King Books With $10000 Paid Stirring Boston Scandal
A Boston man received a $10,000 payment from Cardenio F. King, via a note, with details to be verified by his books. The report links the sum to King’s disappearance and the missing fourth floor Journal building financier, naming Yeaton as a co trustee and detailing tensions with attorney J. T. Auerbach.
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Cardenio F. King
Boston
Journal
Post
Auerbach
Chicago
King
Cambridge Couple Found Dead From Gas Leak
Frank H Hubbard and his wife were found at 312 Brattle Street Cambridge at 1 30 this morning with a broken gas chandelier. Police say quarrel over drinking led to unconsciousness and asphyxiation. Hubbard worked for Conant Stockwell provision dealers. both are about 40 years old.
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Frank H. Hubbard
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Hubbard
Conant & Stockwell
Marie Georgi’s Secret Marriage Ties Noted Heiress Family
New York report dated March 22 reveals Miss Isabelle Marie Georgi aged 19 secretly wed in Jersey City on March 11 to Ralph Camp 25, son of a U S secret service agent. Camp was best man at a massachusetts governor’s son’s 1907 wedding. The Georgi family heirloom estate valued at $1,000,000 belonged to Isabelle Marie’s mother, Maximilian Hershel’s widow.
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New York
William Georgi
Isabelle Marie Georgi
Eben Draper
Massachusetts
Draper
Queena Sanford
Mrs. Camp
Maximilian Hershel
Mellen May Be Sent West as Transcontinental Hope
Private information indicates President Mellen of the New Haven may become president this spring of a transcontinental railroad, likely the Northern Pacific or Union Pacific, if J. Pierpont Morgan requests it. Mellen left the Northern Pacific six years ago after a quarrel with J. J. Hill, who had gained control.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. J. Hill
Daring Crawtender Rescues Youths From Charles River Capsize
Two Cambridgeport youths William Rouse and Frank Shultz battled icy waves in the Charles and Broad Canal for about 20 minutes before a drawtender aided their rescue. Their canoe capsized after attempting to raise a sail, leaving them clinging to the rough water near the First Street bridge.
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Charles River
Cambridgeport
Broad Canal
William Rouse
Broadway
Frank Shultz
Maple Avenue
First Street
Daring Rescue At Cambridge Bridge Delivers Boat For Drowning Men
Edward Heeney rushed to the Cambridge drawtenders to seek a rescue boat as two men struggled in the river. Heeney descended to a Humane Society boat under the bridge, swapped oars to reach the raft, and pushed toward the victims despite high winds and risk.
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Cambridge
Edward Heeney
Hugh E. Rourke
William Fliynn
Heeney
Boston
Humane Society
Senator William J. Bryan of Florida Dies in Washington
United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida died at Providence Hospital at 8 30 this morning from typhoid fever. He served only 73 days since taking the seat, succeeding the late Stephen R. Mallory, and spent 33 days ill. He was the seventh Senate death since the last adjournment.
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Washington
United States
William James Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
Stephen R. Mallory
Bryan
Senate
Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Mallory
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Death of Mr Bryan Shocks Washington Circle
The oldest member Mr Whyte at 84 and the youngest Mr Bryan under 32 were in the same body. Bryan improved briefly after illness, but died today in Washington after a protracted fever. He had come from Florida in January and was treated at Providence Hospital and by Johns Hopkins specialists.
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Maryland
Mr. Whyte
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Washington
Florida
Providence Hospital
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Tragedy in Fall River Family Killed by Gas Poisoning
Mrs. Florida Terrien aged 25 and her two children Mary 4 and Joseph 2 months were found dead in their home on St. Marys Street. Coroner ruled death a deliberate gas poisoning by the mother after spending the night away with her husband.
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Fall River
Florida Terrien
Mary
Joseph
St. Mary’s Street
Joseph Terrien
Terrien
Mr. Terrien
Engine Boiler Explosion Kills Three at Schenegus
In Binghamton New York on March 22 the Delaware and Hudson freight locomotive boiler blew out while taking water at Schenegus midnight. Engineer L Hendrickson and Brakeman A Korfage were instantly killed. Fireman O Smith died of injuries today.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson
Schenegus
L. Hendrickson
A. Korfage
O. Smith
Littlefield resigns from Congress prompting Maine reaction
Governor Cobb receives Charles E Littlefields resignation letter effective September 30 1908. Littlefield cites desire to resume law practice and avoid district costs from a special convention for his successor. Letter dated March 20 1908 notes gratitude to friends and public service.
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Rockland
William T. Cobb
Charles E. Littlefield
Second District
Republican Congressional Committee
Littlefield
Cobb
Fred W. Wight
Second
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
New England Weather Forecast Details
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Monday with rain Tuesday night. Warmer conditions and fresh southwest to west winds expected, with a similar forecast for New England including cloudy conditions Monday and rain on Tuesday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Father John's Medicine Claims Safe Strengthening Formula
Advertisement asserts Father John's Medicine contains no dangerous drugs and will build you up, presenting a simple health claim aimed at readers seeking strength. No clinical data provided.
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John
Governor Guild Fades as Reports Vary on Condition
Bulletin from Dr Winslow notes Governor Guild's condition not favorable tonight after a day of fluctuating signs. Visitors include Lodge and Courtenay Guild as public concern grows and police report steady inquiries about the governor's status.
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Governor Guild
Winslow
Thomas E Hackett Dies in Watertown at 49
Thomas E Hackett a Watertown businessman of 35 years died today at his Centre street home. He helped run Hackett Bros store on Main street and was active in town affairs. He belonged to the K of C and Catholic Order of Foresters and sang in St Patrick's Church choir. Born in Milton Massachusetts he is survived by his wife a brother Frank and two sons Paul and Leo.
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Thomas E. Hackett
Centre Street
Hackett
Hackett Bros
Main Street
K. of C
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Patrick's Church
Milton
Mass
Frank
Paul
Leo
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