Nine more Pittsburg councilmen confess to graft bribes
Nine former Pittsburgh council members admitted taking money for votes and received suspended sentences as district attorney Blakeley plans to charge bribe givers. Grand jury hearings continue with about 100 people expected to be implicated in the municipal graft probe.
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Pittsburg
R. S. Frazer
John F. Klein
Grand Jury
Stein
South 7Th Street
Blakeley
Bar of Justice
Fire Maiden Rescuer Saves Four Inside Burning Home
Abraham Weinstein rushes into a smoke filled Warren street house to wake two women and two babies upstairs and then saves his own sleeping child as flames rage from the windows.
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Abraham Weinstein
Warren Street
Tenement Fire Saver Dashes Back For Son Amid Billowing Smoke
A second floor resident, Edwin Weinstein, rushes back into a burning three story building to rescue his sleeping son as smoke and flames engulf his apartment. Mrs Weinstein and Mrs Kaufman, each with a child, exit safely guided by Weinstein and firefighters. The blaze started from a scarf ignition. damage estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Weinstein
Samuel Wallace
Ada Kaufman
Mrs. Kaufman
Coleman and Lockhart to be arraigned in Cambridge bank looting case
George W. Coleman and Wilson W. Lockhart face arraignment before Judge Lowell in the United States Circuit Court at 4 PM for alleged looting of the National City Bank of Cambridge after a federal grand jury indictment last week.
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George W. Coleman
Wilson W. Lockhart
Federal Grand Jury
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Two Babies Hurt in Roxbury Accidents
Two Roxbury children, Catherine Kelly 3 and Isabelle Dooley 4, were injured in separate incidents at 6 pm. Kelly was struck by a fire department pumper on Centre Street, suffering a broken hip and internal injuries. Dooley fell from a third story window on Reed Street, breaking a leg and arm and sustaining scalp wounds.
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Roxbury
Catherine Kelly
Minden Street
Automobile 3
Protective Department
Centre Street
Isabelle Dooley
Reed Street
Kelly
Arrested in Court House in North End Robbery Case
Giuseppe Leone was placed under arrest in the Municipal Criminal Court clerk’s office and charged with highway robbery and larceny, held for the Grand Jury. He questioned officers about the Coscutolo case and a North End robbery, admitting the wrong name before being taken to the Hanover Street station. A victim identified him and police say he has prior prison records.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Giuseppe Leone
Leone
North End
John Barry
Michael Coscutolo
Hanover Street
Peter Rourke
Lowell
Charlestown
Concord
Rogues
Roosevelt Loses Race to Kermit in Luxor
Special cable despatch from Luxor Egypt reports Theodore Roosevelt in Thebes touring tombs and the Neapolis of ancient Thebes with his party.
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Roosevelt
Kermit
Chicare Record-Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
Boston Post
Record-Herald
Luxor
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Neapolis
Ancient
Thebes
Westminster Abbey
Old Egypt
Roosevelt Enjoys First Egypt Ride and Tomb Tour
Colonel Roosevelt rode Arabian horses along the Nile in Egypt after crossing by boat. Kermit won a desert race as Roosevelt observed and praised his son's speed. The party toured Mentuhotep’s tomb and other sites, with Roosevelt impressed by antiquities, then delivered an address near Luxor. He denied any planned political pledge or statement for future.
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Roosevelt
America
Nile
Kermit
Mentuhotep
Napoleon
Paris
Egypt
Mr. Davis
Luxor
Karnak
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Davis
The
Winter Palace
United States
PLAN GREAT RECEPTION Roosevelt to Be Given State Banquet
Roosevelt to visit Christiania with a state banquet planned at Festival Hall attended by the King and government officials. His Nobel lecture may be delivered at the National Theatre due to ticket demand and space limits.
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Roosevelt
Christiania
Christiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Festival Hall
Nobel
National Theatre
Rat Catcher Steals Goods From Castle Street Near Dept Store
George Dixon a 25 year old mouse trap attendant at a large department store was arrested for stealing goods valued at about 1000 dollars from the counters over the past months. Police found stolen items at his Village street home and at a Castle street disposal site. Dixon blamed debt pressure for the crime.
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Castle Street
Dixon
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Ec Winter
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New York
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc
Fourth Avenue
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Henry A. Hartman
William Tl. Hoes
Hermann Linde
Rubens
Christ
Nicholas Maes
George Romney
Jan Both
Richard Wilson
Jan Baptist Huysmans
Willem van der Velde
George Morland
Joost Corneliz Droogsloot
Jacob van Ruysdael
Paolo Veronese
van der Helst
Molenaer
Terbrugghen
U.S. Grant
Vicksburg
Peter Slansen
Balling
BY Walter Wellman
ST. Mary’s Church
Thomas I’. White
S. J
Augustus Duarte
Gonzaga College
Washington
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Calvary
Edward S. Brock
Manresa Hall
Jersey City
Henry Leary
Lenten Missionary Band
George Dixon
Village Street
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Shepherd
Pearl
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Manila
Zcurit
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