Officer John Cady Accused After Robbing Window
John Cady a Holmes Protective patrolman allegedly broke a Los Angeles wine store window on Summer street, looted intoxicants, and clashed with Boston officer Harney. Cady was subdued, disarmed, and taken to the station on Lagrange street. he faces court today.
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Holmes
John Cady
Holmes Protective Company
Los Angeles
Summer Street
Boston
Harney
Station 4
Cady
Officer Harney
Lagrange Street
Lawrence Man Shoots Wife
Lawrence March 25 James Matthews is alleged to have shot his wife Sadie in the head at 9:80. She cannot recover. Matthews was rescued by Engine 8 crew from angry relatives and taken to the engine house then to the police station. Mrs Matthews to the hospital.
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Lawrence
James Matthews
Sadie
Matthews
Kline
Former Worcester Schools Chief Dr Albert Marble Dies
New York March 25 Dr Albert Prescott Marble associate superintendent of public schools of Worcester Mass died here today He is survived by his widow a daughter and a brother Dr John O Marble of Worcester Mass Marble was 125 years superintendent of Worcester schools
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New York
Albert Prescott Marble
John O. Marble
Worcester
Mass
Marble
Houdini Delights 1600 at Boston Athletic Association
Houdini astonished 1600 Boston Athletic Association members with a four minute strait-jacket escape beating his own record. He swallowed needles linked to thread and proved them bloodless as a doctor marveled at his jaw and facial muscles. Houdini praised by Dr. J E Rourke and warned he risks becoming muscle-bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdini
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Tomsk
Eagles Flit to Providence Housewarming Big Aerie Gathering
Five thousand Eagles from Boston Worcester New Bedford Fall River Brockton Lynn Salem and southern New England gathered at the Providence Aerie hall on Snow street for a housewarming. W R Sterns, president of the local aerie, gave the welcome address as a large vaudeville show and banquet highlighted the event.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Worcester
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Lynn
Salem
New England
New Hall of Providence Aerie
Snow Street
W. R. Sterns
Aerie
Roque Arrested for Assault on Tug Confidence Engineer
Andrew P. Roque an engineer on the tug Confidence was arrested after being charged with assaulting and seriously injuring Ernest L Sprague 28 of 92 Lexington Street East Boston at Lewis wharf last Friday night.
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Ernest L. Sprague
Lexington Street
Boston
Confidence
Lewis Wharf
Andrew P. Roque
Not a Patent Medicine Favorite Prescription Endorsements
Not a patent medicine. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is claimed as a women’s health remedy with no alcohol, glycerine solvent, and ingredients including Golden Seal root, Lady's Slipper root, Black Cohosh root, Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh root. It emphasizes physician endorsements and cautions against harmful ingredients.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Coyoa
N.Y
United States
Canada
England
Australia
South America
Africa
Asia
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
Vv. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
John Fyfe
Saugatuck
Conn
Department of Therapeutics
The
Eclectic Review
Helenias Dioka
Youth Charged With Forgery and Cashing Check
Jacob H. Burger, 20, employed as book keeper for C. H. Stone & Co. at Faneuil Hall Market, arrested last evening after returning home from the South. He faces charges of indorsing and cashing a $15 check and may face further charges totaling about $200. Burger comes from a respectable Somerville family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Burger
Burger
C. H. Stone & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Somerville
Elopement Report Says Youths Married in Detroit
Fostoria Ohio dispatch reports that Carl and Edith Francis, both under eighteen, eloped and wed in Detroit Michigan. The telegram to Mrs. R H Kiser claimed she would need to send money. The youths are described as wealthy.
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Fostoria
Carl
R. H. Kiser
Edith Francis
Detroit
Mich
Governor Guild’s police and liquor reform plan favored
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson praised Governor Guild’s bill to place Boston police under a single commissioner and liquor control under an excise commission of three. He argued the proposal serves city interests, reduces graft, and aligns Boston with other modern metropolises, despite opposition he described as self interested.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Boston
Nquor
Governor Guild
Ward 13 Douglas Club Announces April Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
The Ward 13 Douglas Club selects April 23 for its annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall. President Jeremiah J. McNamara aims to make it a banner event with invitations to Democracy leaders in the city and from New York. Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan and Senator Thomas Grady plan to attend.
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Ward 13
Douglas Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jeremiah J. McNamara
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Thomas Grady
Fund Under Way to Aid Tucker Family in Uncertain Plea
The Rev. William C. Winslow plans a relief fund for Charles I. Tucker's parents if the governor acts on the plea for commutation. He notes mortgage and poverty, vows support after the outcome, and discusses responding to ex-Representative Saunders about Tucker's innocence claim. Tucker's counsel says the governor's petition will gather signatures soon.
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Winslow
Mr. Saunders
Tucker
Saunders
James Vahey
Tucker Sees Father in Cambridge Jail Visit
Charles L. Tucker was visited by his father at Cambridge jail as visits are now limited to parents and a clergy member. The meeting showed affection and hope, though Tucker appeared pale and weary at times. Rev. William C. Winslow, who has shown interest in Tucker, commented on a nervous letter from Mrs. Tucker and urged clemency rather than citing injustice. He defended state departments and their mutual support.
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William C. Winslow
Charles I. Tucker
Mabel Page
Mrs. Tucker
Mr. Winslow
Tucker
Winslow
C. S. Saunders
Charles L. Tucker
Cambridge
Favorite Prescription touted as women’s rest and strength aid
An advertisement style feature argues the average man’s view of housework is unfair and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the cure for “female weakness.” It lists ingredients like Blue Cohosh and Lady's Slipper, claims safety with glycerine, and cites testimonials and medical authorities to back its efficacy for various uterine and nervous complaints.
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John M. Scudder
John King
Pierce
Tenements Endangered by Early Morning Fire at Bow Street
Patrolman Fred Googins quickly located a fire at the fruit store of Ralph Pattisola at 21A Bow street Somerville. The one story wooden building owned by Charles E. Droust sat with narrow passages to adjacent tenements as flames spread along Bow street from an overheated stove. The stove was gutted and damages reach $1000.
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Fred Googins
Ralph Pattisola
Bow Street
Somerville
Charles E. Droust
Death of Hugh McGlone Reported in Cambridge Street Residence
Hugh McGlone aged 35 of Central avenue Lynn was found dead of natural causes in bed at 2 Cambridge street yesterday. Police and coroner notified and no foul play suspected.
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Hugh McGlone
Central Avenue
Lynn
Cambridge Street
Auto and Electric Crash on Columbus Avenue Near Hotel Plaza
A touring automobile and an inward bound electric car collided on Columbus Avenue in front of the Hotel Plaza. The crash left the auto’s two occupants on the street, damaged a fender on the electric car, and injured William Jackson of 60 Kay Street Fall River who had teeth knocked out and facial injuries. Jackson’s friend Thurston escaped with minor bruises. The Star Laundry Company vehicle was following an outward bound car. the inward car was about 20 feet away as it swerved to meet. Jackson was treated at a nearby pharmacy. the auto was towed to a garage for repairs.
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Columbus Avenue
Hotel Plaza
William Jackson
Kay Street
Fall River
Thurston
Star Laundry Company
Jackson
Two South Boston Men Missing
Relatives of Mark Freeley, 80, of 9 Howe Avenue, and Patrick Collier, of 478 East Fourth Street, reported their disappearances to police after both men left their homes in the past few days. Freeley departed Thursday and Collier Friday morning.
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South Boston
Mark Freeley
Howe Avenue
Patrick Collier
East Fourth Street
Freeley
Collier
Police search for missing South Framingham youth
Boston police extended search across the city at the request of South Framingham authorities to locate Daniel L. O Keeffe, a 17 year old high school student who disappeared from South Framingham last Wednesday.
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Boston
South Framingham
Daniel L. O'Keeffe
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women. It claims cures for nervous and reproductive ailments, praises root-based ingredients, and offers a free consultation with Dr. Pierce at Buffalo New York.
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Chicago
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