Sully Appeals British Aid Over Kidnapped Children
J H Sully, father of two children allegedly kidnapped and taken to Denver, appeals to British Consul Captain Wyndham. Colorado Governor McDonald refuses to honor requisition papers, keeping the children with Mrs Fenwick who is indicted for kidnapping. Consul Wyndham limits public comment citing official policy.
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J. H. Sully
Sully
Denver
Col
Belle Fenwick
Wyndham
Cambridge
Jrag
McDonald
Colorado
Commonwealth
Fenwick
Guild
England
Watch Factory Bowling League Banquet Held in Waltham
The Watch Factory Bowling League held its annual banquet in Waltham this evening with full attendance. Prizes were awarded to the league winners, and many friends attended to celebrate the event.
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Waltham
Watch Factory Bowling League
Regular price vead details and numbers
The fragment lists prices and quantities with values such as 15 1.25 20 1.00. No clear event or named entities are present, making a definitive news item difficult.
Suit Over Hammond Property Against Mrs Bemis
Worcester March 30 A suit for 5000 is filed against Mrs Myra Bemis to recover property and money allegedly belonging to John Hammond who died at her home amid suspected poisoning. The case, instigated by cousin David Hammond Jr, seeks delivery of Hammond assets. The state police continue investigation with witness interviews and expert reports.
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Hammond
Worcester
Myra Bemis
John Hammond
Bemis
Rice
Barre
David Hammond, Jr
Winchester
Mass
Rebecca Hammond
County Donegal
Ireland
Worcester County Courts
Whitney
Worcester County
Sheriff Foils Jail Escape Plot in New England
Portsmouth New Hampshire March 30 Sheriff George O A Thorne of York county Maine pursued Benjamin Whitney alias John Cummins for a year. He uncovered Whitney planned to escape from Auburn jail and captured him with a tip from Whitney’s pal. Whitney previously held at Alfred jail and escaped to raid Hampton Beach.
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Portsmouth
N. H
George O. A. Thorne
York County
Benjamin Whitney
John Cummins
Whitney
Auburn
Boston
York Beach
Alfred
Hampton Beach
Boston Man Narrowly Struck by 600 Volt Live Wire
James H. Miller an electrician of 31 Dwight Street Boston was shocked at the Whittall mills power house when a 600 volt live wire passed through his body His thumbs suffered burns and he lies at City Hospital resting comfortably
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Worcester
James H. Miller
Dwight Street
Boston
Whittall Mills
Miller
North Andover Man Claims Life In Own Action
William Little a 28 year old watchman at Stevens mill died by self inflicted poisoning after drinking tincture of aconite earlier today. His body was found near the railroad half a mile from the mill with a revolver in his hand and a cartridge exploded. Despondency named as the cause.
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North Andover
William Little
Stevens Mill
Sanderson's Daughter Wins Final Decree in Probate Fight
Dedham report states a new trial was refused for William AH Brown administrator of Charles C Sanderson's estate. A $4400.71 verdict previously awarded to Mrs Fula A Chase of Waltham stands. The case stems from a family feud between Sanderson's widow and daughter after his elopement and remarriage in 1903.
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Dedham
William AH. Brown
Charles C. Sanderson
Fula A. Chase
Waltham
Sanderson
Providence
Carrie M. Johnson
Citizens seek suspension of New Bedford officer
A large petition will be sent to Mayor Thompson asking suspension of Sergeant Jeremiah McCarty pending charges. The complaint cites a recent fist fight between Sergeant McCarty and Patrolman Welch and urges Chief Donaghy to file the charges.
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New Bedford
Thompson
Jeremiah McCarty
Donaghy
McCarty
Welch
Salem man arraigned on money order forgery charges
Clyde Miles, a machinist at 1 Varnum Street, Salem, was arrested yesterday by post office inspectors and charged with stealing money order blanks and forging them. He pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Hayes and was held in 1000 bond for a further hearing next Thursday.
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Clyde Miles
Varnum Street
Salem
Hayes
Miles accused in drug store break and forged money orders
Authorities allege Miles burglarized Arthur Sinclair’s drug store at 1071-2 Bridge street a Salem substation and stole six blank money order forms. A forged $100 order to C W Bowker and a $60 order to C W Bowker were issued in the post office fraud scheme with the postmaster’s name forged. The letters were sent to the dead letter office, opened, and found forged. Miles was arrested after Sinclair identified handwriting. He reportedly stayed with Charlotte H Moreland at 105 Bridge street during the theft period.
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Miles
Arthur Sinclair
Bridge Street
Salem
W. Harvey Merrill
C. W. Bowker
Chambers Street
General Delivery
Lowell
Rose Tapley Marries Troy Attorney in Quiet Watervliet Ceremony
Malden residents were surprised to learn that Rose Tapley, locally known actress from Linden district, wed Frank Holahan, a Troy attorney, in a quiet Watervliet, New York ceremony. The couple will reside in Troy where Holahan practices law. Tapley rose from Linden Grammar School to Malden High and later starred with Richard Mansfield and Chauncey Olcott.
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Malden
Rose Tapley
Linden
Watervliet
N. Y
Frank EI. Holahan
Troy
Miss Tapley
Linden Grammar School
Malden High School
Frank E. Holahan
Troy, N. Y
Dedham Milk Man's Brother Found Dead From Poison
Amos Ebenhouse uncovered Gus Connelley dead in the Dedham Island farm hay mow. Autopsy showed normal condition but stomach sent to Harvard for analysis. Gus 29, recently married, had returned from Vermont and faced possible self inflicted poisoning. Authorities note indications point to self harm.
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Dedham
Amos Ebenhouse
Dedham Island
John J
Augustus J. Connelley
Ebenhouse
Gus
Augustus Connelley
Connelley
John W. Pratt
Vermont
Boston
Needham Street
Edward H. Hodgkin
John
Church Objects To High School Dance Move
North Attleboro notes church opposition to the high school senior reception at Emmet Hall. Mrs Boyle, who rents the hall, would be paid the usual rental by First Emmanuel Church to avoid a dance on the premises.
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Church
North Attleboro
Emmet Hall
Hammet Hall
Boyle
First Emmanuel Church
Lover's quarrel leads to attempted poisoning in Lynn
Eva Henderson, 20, drank creoline after a quarrel at a lodging house on Union street. She recovered enough to leave Lynn Hospital for home in Swampscott tonight. Williams returned to find her unconscious on a hallway sofa.
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Lynn
Eva Henderson
Union Street
Lynn Hospital
Burrill Street
Swampscott
Fred Williams
Williams
Town Officials Must Appear in Supreme Court
Swamp Scott Board of Health members Frank B. Stratton Michael Haley and Jasper H Stone are ordered to appear in the Supreme Court on April 6 to show cause why a mandamus should not be issued for failing to produce books required for inspection by a special committee named by the moderator at a town meeting.
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Frank B. Stratton
Michael Haley
Jasper H. Stone
Swampscott Board of Health
Supreme Court
Salem Sexton Mau Rice O Connor Found Hanged in Church Cellar
The body of Mau rice O Connor, sexton of Grace Episcopal Church, was found hanging from a beam in the church cellar today. No cause is known for the deed. O Connor leaves a widow and several children.
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Salem
Maurice O'Connor
Grace Episcopal Church
O’connor
Judge Grover rejects Gill arbitration plan in Dedham
George A. Gill of Norwood who phoned police to lock up the W. W. Clough store was held for the April grand jury in 500 dollars. Gill reiterated his plan offering to pay for items taken if released but Judge Grover refused arbitration and kept the case.
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Dedham
George A. Gill
Norwood
W. W. Clough
Gill
Grover
Pastor Greul Receives Call From Haverhill Church
The Rev. Frederick B. Greul D D pastor of the First Baptist Church in Waltham has received a call from the First Baptist Church of Haverhill He has served in Waltham for nineteen years.
Lena McDonald Case Stalls Police Efforts Lacking Leads
State police report no progress in the Lena McDonald case as Captain Proctor continues work with little headway. A second woman doctor is under surveillance but no evidence emerges. The alleged dying confession provides no aid, and an inquest may be considered to reach witnesses.
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Lena McDonald
Proctor
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