Brookline Burglar Charles McVey Arraigned on Five Burglary Counts
Charles McVey known as a Brookline burglar faced arraignment in Brookline on five burglary charges and an assault with intent to kill. He pleaded guilty to three counts and was bound for the Dedham Superior Court in September. Police doubt his confederate story while recovering stolen items from several Brookline homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McVey
Brookline
Dedham
Page
Drew
McVey
Amasa
Henry G. Tenby
Arthur GQ. Jones
Washington Street
Gardner Road
Edmund Steese
Samuel Williams
Park Street
Jacob Morse
Fuller Street
Mr. Clark
Morse
Steele
Gillette
Station 5
Asylum Street
Steese
Clark
Wright
Harvard
Mr. Morse
A. S. Williams
Samuel Wil
Along the Water Front Ships and Sailors in Harbor Drama
Mate James Coleman, ashore from the Kate Jones, is replaced by Joe Kemp of the Vesta while Captain John Smith fills the vacancy. Captain Arthur Eldridge’s Nellie freshly painted shines in harbor. Atlantic grain handling may replace lighter methods as European steamers haul to elevators. The Steamer Herman Winter is drydocked in New York. General Whitney will take her place under Captain Eleazer Baker. Passengers on the Ethelred include Mr Barter and wife and others. icebergs near Grand Banks noted aboard the Belgian King. O E Lewis and Euphemia repair hulls. Colbert receives iron work. Franks & Ira under repair after collision. pilots and owners to settle. Kennebec’s Jason Collins turns back to port after gale forces, returning to Lincoln wharf. THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coleman
Kate Jones
Jones
Joe Kemp
Vesta
John Smith
Arthur Eldridge
Lewis
Nellie
Boston & Albany
Boston
Herman Winter
Metropolitan
New York
General Whitney
Whitney
Eleazer Baker
Barter
Alexander Robinson
C. E. Byrnes
BE. N. Laidley
William Wilson
Palmer
Ethelred
Jamaica
Weiss
Antwerp
Halifax
N. S
Grand Banks
O. E. Lewis
Euphemia
Colbert
Frank & Ira
Alcorn
Shulee
Bridgeport
Eugene Borda
Cape Cod
Jason Collins
Kennebec
Bath
Nahant
Lincoln Wharf
Bondsman Surrenders On Dr Moore Case In Manchester
In Manchester on May 6 E H Murphy a bondsman for Dr J C Moore surrendered in open court on a $15 000 bail in three old bank indictments. The other bondsmen R D W McKay and George F Bosher paid the bond. The matter was quietly settled and Bosher and McKay agreed to cover the full bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
E. H. Murphy
J. C. Moore
Mr. Murphy
R. D. W. McKay
George F. Bosher
Gleason Indicted in Queens County Prize Fight Probe
Mayor Patrick Jerome Gleason of Long Island City and others linked to the Eureka Athletic Club are indicted on charges tied to prize fighting, horse racing and police interference. Indictments include club directors and poolroom operators, with Gleason disputing the charges and noting reformers as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick Jerome Gleason
Long Island City
Eureka Athletic Club
Grand Jury
Queens County
Gleason
Grand
Eureka Club
The
Puritan
District Attorney’s Office
Tom O’rourke
Timothy P. Sullivan
Bowery
Timothy D. Sullivan
Empire Athletic Club
Maspeth
Empire Club
Paddy
Murphy
Eole’’ Pearsall
Eddie’’ Marks
Cambridge marks fifty years with children day and no-saloon theme
Cambridge lays out a fifty year celebration starting with children day on June 2. About 13 000 youths aged 5 to 15 will hear the city's history and sing patriotism. The Cambridge idea of no-license will be highlighted, with a review of its decade impact, including population growth, housing, tramp reduction, and bank deposits. The program includes Cantabrigia Club events, a common planting, and an evening concert and readings.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Common
Cantabrigia Club
Sacred Strains at Tremont Temple Foster Debt Relief
A Tre munt Temple concert last night featured the Baptist festival chorus of fourteen Boston suburbs, totaling 350 voices. Proceeds from the sale were to help lessen the church debt, with solos and choruses by the Ariel, Weber and Tremont Temple Quartets. Notable soloists included Mrs Wright and Miss Emmate B Tilton, while choirs from Old Cambridge Wakefield Lynn Natick Somerville Boston Tabernacle Beverly Stoneham Maplewood Waltham Hyde Park Weston and Tremont Temple joined under directors A P Briggs George F Wilson L I Goodwin Grace M Muzzy E S Daniels Frank C Briggs H C Bessom M J Riga H F E Cheney Merrill French and Charles E Boyd.
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Tremont Temple
Baptist Festival Chorus
Boston
Ariel, Weber and
Rossini
Wright
Emmate B. Tilton
Festival
Old Cambridge
A. P. Briggs
Wakefield
George F. Wilson
Lynn
L. I. Goodwin
Natick
Grace M. Muzzy
Somerville
E. S. Daniels
Boston Tabernacle
Frank C. Briggs
Beverly
H. C. Bessom
Stoneham
E. C. Mason
Maplewood
Lillian Sinnott
Waltham
H. E. Millard
Hyde Park
M. J. Riga
Brighton
H. F E. Cheney
Weston
Merrill French
Charles E. Boyd
H. E. H. Wright
E. Humphrey Allen
Lucie A. Tucker
George J. Parker
Walter B. Douglass
C. N. Allen
Ariel Ladies
Lillian Hanson
Nellie Mae Holt
Fannie E. Holt
Emma V. Foster
Weber
L. M. Bartlett
E. E. Holden
L. G. Ripley
W. BE. Davison
Emma le B. Tilton
Drop and Dipper Puzzle of Puritana Cure
A puzzle claims a single drop of Puritana outweighs a dipperful of tonics. The ad touts Puritana as a cure for stomach, liver, nerves, and general health, citing testimonials from Belle W. Dale and others in Concord and Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth Medical College
J. F. Scott
Concord
N. H
Ung Fong to be returned to China by U.S. marshal
Commissioner Fiske orders Ung Fong sent back to China under U S marshal protection. His lawyer Harvey Pratt appeals, and Judge Nelson will decide if the Chinaman may remain in the United States. Fong faced questions over merchant versus laborer status and alleged Salem laundry ties. Deputy Marshal Waters would escort him to a steamer from San Francisco or Tacoma if upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ung Fong
China
United States
Fiske
Harvey Pratt
Nelson
United States District Court
Whittemore
Fong
Salem
Marshal Waters
San Francisco
Tacoma
Reform movement opens National Municipal League conference
Baltimore May 6 well known political reformers met in Music Hall to open the annual National Municipal League conference. James C. Carter of New York presided and Secretary Woodruff delivered the first address praising reform as lasting. Howard of the Baltimore Reform League discussed the recent revolt and its lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Music Hall
National Municipal League
James C. Carter
New York
Woodruff
United States
Charles Morris Howard
Baltimore Reform League
Equitable Life offers cash value policy with guarantees
In a progressive era for life assurance the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York unveils a policy with after three years a definite cash value or paid up option. Values are guaranteed and visible at any time, with longer hold increasing value plus a surplus bonus later. assets exceed two hundred million and surplus over forty million.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Equitable
American Wringer Co Advertises In Boston Area
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 11 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill in Boston. It offers all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Plumbers Graduates Celebrate North End Union Trade School
The North End Union Trade School held its plumbers graduating class closing exercises with short addresses from Daniel G. Finnerty and David Smith of the Boston Master Plumbers' Association, Charles W. Parmenter, Mrs. Fanny B. Ames, and Samuel F. Hubbard presented diplomas. The class included twenty two graduates and the address on Turning Points of Life was delivered by Building Inspector Damrelh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Union Trade School
Daniel G. Finnerty
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Boston
David Smith
Charles W. Parmenter
Mechanic Art High School
Fanny B. Ames
Samuel F. Hubbard
Shooting at Amesbury Leaves Currier Wounded
Frank Currier is comfortable after a shooting near South Hampton. Bartlett, who fired, hid behind a fence and is sought after he wounded Currier in the back and left hand, while Beckman was also struck but less seriously. Currier returned to his home as doctors remove eighty seven shot from his back. If blood poisoning does not set in, recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Frank Currier
South Hampton
Bartlett
Currier
Mr. Bartlett
Beckman
Hatch
Von Ketteler Promoted to Mexican Minister post
Baron Clemens Von Ketteler counselor and first secretary of the German embassy in Washington receives notice of his promotion to minister to Mexico. Reports say he seeks permission to wed Miss Ledyard of Detroit, daughter of the Michigan Central president and Lewis Cass granddaughter. German foreign office rarely grants such marriages, often requiring a German spouse or resignation.
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Washington
Baron Clemens von Ketteler
Mexico
Ledyard
Detroit
Michigan Central Railroad
Lewis Cass
Foreign Office
Diplomatic Corps
Captain and Mrs Kimball Leave Bow Salvation Army Work
Captain and Mrs Kimball who have served in the Bow doin square corps of the Salvation Army are ordered away for a long rest by their physician after failing health. They will conduct farewell services on Sunday in the army hall at 7 Green street. They will be greatly missed especially by the poorer classes whom they have deeply endeared.
Tupper Issues Platform Across Canada Chiefs Policy
Sir Charles Tupper issues a manifesto urging electors to back Conservative principles. He argues Liberal vacillation in fiscal and national development, and promotes Canada's policy on steamship service Atlantic Britain to Western states, Pacific cable, Manitoba schools remedial legislation, stronger defences, immigration, and Newfoundland entry talks.
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Ottawa
Ont
Charles Tupper
Electors of
Canada
Conservative
Liberal Party
Atlantic
Great Britain
Australia
East
Charles
Manitoba
Newfoundland
Crippled Children’s Home Elects Officers at Annual Meet
The New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children held its annual meeting at 301 Newbury Street with Mrs. Herbert A. Joslin presiding. Officers elected include honorary president Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, president Mrs. Joslin, and treasurer Mrs. Edward B. Kellogg. expenses for the year totaled 1682.66 with a year end balance of 978.84. Numerous bequests and donations were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Peabody Home For Crippled Children
Robert Bleakie
Newbury Street
Herbert A. Joslin
Mary A. Livermore
H. M. Peabody
Julia A. Eastman
G. M. Green
William Matthews
John H. McCollum
Abner Post
Warren
Printer Entertains at Franklin Typo Society Meeting
Greenleaf Clarke an 8 year old printer will entertain Franklin Typo graphical Society at 121 Chandler Street this evening with reminiscences of printing. He once worked with the late William Lloyd Garrison in the Newburyport Herald office, promising a reference to that figure. Printers are invited.
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Greenleaf Clarke
Franklin Typographical Society
Chandler Street
Clarke
William Lloyd Garrison
Newburyport Herald
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Life Assurance
Equitable Building
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DR. Moore
Asant Tota Johnson
Anodyne
Liniment
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Hood
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Largeley
Belle W. Dale
Charlestown
Mass
J. S. Daly
Harry
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
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All Saints’ Church
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Charles Pfaff
Cornelia Hathaway
Vinal Avenue
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
York City
Kimballs
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Marshall Perry
Penton Station
Waterville
Tory Platform
Sir Charles Tupper
T. Metcalf CO
Copley
Kus-Kus
Metcalpf
Coca Wine
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