William Maher Dies After Fight In Brockton
William Maher of 8 Warren Avenue Brockton died after a Saturday illness with police and medical examiners probing the death. He had scratches on his face and erysipelas developing after a Friday visit to the Tipperary district followed by a fight and delirium before he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
William Maher
Warren Avenue
Paine
Maher
Tipperary
J. P. Steadman
Dr. Paine
Bangor Fire Lays Waste In Front Of Gas Co Shed
A major blaze in Bangor Me started in a rear shed on Main Street near Mrs Curran's home and spread to a large Bangor Gas Company shed storing tar coal and coke. The flames swept adjacent tenements and a Jelli son residence. a stable burned but a horse was saved. Firemen battled for hours and controlled the fire by 8 PM. The gas plant faces about 10000 dollars in losses with 5500 dollars insured. A man named Joseph Campbell of Salem Mass was arrested after a pocketbook belonging to Mrs Westcott was found on him.
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Bangor
Main Street
Frank Jellison
Joseph “Campbell
Salem
Mass
Murderous Shot Renews Pursuit in Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire on May 10 Leon Tarron fired two shots at Deshane the father of two children on Worcester Street. One bullet entered the head above the eye and remains embedded while Tarron fled, officers in pursuit, the wounded man hospitalized.
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Nashua
N. H
Worcester Street
Josephine
Leon Tarren
Deshanne
Tarron
Reports on Cuban battle reach London and Florida
Telegrams from London and Jacksonville report sparse Cuban war news. Spanish troops’ casualties are unconfirmed amid fines on La Lucha and La Discusion for publishing extras about the Jarahueca battle. General Masso targets Gibara Holguin railroad property while $100,000 in assets leave Cuba for the United States, prompting mixed commentary.
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London
Guambro
Cuba
Gepriaed ‘de Cuba
Genial Martinez de Campos
Jacksonville
Fla
Key
la Lucha
la Discusion
Jarahueca
Masso
Gibara Holguin Railroad Oe
Ms Fa
States
England Likely Favorable Confed Despatch on Newfoundland
Despatches from London today suggest favorable action on confederation with Newfoundland. Cabinet members appear satisfied with negotiations and the key issue is England assuming Newfoundland's obligations and completing the island railroad.
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England
Newfoundland
John's
N. F
Confederation
Canada
Prince of Wales Accepts Welsh University Chancellorship
May 10 in London reports the Prince of Wales taking the chancellorship of a newly formed Welsh University. The event marks a royal endorsement for the institution and its regional aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wondon
Prisoner Guard Shooting Defense Expected in Barroom Incident
Police expect the defense in the Guard shooting case to argue the man was legally a prisoner when the barroom encounter occurred. They note the accused’s strict duty record, his Odd Fellow ties, and the claim that the pistol firing aimed to intimidate, not wound, as a response to an attempted escape by McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Lodge
McManus
Officer Guard Faces New Warrant Hearing In McManus Shooting Case
A renewed bid to arrest Officer Guard in the McManus shooting case is expected today as Judge Bolster and the grand jury are asked to issue process. Guard, a Boston police veteran, served in the Army, rose from corporal to sergeant, and is described by friends as mild and devoted to family while continuing to refuse interviews. He patrolled a tough day route and has endured prior injuries from assaults by local roughs.
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Officer Guard
McManus
Bolster
Edge Hill Street
Mr. Guard
Boston
United States Army
North Dakota
Washington
East
New England
Guird
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as blood purifier and cure
A long testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a premier blood purifier with dramatic cures. A customer from Lancaster, NH, claims years of illness including catarrh neuralgia rheumatism and grip were reversed after using twelve bottles, calling it the "Golden Cure" and "King of Sarsaparillas."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster N. H
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
Hood
Riley Hosmer
Judge Discusses Warrant Issuance And Officer Conduct
A judge explains his impartial approach to warrants in a case involving an unnamed policeman. He notes witnesses secured by the guard and indicates his cautious process, stating his sympathy leans toward officers but promising fairness. He cites a past incident where a warrant was issued and a suspect was indicted, tried, and liberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coakley
Kearney
McManus
Warrant Issuance Left to Judge Discretion says Bolster
Judge Bolster stated that issuing warrants is largely at the discretion of the applicant and the judge. He noted he often refuses warrants and may delay decisions to review cases. He said his talks with Mr. Coakley were amicable and he avoided newspaper controversy in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster
Washington Street
Coakley
Lawyer Coakley Seeks Warrant in Guard Assault Case
This morning Lawyer Coakley and witnesses of the Guard assault on McMartus will ask Judge Bolster for a warrant against Officer Guard. They will seek sworn written testimony and proceed to the Roxbury Court and the Pemberton square grand jury to present the same facts. If Bolster denies the warrant, the district attorney will be notified to present the evidence at the court.
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Grand Jury
Bolster
Coakley
Pemberton Square
Guard
Roxbury
McMartus
Roxbury Court
Lawyer Coakley’s Plan for Warrant in Officer Guard Case
Lawyer Michael Coakley met reporters in Boston stating he expects Judge Bolster to issue a warrant charging Officer George H. Guard with felonious assault on his client John J. McManus. He said the Suffolk grand jury may hear the case tomorrow and that witnesses are ready if Roxbury request is denied.
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Coakley
Pemberton Square
Bolster
George H. Guard
John J. McManus
Suffolk County
Roxbury
Lawyer's view on warrants and arrest rights in a crime case
A prominent lawyer discusses arrest without warrant for a guard, judging that no warrant was required for an old misdemeanor. He notes the arrestee could flee or resist, and that Judge Bolster's discretion affects warrant issuance. He questions shooting a misdemeanant and suggests urgency may justify a warrant.
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Guard
McManus
Bolster
McManus Improving at City Hospital
Last evening doctors reported McManus was comfortable and expected to recover if no complications arise. He may not receive visitors except family, though many friends stop by the hospital office to inquire about his condition.
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City Hospital
McManus
Institution
Police suspend Patrolman George H. Guard over alleged rule breach
The Police Commissioners plan to file charges against Patrolman George H. Guard for violating the Police Manual rule on use of firearms for self defense. General Martin and Commissioner Curtis approved the action after reviewing the allegations of carelessness. no arrest had occurred by midnight.
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George H. Guard
Guard
Martin
Curtis
Mirrors Spark Street Style On Tremont Promenade
On Tremont Street, shoppers pause by twin storefront mirrors to admire reflections. As a glamorous crowd passes Boylston Street, observers see laughter and self commentary, with fashion criticism turning into quick pose checks before moving on.
Pilgrims to Gotham Knights of Columbus Launch
A large delegation from Boston will travel to New York for the formation of a Knights of Columbus council there tomorrow. Massachusetts hosts about 4000 members across several councils led by the Bunker Hill Council in Charlestown with nearly 100 members. The order started in Connecticut and Rhode Island and aims at beneficiary work. The party may include around 200 visitors. The New York council will be the first in that state.
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Knights of Columbus
Boston
New York
Order
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
New England
Connecticut
Rhode Island
British Troops Landed in Ecuador Rescue Fails
The British bark Chala transported 150 Ecuadorian government troops from Mantas guarded by the gunboat Cotopaxi to Puntasua near Esmeraldas. Fire, shelling, and a failed landing left heavy losses before the Ranger arrived under U.S. orders to protect American interests. Captain Watson landed with a flag of truce and rebels quit Esmeraldas. General Altaro named their leader and rebels encamped nearby.
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Panama
Ecuador
Mantas
Cotopaxi
Puntasua
Esmeraldas
Bayano
Ranger
United States
Watson
Altaro
Mirror effects on street fashion during afternoon hours
The piece observes pedestrians, especially modest maids in sailor hats, adjusting belts and hats after glimpsing a mirror along the street. It notes women rarely avert their eyes, posing in military style while passing, and says some men are slow to resist the impulse to inspect their reflections, even noting a red spot on a nose.
Obituary notices and marriage announcements blend in May obits
In Jackson Pleasant city on May 7 the Rev Jacob Birl performs marriage for Samuel A Jackson Jr and Minnie Pleasant. Belmont May 7 lists Sarah Chen. Martha Davis widow of John Waitlist Davis of Charlestown aged 84 years 8 months 11 days. Joanna Nixon widow of John Nixon of South Weymouth May 8 aged 74. Marius P Ripley of Malden May 8 aged 35 years 10 months. Funeral at his new house. Melrose High School event noted for Saturday at 8 pm. May 10 notices include Ppa Valogs Balalires and friends.
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Chenery
Belmont
Sarah A. Chen- Davie
Eve
Martha Davis
Evett
Martha Dave
John Waitlist Davis
Charlestown
Nixon
South
Joanna
John Nixon
Ripley
Malden
Marius P. Ripley
Creeo
Mary P. Lewis
Thomas W. Ripley
Hia New House
Melrose Highlands
Erin Ahabhont
Ander
Ppa
Valogs
Balalires
Fricsda Ie
American Wringer Co. Local Manufacturer Ad
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all types of wringers and sweepers offered. Mail orders prompt. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Labor Union Politics Sparks Debate At Boston Meeting
A circulated resolution urges affiliated bodies to approve or disapprove introducing political calls for a convention to nominate a city ticket. The note warns politics could disrupt unity among wage earners and craftgroups. Debs visit postponed due to legal duties. arbitration hearing set for Hyde Park strike at Waverley Hall Monday at 10.
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Central Labor Union
Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Boston
Associated Press
New England
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Ind
Hyde Park
Labor Men Are Wrathy in New Bedford Report
New Bedford delegates dispute Olneyville convention coverage on textile workers. Matthew Hart says reports misrepresented endorsement of strikes and Cahill of Lawrence. He notes Cahill printed a reference book and accuses outsiders of press bias while defending the union’s stance.
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New Bedford
Matthew Hart
Weavers’ Association
National Convention of
Textile Workers
Olneyville
R. I
Atlantic Mill
T. P. Cahill
Lawrence
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Manteend
Ince
Beston
Mber
My Ia
Wm. Maher
Tolo
Guiamaro
de Campos
the Prince OF Wales
California
Post
M Manus
Case
Worcester
Ross
Whittier Street
the Post
Geary
Temperance Drink
Police Board
Corner Court
Howard
Church
M’manus
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
Gotham
Jackson—Pleasant
Jacob Birl
Samuel A. Jackson, Jr
Minnie Pleasant
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Hart
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