Deserted Baby Case Draws Police Across Brockton
Police scoured hotels depots and elevated stations last night seeking Rose Clark of Brockton who allegedly deserted an eight month old baby at the Hotel Metropolitan. The child was moved to the city farm yesterday as Clark vanished after a brief sighting. Local officials say Clark, about 40 with black hair and dark eyes, has a husband and two children in a nearby city.
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West End
Rose Clark
Brockton
Howard Street
Court Street
A. P. Alden
Richardson
Metropolitan Hotel
Marshal Boyden
Marshal
Clark
Watertown Missing Child Found Safe in Home Search
Four year old Alice McDonald who vanished from her Watertown home was found safe this afternoon at the residence of John Kenally at 306 Arsenal Street. Police and her parents believed she had been kidnapped during the 24 hour disappearance.
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Watertown
Alice McDonald
John Kenally
Arsenal Street
Mayor Willard Names Colorado Baby Chelsea Hancock Cup Honor
Chelsea Hancock, a three pound Colorado infant born March 31 in a wagon, inspired Chelsea mayor Willard to commission a silver cup. He will send the engraved keepsake to the child with a city seal, following a letter from her mother Mrs L D Hancock of Coal Basin.
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Willard
Chelsea
Chelsea Hancock
L. D. Hancock
Coal Basin
Col
Hancock
Boston
Mass
East Lake Creek
Walcott
Hannibal Pond Defends Garbage Handling Before Aldermen
Hannibal S. Pond answered questions from Somerville Aldermen about remarks at an indignation meeting. The garbage plant location hearing drew nearby property owners upset by odors affecting property values. Attorney Edward J. Flynn urged remonstrants to relocate the plant. other business included druggists receiving sixth class licenses and a suspended fireman withdrawing a public hearing request.
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Hannibal S. Pond
Somervi
Pond
Lowell Street
Edward J. Flynn
Harry J. Locke
Fire Department
Tampered Fire Alarm Box Incident Promptly Resolved
Patrolman Arthur J. Smith of the Back Bay division stopped a tampering attempt near Fire Alarm Box 9 at Arlington and Boylston. Arrested Arthur W. Woodruff of Brookline, linked to a State Street brokerage, who faced tampering charges and paid a $5 fine after a star chamber hearing.
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Arthur J. Smith
Back Bay
Arthur W. Woodruff
Brookline
State Street
Smith
Boylston Street
Arlington
Boylston Streets
Ingalls
Star Chamber
Sullivan
SENNOTT TAKES REINS TODAY AS NEW BOSTON FIRE CHIEF
Daniel F. Sennott assumes duties at Ladder 18 South Boston moving from Engine 14 Roxbury where he was captain since June 1 1889. The district gains new leadership with reorganized District 5 and headquarters moved to Pittsburg Street.
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Daniel F. Sennott
Boston Fire Department
Pittsburg Street
South
Boston
Sennott
Centre Street
Roxbury
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nathan L. Hussey
Mason Street
Dudley Street
George B. Norton
Norton
de Witt Lane
Boseman
Wells
Henry Heymann
George W. Woodworth
Jacob H. Desmond
Pillsbury C. Fickett
Peters A. M. Ford
Edward J. Coveny
Herbert Brown
Daniel Glennon
Ladder 4
Campaign Plans of Lyman and Talbot Swap Campaign Roles
Democratic Arthur Lyman will run the Douglas campaign from Liberty Square while Republican Thomas Talbot travels the state for General Guild. Lyman, a Gaston ally, aims to replicate past success by staying connected with leaders and towns. Talbot and Mansfield begin local work at home, delaying button distribution, as they weigh candidates for Guild’s ticket.
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Arthur Lyman
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas Talbot
Republican State Committee
Lyman
Liberty Square
Douglas
Talbot
General Guild
Gaston
Major Crowley
Lowell
Flaherty
McNary
Mansfield
Boston
Eben
Draper
Frederick S. Hall
Guild
Republican
Devonshire Building
Man shot while aiming at rabies dog in Brattleboro
In Brattleboro Vermont on May 11 George Smith tried to kill a dog believed rabid but accidentally shot its owner James Donahue. Donahue is hospitalized with very serious injuries that may prove fatal.
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Brattleboro
George Smith
James Donahue
Donahue
Bonfire Tragedy Claims Woman in Lancaster Yard
Mrs Charles Howe died after her clothing caught fire while tending a bonfire in her yard in Lancaster New Hampshire. The mother of four was badly burned on her hands and lower body and succumbed to injuries tonight. She is survived by a widower and four children.
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Lancaster
N. H
Charles Howe
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