Detective revelations shift murder case toward Basil proof
Reuben meets detectives near City Hall and learns Basil is the prime suspect in the Franklin Street murder. Filbern describes Basil's movements, Kennedy’s affidavit, and potential releases as the police push to close the case. The lawyer plans to see Staggs and Kellew before Monday, while Mrs. Reng’s message remains a key link.
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Reuben
City Hall
Filbern
Washington
Union
Pennsylvania Road
Hicks
St.Charles
James Basil
Charles Street
Basil
Reng
Tolchester
Bay Ridge
Duval
Bridger
Stages
Kellew
Staggs
Kennedy
Great Houe
Kellow
Willis
Nutritious Economical Dessert Mix Ad Published
A fragmented ad describes a versatile powder mix marketed as nutritious and economical, claiming it yields 16 quarts of various desserts with receipts and grocery availability noted.
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Moss Farine
A Soldier's Echoes From Egypt Battle Narrative
Lieutenant Trigg recounts an 1895 Egyptian engagement near Abdu Khan where 2000 British troops clashed with 7000 Arabs. He details sharpshooters disabling three artillery pieces, a devastating close fight, and high British casualties versus 1290 Arab dead. He recalls mortally wounding a young Arab and the haunting moment of realizing he had killed a man.
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Abdu-Khan
Egypt
Williams
Nile
Medusa
Trigg
Y M C A Mutual Aid Society Formed in Beverly
An organization named the Y M C A Mutual Aid Society was formed in Beverly to create an insurance annex for the Young Men’s Christian Association. It aims to provide sick and death benefits and insurance to eligible members and seeks incorporation via the State Legislature. Officers include President H O Woodbury and Secretary Treasurer F S Beckford.
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Beverly
Y. M. C. A. Mutual Aid Society
Young Men's Christian Association
H. O. Woodbury
J. B. Martin
F. S. Beckford
D. D
Manchester
J. G. Trask
L. H. Wardwell
F. 8. Webber
Britannia Wins Thames Yacht Club Regatta
Britannia won the Thames Yacht Club regatta held May 17 in London. The race followed the Lower Hope to Mouse lightship and back to Gravesend with four entrants including the Ailsa. A strong northwest wind and cold, cloudy weather affected performance, and authorities say the Ailsa did not show her full speed.
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London
Britannia
Winchester May 17 Baseball Preview for Maidens
Winchester May 17. Baseball item notes Suburban High School Leomoe Wishen ter, 29, Medford, 3 percent. The Winchesters Maidens will play here next Wednesday.
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Winchester
Leomoe Wishenter
Medford
Winchesters
Golden Jubilee Mass at Boston Cathedral Draws Hundreds
Archbishop Williams presided as Bishop Bradley and Bishop Brady led a historic high mass in the Cathedral with 300 children, Sisters from Notre Dame and many orders in attendance. Delegates from parochial schools and Latin communities joined a tribute to the archbishop with music and sermons.
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Archbishop Williams
Bradley
Brady
Boston
Father Sullivan
Father Walsh
Father Connelly
Father McCormack
Father Hogan
St. John's Seminary
Father Brosnahan
Baston College
Keane
Washington University
Williams
Sisters of Notre Dame
Waltham
Berkeley Street Academy
Roxbury
Most Holy Redeemer
Assumption
Sacred Heart
St. James
St. Mary’s
Holy Trinity
St. Stephen's
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Cathedral
St. Gregory’s
Brookline
Cambridgeport
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Peabody
Salem
Somerville
Woburn
St. Lawrence O'Toole
Sisters of St
Newburyport
Sisters of Charity
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. John’s
St. Joseph’s
Newton
St. Patrick’s
Gray
Working Girls’ Home
Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables
Cambridge
Gray Nuns
Cross
Haverhill
Sisters of
Notre Dame
Our Lady of
Sisters of St. Francis
Sisters
Third Order of St. Francis
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Little Sisters of the Poor
Charlestown
Sisters of Providence
Sisters of St. Anne
Sisters of Mercy
Cathedral Sanctuary Choir Day School
St. Agnes
South
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Star of the Sea
Our Lady of the Assumption
St. Patrick's
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Leo XIII
Jamaica Plain
St. Francis de Sales
Cheverus School
Jubilee honor for Archbishop Williams in Boston reception
The Catholic Union of Boston presented Archbishop Williams with an oil painting at a Boston College Hall reception. Guests included Vicar-General Byrne Bishop Keane Congressman Fitzgerald and others. Dr Thomas Dwight spoke and Archbishop Williams reflected on a strenuous week and fading strength.
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Archbishop Williams
Catholic Union of Boston
Boston College Hall
Thomas H. Watson
Byrne
Keane
Congressman Fitzgerald
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas J. Gargan
Katherine E. Conway
Margaret E. McNulty
Alfred de Seve
Thomas Dwight
Onien of
Hyde Park labor unions report funds and protests
The Hyde Park gossamer workers received 71 dollars in cash and a weekly assessment pledge from Local Assembly 601 K of L, plus 25 dollars from the Housesmiths and 25 dollars from Typographical Union No. 61 Cambridge and 28.50 from Typographical Union No. 13. A ball raised 450 dollars net. Klaus and Co. refuse to settle unless he abandons the union and negotiates individually. In other trades, car riage and wagon workers show revival with many new hires and 15 proposals. Lithographers' Union sets its national convention for June 3 in Boston. Press Feeders initiated fifteen new members.
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Hyde Park
Hudson
Typographical Union No
Cambridge
Klaus & Co
Boston
Bullard Presumed Stroke Changes U varsity Crew Lineup
The crew met on the river for the second time since the layoff and first in two weeks in a shell. Bullard takes Stroke with Fennessy and Watriss at 7 and 6, Fox at 4, and a largely unsettled lineup due to coach Watson’s illness.
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Varsity
New London
Watson
Stevenson
Fox
Bullard
Fennessy
Watriss
Hollister
Damon
Shepherd
Lewis
Harvard Plays Brown In Providence Return
Harvard and Brown meet in the return game today at Providence. Harvard batting order lists Winslow at 3b Rand Whittemore Scannell Wrenn Burgess Stevenson Adams Highlands. Brown lineup features Donovan Robinson Bustard Lander Lowney Cook Fultze Lang White.
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Harvard
Brown
Providence
Winslow
Rand
Whittemore
S. S
Scannell
Wrenn
Burgess
C. F
Stevenson
Adams
R. F
Highlands
Donovan
Robinson
Bustard
Lander
Lowney
Cook
Fultze
Lang
White Brown
White Or Summergill
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Sale Notice
Advertisement notes Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 109 and 25 percent. Encourages readers to obtain the book at their druggist and follow its directions.
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Beecham
Yale Harvard Dual Meet set for Holmes Field today at 2:30
Yale trainer Murphy optimistic with a strong squad aiming to surpass Harvard in a multi event dual meet at Holmes Field. Williams' half mile absence and Elliot uncertain for the bicycle race may affect Harvard as Yale seeks hammer shot broad jump walk and pole vault wins.
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Murphy
Yale
Harvard
Williams
Blue
Crimson
Holmes Field
the Vendome
Vendome
Hickok
Hill
Billy’’ Richards
New Haven
Morgan
Wadhams
Redpath
Bigelow
Mike
Sears and Burke Battle to Draw in Lowell Bantam Clash
Mike Sears of Lewiston and Young Burke fought to a draw in Lowell in a bantam bout. Sears was favored to win but Burke controlled the action, earning a split decision draw before a large crowd of local boxing fans.
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Lowell
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Young Burke
Sears
Boxing at Cribb Club Ends in Three Draws and a Fast Finish
About 150 spectators saw a Cribb Club boxing show last evening with Dan Sweeney as referee. Ed Buckley and Young Buckley of Charlestown drew after three rounds. Frank Steele and Joe Mullen also drew in three rounds. Walter Johnson of Philadelphia defeated Peter O Corbett of Pittsburgh in one round as planned five rounds were reduced after Johnson stopped O Corbett.
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Cribb Club
Dan Sweeney
Ed Buckley
Young Buckley
Charlestown
Frank Steele
Joe Mullen
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Peter O’corbett
Pittsburg
Johnson
Yale Men Refuse to Play Metropolis Papers
Yale Daily News quotes an editorial criticizing metropolitan papers for refusing to print certain Yale related facts. The piece notes a dispute over coverage and the editorials discuss integrity and transparency in reporting.
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NEW Hay
Yale Daily
Conn
Metropolitan
Yale
The Post's Lady Bicycle Costume Contest
The Post invites designs for a woman's bicycle costume with sketches or photos. Competing outfits should be fully described, include names and addresses, and may be submitted to the Bicycle Editor at the Post. A reader from Chelsea proposes a light brown suit with matching jacket and hat suitable for riding and dining out.
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POST
Boston
Bicycle Department
the Post
Chelsea
Nahant Run Tomorrow For Ws. All The Press Cycling Club
The Press Cycling Club plans a 10 o'clock run to Nahant tomorrow led by the club. The A C C committee promised three Class B riders for the May 30 meet, naming Arthur W. Porter Walter Jenney and L C Johnson among others. Porter and the Stearns team returned to Waltham from Louisville yesterday. The P C C tournament committee announced the June 17 meet will be held at the Waltham track. Union Bicycle Club has vacated its Casey Club house due to internal dissensions and rising dues. The club will stay active in a informal format with club runs and dining meetings.
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Press
Nahant
Arthur W. Porter
Walter Jenney
L. C. Johnson
Porter
Stearns
Waltham
Louisville
Press Cycling Club
Union Bicycle Club
Casey Club
Lynn A. A
Miss Londonderry
Australia
Progress Club
Reservoir
Brighton
Arlington
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Attleboro
F. W. Weaver
Andover
H. F. Chase
O. W. Whittemore
Barre
Harding Allen
Franklin
Joseph T. Hutchinson, Jr
Haverhill
A. L. Shattuck
Indian Orchard
George W. Miller
Mansfield
F. P. Trussell
Milford
West Medford
George S. Decker
Chelsea
Cary Wheelmen
L. L. Wadsworth, Jr
William Packard
Leutenant
George F. Slade
Herald Bicycle Promises High Quality at Sixty Dollars
The Very Cycle Company announces the Herald bicycle at sixty dollars. It weighs twenty four pounds, is rigid and durable, and built to avoid underselling other first class wheels. The firm claims superior value and long experience in producing affordable, high quality cycles from their Colum bus avenue works.
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Columbus Avenue
Cycle
Herald
Yale Harbors Retraction Request Fallout After Harvard Letter
New Haven May 17 Captain Thorne of Yale says Harvard's reply to Yale's retraction request will be published first in the Yale News, with Yale's letter to follow after Harvard's answer. Yale players confirm a compromising letter was sent to Butterworth via the Springfield hotel owner to pressure Harvard to win. Coach Walter Camp warns it could sour relations for years and Yale faces dark prospects for a fall game.
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New Haven
Conn
Thorne
Yale
Harvard
Yale News
Butterworth
Springfield
Walter Camp
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Our Daily Original
Ouc
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Satolli
North Square
Mgr. Satolli
No. 1800
Washington Street
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Ouf
Masa
Nervease
wAddrens
Nervease Company
Osto
Labor Affairs
Elliot
Captain Hickok
Lakin
Fred Elliot
Bingham
Sears and Burke
Virginia
Allen & Ginter
Richmond
Tur
American Tobacco Uo
Ingolden Brown
John H. . Woodbury
the Herald
the Very Cycle Co
Columbus Ave
Glover's Corner
Dorchester
Ridic
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Gen'l
N. BE
Agts
Pavan
Clent Co
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Office Square
Mass
En Dent
WM. Sturn Asst
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Stree Shi
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