Gertrude Quimby Arrested in New York
Miss Gertrude Quimby a 16 year old from Boston was arrested at Broadway and Forty seventh Street. She was taken to police headquarters and then to the Children's Society pending a Children's Court appearance tomorrow morning. Her mother Mrs A S Werner requested the arrest.
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New York
Gertrude Quimby
Boston
Broadway
Forty-seventh Street
Children’s Society
Hoyt
Children’s Court
Werner
Post
West Forty-fifth Street
Curry and
Forbes
Russell
Longacre Square
Miss Quimby
King Edward
West Forty-seventh Street
Children's Society
Albert
Brooklyn
Marguerite Cecil
Quimby
Wer
Husband Weds In Hospital After Illness
Brockton May 22 After two weeks of constant vigil at Goddard Hospital Herbert A. Lyon lay critically ill since his marriage two weeks ago. His wife Mabel A. Lyon walked from the hospital tonight with him exhausted but joyous, the happiest girl in the world. Her devotion began at the moment of their wedding when she nursed him back to health.
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Brockton
Goddard Hospital
Herbert A. Lyon
Mabel A. Lyon
Lyon
Mabel A. Breaule
Pastor Celebrates 25 Years at Union Baptist Cambridge
The 25th anniversary of Rev. Dr. Jesse ec. as pastor of Union Baptist Church Cambridge began last night and runs through Friday with daily services. Last night featured Twelfth Baptist Boston and Union Baptist Sunday School on Sunday school night led by Dr. M. A. N. Shaw. Tonight St. Pauls Baptist Boston and Pastors Aid Society host and Rev. C. H. Jonnson preaches.
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Jesse Ec
Union Baps Church
Cambridge
Twelfth Baptist Church of
Boston
Union Baptist Sunday School
M. A. N. Shaw
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Aid Society
The
Union Baptist Church
C. H. Jonnson
Memorial Unveiled For L'Enfant In Arlington Cemetery
On May 22 a memorial to Major Pierre Charles L'Enfant was unveiled on a green knoll before the Lee mansion in Arlington Cemetery overlooking the Potomac. President Taft Ambassador Jusserand and Senator Root praised the French engineer whose plans shaped Washington's avenues and symmetry.
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Washington
Lee
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac
Capital
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Taft
Jusserand
France
Root
New York
L’enfant
Eleanor Carroll Morgan
William Dudley Digges
Monsignor Russell
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
President Taft
L'Enfant
T’enfant
Berteaux
Libfant
Republic of France
John P. Green Named Chief Marshal for Charlestown Parade
John P. Green, 82, of 9 Russell Street Charlestown, chosen last night as chief marshal of Charlestown’s great parade on June 1. The Bunker Hill day committee selected him amid lineup changes removing Roxbury Horse Guards units and adding a crack Canadian regiment escorted by the Eighth Massachusetts Regiment.
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John P. Green
Russell Street
Charlestown
Green
Bunker Hill
McDonald, Ballantyne
Buckley
Curley
Massachusetts
Roxbury Horse Guards
Thomas H. Green
James I. Green
United States
Custom House
Bunker Hill Council
Daniel A. MacVarish
Stanton H. King
Twining Receives Rear Admiral Rank
President Taft sent to the Senate nominations including Nathan C. Twining to be rear admiral and professor of chemistry at the United States Military Academy. Lieutenant Colonel Wirt Rob- is listed among others in the naval and military postings announced from Washington on May 22.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Cliff
Bureau of Ordnance
Nathan C. Twining
Boston Navy Yard
United States Military Demy
Wirt Rob
DuPont Gives MIT 500000 to Aid Expansion
E I DuPont has donated 500000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for buildings and equipment us to expand the institute's facilities. The gift is conditional on site selection and other donors matching gifts. President Maclaurin praised the move while noting secrecy on donor details and site.
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E. I. DuPont
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard C. Maclaurin
Technology
DuPont
Institute
Boylston Street
Maclaurin
Post
Mr. DuPont
Boys Catch 62-Pound Turtle in Brook Marsh
In Brockton on May 22, Frank Murray and Raymond Denehy caught a giant nearly two-foot turtle weighing 62 pounds in a marsh near Battle Street Brook. They hauled it to the city centre with a pair of wheels and a clothes line, attempting to sell the heavy catch.
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Brockton
Battle Street
Frank Murray
Raymond Denehy
North Main Street
Land man who jumped bail brought back to Cambridge
Augustino Lombardo, indicted in 1901 for attacking a young girl in Cambridge, jumped bail of 1500 dollars and was caught in Trenton New Jersey. He was returned to Cambridge yesterday. The capture was made by Frank La Porta of Commercial Street Boston amid intermittent escapes by Lombardo.
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Augustino Lombardo
Cambridge
Trenton
N. J
Frank, Porta
Commercial Street
Boston
En la Porta
Bardo
Parker House Robbery Shocks Boston Police
John Baker aged 22 of 168 West Seventh Street South Boston accosted William W. Peck of Bradford Street Needham in the Parker House lobby early last night and robbed him in a bold street‑corner style assault.
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John Baker
West Seventh Street
Boston
Williamt W. Peck
Bradford Street
Needham
Parker House
Baker Foils Pocket-Robbery as Hat Is Found
Baker swiftly enters Peck s rooms, pockets emptied, hat removed, and exits before witnesses notice a robbery. Special Officers Patton Miner and Buchanan arrest him on Tremont street. At the station house, Peck s stolen items including two bill folds a watch three railroad tickets a Panama hat and 50 cents are recovered. Peck jailed for drunkenness and to testify against Baker.
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Baker
Peck
Tremont Street
Patton, Miner and Buchannan
Court Square
Robber Loots Ticket Office at Waverly Station
A swarthy stranger with a black mustache robbed the Waverly railroad station ticket office yesterday morning, escaping with about $200 in cash and 1000 tickets. Detectives and Belmont police followed clues to the Mount Auburn car barn but found no further leads. James Barton, the station telegraph operator, left briefly to attend a track lights complaint. on return the ticket office door was pried open and the loot missing.
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Waverly
Belmont
Mount Auburn
James Barton
Boston
American writer Irene Osgood files divorce cruelty claims
London May 22 The American author Irene Osgood formerly Mrs Charles Pigott Harvey nee De Beloet testified in a divorce court seeking a judicial separation from her husband English author Robert Harborough Sherard. She described cruelty and his intemperate habits as grounds. Proceedings adjourned until tomorrow.
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London
Irene Osgood
Charles Pigott ‘Harvey
May Solve Teachers Pay Tangle
A proposed compromise between Governor Foss Mayor Fitzgerald and the Boston school committee aims to remove the mandatory clause from the teachers salary bill and direct funds to elementary teachers. The plan would have the committee increase elementary salaries voluntarily if the Legislature removes the mandate, with a special meeting needed before Saturday to record the agreement and approach the Governor for reconsideration.
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Foss
Fitzgerald
Boston School Committee
Boston
David A. Ellis
Hunt Boy Kidnapped by Gypsies in Springfield
James Ferri, six, son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ferri of 107 Noel Street, vanished May 1 while fishing with brothers Joseph and Garry on the Agawam riverbank. Police across the country join Springfield efforts after gypsy band sightings near Gosselin's grove. investigators doubt drowning theory and fear kidnapping with the child possibly alive.
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Springfield
James Ferri
Nicholas Ferri
Noel Street
Joseph
Garry
West Springfield
Gosselin's Grove
Missing Boy Sought by Ask Hub Police
Police issued a general alarm for the recovery of Nicola Ferri's son of 107 Lowell Street Springfield believed abducted by gypsies. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the boy's return.
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Nicola Ferri
Lowell Street
Springfield
Wagner Night Crowds Pop Symphony Hall
The fourth week of Pop concerts at Symphony Hall opened with a Wagner night drawing a record audience on a hot evening. Highlights included selections from The Flying Dutchman Lohengrin The Valkyrie Tannhauser and Die Meistersinger with Berlioz and light Strauss Waldteufel and Sgambati pieces interspersed.
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Symphony Hall
Wagner
Berlioz
Faust
Strauss
Waldteufel
Blon
Sgambati
Catch Boy Who Left Home to Get Rich
Angelo Egitto, 16, of 69 Market Street New York ran away to seek fortune. He worked as an ordinary seaman on a large fruit steamer and was taken to the harbor police station yesterday after the vessel arrived from Port Limon.
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Angelo Egitto
Market Street
New York
Harbor Police Station
Port Limon
Hotel clerk on girl charge held on bail
Richard Schofield night clerk at the Hotel New Richwood was arraigned in Municipal Court on the charge of suffering a girl to resort to the house for improper purposes. His case was continued until May 25 with bail set at $500. Police and Watch and Ward Society provided evidence leading to the arrest, tied to the ongoing Quimby case investigation.
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Richard Schofield
New Richwood
Burke
Schofield
Patterson
Police
Watch and Ward Society
Quimby
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HUB Police
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