Dynamite Shoe Plot Alarms Pittsburg Area
Lulu Engel received a high-heeled shoe packed with dynamite and nitro glycerine in a box left at an express office. Police and detectives pursue unknown suspects as authorities confirm the heel was hollowed and filled with explosive and percussion caps. Mr Engel, who did not buy the shoes, alerted officials after discovering the device.
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Pittsburg
Uniontown
Lulu Engel
George Engel
Mrs. Engel
Urchase
Mr. Engel
Woman Held as Firebug in Watertown Blaze
Watertown on May 25 Patrolman Dwyer reports arrest of Satenig Khoumarian an Armenian about 20 for burning a building Chief Cooney says the April 25 fire at 24 Melindy Avenue is solved She appeared before Trial Justice Abbott and was held in 1000 bail for examination tomorrow by Judge Luce in the Waltham Police Court
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Watertown
Satenig Khoumarian
Dwyer
Cooney
Melindy Avenue
Abbott
Luce
Waltham
Five youths arrested after Roxbury window break at O Keefe s
Four officers from Division 9 cornered a gang of youths behind O Keefe s grocery at 80 Hampden street Roxbury early today and seized five as they prepared to enter a broken rear window. One boy escaped. police link the group to recent local depredations.
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Division 9
O’keefe
Notre Dame Laetare Medal Presented to T. B. Fitzpatrick
The 1905 Laetare medal for Notre Dame was awarded to Boston businessman T. B. Fitzpatrick last evening at the Hotel Somerset. An elaborate program featured an overture, addresses by Vicar General Byrne and Notre Dame president Rev. Andrew Morrissey, and a response by Fitzpatrick who praised the Catholic church and university for guiding modern mercantile society. The ceremony concluded with The Star Spangled Banner as a final musical curtain.
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University of Notre Dame
Indiana
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Boston
Somerset
Byrne
Andrew Morrissey
Notre Dame
Catholic Church
Catholic College
P. J. Timmins
Mgr. D. O'Callaghan
Joseph Henzel
William A. Dunn
P. A. Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
Thomas Dwight
William Taylor
John H. Burke
John G. Blake
Joseph D. Fallon
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Schooner Seeks Aid Before Rounding Cape to Boston
A small two masted schooner believed to be the Annie B Mitchell of New London loaded and aided by Pamet River life savers left the station for Massachusetts Bay in a heavy southwest wind. The vessel appeared undamaged but short handed and steered toward Boston with helpers aboard. Nearby the schooner Mabel B Goss anchored under the Cape's lee after losing its foretopmast.
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Boston
Mitchell
Mabel B. Goss
Dancing Party by Division 76 A O H in New Dorchester
The first dancing party by Division 76 A O H of New Dorchester was held last evening at Norfolk Hall Mt Bowdoin and drew about 300 members and friends. Joseph T Walsh led the floor as marshal with Peter Keon and Major Patrick S O Keefe assisting. Thomas O Callaghan headed the reception committee with Fred J Carey as aides. Present were many division presidents county officers and presidents of other Dorchester divisions and auxiliaries as special guests.
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New Dorchester
Norfolk Hall
Mt. Bowdoin
Joseph T. Walsh
Peter Keon
Patrick S. O’keefe
Thomas O'Callaghan
Fred J. Carey
Americans Favor Profits Over Prophets, Peace Debate
John Weaver Sherman told a peace meeting commemorating Emerson at the Metaphysical Club on Huntington Avenue that Americans favor profits over prophets. He argued that true peace requires industrial peace, and that without it talking about peace is idle.
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John Weaver Sherman
Emerson
Metaphysical Club
Huntington Avenue
Captain Hobson Married in Tuxedo Park
The wedding of Miss Grizelda Houston Hull and Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson took place at the bride's parents’ cottage in Tuxedo Park New York. The ceremony was by Rev William Fitzsimon with an altar cloth from Louis XIV era. Bridesmaid was Miss Lucia Hull and best man Lt James M Hobson Jr. Also present were Captain Richard Davis and General Curtis Guild Jr.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Grizelda Houston Hull
Richmond Pearson Hobson
United States Navy
George Huntington Hull
Tuxedo
William Fitzsimon
St. Mary’s, Tuxedo Park
Lucia E. Hull
James M. Hobson, Jr
Richar Davis
U.S. A
Curtis Guild, Jr
Fragmentary town notices from Tremont and Beacon areas
Partial OCR shows street corners and entities including Tremont Beacon STEIN Cd Paienuent WARD'S 40 Broman ce romfeld Jaynes Wash cor. Explained as scattered business and residence references with unclear context.
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Woughton & Dutton
Tremont and
Beacon
Stein Cd
Ward's
Romfeld
Jaynes
Wash
New Financial Plan Debated at Young People's Union Meeting
At the 96 delegates annual meeting of the Young People's Religious Union held at South Congregational Church, amendments sought to convert the reserve fund into a permanent fund with interest for emergencies or allow annual vote discretion. The constitution and by laws amendment prevailed 41 to 33. Officers and directors for 1906 were elected, and $300 was approved for the Pueblo church building fund with bonds for the treasurer and life members accepted at $10.
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Young People’s Religious Union
South Congregational Church
Albert R. Vail
Chicago
Carleton Ames Wheeler
Edgar S. Wiers
Billerica
Frederic G. Melcher
Newton Centre
Harry Goss
Richford
N. J
Clarence A. Langston
Atlanta
Meadville
Penn
Effie Moore
Burlington
Emma Putnam
Houston
Wiliam EK. Baker
Ill
A. Wheeler
Cambridge
John H.holmes
Dorchester
A. Albert Wahlberg
Neponset
Mallie J. Lloyd
E. Tucker Sayward
A. C. McLane
Iowa City
Elizabeth G. Keene
Lynn
Earl C
Davis
Pittsfield
Pueblo Church Building Fund
Unitarian Temperance Society Elects Officers
The Unitarian Temperance Society held its annual meeting in King's Chapel yesterday afternoon and elected officers. President, Rev. Charles F. Dole. vice president, Richard C. Humphreys. secretary, Rev. Manley B. Townsend. treasurer, Charles H. Stearns. The Rev. William F. Brown of Hast...
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The
Unitarian Temperance Society
King’s Chapel
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Richard C. Humphreys
Dorchester
Manley B. Townsend
Randolph
Charles H. Stearns
Brookline
William F. Brown
Hast
Multer Loses 30000 Suit For Alienation
Virgile Multer, a Harvard dental student, failed to prove the alienation of affections claim against J W Knibbs and Etta Knibbs of Worcester. Middlesex Superior Court Judge Hitchcock directed a verdict for the defendants after reading letters from Multer’s wife Lila and finding no animus by the defendants.
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Virgile Multer
J. W
Etta Knibbs
Worcester
Hitchcock
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Multer
Harvard
Lila Multer
Co. W. Bartlett
Unitarian Historical Society Elects Officers in Boston Meeting
Boston and Mrs. Mary A Livermore honored as directors. Rev Barrows Rev Nichols and Rev Kerr address crime linked to liquor and drugs. Officers elected Henry H Edes president James De Normandie vice president J H Cornish librarian G H Reid secretary. Treasury shows 92.84. Hale urges ministers to record parish vital events. Dundee minister Henry Williamson recalls Thomas Fish Farmer banished to Botany Bay in 1793.
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Boston
Frank L. Young
Samuel J. Barrows
New York Prison Association
William R. Nichols
Brooklyn Bureau of Charity
Milton R. Kerr
Somerville
Barrows
Humphreys
Mary A. Livermore
Unitarian Historical Society
Henry H. Edes
James de Normandie
J. H. Cornish
G. H. Reid
L. Freeman Clarke
Roger Forbes
Thornton K. Ware
Samuel A. Elliot
Winslow Warren
Dundee
Botany Bay
Revere Veteran Questioned Over Two Wives Pension
Samuel J. Williams of 18 Green Street Revere a Civil War veteran faces pension troubles after investigators find a woman in Indianapolis Indiana drawing a widow’s pension as his wife. Williams had first wed in Virginia at age eighteen and later remarried in Revere where he now lives with a family.
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Samuel J. Williams
Green Street
Revere
United States Pension Authorities
Williams
Virginia
Pension Bureau
Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel J. Willams
Fifth Regiment officers change as Hagar resigns
Adjutant and Captain Walter C. Hagar resigns after a disputed set of regulatory actions. Lieutenant Frederick A. Walker is chosen and accepts the adjutant post for the Third Battalion. Walker resides at 12 Thomas Street Charlestown and is senior vice commander of the Spanish War Veterans.
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Walter C. Hagar
Bates
Frederick A. Walker
Hagar
Stopford
Walker
Thomas Street
Charlestown
Ladies' Catholic Club Whist for Fundraiser
The Ladies' Catholic Club Association will play whist this afternoon in Catholic Union Hall from 2:30 to 5:00 to raise funds for the association's work.
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Ladies’ Catholic Club Association
Catholic Union Hall
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Schlang & Levine
Men's & Ladies
Pioneer Clothing CO
Washington St
Cor. Beach St
Roxbury
Fitzpatrick
Patrick Kelley
William F. Kenney
William H. Hidden
William Doonan
James W. Dumphy
John C. Bassidy
Francis Hurtubus
M. J. Jordan
John T. Bottomly
Edward A. McLaughlin
Charles I. Quirk
Bernard Carr
Hugh Cary
Katherine KE. Conway
Marie Blake
James W. Kenney
P. F. Gavin
J. T. Gallagher
J. Mitchell Galvin
John A. Bruen
Herbert S. Carruth
James Conway
John H. Corcoran
M. M. Cunniff
George H. Cullen
Charles V. Casey
William E. Doyle
Thomas Devlin
P. M. Donahoe
Charles F. Dalton
William J. Donovan
James M. Morrison
Franklin W. Hobbs
Edwin P. Lindsay
P. J. Lynch
Joseph G. Porter
James McCandlish
C. B. Patch
M. O. Hall
E. E. Newell
D. Mullen
John B. Fitzpatrick
Payton Hennessey
Thomas J. Kelley
John P. Manning
P. B. Magrane
Henry L. Cannning
George J. Martin
Frank McDonough
P. A. Murray
Thomas McLaughlin
John J. McCluskey
Dennis O’reilly
D. J. O’mahoney
I. A. Ratshesky
James
A. Reilly
Sheridan
Rooney
Mark H. Crehan
William H. Dowling
Michael Driscoll
Thomas F. Sproules
Thomas F. Taff
John H. Cullen
M. J. Cunniff
Edward F. McSweeney
Arthur O’keefe
John Cavanagh
M. A. Toland
D. F. Warren
James P. Murphy
William H. Murphy
Robert M. Clark
Jeremiah F. Burke
Patrick Egan
Thomas F. Boyle
Samuel Tuckerman
Marceau
Capt. Hobson
Buster
Eton
Navy
Bocker
Harfina
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Prince Street
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