Bold Robbery in Back Bay Stuns City
A bold daytime robbery at Hotel Gloucester 905 Boylston Street Back Bay robbed Mme Jeanne C Rondelle's apartment of goods valued 3000 to 4000. Thief took a $2000 llama shawl owned by Mrs Arthur H Nichols wife of Dr Nichols of 55 Mt Vernon Street. Shawl black lace over white satin. gift since wedding 43 years ago.
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Mme
Jeanne C. Rondelle
Hotel Gloucester
Boylston Street
Back Bay
Arthur H. Nichols
Mt. Vernon Street
Mme. Rondelle
Robbery at Mme Rondelle’s Apartment Raises Questions
Mystery surrounds a break in at Mme Rondelle’s residence as valuables including a llama shawl gowns and dress materials were taken despite undisturbed silverware and an intact safe. The thieves, believed to be multiple, ransacked closets and targeted high value items while leaving some articles behind. The residents were out from 2 to 3:30 pm yesterday and returned to staged chaos.
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Mme. Rondelle
Mme
Rondelle
Martha
Anniversaries and historical milestones listed
Mary Breen of England born in 1867 Napoleon crowned King of Italy in 1805 mob attacks on Boston court to free Anthony Burns in 1854. One year ago Taft overwhelmed by crowd in New York requiring police extraction.
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Breen Mary of
England
Napoleon
King
Italy
Old Boston Court House
Anthony Burns
Taft
New York
Windows Smashed by Hail Hits Several Massachusetts Towns
A sudden hailstorm last night pelted Melrose Malden Everett Saugus Revere and Winthrop, breaking windows and destroying gardens. Temperatures fell 5 to 7 degrees as pedestrians and drivers were caught off guard and convertibles were forced to close.
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Melrose
Malden
Everett
Saugus
Revere
Winthrop
Storms and hail pound area crops and coast towns
A northeaster and heavy storms sweep coastal Massachusetts. Hail pelted fields in Revere Saugus Melrose and Linden while thunderstorms and high winds caused minor damage near Thompson's Island Spectacle Island and across Stoneham Wakefield Melrose Arlington and Boston. Temperature fell to 55 at 8 PM.
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Revere
Saugus
Melrose
Linden
Thompson’s Island
Spectacle Island
Stoneham
Wakefield
Arlington
Boston
Weather Bureau
Day length and celestial events noted for the date
This entry records sunrise at 4:13 and sunset times, moon phase last quarter, and planetary risings including Venus Mars Jupiter with a long day of 14 hours 56 minutes. It notes the 146th day of the year and the 67th of spring with light auto lamps at 7:39 p.m.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Forecast: Fair Weather for Boston Area This Week
Forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Winds shift from moderate northwest to north as the week begins.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Weather fragment from Thompson’s Spa report
Fragmentary OCR data records temperatures and weather notes with scattered digits and codes. No clear date, location, or structured claim. only mentions average temperatures and a cloudy condition for Monday a year ago.
Rioting at Victoria Park Demonstration for Working Women Vote
In London on May 25 trades unionists and Socialists clashed as they tried to hold a demonstration for votes for working women at Victoria Park East End. Fifteen platforms stood decorated with flags. Mounted and foot police charged repeatedly to disperse the crowd. Several people fainted in the crush and children were trampled. Women suffered torn clothing amid the turmoil.
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London
Victoria Park
East End
Labor organizers push drive in Hyde Park mills
I. W. W. organizers appeared in Hyde Park to recruit unskilled workers at the Sturtevant Blower Company and Becker Milling Machine Company, widening a labor dispute between workers and management.
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Sturtevant Blower Company
Becker Milling Machine Company
Hyde Park
Suffragettes Attacked as Doncaster Demonstration Erupts
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst and fellow suffragists faced mob violence when a crowd tried to overturn their wagon in the park. Eggs and mud flew as protests continued with women clashing with male opponents and guards. The march featured red liberty caps and torn decorations. An unused Wheatley Hall bomb site was later found in Doncaster, near Sir William Cooke’s property.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Wheatley Hall
Doncaster
Sir William Cooke
Baseball Results Color Chicago And Detroit Lead Wins
National league games saw Chicago beat St Louis 9 to 2 and Cincinnati top Pittsburgh 1 to 0. American league action had Cleveland defeating Chicago 8 to 1 and Detroit sweeping St Louis 7 to 4 in game one and 8 to 6 in game two.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Labor tensions rise over I. W. W. rivals in Milford
Federation leaders doubt I W W success amid strong AFL support at Sturtevant Blower and Becker Milling Machine plants. A 4 PM conference with Governor Foss may yield concessions, with potential strikes if no settlement via the Board of Arbitration. The dispute centers on management differences and governor’s non affiliation stance.
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American Federation of Labor Organization
Sturtevant Blower Company
Becker Milling Machine Company
Federation of Labor
Foss
Sturtevant
IT. W. W
Milford
Hyde Park
Auto Smash In Tires 2 Hit Fitchburg Injures Three
May 25 Fitchburg three men injured when an auto driven by Robert A. Sprowson of this city collided with another car on North Main street Jeominster and then overturned.
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Fitchburg
Robert A. Sprowson
Sprowson Car Crash Leaves Injured From Fitchburg Mills
James Neild and D E Mathot suffered injuries when a big touring car turned turtle on North Main Street near the Leominster boundary. Neild has a fractured skull and is on the dangerous list at Leominster hospital. Sprowson, superintendent of Grant yarn mills, and Mathot were treated at Leominster Hospital for injuries. The party, traveling from Leominster to Fitchburg, was rescued by passing motorists after the crash shortly after 7 tonight.
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James Neild
Sprowson
Leominster Hospital
Nockeye Mills
Fitchburg
Blossom Street
Grant Yarn Mills
D. E. Mathot
Leominster
North Main Street
L Fef
Thrasher
Joseph O. Thornton
Mathot
Neild
Mechanic Street
Emperor Is Recovering After Illness in Tokyo
Gratification circulated in official circles as reports from the Japanese Emperor's bedside indicated steady improvement. Officials warned no new developments on California land legislation talks while both sides awaited Tokio's next word.
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Washington
State Department
California
Tokio
Hadley Arrives to Testify in Roosevelt Libel Suit
Former Missouri governor Herbert S. Hadley arrived in Marquette to testify in Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s $10,000 libel case against Iron Ore editor George A. Newett. The case centers on a 1920s era accusation that Roosevelt drank heavily and was untruthful.
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Marquette
Mich
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Hadley
Progressive Party
Chicago
McCarty dies from neck injury after boxing match
Calgary May 25 Luther McCarty died from a dislocated neck after a jaw blow. Autopsy shows a healthy heart and a brain blood clot, contradicting earlier accounts of fatal heart impact. Doctors conclude the jaw blow caused the calamity.
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Calgary
Luther McCarty
McCarty Fights Pesky End With Unexpected Collapse
Ringside witnesses describe McCarty taking a jaw blow that went unnoticed by many spectators and did not visibly affect him until after a later blow below the heart. He reportedly remained steady and smiling before crumpling as Pesky pressed the attack.
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McCarty
Pesky
White Hope
Jones Declares Alive Seeks Share of Boston Property
Major Charles C. Jones, once legally dead by Suffolk Probate Court, arrives in Boston to claim part of the $30,000 estate left by his mother Manuell a Jones.
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Charles C. Jones
Boston
Suffolk County
Manuella Jones
Major Jones to Visit Somer Set Club Legacy of Harvard ties
Major Jones, now carrying the title Major after roles in the Chinese rebellion, plans a return visit to the Somer Set Club. A former Harvard man from the Lawrence Scientific School class of ’69, he recalls decades in the Far East including banking in Duluth, mining in Australia, and surviving the Kimberly rush and shipwrecks.
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Jones
Somerset Club
Harvard
Lawrence Scientific School
Boston
Duluth
Australia
Kimberly
Sydney
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Roosevelt lawyers prep witnesses as Newett camp stays silent
Roosevelt attorneys say they have secured 40 or more witnesses and depositions to support their case, claiming mixed testimony on Roosevelt's sobriety. The Newett side refuses to discuss the case, hinting at sensational surprises behind the masked defenses and alleged misdirection of the prosecution.
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Newett
Roosevelt
Tommy Burns Arena Burns After Fatal Fight
Calgary May 25. Tommy Burns prizefight arena where Luther McCarty died in a bout with Arthur Pesky burned to the ground tonight.
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Calgary
Tommy Burns
Luther McCarty
Arthur Pesky
Rescue at Sea Near Plum Island From Disabled Boat
A. Laller and FE Higgins of Boston were rescued by Plum Island life saving station crew after their open motor boat O I of Boston lost engine power three miles offshore. Distress signals and waving coats alerted lookouts. surf boat towed them to safety on the Merrimac River.
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Newburyport
A. Laller
FE. W. Higgins
Boston
Hampton Beach
O. I. of
Plum Island
Merrimac River
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Honday
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I. W. W. MIX IN Blower CO. Trouble
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Kimberly Rush
M’carty
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