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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1905

Page

5

Pawnshop Picture Sparks Suspect in Crime Probe

A pawnbroker identifies a photo as the man who bought a suitcase linked to a crime. Officials say they seek the person who directed the deceased girl to the spot where she died and her body was found torn apart. Rita Marie is escorted from Central station as investigators fear press exposure. The girl stayed at East Lacock Street with Eleanor Barron during the show's run.

Reinold Rita Marie Central Station Il East Lacock Street Allegheny Eleanor Barron Pittsburg Inspector McGarr Ethel Morris Nathan Ethel Durrell Rita Marile Mrs. Bishop's Cambridge Miss Marie Nathan Shepherd King’’ Company Superintendent McQuaide The Shepherd King’ Company

Doctor Bishop office linked to Maine corporation and missing executives

Boston reporters trace the Dr. Bishop office at 179 Tremont street to a Maine corporation formed in 1901 by Julia C. Maynard Rose M. Crawford and Louis W. Crawford. The search reveals Crawford missing from West Newton Arlington Maynard distant from Lexington, and Mrs. Bishop unwilling to discuss business.

Boston Dr. Bishop Fost Tremont Street State House Commissioner of Corporations J. E. Bishop Maine Exchange Street Portland Commissioner’s Office Julia C. Maynard Lexington Mass Rose M. Crawford Newton Louis W. Crawford J. E. Bishop Office Corpora Tion Crawford J. E. Bishop” Corporation Henderson James McCafferty Foundry Harrison Avenue McCafferty Jamaica Plain West Newton Crafts Street Jane Bishop Louis Crawford Arlington

Nathan in Hospital After Winthrop Case Distress

Nathan Morris, lover of Susan Geary and central figure in the Winthrop suitcase mystery, lies seriously ill under guard at Boston City Hospital. He was moved from the Tombs to the hospital after a collapse and faces possible arraignment on an abortion charge, with police seeking to protect him from questioning.

Thomas McQuaide Inspector McGarr Shepherd King’’ Company Nixon Theatre Nathan Morris Nathan Susan Geary Winthrop Boston City Hospital Pierce Dunn McAuley

Wide Ribbon Sale Promises Low Prices on Taffeta Styles

Local overstock offers a range of high grade ribbons including 4 to 7 inch satin and taffeta in many colors. Prices run from 10c per 10 yards for baby ribbon to 15c per yard for 5 inch wide taffeta and 19c for 4 inch satin varieties. Extra heavy 514 inch and 7 inch ribbons feature lower sale prices.

Sirgen Tata Essex Wis UC

Santa Fe Official Says Rebates Necessary to Compete

J S Leads Santa Fe Refrigerator dispatch general manager told the Interstate Commission that rebates to shippers on the California fruit service are common among private car lines. He argued rebates are essential because competitors offer them and breaking the practice would trigger a rate war.

Washington Interstate Commission California Fruit Service J. S. Leads Santa Fe Refrigerator

Wolf's My Clothier Free Alterations Offer

Very few women can buy a ready made suit coat or skirt, but at Wolf's alterations are free. The shop on the corner of Hanover and Fortland streets promises no charge for alterations, saving customers from one to three dollars on each garment.

Wolf's Hanover Fortland Streets

Bank cashier’s suicide linked to alleged political bank claim

In Pittsburg on November 1 a statement by T. Lee Clark, cashier of the Enterprise National Bank of Alleghany, Pennsylvania, alleging he was robbed and noting political motives was released hours before he killed himself. The note suggests a financial and political dispute surrounding the bank.

Pittsburg Penn T. Lee Clark Enterprise National Bank of Alleghany

Despondent banker letter found in man's home suggests suicide note

A penciled note on bank letterhead, written the night before the death, was found by the deceased’s daughter and turned to his attorney. The message mentions ruin, insurance for his wife and children, and a failed effort to finance the road as Bank Examiner Cunningham and Clark worked late.

Cunningham and Clark Andrews

Manipulation Allegations Hit State Funds and Loans

A fragment claims Andrews' property seized while alleging a scheme by Pennsylvania officials and political bosses to obtain loans via manipulated state funds. The text mentions a husband named Lee and suggests life insurance remains unaffected.

Lee Andrews Clark Pennsylvania

John E. Parry Dies in Cambridge After Illness

Former senator John E. Parry dies at home in Cambridge after a long illness. He recently underwent two operations for appendicitis at a Brookline hospital, and his condition rapidly declined. Parry was a prominent Cambridge figure in politics, society, and business, aged 51.

John E. Parry T Heme Cambridge Brookli Hospital

Eight Ho Smoke Talk at Sherwood Hall by Typography Union

The Book and Job Branch No. 13 will host an eight ho smoke talk at Sherwood Hall Elm street on the evening of November 3. Arrangements for entertainment are described as extremely novel.

Typography Union No. 13 Sherwood Hall Elm Street

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