Fire erupts on fourth floor at Chardon and Portland
A lively blaze broke out last night in the brick building at the corner of Chardon and Portland streets. Wires crackled and illuminated the scene with a lurid glare as firemen and equipment fought the flames, causing confusion and a chaotic display amid electrical hazards.
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Chardon and
Portland Streets
Fire breaks in Whittle warerooms as live wires ignite street
Alarm at 11 45 reports fire on the fourth floor of Charles Whittle & Co warerooms. A live wire sparked explosions and blazing rails along Portland street causing panic among spectators. Firemen battled sparks, wires, and a 200 yard main line, with damage pegged around 10000 dollars to the brick Bowker Torrey marble works building and adjacent tenants.
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Charles Whittle & Co
Elevated
Portland Street
Bowker-Torrey Company Marble Works
Richardson, Wright & Co
Crawford mystery widens as Tennien kin linked to wife
Nov 2 report ties Jane Bishop Waltham relative May Tennien to Crawford. Kathryn Tennien, a vocal teacher who is out of town, and Mrs Sarah Tennien deny harmful links. Mrs Tennien says letters found were likely social, Crawford’s character remains unblemished in their view.
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Waltham
Tennien
Crawford
Jane Bishop
Miss Tennien
Sarah Tennien
Crawford Linked to J. E. Bishop Office Empire in 1901
Louis W. Crawford named as director and Rose M. Crawford as treasurer in the J. E. Bishop incorporation filed August 13 1901 in Portland Maine. Investigations show Crawford acted as bookkeeper, later moving from Tremont Street to Harrison Avenue and then vanishing from public view by spring. Neighbors recall Crawford visiting at night, with wife Rose possibly serving as treasurer and Mrs Jane Bishop linked to the company.
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Louis W. Crawford
J. E. Bishop
Portland
Iis
Newton
Mass
Rose M. Crawford
Post
Crawford
Tremont Street
J. E. Bishop Corporation
McCafferty Foundry
Harrison Avenue
McCafferty
Bogton
West Newton
Crafts Street
Jane Bishop
Rose W. Crawford
Maynard
Mystic Street
Arlington
J. E. Bishop Company
Howard Taken to New York in Geary Case
Cadman Howard claimed he drove two men from Boylston and Tremont to the East Boston ferry carrying suitcases linked to the dismembered victim Miss Susanna Geary. A suitcase was found off the Winthrop Yacht Club and Howard reports the two men match suspects arrested in New York. He will identify them when confronted with the NY arrests.
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Cadman Howard
Susanna Geary
Ethel Durrell
Boylston Street
East Boston Ferry
Winthrop Yacht Club
Howard
Chief Watts
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Crawford
Boston
Orient Heights
Letters Found in Crawfords Pocket in Boston Case
New York detectives report Hunt alias Howard and Crawford alias Emory linked to the Boston suitcase murder. They slept at Mrs Beckers boarding house on 72 West Eighty ninth Street, using false names Spurr and Hamilton. Police plan to arraign them. authorities in Boston may seek bail denial.
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New York
Hunt
Howard
Crawford
Emory
Boston
Mulberry Street
West Eighty-ninth Street
Spurr
Hamilton
Beckers
May
Davis’ Theatrical Agency
West Twenty-ninth Street
Deevey
A. L. Emery
Winsted, Conn
Winsted
Davis
Jane Bishop
Cadman Howard
Catarrlets Promote Relief From Catarrh Symptoms
Catarrlets quickly relieve nasal catarrh and other catarrh forms by soothing inflamed mucous membranes and improving breath. Used with Hood's Sarsaparilla the remedy purifies blood, addressing causes and offering radical, permanent cures of constitutional disease. Catarrlets mailed postpaid for 50 cents. C. I. Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
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C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Cure for Bad Blood
The testimonial from Romeo A Norton, High Bailiff of Huntingdon Centre, urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for bad blood and related ailments. Norton asserts prior rheumatism treatment failed, but after using Hood's Sarsaparilla began improving and now considers himself well.
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Hood
Mysterious Letters Tie Boston Woman to New York Case
New York inquiry tracks a physician Mrs. Jane Bishop and relatives amid a murder mystery. Detectives learn of Crawford and Howard linked to a Davis agency, with letters claiming lease details and plans. A Boston contact warns not to close the Davis place, while other messages reference a Brown case and money transfers.
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New York
Keith
Crawford
Soward
Davis’ Agency
O’brien
Watts
Detective Bureau
Boston
Jane Bishop
Tremont Street
Louis Crawford
Howard
Mrs. Bishop
Bond
Lease
Brown
Whipple
Francis
Lewis
Davis
F. E. Clark
Nobody Exempt From Digestive Trouble Says Tablets Cure
A health ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, common sense remedy for indigestion. It argues against harsh purgatives and claims the tablets aid digestion by digesting food and boosting digestive fluids. Testimonials from Mrs. Faith, H. Willard, and Phil Brooks accompany the claim that the product cures dyspepsia with continued use and cost 50 cents.
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Stuart
E. M. Faith
Byrd’s Creek
Wis
H. S. Willard
Onslow, Ta
Phil. Brooks
Detroit
Mich
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