Arlington YeGgs gang captured in massachusetts avenue breakin
Police nabbed Edward Sturgeon and three accomplices near Arlington Heights after a hold up attempt escalated. The group from South Boston linked to multiple robberies in Massachusetts and nearby states, with Sturgeon confessing to breaking into George Spaulding's store on Massachusetts avenue Lexington and possible ties to Medford and Ames residence incidents.
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Edward Sturgeon
Chief Urquhart
George Spaulding
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
Medford
Ames
North Easton
Brookline
Cambridge Police Cite Reid Arrest Ties to Multiple Breaks
Cambridge police say the Monday arrest of William T. Reid of Cambridge in Arlington is one of the best recent arrests and may clear up many break ins across Cambridge Lynn Arlington Cliftondale and other areas. Reid held for Middlesex grand jury in 1000 on Monday confessed to Captain Hurley that he was implicated in numerous incidents.
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Cambridge Police
William T. Reid
Cambridge
Arlington
Lynn
Cliftondale
Reid
Middlesex Grand Jury
Captain Hurley
Title Guarantee and Trust Company Placed in Receiver
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company was today placed in the hands of a receiver in Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Claim Purify Stomach Breath
A newspaper advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the cure for stomach gas and impurities. It promises quick absorption of gas, improved appetite and blood purity, and even offers a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Ride
Marshall, Mich
Worcester Man Halves House After Sale Dispute
In Worcester a six tenement block on East Central Street was cut in two after dispute between owners Mrs. Madelina Capurro and Joseph DeMarco. DeMarco, owning five-eighths, began removing his portion including parlors and sleeping rooms, planning to move his share to a prepared lot while Capurro would retain kitchens and rear porches.
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Worcester
Madelina Capurro
Joseph DeMarco
East Central Street
de Marco
Mellen Seeks Prompt Probe Into Merger Investigation
President Charles Mellen urged the White House for a swift and thorough Department of Justice probe of the New York New Haven Hartford merger. He spoke after arriving early with New Haven vice president Buckland. Attorney General Bonaparte was also present as discussions occurred.
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Washington
New
Mr. Meilen
White House
Buckland
New Haven
Bonaparte
Patrolman Curran Cleared on Insubordination Guilty on Disrespect
A trial board found Patrolman William Curran of Station 15 guilty only of disrespect to his superiors after hearing charges of insubordination. He, three years on the force and recently promoted, insulted a sergeant and later his captain, receiving 70 hours of punishment duty. Also Patrolman James A. Walsh of Station 38 was ordered to perform 28 hours of punishment duty for absence from his route without leave at roll call.
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Warren
Donovan
Kimball
William Curran
Station 15
Curran
James A. J. Walsh
Oakmore brings 50 year old stowaway to port
The belated Oakmore reached port from Antwerp after 17 stormy days. A Roumanian stowaway Adrian Cupulus aged 60 was found on the voyage. He had money in Captain Murdock’s safe. Officials will contact the man’s sons in Utah to resolve custody or government release.
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Johnstone
Oakmore
Murdock
Port
Antwerp
Adrian Cupulus
America
Utah
Irish League Plans Rally To Raise Ten Thousand
The Boston Central Council and its United Irish League branch plus Hollis Street Theatre committee members meet at the Aemlican House to organize the drive for 10 000 in support of the Irish Parliamentary party. Donor names will be published soon as Roxbury Redmond branch hosts its fifth social and dance at Orienta Hall.
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Ireland
Boston Central Council
Boston
United Irish League
Hollis Street Theatre
Aemlican House
Irish Parliamentary Party
John EB. Redmond
League
Roxbury
Orienta Hall
Washington Street
Boston Debt Climbs to Record High as Net Obligation Tops
Boston's net debt rose by 41 989 in the latest city auditor monthly exhibit, reaching 70 954 068 the highest in city history. Borrowing capacity stands at 86 157 sinking funds total 31 318 770 versus 30 802 216 last year. Department appropriations total 22 318 867 with an unexpended balance of 4 866 794.
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Boston
Five Mayors to Attend Boston Suburbs Dinner
The Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange hosts a dinner at the American House with guests including Mayors Walter C Wardwell Cambridge Charles D McCarthy Malden Thomas J Boynton Everett James Thompson Quincy and Boston Mayor Fitzgerald plus Winchester chairman W D Richards. A reception runs 5 to 6 with dinner at 6.
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Boston
Winchester
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
American House
Walter C. Wardwell
Cambridge
Charles D. McCarthy
Mal
Dismissal in Logue Cram Child Father Case
The Somerville Court yesterday dismissed the complaint of Mary W Logue against Benjamin H Cram charging him as the father of her child after a full hearing. Cram’s charge against Logue of attempted blackmail was heard in Boston Tuesday morning and she was held for the grand jury.
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Mary W. Logue
Benjamin H. Cram
Somerville
Mr. Cram
Miss Logue
Boston
Underage Marriage Suit Seeks Dissolution in Minnesota
Florence Hagerty, age 14 at her March 8, 1906 birthday, sued John J. Hagerty, age 18, with guardian Lafayette N. Cates for settlement. The couple married January 30, 1907 and have not lived together as husband and wife. Judge Bunn presiding.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Simple Pleasant Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna
The General Demand for a safe, gentle yet effective liquid laxative is met by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The California Fig Syrup Co. emphasizes ethical product value and wholesome ingredients. Buy the genuine 50 cent bottle from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California Tig Syrup Co
Faneuil Hall to Host Abolition Anniversary Monster Meeting
The New England and Boston Suffrage leagues rally at Faneuil Hall to commemorate Elijah Lovejoy’s death, protest Jim Crow racially discriminatory rulings, and hear speakers led by William Lloyd Garrison Jr and Mary Wright Ovington. Other invited orators include Rev. A Clayton Powell, Rev. B W Farris, Rev. T W Henderson, Mrs Ag nes Adams, J Comfort, H J Callis, A C Ward, M A N Shaw, and Jesse Harrell. Mrs Edna Brown Banall to sing. W H Trotter to preside.
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Elijah Lovejoy
New England
Boston
Faneuil Hall
William Lloyd Garrison
Mary Wright
Agnes Adams
J. Comfort
H. J. Callis
A. C. Ward
M. A. N. Shaw
Jesse Harrell
Edna Brown Banall
W. H. Trotter
N. E. Suffrage League
Administrator Secures Temporary Injunction Over Estate Cash
Edgar C. Paige as administrator of Ezekiel C. Paige of Malden obtained a temporary injunction in Superior Court restraining Leelah H. Whitmore from spending or disposing of 2800 belonging to the estate. The suit alleges Whitmore cashed a certificate of deposit after Paige’s death and that Malden Savings Bank be barred from releasing any deposited funds until the hearing.
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Edgar C. Paige
Ezekiel C. Paige
Malden
Leelah H. Whitmore
Paige
Malden Trust Company
Malden Savings Bank
Miss Whitmore
Missing Winchendon man Elmer A. Parks feared harmed
Worcester reports Elmer A. Parks 61 of Winchendon has been missing for over a week. He left Oct 29 after ordering a hack to take his wife to the depot for a hospital visit and has not been seen since, raising fears of foul play. His daughter Nora Parks, 18, provides the tale.
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Worcester
Elmer A. Parks
Winchendon
Nora Parks
Unique Club Case Before Courts Tests Prepaid Dues
Judge Fessenden hears a test case on whether dues paid one year in advance to a chartered club can be collected when the club is not active. Frank L. Simpson as assignee of the State of Maine Club sues member Charles C. Patten. Briefs to follow. Patten argues dues are not owed since the club no longer exists. About five hundred members watch.
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Fessenden
Superior Court
Frank L. Simpson
State of Maine Club
Charles C. Patten
Patten
Minnesota to witness double hanging in Bemidji case
8T. PAUL Minn Nov 6 Minnesota sets Friday Feb 7 1908 as execution date for Merton S Munn and Peter Mathieson both convicted of first degree murder at Bemidji Governor Johnson chose the date marking the return of public capital punishment in years the two will be hanged on the same scaffold
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Johnson
Merton S. Munn
Peter Mathieson
Bemidji
Sinclair denies trouble with his bed ridden wife
Battle Creek Michigan November 6 Up ton Sinclair the author with his wife in an interview denied reports of estrangement and of his wife in a sanitarium due to the Helicon Hall disaster Mrs Sinclair has been a patient at Battle Creek Sanitarium since August 15 recovering from appendicitis He says there has been no trouble between them and that their devotion remains undimmed.
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Battle Creek, Mich
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Minot J. Savage
New York
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Street
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Sturgeon
Paul Sturgeon
Joseph Delaney
Clarence F. Jones
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Roosevelt
Cram
Astrachan
Poplin
E. A. Parks
Dr. Greene
Greene
Henry Wetzler
Warren St
Revere
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