Plass Under Arrest In Boston Government Probe
The Rev Norman Plass formerly of Newon and once president of Redeemable Investment Co surrendered to federal authorities returning from Vancouver B C He pleaded not guilty to charges and was held on 3000 bail for Nov 17 hearing Bondsmen Peter F McKenna and Robert Bartlett said they backed Plass He claimed to have traveled 3500 miles at his own expense to address timber land matters and aid in clearing up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Plass
Newon
Redeemable Investment Company
At &5
Devonshire Street
Hmself
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Charles H. Brooks
Plass
James Ruhl
Hayes
Francis M. Carroll
John P. Feeney
Brooks
Peter F. McKenna
Woburn
Canal Street
Boston
Robert Bartlett
Somerville
British Columbia
President of Re deemable Investment Company Charged in Mail Fraud
Federal authorities pursued the president of the Re deemable Investment Company over a scheme to defraud using the U S mails. He left for Vancouver years ago and returned without concealing his identity as agents trailed him to and from Vancouver. Assistant United States District Attorney greeted him upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Redeemable Investment Company
Vancouver
Plass
Burress Praises Hilton Clothes In The Sprudel Fee
William Burress a leading figure in musical comedy and popular actor began as a Wheeling West Virginia messenger boy. He helped make The Yankee Girl a success and now stars in The Sprudel Fee praising Hilton Clothes for clever styling, fit, and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burress
Wheeling
W. Va
Mr. Burress
Hilton
Burress
States vote across the nation as recalls loom
The piece surveys Election Day 1910 contests across the United States with emphasis on party battles for governors, U S Senate seats, and congressional seats. It notes expected Democratic gains in several states and reports on key races in Indiana Ohio New Hampshire Maine and Vermont, plus tariff debates and saloon issues influencing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lewis
Wilson
Indiana
United States
Beveridge
Senate
John W. Kern
Kern
Ohio
Harmon
Warren Harding
U. S
Alabama
Maryland
Vermont
Maine
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
West Virginia
New Hampshire
Clarence II. Carr
Robert P. Bass
Carr
Rhode Island
Pothier
Lewis A. Waterman
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Tennessee
South Carolina
Texas
Congress
Middle West
West
California
Connecticut
Delaare
Winds
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
New York
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Love Divorce Case Leads To Two Arrests
Two men Hancock and Orr were arrested after meeting with Swartenburg at a Back Bay hotel over alleged evidence in the Love divorce case. They demanded 1400 dollars for undisclosed evidence, which none of the other parties knew. Police say Orr previously ran a Rochester brokerage. Hancock claimed to be a friend of Love. No money changed hands.
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Hancock
Orr
Swartenburg
Swarzenburg
Back Bay
Love
Tove
Rochester
N. H
Frank Bradbury
Man Survives 25 Foot Fall Into Embankment Near Newtonville
John Kelly, 31, of 962 Walnut Street, suffered a broken right leg and other injuries after tumbling 25 feet from a fence near the Newtonville rail depot. He dragged himself 60 yards before a police officer found him. He recalled the earth giving way as he crossed the depot area and fell over a 25 foot wall beside the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville
John Kelly
Walnut Street
Kelly
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
Advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming widespread kidney disease and urging readers to try a free sample bottle and book of information from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. The ad emphasizes symptoms and promises quick relief and purity certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Boston Daily Post
Funeral notice for Alphonsus Charles Hickry of Boston Council
Members of Boston Council No. 68 K of C announce the funeral for Alphonsus Charles Hickry late member of Boston Council. The funeral departs his residence 27 Cottage Side Dorchester Wednesday November 6 at 8 15 a m with services at St ee Church at 9 o'clock. Attendees respectfully requested. J Sullivan G K D J Butler Recorder
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Boston Council
C. Alphonsus Charles Hickry
Cottage Side
Dorchester
St.ee Church
J. ¥. Sullivan
G. K
D. J. Butler
Watertown
Thames Ganks
Church of the Good Shepherd
Mt. Auburn Street
Nashua
N. HB
Basso
Carlo Joseph
Joseph
Isabelle Basso
MccLelland
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Calvary
Santiago
Cal
Blythe
Revere
Bridget
John Blythe
Beach Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Coleman
Charlestown
Hazimah
Thomas Coleman
North End
Harvard Square
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
Costello
Navy
William
Frank
Johanna Costello
Dorchester Avenue
St. William’s Church
Doherty
Winthrop
James J. Doherty
Sea Foam Avenue
Church St. John Redemption
Holy Cross
Malden
Doyle
City Hospital
Ay Ves
Hannah
Joseph Oyle
Soley Street
St. Mary’s Chburcharren Street
Estes
Everett
Charles Augustus Estes
Hosmer Street
Roxbury
Forest St
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Hickey
Alphonses Charles
John A. Hickey
St. Margaret’s
O’eleek
Cate
Howelil
Sessedence
Kirk Street
Selah Howell
Unitarian Eres
Mee Corey
Centre Streets
Westbury
South Station
Highland
Wiptemp Street
Lynch
Eliza Rose
Merritt
Catherine
Charles Lynch
Morton Street
St. Mary’s Church
Endicott Street
Matthews
South Braintree
Eveline
William Matthews
Tremont Street
O’brien
William A., Storne
Winifred
Andrew Brien
Nashue Street
Stone
Cliftendale
William A. Stone
First Congregational Church
Cliftondale
Winchester
Webberson
Caroline
William Webberson
Marcella Street
Welch
Weymouth
James A
Thomas
Harriet Welch
South Boston
H. Rice
de Wolfe Street
Saint Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Whorf
Chelsea
Bertha
Wherf
Bertha, Talbot
Charles F. Whorf
Sixth Street
Buriel
Stoughton
Mass
Sullivan Bound Over For Malden Highway Robbery
John Sullivan known as Spike Sullivan arraigned in District Court and found probably guilty. In default of $1000, pending Superior Court trial, he was bound over and committed to Cambridge jail. Charge: highway robbery of Mrs Ruth Gray of Main street Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
John Sullivan
Spike
Sullivan
Superior Court
Cambridge
Ruth Gray
Main Street
President Leases New Beverly Home
Parramatta, built for the late Henry W. Peabody, now owned by widow Lucy W. Peabody, is not occupied this summer. The 20 room estate near Lake Shore avenue features a Japanese garden, artificial pond with ducks and swans, a trout brook, a private fishing preserve, and topasy views of sea and countryside. Executives may use a cottage on site as offices as interior decorations are prepared for President and Mrs. Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta
Henry W. Peabody
Lucy W. Peabody
Mr. Peabody
Boston
Corning Street
Lake Shore Avenue
Lothrop Street
Hospital Point
Montserrat
Beverly
Peabody
Taft
Newton mayor backs 1 276 715 08 budget approval
Newton mayor supports a budget of 1 276 715 08 for the coming year. The Board of Aldermen adopted the proposal, showing an increase of 21 714 85 over last year. Department heads presented the required documents and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Flatfield
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Catarrh and Blood Diseases
Advertorial claim urges immediate treatment with Hood's Sarsaparilla to counter weather aggravated catarrh and blood disorders. It touts two years of proven efficacy in purifying and enriching the blood, offered in liquid form or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for $1.
Is Your Skin On Fire A Cold Cure For Itch
An old time druggist advertises a topical blend called D. D. D. Prescription featuring Oil of Wintergreen and Thymos. It promises instant relief from burning itching and soothing effects after a few drops. Available at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores with bottles priced at 1.00 or 0.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Death Race From Alaska Reach Vancouver Leader Potter
Wilson Potter son of Colonel Thomas Potts and Philadelphia millionaire arrived in Vancouver from Skagway on the Princess Beatrice to go to Atlantic City where his father lies dying. He was hunting big game in the Yukon when his father’s illness grew critical, and was accompanied by Mr Corney of Philadelphia. Indians and mounted police located him.
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Vancouver
B. C
Wilson Potter
Thomas Potts
Atlantic City
Skagway
Alaska
Seattle
Corney
Philadelphia
Yukon
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R. H. Stearns & Co
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Reese
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Pineste Leieve
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Thacher
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