Women Accused of Arson in Chelsea Court
In Chelsea Police Court Mrs Dora Harrington of Thorndike street and Mrs Tillie West Jordan Dugan of Harrison avenue were arraigned on arson charges. The fire originated in a wooden house on Ocean avenue Revere on June 24. They pleaded not guilty and waived examination.
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Chelsea
Dora Harrington
Thorndike Street
Tillie West Jordan Dugan
Harrison Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Arrested a Scientist in Diamond Smuggling Case
A New York despatch reports Boston mining expert Mr. Purington has been arrested on diamond smuggling charges. Samuel T. Pickard of Boston notes Purington’s past with the United States Geological Survey and his Russia and Siberia travels. Readers are told the charge is unjust according to those who know him.
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New York
Purington
Boston
Samuel T. Pickard
Cumberland Street
United States Geological Survey
Russia
Siberia
Ste venson matter unsettled at Norfolk Probate Court session
At a session of the Norfolk County Probate Court held yesterday the Ste venson matter was not called up and it is believed the matter has been settled outside.
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Norfolk County Probate Court
Stevenson
Life saving station towed in at Dorchester Bay
The floating life saving station in Dorchester Bay between South Boston and Dorchester was towed to East Boston yesterday. Captain Glawson will remain on duty as keeper.
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Dorchester Bay
South Boston
Dorchester
East Boston
Glawson
Home Market Club Opposes Philippine Annexation Report
The Home Market Club at its annual meeting voted to accept and print the secretary Colonel Albert Clarke’s report arguing against expansion. Clarke warns annexation would threaten protective tariffs, labor, immigration, and constitutional guarantees, while calling for independence for new territories and self-government.
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Home Market Club
Philippines
Albert Clarke
William B. Plunkett
Beverly K. Moore
Treasury
Clarke
New England
United States
Bombay
The
Free
Tanner
Illinois
Massachusetts
Iowa
Texas
Philippine Islands
O. H. Sampson
McKinley
George A. Draper
Hopedale
Stephen B. Ashley
Fall River
Adams
William A. Russell
Lawrence
Charles A. Stott
Lowell
Alanson W. Beard
Boston
Lewis Anderson
Skowhegan
Robert Knight
Providence
R. I
Walter E. Parker
William W. Crapp
New Bedford
William H. Haile
Springfield
Hezekiah Conant
Pawtucket
R.I
C. D. McDuffiee
Manchester
N. H
E. J. Haskell
Westbrook
James Phillips, Jr
Fitchbore
Philip W. Moen
Worcester
F. A. Sayles
Saylesville
G. M. Whitin
Whitinsville
Lorenzo Maynard
Maynard
Lyman
Goff
Thomas N. Tart
Eben S. Draper
H. Merrick
Holyoke
A. B. Valentine
Benington
Edward i M. Rockwell
Leominster
Arthur C. Farley
George L. Hooper
Frank W. Cheney
South Manchester
Conn
Hi. L. James
Rockville
Boston and New Hampshire political ticket carried by proxies
An objection to Hon. Charles A. Busset of Laconia N H as vice president due to alleged non support of a Republican governor candidate prompted a substitution of Charles D Merca of Manchester N H. The ticket passed by 3597 to 1 including proxies.
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H. Sampson
Boston
Benjamin Phipps
H. Hutchins
Weorcester
N. W. Bingham
Somerville
George A. Draper
Hopedate
Charles A. Busset
Laconia
N. H
Charles D. Merca
Manchester
Dartmouth College Ex President Dr Samuel Bartlett Dies
The Rev Dr Samuel Colcord Bartlett former president of Dartmouth College died at his Hanover New Hampshire home from acute indigestion after a week long illness Born November 25 1817 in Salisbury New Hampshire he held multiple degrees from Dartmouth Andover Theological Seminary and Princeton LL D from Princeton A renowned biblical scholar he traveled to Egypt Sinai and Britain in 1873 and authored several works Funeral services are planned for Friday afternoon with services in Hanover.
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Hanover
N. H
Samuel Colcord Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Bartlett
Salisbury
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
Dartmouth
Caledonia County Grammar School
Peacham
Andover Theological Seminary
Princeton
Lincoln
Grant
Pierce
Arthur
Hayes
Harrison
Great Britain
Continent
Egypt
Sinai
Palestine
North American Review
Forum
Princeton Review
Bibliotheca Sacra
American Board of Missions
New Hampshire Missionary Society
Tle
National Council of Congregational Churches
St Paul to Sail Friday with Manila Manila Supplies
The transport St Paul will sail Friday for Manila and San Francisco with about 2000 tons of supplies including 200 tons of Christmas presents for soldiers in the Philippines.
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Manila
San Francisco
St. Paul
Philippines
Man Falls 150 Feet to Death in Tremont Street Building
George Dyer, 40, plummeted nine stories from the Masonic Building at Tremont and Boylston streets yesterday morning. He lived at 3 Sawyer Street and had been at work only a short time before the fatal fall.
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George Dyer
Masonic
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Dyer
Sawyer Street
Girl Stowaway in Soldier Uniform Reaches Honolulu
Sadie White, a stowaway in a soldier’s uniform, landed in Honolulu after being aboard the transport Indiana. Private P. J. Moore of Company KE assisted, receiving twenty days guardhouse duty and a $10 fine. Typhoid outbreaks loom aboard ships and sick lists rise at Camp Otis with hundreds ill.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Indiana
Stoneway
Sadie White
Bennington
P. J. Moore
Arizona
Manila
General King
Otis
Nebraska Company
MecKuren
Company M
First New York
Thomas F. Lennon
Company A
West Stockbridge
Mass
Oscar R. Wheeler
Company E
Coomey Island
George Dyer's Fatal Fall at Masonic Building
George Dyer died after slipping from the ninth floor of the Masonic Building while at work. He plunged about 150 feet to the ground, per report. Firemen and medical staff arrived, but could not revive him. The accident is being investigated by local authorities.
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George Dyer
Masonic
Man falls through open cellar shaft to his death
Police report the ninth floor worker slipped over a loose timber and plunged through a cellar opening to his death after top to bottom fall. Dyer misplaced knowledge of the shaft and the sudden crash announced his demise before aid could arrive. raderaker Jones assumed control of the case.
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Dyer
Raderaker Jones
Showalter Janowski Chess Match Set At Manhattan Club
Showalter and Janowski will sign seven game match contracts at the Manhattan Chess Club. They begin Friday at 1 30 PM with a $750 a side purse and games scheduled every two weeks. Hantham and Koehler will be seconds, Professor Rice referee, with continuation rules if tied or one side reaches ten wins.
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New York
Showalter
Janowski
Manhattan Chess Club
J. M. Hantham
Gus H. Koehler
Janowaki
J. L. Rice
Maria Teresa Abandoned Off Cat Island Coast
Teresa abandoned and wrecked off Cat Island after naval command. Captain MecCalla told to seek officers’ advice, notify British authorities, and proceed to Norfolk with the wrecking tug Potomac if unable to salvage. Return to Norfolk after actions and consultations.
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Washington
Maria Teresa
Cat Island
MecCalla
Teresa
Norfolk
Potomac
Santiago
James J Foley Arrested for Breaking and Entering
James J Foley of 102 Shirley street was arrested yesterday for breaking into a vacant house at 144 George street and stealing 100 pounds of lead pipe and several faucets. The property was recovered.
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James J. Foley
Shirley Street
George Street
Great Clearance Sale of $150,000 Clothing Offered at Cost
A sweeping liquidation from Metropolitan Clothing Manufacturing Co. begins at 8:30 am featuring all wool overcoats, suits, and children's wear at drastically reduced prices. Items include 1000 overcoats for 4.98, 1500 dress suits for 8.75, 1800 Melton and kersey overcoats at 12.40, and many more up to 8.80 for heavy Ulsters. Sale emphasizes direct factory goods, no old stock, with hours and address at 176 Washington Street near State Street. Continuous evenings until 9.00.
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Metropolitan Clothing Manufacturing Co
Jack Keresey
Kersey
Melton
Melton and
CARR
Epee Clothiers
Pittsburg
Washington St
State St
South End
Washington Street
Eliot
Dover Streets
Boylston Street
Broadway
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Pleasant St
Washington At
New Haven Railway Plans Sale of Boston Stations
The New Haven Railroad Company intends to sell Park Square and other Boston stations. Estimated value ranges from 8 to 10 million dollars, with reports a syndicate has offered 6 million for the Park Square station alone.
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The
New Haven Railroad Company
Park Square
Boston
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Sterling Ale
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Scollay Square
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Hanover and
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Bernard M. Wolf
Col. Clarke
CLUB
Thanksgiving Furniture
China
Furnishing Company
J. Edward Wilson
Tremont Row
Wilson
Cushing Process Co
Bay State
Washburn Credit Co
Opp. Jordan, Marsh & Co
Janowsk
CHESS
Navy Department
McCalla
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Court Street
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Metropolitan Clothing Mfg. Co
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