Dynamite Lurks Near Boston Harbor Ship Channel
A four case 384 pound dynamite load from the Camussett sits 104 feet below the surface near Buoy 9 in Boston Harbor. A crew led by Captain Frank Bostrom threw the boxes overboard as the ship burned, and a guard tug keeps watch while currents risk moving the cases toward the main channel. The crew reports no heroics and recounts their careful handling and evacuation.
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Damusett
Frank Bostrom
Camusett
Seek Girls Life Wou'd Be Avengers of Cesar Young Now to
A fragment mentions seeking girls life and refers to Cesar, with an Avengers or youth context. No clear event, date, or organization fully readable to confirm details. Further readable text needed for a solid headline and summary.
Found Dying in a Boston Shanty Watchman
Charles H. Sullivan, 35, a water department watchman for Boston, was found unconscious in a Jamaica Plain shanty at South and Edgewood streets by coworker John Kelliher. He was transported to City Hospital but died en route. he suffered fits and is believed to have been stricken on Saturday.
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Water Department
Boston
South
Edgewood Streets
Jamaica Plain
Charles H. Sullivan
East First Street
John Kelliher
H. B. Stevens
Sullivan
Nan Patterson Faces Murder Trial in New York
Nan Patterson, widow of Cesar Young, goes on trial for murder in New York as she defends herself against the charge that she shot Young on June 4 during a farewell drive. The case pits a vengeful wife against a celebrated beauty, with twelve jurors chosen to decide her fate.
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Nan Patterson
Talesmen
Cesar Young
Patterson
Young
New York
Davis
Two 11-year-olds drown on thin ice at Silver Lake
Newton news reports Abraham Perlmut ter of 378 Water town street and Abraham Freid of Cook street drowned after venturing onto unsafe ice on Silver Lake. Police and officers recovered the bodies around 4:30 PM. Medical Examiner Mead of Watertown observed the scene.
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Newton
Silver Lake
Abraham Perlmutter
Watertown Street
Abraham Freid
Cook Street
Burke
Mead of
Watertown
Gas kills two in Lowell
Gas asphyxiation claims two lives in Lowell as two jets on a gas stove and a gas jet at the foot of a bed were found open. Miss Lizzie A. Molloy, 38, a school teacher of 238 Gorham street, and William Fitzgibbons, 49, who roomed at 619 Gorham street, died. John Crowe, Fitzgibbons’s roommate, was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Lowell
Lizzie A. Molloy
Gorham Street
William Fitzgibbons
John Crowe
Fitzgibbons
Kidney Trouble Reported With Father John Medicine
Joseph S Beladeau of 159 Myrtle Avenue Brockton Mass claims kidney trouble followed by taking Father John's Medicine, gaining 30 pounds and achieving perfect health per his note.
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John
Joseph Sbeladeau
Myrtle Avenue
Brockton, Mass
Sicilian Prince Aground Off Long Beach With 600 Italian Emigrants
The Prince line steamship Sicilian Prince carrying 600 Italian emigrants ran aground one mile west of Long Beach life saving station in hazy dawn conditions. Four tugs attempted to refloat her as she rested 300 yards offshore in 18 feet of water. If not freed by the morning tide, passengers will be evacuated and cargo lightered. The steel ship, 1708 tons net, built Greenock 1889, had four tugs attached by hawser lines and was moving only about 1000 feet during an attempted float at flood tide.
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Paterick McCarthy
Peter Bradley
Bradley
New York
Prince Line
Long Beach
Richard van Wicklen
Hank
Long Island
Greenock
Fair Local Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Fair, cool conditions prevail in Boston and surrounding areas both Monday and Tuesday. Light winds and no precipitation expected.
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Boston and Vicinity
What Is the Massachusetts Legislature Going to Do About It
Mr Lawson declares the Great and General Court a purchasable commodity in bold type and signature. Incoming legislators and past members voice sharp blunt opinions in the Post. Speakers respond with anger and indignation, calling the claim absurd, preposterous, scadalous, and a wildly exaggerated fairy tale.
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Massachusetts Legislature
Tion
Lawmakers weigh response to Lawson corruption charges
Legislators were asked if the incoming Legislature would formally address Mr. Lawson's charges. Some noted possible isolated past corruption, but few considered steps to address the broader accusations. A committee might be tasked to decide if any action is needed.
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Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Lawson Charges Wholesale Legislative Corruption
Herewith is reprinted Mr. Lawson's charge of wholesale legislative corruption as made over his own signature. The Massachusetts Legislature is bought and sold as are sausages and fish at the markets and wharves. That the largest wealthiest corporations in New England habitually corrupt the Legislature, and the man of wealth among them who would protest against the iniquity would be ... Continued on Page 8-Fourth Column.
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Massachusetts
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
New England
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