Duel Threat Looms After Alleged Home Despoiler Returns
General Outchaccoff arrived in New York with M. Hilfermann to challenge M. Essipoff over claims he despoiled the general’s home. Essipoff had come aboard with a woman said to be his wife, prompting the Russian consul-general to note their interception by immigration authorities in Hoboken before being moved to the steamer La Savoie.
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New York
M. Hilfermann
General Outchaccoff
M. Essipoff
Essipoff
Koenig Albert
M. Lodygensky
Hoboken
la Savoie
General outraged by missing escape of Essipoff aboard ships
The article describes General Oudacoff’s fury upon learning Essipoff, a Russian army figure, might have eluded capture aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and La Savoie. A secret trunk search by customs found three pistols. A consul-general and M. Hiltermann tried to calm the general as discussions continued and plans were made to pursue the suspect aboard the La Provence.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
la Savoie
M. Hiltermann
Essipoff
Probing Death Mystery in Everett Drugstore Case
Thomas F. Shaughnessy, 42, of 67 Chestnut Street Everett, fell ill with two friends after drinking a rhubarb and lime water concoction in the Bradbury drug store at Harrison Avenue and Beach Street. Medical Examiner MacDonald orders chemical analysis of stomach and intestines to determine cause of death.
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Thomas F. Shaughnessy
Chestnut Street
Everett
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
MacDonald
Autopsy Hints Poison Link in Shaughnessy Death
The medical examiner found stomach and intestinal inflammation in Shaughnessy, with two friends Murray and Maloney recovering enough to work. Doctors treated all three for acute gastritis possibly from poisoning. Shaughnessy died, raising doubts about poison type. Murray and Maloney left hospital last Friday, Alfred Woodbury denies poisoning. Shaughnessy leaves a widow and three children. he worked at Franklin Rubber in Malden.
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Shaughnessy
John Murray
Albany Street
E. L. Maloney
Erie Street
Dorchester
J. C. D. Clark
Ameno
Murray
Maloney
Franklin Rubber Company
Malden
Meikle 15 year old in Salem jail over father murder charge
Edgar Weston Meikle the 15 year old boy is held without bail in the Salem jail accused of shooting his father Charles D Merkle at their home in Lynn on November 6 1905. Neighbors guardians and teachers defend his innocence noting his gentle disposition and steadfast alibi.
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Salem
Lynn
Edgar Weston Meikle
Meikle
Edgar
Post
Joseph §. Trimble
Lexington Street
Trimble
Mr. Trimble
Charles D. S.merkle
Congress Street
Doctor Harkness Pardoned by Governor Bell
Dr Waldo R Harkness of Montpelier was pardoned by Governor C J Bell after serving a little over three years of a six year prison sentence for forgery in 1903. The pardon was granted without statement and the bank that suffered losses reportedly did not oppose the mercy.
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Montpelier
Waldo R. Harkness
C. J. Bell
Harkness
Bell
Philadelphia Man Sues Boston Autoist for $380000
An attachment for 380000 was levied on the garage of Frederick E Randall at 245 Columbus avenue by U S Deputy Marshal Bancroft in a case brought by George W K Fletcher of Philadelphia against Randall for injuries from an accident in this state on Aug 22 Fletcher says his left arm and both legs were broken.
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Frederick E. Randall
Columbus Avenue
U. S
Bancroft
George W. KL. Fletcher
Philadelphia
Randall
Fletcher
Cheverus Court Whist Party At Roughan Hall
Cheverus Court No 6 M C O F held a whist party and dance in Roughan Hall last night with about 300 attendees. The arrangements were led by Elizabeth M Lynch Margaret M Keaney Delia F Heney M J Mc Laughlin Margaret Burns Edward Can ney Rose O Neill William Reilly Josephine McKay and H Humphrey.
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Cheverus Court
Roughan Hall
Elizabeth M. Lynch
Margaret M. Keaney
Delia F. Heney
M. J. McLaughlin
Margaret Burns
Edward Canney
Rose O'Neill
William Reilly
Josephine McKay
H. Humphrey
Believed Cause Of Adams Death Divides Friends
In New York the death of Al Adams at the Ansonia Hotel is thought by most evidence to be self inflicted but many friends insist he was murdered. They point to enemies from the bucket shop crash in which he had interests and losses among speculative followers.
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New York
al Adams
Ansonia
Adams
Coroner Holds Doubt Over Adams Death As Foul Play Suspected
Coroner Harburger questions whether Adams died by his own hand or foul play after finding the body over a chair with a cuspidor nearby. Police and coroner plan further inquiries tomorrow. Suspected motives include scandal over his record and a SAGE & Co bucket shop affair. Wealth estimates vary from 5 million to 10 million.
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Harburger
Adams
M. J. Sage & Co
Bucket Shop
Mexico
Remembrance Likely For Worcester Policy King's Heir
Mrs. S America Adams, sister in law of the deceased policy king Al Adams, expects a share of the fortune but says no steps will be taken to claim it if not received. Her husband Hiram O Adams, Al Adams’ brother, was found dead in Barrington, Rhode Island, a year ago. Adams children include Oscar, Holden, Sylvia, Catharine, Lucretia, Arabella, and Mrs. George Trudeau, all linked to Worcester.
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Worcester
al’’ Adams
Adams
Barrington
R. I
al’ Adams
Gardner Street
Harry D. Adams
Washington Street
Lucretia G. Adams
Sylvia C. Adams
Catharine B. Adams
Arabella Leach
Hiram O. Adams
Policy King
Forest Hills Terminal Plan Rejected by Rail Commission
The railroad commissioners deny the Boston Elevated Company's petition for Forest Hills terminal plans. They say the plans should have gone to Mayor Fitzgerald as an appellate step and criticize the taking of public way space without compensating the public.
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Boston Elevated Company
Forest Hills Square
Fitzgerald
Light vessel bids announced for Tompkinsville ships
The Light house Board reports bids for constructing light vessels Nos. 84 to 88 to be delivered at Tompkinsville New York. Bids: New York Ship Building Company Camden 495000 dollars William Cramp Sons Philadelphia 574700 dollars Fore River Ship Building Company Quincy 575000 dollars.
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Washington
The
Lighthouse Board of the
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tompkinsville
N. Y
New York Ship Building Company
Camden
N. J
William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
Philadelphia
Fore River Ship Building Company
Quincy
Mass
Master Barbers Organize State-Wide Union
The Master Barbers of Greater Boston met at 12 Kneeland Street with Julius A. Serra presiding. About 100 new members were initiated, bringing Greater Boston total to nearly 500 and signaling a likely State organization by year’s end.
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Master Barbers
Greater Boston
Kneeland Street
Julius A. Serra
Proof of Insurance Paid March 20 1760
An ancient proof of loss presented to the Insurance Library Association of Boston shows an inventory of Robert Wallace's burnt personal estate from the March 20 1760 fire. The loss totals £410 7s 6d about $1990.
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Insurance Library Association of Boston
W. D. Serrat
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Robert Wallace
Stowaways Found On Canopic In Port
Two Italian stowaways were discovered hidden behind boilers in the Canopic engine room aboard the White Star liner. Immigration officials said six were found in Naples and two more later removed at the Azores. An investigation will determine responsibility for the stowaways aboard. About 175 immigrants were detained and five brides were among the steerage passengers. Maria Montagno, a 29 year old teacher from Vincenza, is among those awaiting a wedding today.
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Sealby
Naples
Azores
Mariano Macarmela
Emilia Presatti
Prince Street
Maria Montagno
Vincenza
Italy
Democratic Campaign Book Attacks Republican Policies
Washington reports the Democratic congressional campaign book, 243 pages, denounces Republican tariff changes and trusts, accuses the party of corruption and lavish appropriations, and critiques railroad rate legislation, departmental scandals, and Roosevelt's stance on labor.
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Washington
Shaw
Father John's Medicine Promises Real Strength Restore
The ad warning against quick fixes urges people to seek lasting strength and touts Father John's Medicine as a pure nourishing tonic. It claims no alcohol or harmful drugs, highlights fifty years of use, and promises to support general weakness and lung troubles.
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Father John
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