Roosevelt's Chums to Go Before Grand Jury
The article reports that police say they had no role in district attorney involvement in the Roosevelt case. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and companion Meredith Blagden were summoned to appear before a grand jury after a Descriptive Warrant led to the arrest of a student who allegedly assaulted Officer Fraher.
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Roosevelt
Boston Police Department
Shaun Kelly
Fraher
O'Meara
Roosevelt and
Kelly
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Grand Jury
Grace
Theohy Roosevelt, Jr
Meredith Blagen
Boston Court
Cambridge
Trappist Fathers' Phosphated Wine of Cinchona Promoted
Dyspepsia loss of appetite and anemia may affect anyone from overwork worry or illness. The Notre-Dame du Lac monks of Oka Canada market a tonic for convalescents young mothers menopausal women and the elderly. Testimonial from Madame Arsene Heron praises its restorative power after chronic anemia and weakness. All druggists sell it.
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Notre-Dame du Lac
Oka
Canada
Myers
Madame Arsene Heron
St. Justin, Moskinonge Co
Harbor Murder In Boston Harbor
Fishermen found a man floating beside a Roxbury wharf believed to be Oliver Lawson or Larson. Casual inspection showed no violence marks, but his clothing was torn, pockets turned inside out, and no valuables were found. Police investigate as a possible homicide.
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Boston
Oliver Lawson
Larson
Roxbury
Body found. letter to Oliver Lawson hints Halifax link
A 40-year-old man, 5 feet 8, with dark brown hair and a lighter mustache, was found dead at about 7. The body is turned over to harbor police. A letter in his inside pocket addressed to Oliver Lawson of Roxbury dated Brooklyn reveals references to Daniel McDonald and a Halifax connection. The letter mentions a son at 129 Fifth Street, South Boston.
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Harbor
Oliver Lawson
Larson
Lemman Street
Roxbury
Mass
John Spanburg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Station V
Daniel McDonald
McDonald
Fifth Street
Boston
Halifax
N. S
Burns Stops Flynn In 18th Round Knockout
Los Angeles nerve wracking fight ends with Tommy Burns stopping Mike Flynn in the 18th round. Flynn remained unconscious late tonight as officials attended him in the ring and medical staff monitored his condition.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mike Flynn
Tommy Burns
Woman stabbed in drunken brawl on Seneca Street
Mrs Jennie Bowen of Seneca Street South End was cut and stabbed in a drunken fight in a Seneca Street house last evening. Maude A Jackson, also of Seneca Street, was found there and arrested for drunkenness. Bowen was hospitalized with head wounds and a severe wrist cut.
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Jennie Bowen
Seneca Street
South End
Bowen
City Hospital
Maude A. Jackson
Subway Homicide Sparks Panic in Park Street Station
Harry A Brown 35 a former city constable and Springfield resident shot and killed Charles F Queen in the Park Street subway station at 1 pm yesterday in front of hundreds. Queen had fined Brown 15 dollars in Boston Municipal Court for assault. Brown stood over Queen and fired repeatedly as the crowd fled the rain of bullets.
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Harry A. Brown
Springfield
Charles F. Queen
Boston
Queen
Park Street
Brown
Murderous confrontation ends with Brown firing on rival in station crowd
Queen and witnesses name Lillian Valentine and Rachel Hemenway as witnesses to an assault that ended in a deadly shooting. Brown drew a 38 calibre revolver and fired multiple times at the victim, then calmly faced custody with no visible emotion. Brown’s wife, 23, described as a beauty in the colored colony, reportedly had earlier filed for non support and they have two children.
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Queen
Irvington Street
Brown
Howard Stone
Harvey Road
Brookline
Hughes
Station 4
Newsboys Scholarship Fund Receives State Unions Gifts
D. Driscoll, secretary treasurer of the State A F L, turned over 191 to the Newsboys Union educational fund from various unions. Contributions came from Boston Insulators and asbestos workers and many other locals including Brockton sole fasteners and Marblehead boot workers.
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D. Driscoll
A. F. of L
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Newsboys’ Union Educational Fund
Union
Brighton
Fall River
Quincy
Brockton
Manchester Painters’ Union
Rockland C. L. A
Rockland Shoe Workers
Middleboro Woodworkers
Ware Carpenters
Leominster Textile Workers
Ware River I. B. P. M
Marblehead Boot and Shoe Workers
Whitman Boot and Shoe Workers
Brookline Painters
Athol Metal Polishers
Athol C. L. U
Taunton Carpenters
Taunton C. L. U
North Brookfeld
South Framingham Boot and Shoe Workers
Worcester Street Carmen
Holyoke Cigarmakers
Salem C. L. A
Lynn Shoe Workers
Norwood Pressmen
Boston Leaders Move Against Moran In State Party Rift
Boston leaders plan a conference to challenge District Attorney Moran in the state convention. They seek a temporary chairman, likely Mayor John Fitzgerald, and aim to assemble unpledged delegates to push a new plan despite Moran allies. Moran hints he may reject a nomination if his wishes are ignored.
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Moran
Friends of the
District Attorney
Boston
Joseph Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Quincy
Message of Irish Race to England Opens Irish League Convention
At Philadelphia a thousand delegates of the United Irish League of America hear Colonel John F. Finnerty outline resolutions to send a message to England. John E. Redmond and Irish leaders are to be advised, with Maurice Hilbert chairing the resolutions committee. The convention notes $70,000 raised for Ireland and reports $19,086 from Massachusetts.
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England
Philadelphia
John F. Finnerty
Chicago
United Irish League of America
John O’callaghan
Boston
John E. Redmond
Ireland
Finnerty
O’callaghan
New York
House of Commons
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Massachusetts
Banquet Opens Grand Lodge Meeting in Nashua
In Nashua New Hampshire the annual gathering of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars opened with a City Hall banquet attended by about 200 people. Business sessions are set to begin tomorrow evening.
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Nashua
N. H
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
City Hall
Grand Lodge
Man Injured by Young Rowdy May Die
Freeman C. Nelson of 55 Prospect Street Camebridge is dying at Relief Hospital from a brain concussion after a push by a young rowdy. The incident occurred in front of 188 Court Street around 10 o'clock last night as witnesses say he fell and struck his head on a hydrant while sober.
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Freeman C. Nelson
Prospect Street
Camebridge
Relief Hospital
Court Street
Paige Defeats Lytle for Councillor in Seventh District
In Worcester on Oct 2 the Seventh district Republican convention chose Calvin D. Paige of Southbridge over incumbent councillor William A. Lytle of Worcester for a third term by 129 to 81. Delegates from two cities and 61 of the 65 district towns attended, with Jonathan Smith of Clinton presiding and Edward F. Fletcher of Worcester serving as secretary.
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Worcester
Calvin D. Paige
Southbridge
William A. Lytle
Jonathan Smith
Clinton
Edward F. Fletcher
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Fund For Newsboys
Advertising & Printing
Bostonia
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W. L. Douglas
George McAnaul
Pickering Pl
W.ll. Douglas
Washington
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Summer Street
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Cor. Howard
League
Andee O’connor
O’connor
T. P. O'Connor
Maurice F. Hilbert
M. J. Jordan
N. E. Corbley
L. R. Buckley
Weaver
John Redmond
Redmond
Dublin
M. J. Ryan
Good Templars
Rowdy
Thresher Brothers
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Temple Place
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