Jilted Lover's Victim Dead In Shootout
Abraham Comac died from gunshot wounds after being shot by Charles J. Quigley of Canton Massachusetts. Quigley to be arraigned for murder tomorrow. Quigley said he would admit all in court and had been drinking heavily. He engaged Hon. James H. Higgins as attorney.
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Pawtucket
R. T
Abraham Comac
Charles J. Quigley
Canton
Mass
Quigley
James H. Higgins
Steamers and fleets bustle at East Boston harbor
The Kennebec has moved to Lincoln's wharf replacing the City of Bangor which undergoes repairs. City of Rockland makes three weekly trips. Bangor slated to return next Thursday. Captain Maurice Powers leads a mixed fleet at T wharf with 70,000 pounds of fresh fish. Leyland liner Hanoverian, soon renamed Mayflower, to join Dominion line after upgrades. Saxonia Michigan Anglian sail for Europe and Liverpool with large apple shipments and rising cargo totals. Harbor police manage busy anchorage as many schooners arrive, while Damon's crew libels the vessel for wages.
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Kennebec River
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T Wharf
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Germany
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C. C. Marvel
New York
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Boston & Maine
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Watchman
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Carroll
Calais
Cambridge
Boardman Bros
Shipping News arrives on October tides and boats depart
Shipping news reports arrivals including Sachem Murdoch from Liverpool with merch to Warren & Co and Adra Beavan Baltimore in ballast. Steamers Prince Arthur Kinney and others bring merchandise and passengers to various ports and firms, with several vessels sailing for Yarmouth and Augusta. Weather winds light to southeast. day length and moon phases noted. multiple tugs and barges move between New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Atlantic ports.
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Thomaston
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Scranton
White Star
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Dowd May Seek Civil Service Probe Of Street Dept
Alderman Thomas H. Dowd of Ward 19 contemplates introducing an order for a civil service investigation into the street department and the hiring and firing practices of Superintendent Donovan. The 129 men discharged recently are at the center of the move, with leaders pressing for precise discharge reasons and for a list of names, while civil service officials say the names have not yet been forwarded.
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Board of Aldermen
Civil Service
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Dowd
Chickering
Tiomas H. Dowd
Civil Service Commission
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Curtis
Ward 19
Bill Campbell
Campbell
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Collins
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Doyle
Quigley
McCarthy
Stage delights headline tour week in Boston notes
A crowded schedule highlights American presentations and premieres across Boston venues. Julia Marlowe opens Queen Fiammetta at Hollis, Charles Hawtrey returns at the Museum with A Message from Mars, Robert Edeson debuts Soldiers of Fortune at the Colonial, and Around the World in 80 Days heads to the Theatre for two weeks with a large English ballet. The Grand Opera House offers Le Voyage en Suisse under Byrne brothers, Carmen with Marion Ivell at Tremont, Tannhauser Tuesday, Bowdoin Square hosts A Night in Chinatown, Music Hall features Reilly and Wood and The Funny Page, Castle Square plans The Taming of the Shrew, and The Defender opens Columbia next Monday with seats on sale October 10.
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Julia Marlowe
Charles Hawtrey
Museum
Mars
Boston
Robert Edeson
Colonial
le Voyage En Suisse
Grand Opera House
Byrne Brothers
Carmen
Marion Ivell
Tremont Theatre
Tannhauser
Jeffie Tilbury
Chinatown
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Reilly and Wood
Music Hall
Castle Square Stock Company
Corse 'Payton
Park ‘Theatre Company
Pretto Family
Kelly
Zouaves
Jules
Flo Garrison
Mitchell
Cain
Carr
Jordan
Glissandos
Howard
Rush to Death Valley Nitre Deposits Draw Prospectors
San Francisco reports a rush to Death Valley after nitre deposits were found. About 400 men wait at Ballarat to start expeditions, with major financiers backing efforts and outfits of nearly 100 men preparing. Water is scarce. Furnace Creek is 30 miles from the beds, and rail nearby is distant.
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San Francisco
Baliagat
Furnace Creek
Ballarat
Smith
Lord Humphreys
Singleton
Chili
Grain Shipments Take a Boom to Leave Boston This Week
Grain exports from Boston rise as 836 000 bushels of wheat are booked for shipment on regular liners and two chartered tramps. The fleet will total about 886 000 bushels for the week, the largest weekly export since June 1901. Ships include Devonian Altonia Commonwealth Sachem Consuelo Slovanian Bostonian Antwerpen Copenhagen Laurelwood Adra and others bound for Liverpool Hull Glasgow London Copenhagen and Hamburg.
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A. Fred Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Devonian
Altonia
Commonwealth
Sachem
Liverpool
Consuelo
Hull
Eng
Saxonia
Michigan
Anglian
London
L. P. Holmblad
Copenhagen
Artemisia
Hlamburg
Baltimore
Handsome New China for the White House Being Designed in England
The White House china service by Wedgwood, Stoke England, selected by Mrs Roosevelt, will arrive in December. It is 1356 pieces plain white with a gold border and the US great seal on each item, with colonial shapes and copyright protection. Tiffany designs about 600 colonial silver pieces to complete the dinner service.
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White House
England
Washington
Magniicent China
Wedgwood
Stoke
Eng
The
United States
Tiffany
A New Carmen at Tremont Theatre in Boston
Marion Ivell, a 22 year old Boston native with a rich contralto, brings a new Carmen to the Tremont Theatre. She has studied the part in Paris, impressed critics with a full voice and natural acting, and her coquettish cigarette maker portrayal reportedly blends singing with engaging stage presence.
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Tremont Theatre
Paris
Ivell
Excursion to North Adams and Hoosac Mountains Oct 11
Boston & Maine offers a round trip excursion to North Adams on Oct 11 for 2 dollars. Depart Boston at 8 15 a m and return from North Adams at 4 2 p m the same day or use regular trains Oct 12 or 18. Tickets available at city offices until Oct 10 or Union station after 5 p m, while supplies last.
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Boston & Maine
Hoosac Mountains
Berkshire Hills
Mt. Greylock
City
Washington Street
Milk Street
Union Station
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Boston
Philadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Low Rates to the Pacific Coast Daily in October
Northwestern Line offers $33 tickets from Boston to the Pacific Coast in October. Fares cover Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria and other California Oregon Washington and British Columbia points. For details call or write 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Victoria
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Washington
British Columbia
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Boston
Eliot School Evening Classes Reopen in Jamaica Plain
Free evening classes resume at the Eliot School Jamaica Plain this evening. Weekday sessions cover mechanical drawing woodworking and woodcarving with George F Watch directing the program.
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Eliot School
Jamaica Plain
George F. Watch
Noon prayer meetings at Park Street Church to continue
Rising attendance and interest sustain the noon prayer meetings at Park Street Church, with organizers announcing ongoing sessions. The outpouring reflects community engagement and regular participation in the midday gathering.
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