Death in Amerige Mystery Deepens in Boston Observer
Mrs Mary Lt Amerige widow of late Judge George M Amerige of the Saugus police court died at the Hotel Maplehurst in Middleton yesterday at age 60 after a weeklong disappearance. Her son George Amerige a Boston attorney aided by Captain R L Mansfield located her Tuesday and was with her at death. She had been in care of Miss Harriet Martin.
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Mary Lt. Amerige
George M. Amerige
Saugus
Maplehurst
Middleton
George Amerige
Boston
R. L. Mansfield
Taft Sierra Outing Planned From El Portal
President Taft, clad in khaki, will depart El Portal for a three day sight seeing trek into the Sierra and Yosemite area. He will visit the giant Sequoias in the Mariposa grove and walk the valley floor, then travel toward Wa Won a to inspect monarchs of the forest, using stage and on foot travel.
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EL Portal
Cal
Taft
Sierras
Yosemite Valley
Mariposa Big Tree
Wawona
Eliot Ambassador Rumor Unconfirmed
Washington Oct 6 Acting Secretary of State Atlee said he had no information about the reported acceptance of the ambassador post to Great Britain by Charles W. Eliot former Harvard University president.
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Washington
Atlee
Great Britain
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
WANTS HER LETTER PUBLISHED
Minneapolis woman praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it cured her female troubles and restored health. The letter urges publication to show benefits to other suffering women and notes testimonials are published only with permission.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan G. McLean
Second St
North
Inn
Taft to Tour Yosemite With Private Escort Request
President Taft plans a private Yosemite trip avoiding official trappings. He will stay in Wawona Thursday night and travel Friday through the park, entering from a high point and touring upper show spots before descending to the valley floor. Park officials arranged cavalry guards, but Taft asked to dispense with the escort to keep the excursion informal and restful.
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Mr. Taft
Wawona
Yosemite
United States Cavalry
Taft
San Francisco
Daily Fire Record Summary for Roxbury and Surrounding Areas
At 11:50 am a fire on Blue Hill avenue Roxbury caused slight damage to an unknown owner. Mary Watson at 102 East Newton Street reported loss. Almira Swasey at 616 Tremont Street reported loss of 850. Still alarm at 107 Silver Street South Coston for Michael Dale with 200 loss. Roxbury addresses include Joseph Rosenberg at 111 Waumbek Street with 8500 loss and A Kelinsky at 91 Topliff Street with 150 loss. D. Flashenberry at 7 Duncliff Street Roxbury reported slight loss. Steamer Betty Alden at Atlantic Works East Boston Nantasket Steamboat Company reported slight loss. False alarm at Box 543. Burns Bros. at 380 Broadway South Boston reported 25 loss.
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N. Y
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
East Newton Street
Mary Watson
Tremont Street
Almira Swasey
Silver Street
South Coston
Michael Dale
Waumbeck Street
Joseph Rosenberg
Topliff Street
Dorchester
A. Kelinsky
Duncliff Street
D. Flashenberry
Slight
Betty Alden
Atlantic Works
East
Boston
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Broadway
South
Burns Bros
Kyrle Bellew to Resume Star Theatre Engagement
Kyrle Bellew, the actor, who ruptured a blood vessel in his nose on Sunday night, has so fully recovered that it was announced today he will resume his engagement at the Star Theatre in Buffalo tomorrow evening.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kyrle Bellew
Star Theatre
Four-masted schooner Theoline arrives after hurricane voyage
Theoline under Captain Cummings from Jacksonville was towed into port at the South End after a tempestuous passage. The vessel showed damage signs from the recent southern hurricane, but all crew members, including the skipper, were grateful for no further mishap.
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Cummings
Theoline
Gulf Stream
Cape Lookout
Jacksonville
Mayors and Officials Probe Art Museum Tax Exemptions
Boston officials including Mayor Hibberd and District Attorney Hill opened an investigation into tax statements filed by literary and charitable corporations. Assessor Temple acknowledged passing May statements without review, while the Art Museum property repeatedly appeared on Tax Schedules A B and C with shifting values and exemptions, prompting calls for resignations or explanations.
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Boston Board
Temple
Tax Commissioner
Charles Lowell
Edward B. Daily
Art Museum
George A. Comins
Huntington Avenue
Comins
E. Warren Foote
John Murphy
Board of Assessors
Old Art Museum
Frank H. Damon
Frederick Temple
William H. Temple
Arrest of walking sub treasury suspect in New York
Secret service agents arrested Vincenzo Biondo who proved to be a walking sub treasury. Police found 150 counterfeit dimes and quarters on him and a full counterfeiter outfit in his rooms. He was committed to the Tombs in default of 5000 bail.
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New York
Secret Service
Vincenzo Biondo
Treasury
Biondo
Post Office Safe Blown Open at Wright Near Ogdensburg
In Wright, near Ogdensburg, the post office safe was blown open in the early hours of October 6 and about $1500 stolen. Local authorities investigated the break in, with no arrests announced at the time.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Wright
Best cooking recipes of New England housewives week menus
Next Sunday’s Post presents a compact guide of New England housewives favorite cooking recipes with a weekly menu plan. It outlines simple, seasonal dishes for five dinners and two breakfasts featuring regional ingredients and practical tips for home cooks.
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New England
Post
New Theatre for Gotham Opens Next Month
Winthrop Ames of Boston leads the New Theatre venture in New York City at Central Park West and Sixty first Street. It opens privately November 6 with Antony and Cleopatra and publicly November 8. Ames, a Harvard graduate, aims to elevate American dramatic art and later plans a Boston theatre on a similar line.
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New York
Winthrop Ames
Boston
New Theatre
America
Central Park West
Sixty-first Street
Ames
Harvard University
Ilneg
Howard Gould Ordered to Pay $3000 Monthly Alimony
The New York court decree grants Mrs. Katherine Clemons Gould permanent alimony of $3000 a month and $3683 in costs. The order, filed October 6, indicates Mr. Gould plans to appeal.
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Howard Gould
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Gould
Seeking Missing Sister in Fitchburg Letter to Editor
George Henry Bushey seeks his sister Lillian Busney. He notes their father George Henry Busney and mother Lena Cameron Bushey, with Lillian found by an aunt. Lillian was about 16 at George’s birth. he is now 20. He asks for help via the Post.
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George Henry Bushey
Lillian Busney
George Henry Busney
Lena (Cameron) Bushey
Astetoria
Lillian Bushey
George
George Dacosta
North Street
Fitchburg
Masa
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Susie H. Davidson
Chehaw River
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Dudley Street
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