Woman held in infant death case at Nashua Street home
Johanna Theresa Clancy a 36 year old domestic in Michael Doherty's West End home is held on suspicion after a three day old infant was found dead in an attic room. Medical examiner will view the body and an autopsy is planned. The discovery was made by the 10 year old household member.
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Johanna Theresa Clancy
Michael Doherty
Nashua Street
West End
Station 3
Harris
Andrews
Briggs
Elizabeth Doherty
Clancy
Chardon Street
Providential Charm Sparks Escape From Boston Robbers
Edward Farrell, a South Boston saloon keeper, survived an early morning ambush by two highwaymen who fired three shots near his Brighton home. A Knights of Columbus watch charm saved him, taking a bullet that grazed his breast while he tackled one attacker. No clues exist yet to identify the masked bandits.
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Edward Farrell
Andrew Square
Boston
Oakland Street
Brighton
Knights of Columbus Watch
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
South Boston
New Record for Ocean Travel at Boston Port
Long Wharf records show September set a new high for ocean travellers landing in Boston with over 13 000 arrivals, about 9000 aliens and the rest citizens. May 1903 previously held the next largest figure, and the Cymric brought the last large consignment of aliens with no other arrivals expected until October 19.
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George B. Billings
United States Immigration Bureau
Long Wharf
Boston
Pickpockets on the Elevated Operate in City
Herman K Sejerhian a fruit dealer reported to Station 5 police that four young men picked his pocket of 42 dollars on a car between Waltham and Dover streets. A second thief used a newspaper to block view while a third acted as a conspirator. This followed two earlier thefts on surface and elevated cars in the last 24 hours as Chief Watts deploys a tracking detail.
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Herman K. Sejerhian
Waltham Street
Station 5
Waltham
Dover
Watts
New York
Memorial 10 The Very Rev John B Hogan Unveiled
A memorial ceremony honored the late Very Rev John B Hogan first president of St Johns Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton with the unveiling of a Celtic cross by the Alumni Association. Attendees included archbishops bishops and prominent clergy from Boston Hartford Manchester South Boston and Peabody.
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John B. Hogan
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
St. John’s
Michael O’brien
Dennis J. Lee
Reading
John Gorham
Beaven
Springfield
Tierney
Hartford
Brady
South Boston
Delaney
Manchester
Monsignor Byrne
Boston
Payne Estate Put At 750000 In Probate Filing
The estate of the late Postmaster General Henry Co. Payne is valued at 750000 and left in trust to executors Frank G. Bigelow and George P. Miller of Milwaukee. Annuities of 7500 to Mrs Lydia W Payne and smaller payments to Cameron Jones and Bown follow. Bequests include 5000 to Miss Louise Jones and 5000 to Winfield H Cameron, plus 1000 to St Pauls Church Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Co. Payne
Frank G. Bigelow
George P. Miller
Lydia W. Payne
Imogene P. Cameron
Jamestown
N. Y
Margaret Jones
Diana 8S. Bown
North Adams
Mass
Louise Jones
Winfield Henry Cameron
St. Paul's Church of
Smith's Patent Office in Boston Aids Corporations
One of the largest patent soliciting houses in Boston is Smith's patent office on the seventh floor of the Board of Trade building. Proprietor Charles F. A. Smith is a seasoned lawyer in U S and Massachusetts courts, with expertise in patent litigation and corporate matters. The office specializes in organizing corporations under the laws of all states and the District of Columbia.
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Boston
Smith's Patent Office
Board of Trade
Charles F. A. Smith
United States
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Ninth Reg. Veterans to Hold a Ball
The Ninth Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association initiated 11 new members at Grand Army Hall. They voted to hold a ball in January and to invite current and past officers of the Ninth Regiment. A smoke talk is planned for the next meeting on Tuesday evening November 1.
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Ninth Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association
Grand Army Hall
Ninth Regiment
Straw Bail Man Says Lawyer Prompted Him
Karl K. Sanborn, a straw bail defendant in Suffolk County, admitted under oath that a lawyer instructed him to claim ownership of property for bond. Inspector Armstrong cited ten similar cases in the county. Sanborn testified he placed property in his name last November, with payments and recording arranged by others, and that he never received real compensation beyond paying the lawyer half. The judge deferred sentence until Monday for further consideration.
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Karl K. Sanborn
Superior Criminal Court
Armstrong
Suffolk County
Cambridge
Sanborn
Bond
Wrecked torpedo boats believed bound for Japan
Two torpedo boats en route from Minot to Seattle were wrecked near Towner after a journal broke on the truck carrying part of one boat. Authorities suspect tampering at Rugby. Several Russian workers on the Towner section crew have disappeared, and the boats were likely headed to Japan.
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Minot
N. D
Seattle
Towner
Rugby
Japan
Hedda Gabler shines with Nance O Neil at Tremont Theatre
Nance O Neil starred as Hedda Gabler at the Tremont with a new company. Cast included George Tesman Charles Dalton lert Louborg Miss Julia Tesman Clara Thompson Mrs Elvsted Gertrude Binley and Ricca Allen. Review praises her restraint and subtlety, notes strong supporting turns by Dalton Millward Binley Carr and Carr, and reports a repeat performance tonight with Judith of Bethulia scheduled tomorrow.
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Nance O'Neil
Tremont Theatre
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
George Tesman
sMerbert Carr
Mr. Dalton
Brack
Hedda
Millward
Lert Louborg
Miss Binley
Magda
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Judith of
Bethulia
Edward H. Cros?t
Parker Had Many Visitors During New York Visit
Judge Parker dined at the Manhattan Club hosted by William S. Roche and met Senatorial candidate John H. Clark of Cleveland. Other visitors included D. C. Badger, Charles C. Flaesch, Robert A. Graham, John Cadwallader, Joseph R. Wainwright, George W. Caldwell, and Representative W. R. Hearst. He walked with a close friend and later dined at the Hotel Seville as friends called at his apartments.
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New York
Judge Parker
Manhattan Club
William S. Roche
John H. Clark
Cleveland, C
Senator Hanna
Perry Belmont
D. C. Badger
Otsego County
Charles C. Flaesch
Unadilla
N. Y
Robert A. Graham
John Cadwallader
Joseph R. Wainwright
Philadelphia
George W. Caldwell
Columbus
Ind
W. R. Hearst
Seville
Right Kind of Underwear Health Wool Comfort
The article extols wool as sanitary and warm next to the skin and describes Wrights Health Underwear woven on the Joop principle. It claims only pure treated wool yields high comfort and hygiene and promotes the product as the only health underwear sold at ordinary garment prices.
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Wrights
Joop
Wrights’ Health Underwear Company
Franklin Street
New York City
Education shorthand course advertisement promises easy lessons
An advertisement from the Department of Education touts a 20 lesson shorthand program with a first lesson free. It claims guaranteed progress, mail delivery, no interference with work, simple instruction, and endorsements from boards of education and major newspapers.年
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Boards of Education
Campaign of Education
Townsend Bldg
New York
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ST. John's Seminary
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Smith’s Patent Office
REG. Veterans
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Cor. Tremont&Eliot St
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R. & H. Simons
Parker
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U. S
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