Four Boston Men Die in Sudden Death Tragedy
A grim morning in Boston ends in four deaths. James Moore a fresco painter is found dead in the Thorndike House West End with a burning gas stove and gas odor noted though hotel staff doubt it caused death. George Murphy of East Boston reports a body in the upper harbor later identified as Thomas Lewitzski of Chelsea. John Rollinson of Somerville dies of heart failure while transporting to hospital. George Annis of Cambridge Street Place found dead in bed. Authorities treat incidents as natural causes or possible gas exposure with inquiries ongoing.
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Boston
James Moore
Thorndike House
Green and Lynde
West End
Mary O'Neil
Moore
Harding Street
Cambridge
Briggs
George Murphy
Condor Street
Thomas Lewitzski
Second Street
Chelsea
Lewitzski
John T. Rollinson
Houghton Street
Somerville
United States Shoe Manufacturing Company
Albany Street
George W. Annis
Cambridge Street Place
Dixwell
Patiri Sentenced to Four Years for Bigamy and Bogus Will
Charles W. Pattin, aged about 60, was sentenced to four years in State prison for marrying four women in eight months by using a forged will to claim a large England estate valued at 100000 dollars. He wed Bertha Bing in September 1904, then Mrs. Mitchell, then Mrs. Clara T. Westlake, and planned further nuptials with a New York correspondent.
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Plymouth
Charles W. Pattin
England
Bertha Bing
New York
Mitchell
Bristol
Conn
North Scituate
Clara T. Westlake
Pattin
Germany
Railroads Call Rate Legislation a Commercial Lynch Law
Samuel Spencer president of the Southern railway labeled as commercial lynch law the push to government control railroad rates akin to the Esch Townsend plan. Speaking to the Newark Board of Trade he set the railroad stance at the start of the fall campaign.
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Newark
N. J
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Newark Board of Trade
Spencer
Vessel Arrivals and Trade At Gloucester Fish Pier
Thirteen vessels arrived with several more outside as the day closed. Total fares counted 267 500 pounds with haddock 111 000, cod 108 000, hake 101 000, pollock 27 500, and cask 20 000. Prices ranged from haddock 2 1/2 cents to cash 2 cents per pound. The Viking delivered the cask to Gloucester. A blue shark was landed by Julia Costa in at the pier, while the Cunarder Ivernia departed from Queenstown Harbor with 1724 passengers en route to East Boston. Captain A C Colcord will visit family in Maine then sail for Puerto Rico. Cymric ships a large cargo including wheat and lumber. The four masted schooner R W Hopkins arrived at Sierra Leone. the Saturnina Fanny stalled near Nantasket Roads awaiting Buenos Ayres passage. The Leif cleared for Bahia Blanca and the Landsman, owned by George Frost, hailed from Boston under Captain Waldron. Miniature Almanac lists sunrises and tide times.
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Haddock
Viking
Gloucester
Hake
Saturnina Fanny
Mystic Pier
Clara E., Uhler
Sadie Ross
Nantasket Roads
Buenos Ayres
Leif
A. Danielsen
Bahia Blanca
Admiral Dewey Delayed Departure For Repairs
The United Fruit steam er Admiral Dewey returns to berth with a port engine defect and will be repaired before resuming her voyage. Saloon passengers include Lieutenant-Colonel D Mills of the British army Kingston. Rev J Rigg and Miss Dorothy Rigg Kingston. Mr and Mrs M Cadenhead Pictou N S. Mrs T B Oughton and Miss M Oughton and Miss A Ogilvie Toronto. Chester I Campbell and Ivan M Taylor Boston. C O Carlton Providence. A F G Cadenhead Kingston.
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United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
D. Mills
Kingston
Canada
J. Rigg
Dorothy Rigg
M. Cadenhead
Pictou
T. B. Ought
Tifton Launch Delayed to Next Wednesday at Mystic Yard
The launching of the four masted single decked schooner Tifton, originally planned for Saturday, is postponed to next Wednesday. She will be launched from M. D. McDonald’s yard at Mystic, Connecticut, with ownership mainly in Massachusetts hands and managed by the firm.
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Tifton
M. D. McDonald's
Mystic
Conn
Massachusetts
Death of Captain Warrington Aboard Cumberland Tug
Delaware Bay tragedy claims Captain Spokeley Warrington of the Cumberland, a veteran of 18 years with Consolidated Coal Company. He was about 60 and perished Tuesday night in the bay, leaving a heavy loss to his crew and city.
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Spokeley Warrington
Cumberland
Consolidated Coal Company
Delaware Bay
Warrington
Colonist Tickets On Sale Daily For Northern Route Travel
Tickets go on sale from Sept 15 to Oct 31 with rates rising about 17 dollars after the last date. Boston to San Francisco and Pacific coast points including Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and intermediate stations offered at lower rates. Reduced rates from all New England points. Pullman tourist sleeping cars available direct or via Colorado scenic route at half standard berth price. Contact S A Hutchinson manager tourist department Union Pacific and Northwestern line 300 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
S. A. Hutchinson
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Washington Street
Lost and Found notices from Melrose and Boston area
A collection of lost and found notices listing a light-brown two-handled bag in a Melrose car with contents, a small package marked George near Central Boston, a gold wristwatch with a solitaire diamond, lost shoes repairs, a pocketbook with money and key, a St Bernard dog, a striped cat with red collar, and a large machinery note. Rewards offered for returns and inquiries directed to various addresses.
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County Road
Malden
Main St
Melrose
Devonshire St
Boston
SAVID
Pype Rubber CO
Caldwell St
Atlentens
Mass
Yarmouth At
A. H. Read
Tivlersstar
Columbus Ave
C. Wragg & CO
Dedham
Roxbury Crossing
the Post
St. Bernard
West
Cedar St
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Patiri
R. R
Julia Costa
Ivernia
Queenstown Harbor
Liverpool
East Boston
Captain Colcord
A. C. Colcord
Harry T. Haywood
Stockton Springs
Baltimore
Porto Rico
Hopkins
Cymric
Sierra Leone
R. W. Hopkins
Clark
Gulfport
George Frost
Central Falls, Ryad
J. P. Waldron
Shipping News
Grecian
Philadelphia
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Oliver
City of Gloucester
Ober
Herman Winter
Crowell
Catharine Moran
Lynch
Halifax
N. S
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Lykens
Ughes
Burnside
Knickerbocker
Shenandoah
Carlisle
Lloyd
Oak Hill
Tunnel Ridge
Lynn
Mercury
Ford
Blanche
Sears
Saugus
Portsmouth
Perkins
Wiscasset
P. N. Co
Gettysburg
Camp
Schuylkill
Savage
Hand
Itland
Valetta
Forsyth
Jennie Owe
Currie
St. John
N. B
Errie
Port Daniel
P. Q
Sam Slick
Card
Hantsport
Wilson
Willard
Chadwick
Calais
Mary Louise
Heath
Bangor
Eastern Light
Lindsey
Machias
Eng
Reporns
Canadian
Ontario
Norfolk
H. FB
Jos. P. Johnson
E. Stone
Rose Standish
Mary EB. Cooney
Teee
Dewey
California
Oregon
Washington
Beckley’s
Summer St
Guy's
Court St
At&t
State St. Boston
Ayer
Ares
Barks Loan Co
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
daSu
Nmioney
Mass. Loan CO
School St
Bostoys CO
S. R. Briggs
Washington St
William E. Fay & Co
d&Surf
W. E. Martin
State St
Spooner & Briggs
P. O
Eee
Coonial Loan CO
Milk St
Franklin
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
d&Sutt
City Loan CO
P. O. Box
Paar
Tolman
Bromfield St. St
Tremont
Rooe
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
Borick
d&Su
Washington al
Carrere
Ashington St
TS SE
Furniture Hub Loan CO
P.O
D. Mass
J. Peabody
Woo
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
G. A. Joy
Bar Harbor
L. Lipson’s
D. Bonner
Leverett St
L. Offman &C
Ainted
Ben Brooke H
Lowell St
Spizer & Cooper
Billerica
BES
Heinemann’s Academy
Tremont St
Masters
Park
Marshall
Sno Alye
Slye
Cunard
Queenstown
Saxonia
Sylvania
Campania
Caronia
Gibraltar
White Star
India
Azores
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Central Wharf
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Port News
Boelock D- m
Providence
Mremar Sa
Frerelight and Mae
A. Raham Gent
Battery Wharf
Waston Street
Soleinar
W. P. Coria
R. I
Morgan Line
SOUTHERN _ PACIFIC COMPANY
Galveston
Shreveport
Tah
New Mexico
Arizonnailan Islands
Philippine
China
Japan
Australia
New Orleans
Sagamore
Milk Street
Broadway
Wash
Daphia Tunnel
Warren & CO
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Yarmouth
Longwharffoot
M St
J. F. Masters
Nova Scotia
Breton
Prince Edward Ieland
Newfoundland
Alifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Union Wharf
North Ferry
Battery St
A. W
Prudential Credit Company
Shawmut Ave
David F. Barry
Susan P. Rand
South Boston
Gates and
Telegraph Streets
Telegraph Street
Hal J. How
Brown
Gates Street
South Boston Savings Bank
Edward H. Barton
Salim
Earth
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
Revere House
Ernest Gabler & Bro
Fischer, Hardman, Poole
Wood Piano CO
Steinway
Henry FF. Miller & Sons
Hallet & Davis
Tremont At
OOD Piano CO
Henry F. Miller Piano
Boylston ST
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano CO
J.B. Cook Piano Co
Oss Et A Rea AL Eliast
Dudley St
Ase
Prof. Berry
Roxbury
McPhail and
Emerson
Atlantic. Ave
Lynn Station
Hale ST
Green St
Venements
W. c
Bunker Hill Terrace
Tufts St
Charlestown
Lancaster
P. F. Cannon
Bank Bidg
Clinton
Revere
Mountain Ave
Raylins & Sone
Ces Apartments
Harrison Ave
Atores
South End
WM. O' House
Sutable
Connor
Morrison Ave
Abdad
Devonshire Free
Shorby
Grover Graham
Newburgh,n
Hill
Annie. Paine
Suffolk
Norton Baw
New Bedford
Joanna Handy Butler
Admx
Singer
A. H. Kinder
Osborne St
Ladies’ Dressmaking and Millinery College
Houghton & Dutton
Lownhey’s
Commercelal
M Harris
Mgr
Cor. B
Second Sts
Bell’s
Main
Sixth
Harvard Sts
Cambridgeport
Rmarently
Fulton
Gemmel
Belle Bryder Gemmel
Oylston, St
Ed Retterns
Aelicky
Keller
Sziegler & CO
Dearborn St
Washington and
Keyes Sts
University City Laundry
Sixth and
Mei Sts
East Cambridge
Krikorian
Thayer St
Litchfield
Berkeley St
GEO. T. Hoyt & CO
Commercial St
A. & HE. Burton & CO
Pearl St
L. Pickert
New St
Ieee
A. & E Buton & CO
Capeline
Clergyman
Tudor St
Mr. Barry
ORDA
Marsh OO
Magee, Crawford
Glenwood Ranges
Albee’s
Blackstone St
SuTuTh
Neeran Weenaminen
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfeld
Harvard
Gale
Keezer
Laoer
Pete
Bos
Wyer
Bae
Mtr
Marston’s
Hanover St
State Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
Vnson
Franklin School
Massachusetts Corporation
Ranklinchool Engineering
Railway Association
U. S. Army
United States
Hnstors Linotype Ee
Linotype
Lockd & Brainard CO
Hartford
Smamiiocheva
Sound Bros.co. Plumbing Schools
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Swerett Waddey CO
Richmond
Collins
Suanty
Morocco
A. J. Co
Merrimack
N. H Fio
Maynard
J. Mullin
Wheeler
J. Perlis 4 & CO
Felkin
India Sq
F. FE
Coppenrath
Eliot
Harvard Ave
Allston
Warren St
Dudley ‘St. L
Sumtuth
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Tady
Western Ave
Bridge
Central Sq
Expess
Cones Coum Sry
Rowe’s Wharf
Atlantic Ave
Robert Reinhart
Summit Ave
Winthrop
Persian Med. Co
Arch St
Penn
Lewis & Co
Portland St
Astrology
Zabola
Prof. Dahl
Tremont ‘St
Johnson
Hanover St. Jl
Dr. Hallock
Dr. Hallock Drug Co
Mags
Sudbury St
Weinstein
Touraine
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