Murder Theory Overcome by Gas Plymouth
The death of James Morton Peck near Weymouth woods remains mysterious with murder theories. Three Transit Commission workers Zipalo Green and Parrish were rescued from a sewer gas incident in Weymouth, aided by Reserve Officers McCarthy and Feeney who descended into a water filled trench to pull them to safety.
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Plymouth
James Morton Peck
Weymouth Woods
McCarthy and Feeney
Division 2
Frank Zipalo
North Bennett Street
Walter Green
Auburn Street
Bernard Parrish
Irving Street
Transit Commission
Hanover
Washington Streets
Dunn. Zipalo
Burglary at 17 Harvard Street Brighton
Burglars entered the house of George W. Fairfield yesterday afternoon through a rear room door while the family was away. Valuables valued at 8 percent of the property were stolen.
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George W. Fairfield
Harvard Street
Weekend Weather Outlook for Northeast States
Forecast for Saturday covers Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York with fair warm conditions. Saturday night turns cooler as westerly winds prevail. Local forecast for Boston and vicinity shows fair weather with a warm day followed by cooler evening and night and west winds.
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Washington
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Vicinity
Republicans Ratify State Ticket in Brief Music Hall Meeting
A large Massachusetts audience packed Music Hall as Senator Lodge and other leaders ratified the state Republican ticket. Speakers included John L. Bates, Governor Wolcott, Senator Hoar, and Henry Cabot Lodge who praised the tariff act and prosperity while lampooning Democrats. The gathering lasted about an hour and a half with strong crowd reactions.
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State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Bates
Williams
Democratic Party
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Williams
Wolcott
Senator Hoar
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts Republicans rally behind Wolcott in off year remark
Gov Wolcott, greeted by cheers, says November decisions ratify the Republican State ticket. He argues elections occur every year and cites Speaker of the House and a Faneuil Hall remark about unity in the opposing party as context for the campaign.
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House of Representatives
Lipg
Commonwealth of Sla
Senate
United Sates
American Republic
Commonwealth of
Commonwealth
Faneuil Hall
Williams
Dome Disaster at Cincinnati Opera House Fells Truss Injuring Dozens
A balcony crowd at Robinson’s Opera House watched plaster rain as a central truss collapsed. Three dead and many injured followed the fall, caused by rotten pine roof trusses after years of shrinkage. Survivors describe a slow descent that saved others.
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Cincinnati
Opera House
America
George W. Rapp
American Institute of Architecture
Tooker
Rapp
Lucy Cohen
George Kleman
Goldman
Studder
Mary Studder
Mary Haas
Pearl Hall
Grace Conor
C. J. Weiss
Jacob Weyle
Mary Hess
John White
Amelia Weyle
Mary Howe
Ella Moorman
Della Algier
Stanley
Joseph
John
Daisy Fairhead
S. E. Long
J. Fairland
T. B. Wiley
Fred Jenks
William Moten
W. J. McCabe
Clint Deal
Kate White
Maggie Studder
Amelia Weil
Samuel Rosenbaum
Clint Steel
Brewster to be jailed in Montpelier after murder indictment
Mildred Brewster indicted for murder in the killing of Annie Wheeler is confined in Washington County Jail tonight. She shares a cell with Isa bella Trask, a convicted poisoner, as court dates are set after the Supreme Court recess. Her father and lawyer F P Carleton accompany her. a hospital attendant tends to her recovery.
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Miss Brewster
Supreme Court
Newport Sails from Charlestown to Newport for Nicaragua
The gunboat Newport, commanded by Benjamin F. Tilley, left Charlestown Navy Yard at 2:30 PM for Newport Rhode Island where citizens planned a gift. It saluted Commodore Howison with eleven guns, while yard battery fired seven. The New York saluted with thirteen guns for Rear Admiral Sicard, seven returned. The crew wore white ducks as Newport glided past. From New York it will head to Nicaragua for current assignment.
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Newport
Benjamin F. Tilley
Charlestown Navyard
R. I
Navy Yard
Henry Howison
Tilley
New York
Sicard
Nicaragua
First maneuvers of Sixth Regiment at Salem
Eighth Regiment Day at Salem reports the Sixth Regiment completing its initial skirmish line drills by 11 am and starting the second part after a rest. Commands tested reconnaissance in rough terrain, then marched through city streets for reviews by Mayor Taylor and Brigadier General Bancroft. Colonel Pew hosted a banquet for Bancroft and staff with Major Turner present. Umpires offered no decision on commandery performance.
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Salem
Taylor
Bancroft
Pew
Turner
Execution of Dolezal in Vienna Described as Horrifying
A Vienna correspondent reports on the execution of Dolezal, who killed two elderly women. The murderer allegedly displayed extreme nervous agony as he was hoisted by the neck and drawn down by cords, with a three minute struggle.
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London
Vienna
Dolezal
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