West End shooting tragedy ends in death at relief station
Annie McEwan dies from wounds after husband McEwan shoots her in a West End restaurant. He faces murder charges as bail set at 10000 and a grand jury hearing looms. The motive centers on access to their child. emotional family scenes unfold at police HQ as witnesses are bonded.
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Annie McEwan
West End
McEwan
Captain Dugan
Mary Merrill
Lawrence
Joy Street
Isabella Martin
Editha
Slick Stranger Bunco Cops Arlington Man Out Of $21.80
Lawrence L. Sullivan of 1530 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington was duped of all his money by a smooth talking man who promised bricklaying work and disappeared after Sullivan lent him $21.80 at the custom house on State Street. The suspect, 28, five feet four, 140 pounds, dark complexion, small mustache, wore dark clothes and a soft white hat. Police from Station 2 investigated and Sullivan was aided home.
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Lawrence L. Sullivan
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Mr. Sullivan
Boston
State Street
Custom House
Sullivan
Station 2
Ranch owner turns to Navy life on Rhode Island
Edward Les le, a Texas ranch proprietor valued at $100,000, enlisted as a marine in St. Louis and serves sentry duty on the battleship Rhode Island. He recalls a love story with Steelville, Missouri, sweetheart Anna Lay and vows to reunite after his three-year service.
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Edward Leslie
Rhode Island
Edward Lesle
Texas
Leslie
Steelville
St. Louis
United States Marshal
Post
Marine Corps
Lesna
Secret service lover advances and wrecked engagement
Leslie, once a secret service agent, faced dismissal for embezzlement accusations, lost his wealthy Texas ranch stake, and endured broken engagements. After exoneration, he hoped to marry his longed-for sweetheart but learned she preferred another. He then enlisted, seeking a stable future and a reunion.
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Secret
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Leslie
Armarrillo
Texas
Dental ad highlights lower fees at Harvard Dental C.O.
An advertisement claims two at half the fees of other reliable dentists at Harvard Dental C.O. Dr. Holmes advertises scientific dentistry and lists 148 Court Street opposite Bowdoin Square Theatre.
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Harvard Dental C.O
DR. Holmes
Court St
Bowdoin Sq
Lodgers Jump to Escape Fire in Brockton Tenement
A fire in a three story Brockton tenement at 9 Clinton Avenue caused about 1000 in damage. Dennis Crimmins, sleeping in the attic where the blaze started, escaped by leaping to a tree and sliding to the ground, losing around 100 in cash and personal property. Several of Mrs Powers lodgers also escaped safely by similar routes.
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Brockton
Fred J. Edes
Margaret Powers
Clinton, Avenue
Crimmins
Women in Leslie Case Involves Engagement Break and Naval Change
Mrs Edward Leslie, divorced wife of a wealthy marine, and Miss Anna Lay of Steelville Missouri, ended an engagement with Edward Leslie. The dispute led to his enlistment as a private on the battleship Rhode Island. worth $100,000.
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Edward Leslie
Anna Lay
Steelville
Rhode Island
Hospital Fire Rumor Stirs Somerville Authorities
Reported three alarms in Mayor Grimmons' town sparked by a false horror story in an afternoon paper. Hospital personnel checked the Somerville Hospital and found no blaze, as the alert traced to a residence fire at Rev. A. C. Clavenn er and a second small city fire.
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Somerville Hospital
South Boston Trio Held in Albany for Robbery
In Albany three 17 year old lads from South Boston Cornelius Moriarty John Duggan and John Downey are held in the Tombs awaiting transfer to Boston. Police tie them to the assault and robbery on Alfred G Kinsman of Charlestown who was robbed of 2.90 and beaten by a crowd on Warrenton street. The suspects were later found in Albany and will be brought back today.
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Albany
N. Y
South Boston
Cornelius Moriarty
John Duggan
John Downey
Mitchell
Station 4
Walte
Warrenton Street
Alfred G. Kinsman
Monument Street
Charlestown
Kinsman
Two HURT IN AUTO CRASH IN PROVIDENCE RI
Grafton H. Wiley and his son Grafton H. Wiley Jr., a prominent local businessman and his son, were seriously injured when their car was struck on a steep hill near a crossing. Both were taken home by ambulance in serious condition after the collision late morning today.
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Providence
R. I
Grafton H. Wiley
Grafton H. Wiley, Jr
Dies of dog bite at Greenfield
A. W. Esbeck, husband of a prominent Turner's Falls manufacturer, died in Greenfield on October 16 from hydrophobia after a dog bite weeks earlier. Mrs. Esbeck, aged 56, had been bitten on the lower lip in Holyoke and, despite a small wound, developed symptoms two weeks after moving to Greenfield.
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Love
THE
Marines
New England
Owen Wed
WM. C. Gregor
Washington Street
Washington St
Melicious
Schlitz
Lory
Jos. Gahm & Son
Purchase St
King Schlitz
Milwaukee
Missina
Roberts
Somerville
Turkey
Ade
David J. Ingraham
Winter St
Ingraham
KODAK
Copley Hall
Dixon
South Station
Cullen
Dorchester
Bridget
John Cullen
J. Newman & Sons Corp A
Tremont St
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