Mrs Earnshaw Convicted in Kidnapping Case
Mrs Sadie Earnshaw was found guilty in Superior Court of kidnapping Susan May Addison the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison of Compton Street. She kept the child at 104 Albion Street for four days and faced sentencing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Earnshaw
Superior Criminal Court
Susan May Addison
John Addison
Compton Street
Albion Street
Bell
Georgiana Butler
Maude Parks
Charges Against Rev George M Howard
The Melrose Highlands Baptist Church charges against pastor Rev George M Howard were received via a letter from former members. Rev W J Twort said the signers had no standing and the letter was not officially considered. The conference proceedings were kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
W. J. Twort
Baptist Conference
Melrose Highlands Baptist Church
George M. Howard
Sickness Grips Wakefield Burrage Family
In Wakefield a family of Burrages faces illnesses one after another as lead poisoning affects painter George Burrage and his wife and daughter. Two more children fall ill with measles, two additional exposed, while neighbors aid with meals and care as health officials monitor the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrage
Melvin Street
Grand Pan American Excursion From Boston to Buffalo
Boston and Maine announces another excursion to Buffalo and return for Thursday October at the low rate of 7.60 from Boston Tickets are valid on any regular train in coaches and returnable until October 29 Tickets on sale at City Ticket Office 322 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Buffalo
Boston
City
Washington Street
Litchfield Held on Charge After Incident at the Ederts Building
Deputy Marshal Pickering reports Litchfield faced charges for playing Orin M. enginger without a United States license. The defendent was noted as having no license and the case was continued with Captain Litenfeld holding bonds set at $800.
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Litchfield Beld
United Pate
Marshal Pickering
Fank Wittenfield
Coniingstoner
Ederts
Orin M.enginger
United States Neonae
Iain Litchfield
Claré
Litenfeld
Enjoy Yourself Start with Bowel Health for Joy
A health ad urges readers to improve well being from the foundation of bowel health. It promotes CASCARETS laxative to “get the bowels right” with a 106 box trial, then a 60c box for a month, plus a money back guarantee and free sample booklet from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Hy Foundation
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Hart Has Reached the Doubting Stage Over Re Nomination
Mayor Hart shows indecision about running for re election as the Republican Convention looms with George N. Swallow seen as a possible challenger. Hart states he may run but hints he may not, stressing prior victories and business principles for Boston. His supporters push ahead while Swallow gains no clear momentum.
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Hart
George N. Swallow
Post
Boston
Swallow
Mr. Swallow
South Boston Association Pushes Court Action to Halt Spectacle Island Plant
The Citizens' Association of South Boston votes to seek an injunction preventing $140,000 from the city treasury to move a garbage refining plant from Cow Pasture to Spectacle Island. John H. Means chairs the committee with ex Alderman Thomas W. Flood and others to pursue immediate legal action.
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Citizens’ Association of
South Boston
Spectacle Island
Cornell
John H. Means
South Boston Association
Thomas W. Flood
Thomas F. Bell
James Lewis
K. V. Melsaac
W. W. Nichols
J. B. Martin
BE. J. Powers
Herman Horner
M. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
State Street
South
Flood
O'Hare
Common Council
Grand Jury
John H. Meane
FE. P. Farry
Barry
Nichole
Nichols
J. Desmond
Dorchester
Boston
Norris
Pier
Marine Park
Weather Bureau
Spectacle
Quincy
Patrick Shevlin
South Bastor
J. Frank O'Hara
Hart
Board of Health
Ferenge
Evans Weeks Wedding at Cambridge Home
A wedding was solemnized at the Cambridge home of Post Office Inspector Evans on Cottage Street. Ethel Frances Evans married Buenos Ayres Weeks with Louise C. Evans as maid of honor and Irving Weeks as best man. The ceremony was led by Rev. Charles L. Page with several ushers in attendance.
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Evans
Cottage Street
Cambridge
Ethel Frances
Buenos Ayres Weeks
Louise C. Evans
Irving
Weeks
East Hampton
Mass
Ethel Frances Putnam
Webster
Charles l. Page
Roxbury
William H. Evans
George R. Stobbs
William H
City Briefs Highlight Crime Fires and Accidents Across City
Mrs Ellen Ryan remains on danger list at City Hospital after a failed self harm attempt. Thirty nine robberies traced to Boylston place gang arrested last Sunday. Patrolman G L Kelly of Station 7 died from blood poisoning due to trimmed nails. Alice Cobb accused of diamond theft discharged in Municipal Court. Hus Williams the longshoreman injured by a fall at Oneida. William J Cullen 14 of East Boston injured in elevator well. Fire reported at 520 Harrison Avenue in secretary brick building causing unknown damage. 121 Beach Street building owned by John Lyons damaged by fire. Street musicians must wear license insignia on hats. Body of newborn girl found on Charles River bank. Dominick Brescia seriously injured by bricks in Dedham Street ditch work. Brescia listed as dangerous at City Hospital.
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Ellen Ryan
Boylston Place
Sunder
G. L. Kelly
Station 7
Alice Cobb
Con
T Hus'' Williams
Oneida
William J. Cullen
Lexington Street
Boston
Travers Street
Harrison Avenue
Whittier Estate
Jesse Woodbury
Beach Street
John Lyons
Charles River
Dominick Brescia
North Margin Street
Dedham Street
City Hospital
Abbott Holds One Job Too Many in Gardner
Gardner Mass Oct 17 Charles F Abbott, who moved to Somerville to teach in the high school, remains a Gardner School Board member and has not resigned. The board plans to send a resignation request if none is received promptly.
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Abbott
Gardner
Charles F. Abbott
Somerville
Gardner School Board
Appeals Court Affirms District Court Ruling in Basin Case
Judges Colt Putnam and Webb of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the District Court ruling in the Basin case. The appeal by Charles M. Basin was rejected, sustaining the lower court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt, Putnam and Webb
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Charles ML Basin
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Steamer Captain
Captain Thomas Troop of the Bertha Dean sailing Boston to Fernandina testifies that damp ocean weather worsened backache and kidney symptoms. He used Dean's Kidney Pills and endorses the treatment, noting relief after several boxes. Sold for 50 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents in Buffalo New York. Remember the name Dean's.
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Boston
Thomas Troop
Lewis Street
Bertha Dean
Fernandina
Fla
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Mayors Cash Gift in Probe Sparks Demands for Justice
Mayor Hart said he gave 500 to the Ward 21 committee to fund the pursuit of those responsible in a broad probe. Treasurer William H. Milliken confirmed the donation and reported additional contributions. Prosecutors seek Le Clair, the missing chief, for immunity or confession as pressure mounts. The Hon. W. Pr. Stone remains on the Democratic State ticket, citing time constraints but accepting the nomination. Filing deadlines closed with several withdrawals for district attorney races.
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Hart
Ward 21
J. Milliken
William H. Milliken
le Clair
Throwen
Notman
W. PR. Stone
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Western
John J. Keating
Northampton
Ransom Fund Backers Named for Miss Ellen Stone
The American board secretary Rev Charles Do Creegan said Mr In gram of Eau Claire Wisconsin would be one of ten to pay 40000 to complete the ransom fund for Miss Ellen M Stone. He also noted a telegram from Rev T DeWitt Talmage offering to be one of fifty to pay 1000 each. Contributions go to Kidder Peabody & Co Boston and to the American board New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Do. Creegan
American Board
Ingram
Eau Claire
Wis
Ellen M. Stone
Creegan
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
East Twentysecond Street
Hay Keeps Silent Approach as More Ransom Funds Move
Secretary Hay remains silent on the Miss Stone case while additional sums are sent to Constantinople to pay the ransom. The action signals continued government funds being forwarded to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Miss Stone
Constantinople
American Consul Refuses Ransom for Miss Stone
A dispatch from Cologne reports that Mr Dickin son the American consul general at Constantinople has learned the brigands who abducted American missionary Miss Stone are tools of the Macedonian committee. He refuses to pay ransom and urges Bulgarian authorities to arrest the chief instigators. Several Macedonian committee members have already been arrested.
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Cologne
Sofa
Dickinson
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Yte
Therafors
Missionaries Send Third Explorer for Stone Abductors
In Constantinople on Oct 17 no word has arrived from Baird and Haskell the abductors of Ellen M Stone. A third missionary is now dispatched to locate the brigands and establish contact with them or secure information about the missing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Messrs. Baird and
Haskell
Ellen M. Stone
Doubt in Bulgarian Aid Over Miss Stone Abduction
The Times editorial comments feared lack of Bulgarian government action against the Macedonian committee. It argues the Bulgarians may avoid inflicting inconvenience on a group already accustomed to political services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miss Stone
the Times
Roxbury Priest Regan Receives City Hall Welcome
A reception in City Hall honored Rev. Father C. W. Regan who recently took charge of All Saints' Roxbury. Parishioners presented him with a purse of 2260. Attending were Mayor French and several priests and community leaders.
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Gloucester
City Hall
C. W. Régan
St. Ann’s Church
All Saints’ Church
Roxbury
Father Regan
John A. Mills
J. E. Garland
J. J. Healey
State ticket stands as made
Yesterday was the last day for withdrawals from state tickets but none came, so Democrats Republicans Prohibitionists Democratic Socialist and Social Labor parties retain their nominees. Willmore B. Stone of Greenfield stayed on the Democratic Secretary of State ticket despite expectations he would withdraw.
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Willmore B. Stone
Greenfield
Stone
Boston
Where Quincy Speaks Series Listings For October
A garbled schedule lists talks and venues including Faneuil Hall on October 18 and cities such as Springfield Sal, Haverhill Dedham and Fall River with dates from October 19 to October 28. The text is incomplete but shows a regional speaking tour.
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Faneuil Hall
Springfield
Raueer
Sal
Fall River
Haverhill
Dedham
Borcester
Baller Quinn Benefit Draws Big Crowd at Colonial Hall
A colorful event recounts Baller Quinn's benefit at Colonial Hall in South Boston where 60 cent admission led to a growing crowd of newsboys. Despite rough start with no ladies present, performers and spectators rallied as young girls sold tickets and the crippled newsboy staged a bold, crowd-pleasing show.
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Bauler
Bauer
Baller
Washington Street
Ness Aller
Boston
Jimmy
Kittie
Swalier
Nell
Crosby Named to Position by Speaker Myers
The text states Speaker Myers will appoint Mr. Crosby to a position when the House meets in January. Crosby was a prominent Legislature member two years ago and supported Myers's candidacy, making his appointment assured.
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Myers
Crosby
Foresters Dine In Lowell With Noted Guests
October 17 Lowell reports a Foresters dinner honoring Supreme Sub Chief Ranger William A Hogan of the Massachusetts Catholic Foresters with attendees from New England princes’ conclaves. Mayor and city officials attended while Thomas F Donahue, supreme chief ranger, spoke on The Foresters of America and the toast to City of Lowell.
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Foresters of
Aea
Pracere
Lowell
Pan American Trip Now $12 Round Trip From Boston & Albany
The Boston & Albany railroad markets its double track route to Buffalo and Niagara Falls with superb facilities. It emphasizes new vestibuled day coaches with high back seats and states that tickets good for continuous passage in these coaches and return in eight days may be bought for $12.
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Pan-American
Boston & Albany
New England
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Joseph F. Smith Named LDS Church President In Temple
At the regular apostles meeting in Salt Lake City Joseph F. Smith was chosen and set apart as president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. John R. Winder and Anthony H. Lund named as first and second counsellors. Smith also named trustee in trust for the church. Brigham Young set apart as president of the quorum of twelve apostles.
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Salt Lake
Utah
The
Apostles
Temple
Joseph F. Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
John R. Winder
Anthony H. Lund
Smith
Church
Brigham Young
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Harvard coach Albert Vail Dead in St John River Accident
Albert Vail aged about 45 brother of Harry Vail coach of the Newell Club at Harvard College collapsed and died today while boating on the St John River near his home in Gagetown New Brunswick authorities report the incident occurred October 17 at St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
N. B
Albert Vail
Harry Vail
Newell Club
Harvard College
St. John River
Gagetown
Colds and Grip Claim Quick Cure by Angeine
A read promise that colds and grip vanish when Angaine is taken in hot water overnight. The claim targets common illness with a single ready remedy.
Russian Battleship Retvizan Sails Toward Boston Harbor
The battleship Retvizan departed New York for a position off Boston Harbor and should reach Boston Light this morning. A trial trip was expected over the Cape Ann course today but now may occur Saturday or early next week. The vessel has been under construction at Cramp shipyards Philadelphia for over two years and has been in dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Harbor
Boston
Cape Ann
Cramp
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
David Reed Dies of Heart Disease at Postoffice
David Reed longtime Boston postoffice employee died last evening in the postoffice from heart disease. He resided at 569 Parsons Street. Reed served as superintendent of the Brighton office for nearly 20 years and leaves Brighton.
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David Reed
Boston Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Parsons Street
Reed
Phean
Brighton
Heo
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