Saddle from Bad Lands Comes to Boston Exhibit
A unique exhibit arrives in Boston from Dakota Dan's Bad Lands ranch. The saddle he rode across the ranch and mountains while searching for cattle and horses is on display as part of the Daniel Blake Russell case proceedings in East Cambridge.
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Dakota
Dan
William R. Scharton
New York
Daniel Blake Russell
A. A. Pah
East Cambridge House
Boston
Dakota Dan
Brand J. D. and alias case linked to Russell estate
Testimony links the saddle brand J. D. to Daniel Blake Russell alias. The claimant explained he was known as J. D. Russell due to owning the brand and tagging by associates. He sought a former schoolmate of Russell and interviewed Mrs. Francis Boynton about a Melrose treatment record to support his testimony.
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J. D
Robert Nason
Russell
J. D. Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
Francis Boynton
Revere
Melrose
Dakota Dan
Daniel Well
Mr. Hart
Petit
Hot Springs
Ark
Sam Schepps
Jack Rose
Sam
Whitman
Hart
Harvard hosts reception for Prof Rudolf Eucken
The Deutscher Verein of Harvard gave a reception to Professor Rudolf Eucken from the University of Berlin at the Harvard Union last evening with over 100 members and friends present. Dr. Carl Muck of the Boston Symphony Orchestra was the guest of honor.
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Deutscher Verein
Harvard
Rudolph Eucken
University of Berlin
Harvard Union
Carl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Elevated Street Railway workers vote in primary
More than 5000 employees of the Boston Elevated Street Railway Company, members of Local 589, cast ballots yesterday in the union's primary for permanent officers. The top two vote-getters in each office will be nominees for the regular election Monday.
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Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
New Boston Union
Lynn Man Seeks Eloping Wife and Child
Alfred Eliot, shoe cutter in East Boston, seeks his wife Essielyn Mary Elliot and their three year old daughter Beatrice who vanished from her sister's Lynn home about a month ago. Eliot alleges she eloped with a Boston man and took several hundred dollars.
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Lynn
Essielyn Mary
Elliot
Beatrice
Alfred Eliot
Boston
Greek Weaver Kills Sister Over Suitor in Chicoper
In Chicoper on October 21 John Petro-poulos a Greek weaver shot and killed his sister Theodora aged 18 because he did not like her sweetheart. The man fled and authorities pursued him.
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Chicoper
John Petropoulos
Theodora
Aldermanic Clash Over Police Reform At City Meeting
President Alexander Cook of the Board of Aldermen denounced police politics as Chelsea debates cutting sergeants from four to three. The controversial order was tabled during the session, the hottest since the board’s January start.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Police Department
Alexander Cook
Board of Aldermen
Cook
Runaway Horses Wound Quincy Officer During Torchlight Parade
A pair of runaway horses charged into a torchlight procession in Quincy injuring Officer H. F. Corbett who intervened to halt them. The incident disrupted the parade as riders and spectators scrambled for safety.
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Quincy
H. F. Corbett
East Boston Woman Dies On Street From Lung Hemorrhage
Mrs. Mary Scanlon of 1% Bennington Street East Boston collapsed on Dartmouth Street South End last night. She died at City Hospital from a lung hemorrhage after her identity was confirmed by her son at midnight.
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East Boston
Mary Scanlon
Bennington Street
Dartmouth Street
South End
City Hospital
Becker Trial Proceedings Continue As Witness Debate Intensifies
The Becker Rosenthal murder case moves toward a closing phase as Becker may be kept off the stand. District Attorney Whitman pursues bank records and other proof of Becker’s wealth while defense witnesses challenge the prosecution’s key testimony. Multiple witnesses, including police officers and former associates, dispute prior statements, leaving the defense’s case still unresolved with adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Becker
Rosenthal
Mr. McIntyre
Whitman
Frank Moss
McIntyre
McIintyre
Shapiro
Jack Sullivan
Aaron J. Levy
Joseph Shepheard
James D. White
Jack Zelig
Turks Reported to Surrender After Bulgarian Capture
Sofia dispatch says 20 000 Turks surrendered after Bulgarians captured Kirk Kilisseh east of Adrianople. Communication with Constantinople cut, but no official confirmation. Greeks blockade Lemnos while Turks bombarded Kavarna and Varna. rival fleets active.
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London
Sofia
Daily Telegraph
Kirk-Kilisseh
Adrianople
Constantinople
Lemnos
Kavarna
Varna
Black Sea
Oppose Tin Plates: Public Ownership of Disorderly Houses Debated
Clergymen and social workers support posting owners names on buildings after Rosenthal murder probes show disorderly houses owned by prominent citizens. Realty interests oppose the tin-plate bill at an aldermanic hearing in New York. Frederick H. Whitin cites a Supreme Court justice and other officials as owners.
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New York
Rosenthal
Frederick H. Whitin
Citizens Committee of 14
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Ecompt Coller
New York City
Connecticut
Servian Front Advances to Vranya as Battle Looms
The Servian army presses forward with headquarters at Vranya in the campaign against Uskup. Greek forces seize Daisikata causing Turkish troops to fall back on Servia where a major engagement is anticipated. Constantinople warns of an imminent clash.
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Vranya
Uskup
Diasikata
Servia
Constantinople
Get Rid of Piles at Home Remedial Offer
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy claiming quick relief from piles. It urges sending for a free trial package to prove effectiveness, notes the usual price of 50 cents for the regular bottle, and warns against surgical cuts while promising reduced congested veins and pain relief.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Bulgarians Advance Near Adrianople Threaten Siege
Constantinople October 21 reports say Bulgarian forces are about 12 miles from Adrianople and a major battle is imminent. The governor of Adrianople has issued a food saving proclamation and urged residents to evacuate if able.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Turks Bombard Kavarna in Bulgarian Black Sea Port
Turkish warships bombarded Kavarna, destroying the customs house and damaging several shops and dwellings. Kavarna, a Bulgarian town on the Black Sea, lies 28 miles northeast of Varna.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Kavarna
Black Sea
Varna
Turkish Warships Bombard Bulgarian Coastal Areas
After Kavarna bombardment one Turkish warship steered toward Baltchik while four cruised along the coast between Kavarna and Kalikola, bombarding villages. Advices say Turkish ships also shelled Buxinograd barracks and monastery near Varna, damaging the customs house and two warehouses. An attempted landing failed as Bulgarian forces opened heavy fire and forced retreat.
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Kavarna
Baltchik
Kalikola
Buxinograd
Varna
Bulgarians Capture Losengrad and Tchirmen in Eastern Rumelia
In Sofia on October 21 American military attaches led by Lieutenant Sherman Miles and war correspondents visited Bulgarian HQ at Stara Zagora. Reports describe Bulgarian bombardment and capture of Losengrad after hours of intense fighting and the seizure of Tchirmen, six miles west of Adrianople.
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Sofia
Sherman Miles
Bucharest
Stara Zagora
Rumelia
Losengrad
Tchirmen
Adrianople
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting, gentle remedy for indigestion, upset stomach, and heartburn. It claims relief within minutes, enabling meals without distress and promoting widespread daily usage and sales.
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Pape
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