Gambler round up hits East Boston raid on Sumner Street
Boston police from Station 7 seized six men on a gambling charge after a raid at 76 Sumner Street East Boston. Those arrested were Robert Rich 40, Charlies Anderson 2, Charles R. Phillips 28, James M. Williams 24, Thomas Locke 37, and James McLarin. Officers confiscated about 200 chips a card table carpets lace curtains and other gambling paraphernalia. Several known gamblers live nearby but ties to the raid are unclear.
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Boston
Sumner Street
Robert Rich
Charlies Anderson
Charles R. Phillips
James M. Williams
Thomas Locke
James McLarin
Six Gambling Joints Raided in Chinatown by Police
Six alleged gambling dens in four houses in Chinatown near Harrison Avenue were raided with search warrants. Officers confiscated fan tan layouts dice cups pointers playing cards and counters. Twenty six Chinese men were charged for being present. A later raid on Oxford Street yielded another layout cards counters and paraphernalia with three arrests.
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Chinatown
Division 4
Harrison Avenue
Oxford Street
Game Station
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Forecast for Monday calls for generally fair conditions in New England with possible southern coastal cloudiness and warmer interior. Eastern New York begins cloudy in the south then clears, east winds shifting to south, with warmer temperatures in the north.
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Washington
New England
New York
Attempted Dynamite Attack Near Fair View Kills Three
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on October 28 a blast set off by masked desperadoes aimed at fifty or sixty workers near Fair View. The explosion caused instant deaths of three Hungarian men and injured many others with eight in serious condition. Authorities suspect robbery as the motive.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Fair View
Desperadoes
Smoke Royal Worcester Mixture Pipe Tobaccos Ad
Advertisement touts Smoke Royal Worcester Mixture as the finest pipe tobaccos blend of Virginia Cavendish Louisiana Perique and Havana with rich mellow aroma. It promotes CJ in CO post paid for 30 gents.
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Louisiana
Havana
Italian Knife Attack Alleges Fatal Wounds in City
A mob of Italian men on Hanover Street was attacked by Salvatore Razzo who slashed two men, Giuseppe Lettiero and Bencamino Uva. Lettiero's abdomen wound is critical, Uva's arm injury not life threatening. Razzo arrested and to be arraigned for assault with intent to kill.
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Hanover Street
Prince Street
Station 1
Hanover
Fleet Streets
Hawthorne
Guisseppe Lettiero
Fleet Street
Bencamino Uva
North Street
Salvatore Razzo
Dunn
Lettiero
Ava
Massachusetts General Hospital
Uva
Local Obituary Notables Novak, Colletz and Silotzki
Obituary notices list Frank Novak, Mike Colletz, and George Silotzki among deceased individuals. Details on ages and causes are not provided in the fragment.
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Frank Novako
Mike Colletz
George Silotzki
Train Camp Explosion Kills One in Wilkesbarre Area
A seven mile Lehigh Valley railroad project near Fair View Wilkesbarre Mountain saw a Hungarian camp attacked by unknown desperadoes. An explosion destroyed a rough building killing Frank Novako and injuring several men while engineers and detectives investigated, arresting Mike Urk4lowitz as a witness.
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Frank Novako
Frank Novake
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ottana
Mike Urk4lowitz
Deputy Warden Huckins Dies at Charlestown Prison
Deputy Warden Robert L. Huckins died at Charlestown Prison just before noon. He was 53 and leaves a widow and two daughters. Huckins had poor health after a grip infection and suffered heart trouble, with services set for tomorrow at his residence, and all prison work paused during the funeral hour.
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Charlestown
Robert L. Huckins
Madbury
N. H
Boston
Chamberlain
Concord
Russell
Barnes
Family Fight Leaves Mother Injured in Lowell
In Lowell on Water street Linnehan family quarrel leaves Mrs. Linnehan dying at St. John's Hospital. Daniel Linnehan and his wife are bruised and cut. Liquor reportedly fueled the clash with the wife acting as peacemaker before she was seriously hurt.
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Lowell
Linnehan
Water Street
Hugh Grant for Reform in New York Mayor Race
Hugh J. Grant, Tammany's mayoral candidate, accepts the nomination and denounces police corruption. He pledges to reorganize the police department to end abuses and links the municipal ticket to defeating reapportionment and backing the Democratic State ticket.
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New York
Hugh J. Grant
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Kerosene Lamp Fires in Two Tenements
Firefighters were summoned to 13 Harwich street to put out a lamp explosion in Patrick J. Lindsay’s apartment. Damage deemed trifling. Later, an alarm from 563 Wall street reported a lamp break in George W. Cooper’s tenement. no damage after mistaken alarm.
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Harwich Street
Mr. White
Patrick J. Lindsay
Wall Street
Hugh Leonard
George W. Cooper
Tragic West Newton Gun Accident Kills Wife
In West Newton an accidental double barrel shotgun discharge during a muskrat hunt killed Katherine Raymond and severely injured her 9-year-old son Raphael and husband Philip Raymond. Katherine died at Newton Cottage Hospital, while Raphael and Philip were treated. authorities investigate the mishap with details of injuries and scene description.
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Newton
West Newton
Katherine Raymond
Philip Raymond
Lttle
Raymond
Waltham Street
Raphael
Curtis
Newton Cottage Hospital
Swann
Cambridge
Hussey
Crafts
Waltham
Boston
Italy
Mr. Raymond
Newton Highway Department
Shot Wife for a Thief Sandwich Massachusetts
A Sandwich man, Charles H. B. Ellis, accidentally shot his wife Bessie Ellis in their home after waking to someone entering through a window. Ellis had arrived from Hyannis and believed an intruder forced entry, prompting two pistol shots as he fired in the dark.
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Mr. Ellis
Sandwich
Bessie Ellis
Charles H. B. Ellis
Ellis
Hyannis
Czar's Condition Improves As Wedding Plans Loom
The Daily News dispatches from St. Petersburg report the Czar's rally surprises all and may allow him to bless the marriage ceremony. Doctors note progress, with the Czar waking early, dressing unaided, and reading letters in Livadia. Officials say his appetite remains good, though health care remains cautious.
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London
Daily News
St. Petersburg
Zatharin
Livadia
Daily Telegraph
Yalta
Czarewitch
Sugar imports fall after tariff act takes effect in September
Washington reports a sharp drop in sugar imports in September the first full month under the new tariff. July and August show anomalously high totals as buyers rushed shipments before the law. September imports totaled under 56 million pounds valued at about 1.49 million dollars with 11 million pounds imported free from the Hawaiian Islands.
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Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Germany
United States
Cuba
Chima
General Cogswell Improves After Quiet Day In Salem
General Cogswell spent a comfortable day in Salem and spoke with Congressmen O'Neil and Walker during a pleasant visit Saturday.
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Salem
Cogswell
O'Neil
Walker
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