Runaway Boys From Working Boys Home Named
Officers detained several youths after they were seen entering a yard. Names and ages given include Thomas Scully 11 David Gilday 11 Ralph Milliken 12 George Hicks 18 Harry Murphy 18 James Gilday 18. The boys said they escaped from the Working Boys Home on Bennett Street and officials were notified to collect them.
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Abe Emall
Thomas Scully
David Gilday
Ralph Milliken
George Hicks
Harry Murphy
James Gilday
Bennet Street
Death of Anna Moy Fook Shocks Chinatown Community
Anna Dunber Carroll wife of Moy Fook of Chinatown died at Emergency Hospital from a self inflicted wound at 6 PM. Telegraphic notice from Petersboro N H. states burial to be held today.
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Anna Dunber Carroll
Moy Fook
Chinatown
Yestran
Dunhar
Petersboro
N. H
Pace
Seth
Carelegs
Ainful
Peterboro
Weather Brief From Washington October 10
Washington dispatch reports foreseat for the day in New England warmer with winds shifting from easterly to southerly.
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Pwashington
England
Proved Train Service From Park Street to New York
A five hour train robbery narrative describes a schedule from Park Square to Great Central station New York via Dedham Willimantic and the Als Line of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. The only stop noted is Middletown Connecticut for coach seating and parking reservations at 322 Washington.
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New York
Hugland
Ton Park Square
Great Central Station
New
Mayor Curtis Weighs Nomination and Party Duty in City Race
Mayor Curtis signals willingness to accept renomination if nominated by the Republican delegates. He asserts a duty to the party and to officials he placed, while predicting Boston’s alignment in state contests. The piece covers ward-level candidate withdrawals and anticipated races for street commissioner and alderman across Charlestown, South Boston, East Boston, and Jamaica Plain, plus ongoing intra‑party fights and strategizing ahead of the convention.
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Curtis
Wipers
Republican Party
Thas
Boston
George Fred. Williams
Greenhalge
Bd Aid Ms
Williams
Senator Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Greenh Prd
Josiah Quincy
Wiliams
Democratic City Committee
Ward
John W O'Nell
Quincy
William J. Gallivan
Pat O'Shea
Lemps
Michael J. Mitchell
John J. Mahoney
John Hurley
Bunker Hill
Brady
Charlestown
South Boston
Morris
Frederick Gove
Flood
Lee
Barry
William J. Donovan
East Boston
Salmon D. Charles
Jamaica Plain
Curtin
Arthur L. Spring
Nis
Frederick Folsom
Alderman Folsom
Fitzsimmons Mystery Spreads as He Is Arrested Near Texarkana
Texarkana dispatch reports Fitzsimmons detained after train stop, with sheriff and deputies asserting authority from Arkansas to act. The train halted briefly in Texas then moved toward Pine Bluff, while rumors of state troops waiting at Malvern to seize the Fitzsimmons party circulate.
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Texarkana
Fussimmong
Litbey Rook
Springs Sherif
Arkansas
Iy Tee
Officis
Tiss Gaver
Texas
Fitzsimmons
Malvern
Hot Springs
Fulton
Here
Corbett to Appease Crowd at Whittington Park Tomorrow
In Hot Springs Arkansas Corbett prepares to face the Florida Athletic Club forfeit while deputies and authorities pursue Pitz Simmons. Corbett left Spring Lake in secrecy and may be a guest of a sympathetic local family as carpenters rush to finish a temporary ring for the event.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Corbett
Mentygie
Poncecsion
Alan
Pitzsimmons
Spring Lake
Oold
Brady
Whittington Park
Florida Athletic Club
Jail the Governor fight in Hot Springs Arkansas
Bitter local sentiment targets Governor Clarke and advisers for over ruling county law to block Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Prosecuting Attorney Teague says if Clarke had acted properly the fight could have been stopped quickly, and vows to enforce rights and jail any outsiders or officers who come without proper requisition from the sheriff. The community insists authorities must obey the law and protect local rights.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Clarke
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Téague
Iowa
Wlothers
Governor orders militia to Hot Springs in Arkansas crisis
Governor Clarke directed the state militia to Hot Springs after an Attorney General call from the city. The move followed word that Corbett would be tried before a justice in Hot Springs, then agreed to travel to Little Rock for trial before Chancellor Martin. A warrant was issued for Sheriff Houpt on charges connected to the alleged conspiracy.
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Little Rock
Ark
Clarke
Hot Springs
Leer
Corbett
Martin
Sherif Houpt
Report of British Troops Through Benin River Dossier
Buenos Ayres dispatch notes a Rio Janeiro report from the governor, stating British troops crossed the Benibuadan river, with telegraphic confirmation awaited. The item reflects war news as the Herald correspondent relays details from Brazilian authorities.
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Buenos Ayres
Via
Tex
New York Herald
Rio Janeiro
Oe Se
Passing of William Bi Banchoft
A brief notice records the death of William Bi Banchoft, noting the date and place of passing and acknowledging condolences from family and friends.
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William Bi Banchoft
Osha Ty
Fire destroys Miller's Falls business district
Oct 1 in Miller's Falls a major fire wiped out the town’s entire business section. Losses are estimated around 100000. Buildings burned include O Keefe's hotel Union Hall Block and several merchants blocks. Contents valued at 16000. No serious injuries reported. Greenfield and Northampton fire units aided.
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Miller's Falls
O’keefe
Union Hall
Millers Falls Company
Percival Held By Heart Disease At City Hall Drug Store
J P J P Percival proprietor of the City Hall drug store on 3ae street died after a sudden heart disease. Patrons and staff rushed to assist as authorities and local medics attended but he passed quickly. The firm Percival and Tilden mourns a longtime leader and local businessman.
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John P
Percival
Percival & Tilden
City Hall
Ae Street
Boston
Chief Miller Dead and Pall River Fire Chief Passes
Pall River, Qd. chief Miller died aged years. He served as fire department chief for nine years and built carpenter work for several mills, residences, and churches.
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Pall River
H. Miller
Thomas Page Dead After Injuries From Accident
Nashua reports Thomas Page died this afternoon from injuries received. initial reports state he was invited July 4 by John Flanagan.
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Thomas Page
Nashua
Opt
John Flanagan
Aida
Holmes Trial Witness Details Insurance Swindle Evidence
The third day of the Holmes trial opened with Holmes arriving in court and consulting with his lawyers while the district attorney and aides questioned witnesses. C Laforrest Perry identified the $108,000 policy taken out by Pietzel and the post death receipt, detailing visits to the insurer and a potter's field exhumation plan. Inspector Geary and Boston police testified to warrants and arrests, while Holmes's evasive responses and a lengthy confession formed the core of testimony. Jurists weighed evidentiary points as the trial progressed toward further proceedings.
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Holmes
Barlow
C. Laforrest Perry
Fidelity Mutual Life Association
Perry
Pietzel
Howe
Alice Pietzel
Insurance Company
Potter's Field
Mr. Perry
Hedgepeth
Missouri
Mrs. Piettel
Boston
Shoemaker
Texas
Philadelphia
William BE. Geary
Insurence Company
Medgepeth
St. Louis Penitentiary
Geary
Holmes St
Helmes
Badée
Insurance People of
Corotter
Rotan
Mr. Rotan
Hanscom
Graham
Arnold
Mer. Graham
Hlenacom
Hanscom Wan A
Aarne Barlow
Ore
Pletzel
Francia X. Quinn
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