White Slave Is Deporting From New York Today
Frieda Pierretz the central figure in a white slavery trial will be deported from New York today. She sails for Germany on the Hamburg American line with her husband Max Pierretz beginning a three year term in Charlestown State Prison. She left Boston last night in the custody of Immigration Inspector Daniel J. Leonard and has been detained on Long Wharf awaiting steamer departure.
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Frieda Pierretz
New York
Germany
Max Pierretz
Charlestown
Frieda Pierrett
Boston
Daniel J. Leonard
Long Wharf
Man Falls From 26 Story Park Row Building
Crowds on Park Row watch in horror as a man’s body plunges from a 26 story Park Row building and crashes into the Skylight of a neighboring six story structure. The body becomes jammed in the elevator machinery. whether it was accidental or suicide is not yet known.
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New York
Park Row
70 Year Old Man Sentenced for Beehive Theft
Hubbard Hollister, 70, of Granville, was sentenced to three months in the house of correction for stealing a beehive with 70 pounds of honey and hundreds of bees from Albert Butterfield of Granville road district. He carries a neck fracture from a past accident.
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Westfield
Haverhill Ten Year War Ends in Court Decree
United States Circuit Court settles a decade long dispute over gas rates in Haverhill. The decree bars the Gas and Electric Light Commission from suing the company for an 80 cent rate set in 1900. City residents will receive gas at 80 cents through 1910, with a 90 cent rate through July 4, 1911 and a further rate set for the following year.
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Haverhill
Yester- United
Oppose Changes in Phone Rates in Melrose
Melrose officials plan a special meeting called by Mayor B J Moore to protest the Highway Commission readjustment proposal. The Board of Aldermen, allied with Wakefield Malden and nearby towns, will draft a formal protest against the new rates affecting Melrose and its district.
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Melrose
The
Highway Commission
Board of Aldermen
B. Jg. Moore
Wakefield
Malden
Stoneham
Beetle Spear potato bugs in Uxbridge patch
Stephen Gola thwaite, chair of the assessors, reports a new potato bug killer in Wheelocksville. The beetle, about half the size of a potato bug, impaled a live bug on its spear, joining two prior observed cases this season. The creature features six legs and long antennae.
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Uxbridge
Stephen Golathwaite
Assessors
Wheelocksville
Pickpocket Robs Prof Sargent at Readville Races
In Dedham, Professor Charles S. Sargent was robbed of 362 at Readville races by a thief named Cole of Troy New York. The suspect appeared in court, pleaded guilty, and was held on 2500 bond for a hearing tomorrow. The professor recovered his money.
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Dedham
Charles S. Sargent
Read- Ville
Cole
Troy
N. Dedham
George Fk. Y
Cele
Hutchinson
Pension fraud suspect tied to veterans exams in New Jersey
A man claiming to be a pension bureau agent, Philip Golden, allegedly examed veterans across the state, causing fears of misdiagnosis and blindness. He was arrested at Cape May courthouse, had a hearing in Camden, and was held to the grand jury.
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Washington
Pension Bureau
Philip Golden
Cape May
Camden
N. J
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