Mrs Cline Breaks Down at Jail Part of Edgewater Murder Case
Mrs George Cline, tied to Edgewater murder of John Bergen by her husband, wept on seeing her brother Charles Scullion taken to jail for first degree murder. Scullion charged after allegedly aiding in the struggle over the pistol. Prosecutor Hart says Grand Jury will hear Sept 8.
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York
United News
George Cline
Edgewater
Charles Scullion
John Bergen
Scullion
Cline
Bergen
Hart
Chelse a man dies after drinking carbolic acid
David Pearlmutter of 2 Vale Street Chelsea killed himself by drinking carbolic acid after leaving notes in English to the Chelsea police blaming himself and one in Jewish to his brother and sister-in-law explaining his reasons.
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Chelsea
David Pearlmutter
Vale Street
Man Commits Suicide In Chelsea After Ill Health
A man in Chelsea ends his life by hanging after returning home ill from a Lynn shop factory. His sister in law found him at his locked room and Dr. Myers declared him dead at Chelsea Memorial Hospital. Notes on his bureau referred to self inflicted death and blamed ill health, not marital troubles. The decedent was separated from his wife and has a 10 year old son.
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Fannie Pearlmutter
Lynn
Hyman B. Myers
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Pearlmutter
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Police Department of
Haverford to Arrive Boston Today From Liverpool
The White Star liner Maver ford is due at 11 this forenoon off Boston Lightship and to dock at Commonwealth Pier around 1. It carries 5 cabin and 101 third class passengers for landing here and 10 cabin and 156 third class headed to Philadelphia. After disembarkation the vessel sails to Philadelphia. The Boston cabin list includes 72 returning Americans and 15 British subjects. The third class comprises 26 Americans 39 Britons five Finns and five Slovaks.
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Maverford
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Commonwealth Pier
Philadelphia
Hareford
Quaker City
Spurned suitor arrested for rock attack on store window
Westfield police say Michael Olinski, who had pressed attentions on widow Victoria Gorski, hurled a rock through her store window after being told to leave. His case was continued to Saturday.
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Westfield
Michael Olinski
Olinski
Victoria Gorski
William Alexander Nash Dies Suddenly in New York
William Alexander Nash former president and later chairman of the Corn Exchange Bank died suddenly at his home in New York. He was born in Hudson, New York.
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William Alexander Nash
The
Corn Exchange Bank
Hrddson
N. Y
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