Back Bay Robbers Target Huntington Chambers Jewelry
Police baffled by a pair of sneak thieves in Back Bay who robbed Miss Helena Kuhn's room 604 Huntington Chambers on Huntington avenue, stealing nearly $1000 in jewelry including a Swiss watch, two diamond rings, and an opal ring. Two well-dressed men, one feigning lameness, are suspected as the culprits, with an estimated $2000 in goods taken from houses by this method.
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Back Bay
Helena Kuhn
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Sitation 16
Druggists Debate Tripartite Plan At National Meet
Retail druggists press for enforcement of the tripartite agreement and rebate system to curb rate cutters and label removal. They urge direct contracts with jobbers, serial numbering, and congressional action to cut alcohol tax and bolster export incentives for U S manufacturers.
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N. D. Ww.a
Mr. Wooten
Wooten
Smithers
National
Wholesale Procelsts Association
M. A. Kline
Philadelphia
C. F. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
M. VU. Kline
Congress
United States
Kline
National Association of Retail Druggists
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
John D. Parks’ Sons Company of
Cincinnati
Court of Appeals of
New York
John D. Parks’ Sons Company
Paris Green
Borax Trust
Little Tommy Tyner Runs Away for Seventeenth Time
South Boston boy Tommy Tyner of 46 Ward Street again vanished from home. Police say he has no at home days, having wandered to Quincy Dedham Fitchburg and back. Quincy Chief of Police proposes to adopt him to end his roaming, pledging to keep the boy from wandering.
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Tommy Tyner
Quincy
Police
South Boston
Ward Street
Tommy
Little Wanderer
Fitchburg
Boston
Peninsular
Dedham
Quincey
Morgan Libels the Steamer Monmouth
J Pierpont Morgan files a libel in United States District Court seeking bonds from the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey for 00 damages after the collision between the steamer Monmouth and his yacht Corsair. Morgan, with control of Reading and other roads, could end up paying himself if successful.
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New York
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
J. Pierpont Morgan
Monmouth
Morgan
United States District Court
Reading
Jersey Central
Unlucky No 13 on Boston Auto Sparks Attention
Sterling Elliott, a Boston inventor and former League of American Wheelmen president, placed license No 13 on his steamer with 13 screws amid questions of ownership and recklessness. He reports increased crowd attention and odd stares, though he claims no superstition and notes a minor preexisting crash after mounting the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Elliott
Boston
United States
League of American Wheelmen
Elliott
Atlantic Avenue
Newton
Highway Commissioners
Mr. Fletcher
Commission
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Eliott
Massachusetts
Berkshire Hills
Wildcats But No Bear For Young Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Jr after a two week Black Hills visit with Captain Seth Buller returned home. He hunted in canons and gulches but failed to bag a bear. Teddy and cousin Robert did bag several wildcats and many grouse during the trip.
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Deadwood
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Seth Buller
Black Hills
Teddy
Robert
Miss Roosevelt Astor’s Apt Automobile Pupil
Miss Alice Roosevelt under Colonel John Jacob Astor’s tutorship at Newport learns to handle the big automobile. She is allowed a run of eight miles an hour past the Casino with traps and horses nearby, proving herself an apt pupil this season.
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Newport
R. I
Alice Roosevelt
John Jacob Astor
Millington Archibald Nuptials in Everett
In Everett on September 9 Ernest Leo Millington of Westboro and Lilian Isabel Archibald daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Archibald were married at the bride’s home 27 Plumer Street The Rev W S Sweet officiated Best man Eugene Beyer of Lynn Maid of honor Ella M Archibald Bride’s sister Flower girls Madeline M Sterling and Madeline McCauley nieces of the bride.
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Everett
Ernest Leo Millington
Westboro
Lilian Isabel Archibald
Edward M. Archibald
Plumer Street
W. S. Sweet
Eugene Beyer
Lynn
Ella M. Archibald
Madeline M. Sterling
Madeline McCauley
Windsor Locks, Conn
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The
Boston Trading Stamp Co
Sperry & Hutchinson
Elgin Creamery
Vermont
Campbell’s
Swift & Co
Great
Court St
Opp
Sudbury St
Tremont St
Eliot St
Meridian St
East
Broadway
Chelsea
Market St
N.B
Paris
Lucien B. Hall
Board of Control
Hoover
Committee On Nominations
Philadel
Phia
M. Cary Peters
Louisville
Fred L. Carter
C. F. Michael
James 8S. Morrison
Chicago
A. D. Parker
New Orleans
J. E. Tones
Indianapolis
E. Strong
Cleveland
Henry W. Evans
Kansas City
A. M. Reid
Atlanta
Charles Bartlett
Charles L. Gorman
Milwaukee
John N. Cary
Frank E. Halliday
Proprietary Association
Canadian Proprietary Association
D. S. Chamberlain
Des Moines
William H. Gove
F. W. Schumacher
Columbus
Joseph Leeming
Henry H. Good
Herbert B. Harding
W. Mott Pierce
Buffalo
A. H. Beardsley
Elkhart
Ind
George A. Newman
Charles Stowell
Lowell
W. A. Talbot
Warren
Penn
North Shore
Charles A. West
Charles Co. Goodwin
Charles F. Cutler
Fred JL. Carter
George F. Kellogg
Thomas Doliber
Clarence W. Fox
Bernard Jenney, Jr
John A. Gilman
William W. Cutler
Horace 8. Fowle
Ralph P. Hoagland
Edward C. Graves
W. ©. Blanding
Providence
A. W. Claflin
Charles I. Hood
Freeman B. Shedd
Charles Cook
Portland
Charles H. Talcott
Hartford
Edgar D. Taylor
Richmond
William P. Redington
Alice Goodwin
Annie H. Gilman
Louise Gikman
Josephine Meigs
North Station
Montserrat
Tally-Ho’s
Abbie
Magnolia Rough Pride’s Crossing
Beverly Farms
Manchester
Oceanside
Magnolia
New England
Hollis Street
Somerset
WWE
PUB. CO
F. Lusk
Mgr. C.A. ST. Clair
Treas
Tremont Temple
Mass
New York, N.Y
Charles Parsons
Bostom
H. H. Sahakian
Tommy Tyndr
Houghton & Dutton’s
Greater Boston
Reefers
Chevseller
Delicatessen
Wor
Picture Dept
Plumes Wits
Washington Mills
Tam
Smyrna
Howard's
Brighton
Walrus
Union
Cauu
Oscar's Sauce
Hce
Beacon Hill
Brussels
Mantel
Ipswich
Young Roosevelt
Sturtevant
Medford
Nellie A. Sturtevant
Medford Hillside
James F. Sturtevant
Miss Sturtevant
B. L. Anderson
Warren I. Kellogg
Fred W. Osgood
Randolph
M. Wales Baker
Arthur W. Alden
Cora W. Baker
United States Commissioners
Nashua
N. H
Bachelder
Miltonia
Nancy Allen
Darius
Knox
Harry L
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