Captured at pistol point in vacant 10 Bond Street
Patrolman Neily found two lead pipe thieves in a vacant house at 10 Bond Street. He captured one, 19 year old Frank Roberts of 208 Copawmut Avenue, while the other escaped after Neily fired a warning shot. Roberts was jailed. he refused to identify himself or name accomplices. The burglars could net about 15 dollars for stolen pipes though repair costs total around 50 dollars.
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Bond Street
Nelly
Frank
Roberts
Cpawmut Avenue
Bishop Clark Obsequies Held By Rhode Island Diocese
The funeral for Right Rev. Thomas March Clark D D LL D bishop of Rhode Island and national Anglican leader drew numerous bishops priests and laymen to Trinity. Pallbearers included Rev John B Lyman Rev Charles A Denfeld Rev Arthur M Aucock Rev Arthur Rogers Rev James P Conover and Rev Herbert C Dana. Interment was at St Marys churchyard in Portsmouth.
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Thomas March Clark
D. D
Rhode Island
United States
Trinity
John B. Lyman
St. George’s School
Charles A. Denfeld
Pawtuxet
Arthur M. Aucock
All Saints’ Church
Providence
Arthur Rogers
West Chester
Penn
James P. Conover
Concord
N. H
Herbert C. Dana
S J. Mary's
East Providence
Ralph B. Pomeroy
Emmanuel Church
St. Mary's Churchyard
Portsmouth
Disappearance of Duxbury Couple Stuns Wealthy Town
In Duxbury Massachusetts two prominent residents Mrs. Fred Hunt and Gordon Green vanish after leaving on a Boston train. Hunt, 45, wife of a leading livery-stable owner, and Green, 18, son of a prosperous citizen, had been seen together recently prompting rumors of elopement. Local families deny the claims while authorities await word as to their whereabouts.
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Duxbury
Fred Hunt
Gordon Green
George A. Green
Young Green
Boston
Post
Green
Hunt
G. A
Anglo-American Cable’ Company
Checker
Mystery Surrounds Missing Mrs Kelliher From Lawrence
Sept 10. Mrs Billen Kelliher of Lawrence disappeared after leaving July 27 to visit a San Francisco niece. Despite rail and police work, her baggage and money were received and the ticket bought here was only traced to Rotterdam Junction. she left without any provision.
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Kelliher
Lawrence Lawrence
Billen Kelliher
San Francisco
Rotterdam Junction
Sleeper Berth Plans Derailed by Rail Car Change
A railroad man says if she had not secured a berth in Boston, she would have had to change cars at Rotterdam Junction to continue travel, highlighting complicating routing for sleeper accommodations.
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Boston
Rotterdam Junction
Cat rescued after peril on elevated structure near Sullivan Square
A curious rescue unfolds as a black cat climbs an elevated structure by Sullivan Square. Two road linemen and bystanders, including children, converge with lamps and a ladder. After risky climbing and several near-trains, the cat escapes to the street unharmed amid a puzzled crowd.
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Sullivan Square
Main Street
Charlestown Neck
Kitty
Lemme
Pope Leo XIII Died Of Cancer Says Professor Cardearelli
Rome reports Professor Cardearelli, Rome senator and eminent physician, argues in Rivista that Pope Leo XIII died of cancer of the pleura rather than pleurisy. He cites his experience and authorities and notes he waited 40 days after the Pope’s death before publishing.
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Rome
Cardearelli
Senate
Rivista
Italié
Leo XIII
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Twenty Ninth Survivors Attend Sixteenth Massachusetts Battery Reunion
Twenty nine survivors joined the twenty third annual reunion at the United States Hotel. In the business session before dinner four officers were reported dead L V Osgood Malden C W Newell Springfield D McBride West Newton and F S Dalton. New officers were elected President Melzar W Allen Walpole vice president Oliver Houghton secretary and treasurer George K Walton and executive committee J W Pedrick A S Trow bridge and George K Walton chaplain William H Walbridge. Henry D Scott Newport, battery captain in the war, attended.
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Sixteenth
Massachusetts Battery
United States Hotel
Malden
Charles W. Newell
Springfield
David McBride
West Newton
Frank S. Dalton
Melzar W. Allen
Walpole
Oliver Houghton
George K. Walton
J.W. Pedrick
A. S. Trowbridge
William H. Walbridge
Henry D. Scott
Newport
Boys Suits and Shoes Ad In Adams Square Circle
For the boy age 8 to 16 the Adams Square offers the $5 Adams Square wool suit with knee-breeches and taped seams, plus double-breasted coat. Junior-Norfolk suits 3 to 8 years from $3 to $6.50, larger sizes to $8. Long-Trousers suits for 15 to 19 years from $7.50 to $20. Young America wear-resisting shoes in sizes 8 4 to 13 at $1.50 and up to $2.00.
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Norfolk
Rabbinic Leader Fleischer Returns From 16279 Mile Tour
The Rev Charles Fleischer longtime city rabbi returns from a North American journey totaling 16279 miles. He left Boston June 8 headed to New York and noted a stronger pioneer spirit in the West and a bold approach to overcoming obstacles. He suggested Eastern capital investment is needed to unlock Western resources.
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Rabbi Fleischer
Charles Fleischer
North America
Boston
New York
Fleischer
Far West
Melrose Silver Wedding Anniversary
William W. Main Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association state secretary and Mrs. Main observed their 25th marriage anniversary at home in Russell Park Melrose. More than 200 friends attended a 7 to 10 reception with family assist"ants and several named ushers and attendants from Melrose Dorchester East Boston and other Massachusetts towns and states.
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Melrose
William W. Main
Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association
Christenson Admits Gambling With Stolen Money
G Christenson, jailed for larceny of 1600 dollars from the American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co, testified that he spent the funds at races and in Providence. He said he left 250 dollars with his father and plans to Sweden, while his father expects only a stroke of luck. Christenson waived examination and was held for the grand jury in 2000.
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G. Christenson
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Providence
Sweden
Christenson
Lowell Girl Becomes First American Blessed by Pope Returns Home
Marguerite Elvin of 258 Varnum Avenue, daughter of W. F. Elvin, arrived home after being the first American girl granted an audience with Pope Pius X. She described a 50 member party kneeling as the Pope blessed them and called them “Dear Americans” asking to be remembered in prayer. Elvin, 19, is a Lowell High and State Normal School graduate.
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Lowell
Pope
Marguerite Elvin
W. F. Elvin
Varnum Avenue
Pius X
Elvin
Lowell High
State Normal Schools
Irishmen in America urged to curb emigration
The Anti Immigration Society of Cork urges Irish in America to stop funding or promoting prepaid passage tickets to Ireland. A Cork meeting led by the bishop of Waterford notes about 40,000 Irishmen emigrate to the United States each year, many aged 15 to 25, risking a shrinking population in Ireland.
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New York
Anti-Immigration Society of Cork
Irc
America
Society
United States
Ireland
Waterford
Union Fraternal League Exemplifies New Degrees
A Congress meeting of the Union Fraternal League adopted two new degrees the second or grand degree. Corinne Assembly at Springfield Mass had the grand degree exemplified Tuesday evening by Grand Deputy W A O Connor and Boston staff before about 300 members from Holyoke Indian Orchard Westfield and nearby towns.
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Congress of the Union Fraternal League
Corinne Assembly
Springfield
Mass
W. A. O’connor
Boston
Holyoke
Indian Orchard
Westfield
Chesebrough Not Filing $100,000 Suit Against Molineux
Alex C. Young, counsel for Mrs. Blanche Chesebrough, says a morning paper report that he was instructed to sue General Molineux for $100,000 is false. Chesebrough, former wife of Roland B. Molineux, has not authorized any suit.
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New York
Alex C. Young
Blanche Chesebrough
Roland B. Molineux
General Molineux
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