Mystery in South Station Woman's Death.
Mrs Ida L Gage was found dead in a South Station waiting room from corrosive sublimate poisoning. A hand bag held tablets and two ID cards tied her to Ada F Watson of Providence and Mrs D F Douglass of Roxbury, with Nashua ties and a Riverdale sister-in-law arrival aiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida L. Gage
South Station
Cérrier’s Block
Relief Hospital
Ada F. Watson
Westminster Street
Providence
R. I
D. F. Douglass
Ivers Street
Roxbury
Fred
Neep
Nashua
Riverdale
Gage
Paw Paw Remedy Promoted By Testimonials
A series of testimonials tout Munyon's Paw Paw as a cure for dyspepsia kidney troubles and nervousness. Mrs J P Phillips of Boston reports immediate improvement and renewed health after using Paw Paw Remedy. C J Curtaz also endorses its benefits for digestion and vitality. A professor claims Paw Paw improves liver action and blood, urgingusage as a tonic and substitute for stimulants with a price of $1 per pint and Paw Paw pills at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Munron
C. J. Curtaz
Silver St
Boston
Mass
Prof. Munron
Munyon
Burglary Spree Reported Across City Listings
A series of break ins between July and September details thefts at multiple homes and stores. Victims include Ellen Shea on Turner Street, Leonora Redpath on St Botolph, and Henry Graham near Trinity Church. Jewelry, money, clothing, and bicycles were stolen across addresses such as 86 Turner Street 144 St Botolph Street 40 Falmouth Street and 455 Audubon Road. A nurse from City Hospital was assaulted and robbed near Trinity Church, and further thefts occurred at 1100 Boylston Street 405 Newbury Street Huntington Avenue Gainsboro Street and St James Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Shea
Turner Street
Leonora Redpath
St. Botolph Street
Falmouth Street
Kemble Street
Milliken
Audubon Road
Elmer Brown
Columbus Avenue
Annie Nolan
Boylston Street
Henry Graham
City Hospital
Trinity Church
David Emerson
J. C. Choate
Newbury Street
Annie J. Place
Huntington Avenue
Walter Chase
St. James Avenue
Eliza A. Murray
Howard Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Cresceus Crowned King at Nebraska State Fair Turf
Cresceus was crowned king of the turf at the state fair grounds in Lincoln Neb on Sept 10 for his performance on Tuesday a floral emblem was presented. He will attempt a new record the following day at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresceus
Lincoln
Neb
State Fair Grounds
Newton Girl Victim of Vicious Assault
Sept 10 Newton Miss Myra Hastings 14 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hastings of Edinboro street was assaulted by an unknown man along Eliot avenue. She struggled and escaped, then ran home to report. Police questioned several suspects but she could not identify any. She remains in a nervous state and attends Newton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton High School
Democrats Kept Off List Sparks City Hall Debate
President Koen accuses a deliberate effort to purge Democrats from the registration list, while officials denypartisan bias. Hundreds of names were dropped across wards amid disputes over name spellings and middle initials, with Democrats pressuring to restore the totals and lacking a Board of Assessors representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koen
Somerville
Democratic City Committee
City Hall
Duncan J. Chisholm
Duncan
O'Sullivan
Cook
Western Star the bay gelding shot after leg break
Eben D. Jordan lost a valued horse when Western Star, a blue ribbon winner in tandems, broke a leg after a fright at a Newport car. The horse was shot to end the suffering as Jordan's string arrived in Plymouth and were being escorted to The Forge in Chiltonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eben D. Jordan
Western Star
Lord Belfast
Newport
Mr. Jordan
Chiltonville
Rev Vaughan Thought Insane on Free-Pulpit Case
The Rev George Vaughan a self described minister spent last night in City prison while awaiting exam by Dr Jelly to determine sanity. Vaughan 62 promised divorce to marry a young woman, later married her after a prior marriage. He was found near Edinboro Street and deemed insane by Dr Galvin. He carried $88 and a $35 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vaughan
Jelly
Boston
Edinboro Street
Vaughan
Cain
Brooks
Galvin
Oogah Wallahs Hold East Boston Outing in Dover
The Oogah Wallahs from East Boston attended their annual outing in Dover hosted by C. M. Beldon of the American House. The team, captained by Edward S. Kelley, beat the Shadows 8 to 4 in a ball game, followed by dinner with First Grand Chief Michael J. Leary presiding. Edward I. Kelley received a three carat diamond as he retires from his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oogah Wallahs
East Boston
Dover
C. M. Beldon
Boston
Oogah Wallah Nine
Edward S. Kelley
Shadows
Bill Daly
Michael J. Leary
Edward I. Kelley
Club honors guests with surprise watch gag
Michael J. Leary in behalf of the club and Congress man Joseph A. Conry led a presentation. A second tribute followed as caterer Siler received thanks and a watch, a prank wound into the gift revealing his old timepiece. Guests included Admiral Kennedy and Conry among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A.conry
Siler
Mr. Siler
Captain William Daly
H. M. Flynn
D. I. Sheehan
Frank Butler
Admiral Kennedy
George Phillips
James Burke
J. L. Kelly
Joseph A. Conry
F. A. Wha- Yen
James P. Sullivan
Alderman Nolan
Dr. Keyes
Joseph Salter
Joseph Rae
Daniel T. McCallion
Humphrey G
Balkan Situation Grows More Critical Amid War Tension
Sofia reports rising crisis as Macedonian agitators press Bulgaria toward conflict with Turkey. Czar’s Vienna visit hoped for peaceful resolution. Forest fires burn Pirin. Bashi-Bazouks pillage villages near Kritchevo and Gostiva. Turkish losses reported near Mideseh. Burgas telegram notes 2000 Turkish troops landing near Vasiliko and attacking the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Macedonian Committee
Bulgaria
Turkey
Vienna
Pirin
Bukovit
Kritchevo
Gostiva
Mideseh
Kostur
Tchakaloroff
Monastir
Velos
Missionary Trial Report From Harpoot Details Beatings and Firearm Claims
The Rev. James L. Barton reports from Harpoot eastern Turkey on the Euphrates College trial of Professor Tenekijian. Witnesses testified freely while dragomen and Dr. H N Barnum observed. A beaten witness allegedDr Barnum ordered rifles through Tenekijian for revolutionary committees, a claim denied by Barton who says no firearms are in missionary hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Barton
D. D
American Board
Harpoot
Turkey
Tenekisian
Euphrates College
Dragomen
H. N. Barnum
Barnum
Tenekijian
Barton
Minister Leishman Secures Release of American Citizen
Minister Leishman cabled the State Department that Abdul Kader Mathaney a naturalized US citizen born in Tripoli Syria has been freed. He previously served six months in Smyrna jail and three and a half years in Tripoli for the same offence. The minister protested the rights of an American citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leishman
State Department
Abdul Kader Mathaney
United States
Tripoli
Syria
Beirut
Smyrna
Turkish Minister Calls at State Department
Chekib Bey the Turkish minister called at the State Department and conferred with Acting Secretary Adee. He brought no advices from Constantinople or Beirut but learned of today's cablegrams from Minister Leishman and Rear Admiral Cotton and was briefed on Leishman’s efforts with other envoys to remove the Beirut governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chekib Bey
State Department
Adee
Constantinople
Beirut
Leishman
Cotton
Beirut Now Quieter Says Consul Ravdnal Dispatch
Leishman sent a note to the State Department reporting Consul Ravdnal in Beirut saying the city was quieter. He noted many shops remained closed but residents were recovering from Sunday’s scare. The despatch text was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leishman
State Department
Ravdnal
Beirut
German training ship Moltke sails from Lisbon to Greece then Beirut
The Tageblatt reports the Moltke, a German training ship carrying 400 men, departed Lisbon today for Ptreus in Greece and will proceed to Beirut afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Moltke
Lisbon
Ptreus
Greece
Man Survives Seven-Story Fall In Old South Building
Thomas Stevenson of 13 Maverick Street East Boston fell about seven stories nearly 100 feet yesterday afternoon in the Old South building. He was found unconscious, with a fractured arm and nose, scalp wounds and probable brain concussion. He may survive despite coworkers expecting instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stevenson
Maverick Street
Boston
Old South
Melrose Methodists to Lay Corner Stone Tomorrow
Melrose plan for Saturday afternoon 3 o clock corner stone ceremony of the new church edifice under Rev. Charles H. Stackpole. Speakers include Rev. Joel M. Leonard Rev. John D. Pickles Rev. Thomas Sims Mayor Sidney H. Buttrick and Mrs. Mary A. Livermore. A detailed Methodist ritual and musical program are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Methodists
Melrose
Charles H. Stackpole
Joel M. Leonard
D. D
Lynn
John D. Pickles
South Boston
Thomas Sims
Melrose Congregational Church
Sidney H. Buttrick
Mary A. Livermore
Hoar Champlin and Meyer Open State Campaign
The speech praises American public education, law, and work ethic, arguing for citizenship duties and anti corruption. It lauds President and Hay administration while criticizing urban rings. It discusses imperialism, immigration, and national interest in global affairs with a call to root reform in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar, Champlin and Meyer
Talbot Dines Committee Meeting Hosts State Leaders
Captain Thomas Talbot chaired an unannounced Republican State committee meeting amid a gubernatorial dinner at the Bellevue. The gathering aimed to discuss secretary Thorndike Spalding’s resignation and featured remarks by Governor Bates, Lieutenant-Governor Guild, and numerous officials from across Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Talbot
Republican State Committee
Commonwealth
Talbot
Bellevue
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
H. H. Atherton
Washington
Bates
Guild
State Committee
Somerset
Druggists’ Association
Peterson
Salem
Loomis
Chicopee
Post
Lenox
Bartlett
Lynn
H. E. Walsh
Lowell
G. H. Kittredge
Lawrence
A. P. Langtry
Springfield
Alfred E. Cox
Malden
W. M. Flanders
Newton
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J. P. Phillips
Paw Paw
Sawyer St
Boston, Ass
Charles River
ST. Louis Chronicle
Says Koen
Somerville City Committee
Jordan
Rev. Vaughan
Balkan
Macedonia
Minister Leishman
Cremo
Tod
Victor Emanuel III
Victor Emanuel II
Talleyrand
Hoar
America
Atlantic
China
Mr. Gladstone
Ment
New England
A. Ring
Glasgow
Birmingham
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Talbot Dines Committee
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