Auction On Today At Back Bay Residence For Unpaid Taxes
An auction is set for about 9 o'clock this morning on a finely appointed Back Bay residence at 1 Charlesgate East with views of the Charles River. The house is the family home of Thomas W. Lawson, the Copper King, whose unpaid taxes totaling $1687.20 prompted the sale. Messages from prominent figures across the country express sympathy and support for Lawson amid the tax dispute.
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Back Bay
Charles River
P. S
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Charlesgate East
Mra
Boston
Irish family feud blamed for Boston stabbing
Patrick McCabe of 145 Athens street was stabbed by Patrick Costello of Seventh street in a feud said to stretch 30 years from Galway Ireland. McCabe is in precarious condition at City Hospital. Costello is sought by police.
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Patrick McCabe
Athens Street
Patrick Costello
Seventh Street
South Boston
McCabe
Costello
Ireland
America
Costellos
Winthrop
Broadway
Americans in Danger in Tangier Strife
Tangier dispatch reports American minister Samuel R. Gummer and other Europeans flee suburbs for the town center by Moroccan order amid growing unrest. Fierce fighting continues between Raisull's forces and rival tribes, threatening foreign safety.
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Tangier
Samuel R. Gummere
Raisull
Dovers River Tragedy Claims Four Lives In Two Accidents
Four drownings occurred on the Cocheco River at Dover as two separate accidents claimed two seamen, a mill operative, and a six year old boy. Thomas Keenan of South Boston and George Jones, both seamen on the Sadie A. Kimball, perished after attempts to aid others. Edward Durkin and his six year old son were in a boat when the child fell into the river.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco
Thomas Keenan
South Boston
Sadie A. Kimball
George Jones
Kimball
Edward Durkin
Cocheco Cotton Mills
Durkin
George Keenan
Kashmir Oriental Carpets and Rugs on Sale
A catalog-style notice advertises Kashmir Oriental rugs for dining and sitting rooms with prices noted in dollars and cents. It highlights tapestry carpets with patterns for all rooms and Wilton Velvet Carpets offered in limited designs at special yard prices.
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Asc
Fatally Burned in Cherry Street Fire
Waltham report says Mrs Matthew Gateley aged 30 died at home on Cherry street from a liquid preparation can explosion that ignited while she polished her stove. She escaped outside but perished from burns despite relief efforts.
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Waltham
Matthew Gateley
Cherry Street
Picnic At Oak Island Grove Hosted By Wright and Conroy
A pleasant outing and picnic was hosted by Mrs. Ida Wright and Mrs. A Conroy of Revere at Oak Island grove on Saturday afternoon. The boys’ race was won by Jacob Wright with Gerald Burns second. Attendees included William Ryan Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Mrs T HD Jordan and Mr Muldoon.
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Ida Wright
A. Conroy
Revere
Oak Island Grove
Jacob Wright
Gerald Burns
William Ryan
Margaret Fitzgerald
T. HD. Jordan
Muldoon
Stabbed in Back Shocks Dedham Resident
John Lyons a town stableman was stabbed in the back by an unknown man of Greek or Italian appearance while walking from Germantown station to his home in Washington street. He was treated by Dr Finn and sent home. Police have no clues to the assailants.
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Dedham
John Lyons
Lyons
Boston
Germantown
Washington Street
Finn
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