Man shoots friend on Market street in Lynn
George H. Brown of Salem shot Fred J. Shields on Market street wounding him in both legs. Brown followed Shields and his wife, reportedly aiming to frighten Shields. Shields fled and was shot twice. Brown was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Brown
Salem
Lynn
Market Street
George H. Brown
Fred J. Shields
Mrs. Brown
Tarbox
Orcutt Street
Lafayette Street
Vast Audience Reacts to Redmond Prediction
A large crowd expressed strong enthusiasm as Redmond’s forecast drew widespread attention. Spectators praised the insight and anticipated impact on local affairs amid generous gifts and public displays.
Jealousy Motive Feeds Self-Inflicted Wound Toll
Report says a person driven by jealousy wounded himself by cutting his throat. Police and medical staff transported the injured individual to a hospital for treatment as investigators review the surrounding circumstances and motive.
Tragic murder after unreturned love ends in suicide
John Guinasso, 32, an Italian resident of 160 Endicott Street, killed 25-year-old Reina Foplano at her home steps on 6 Stillman Place in the North End. He then slashed his own throat with a razor, ending the tragedy.
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John Guinasso
Endicott Street
Reina Foplano
Stillman Place
North End
Democrats Campaign Platform Emphasis of Continuity and Tariff
The letter argues Democrats will wage campaigns on their seven year record, pledging trusted promises, continued foreign policy and navy handling, no pension order encroachment, and antitrust efficiency. It asserts keeping Republicans in power to stabilize money, expand foreign commerce, and maintain a protective tariff with no large new government spending.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt Accepts Republican Nomination for President
Oyster Bay, Sept. 12. President Roosevelt has accepted the Republican nomination. In a public letter he stresses fixed principles, condemns improvised convictions by opponents, and asserts the administration's record and steadfast policies as essential to national welfare.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States
Father John's Medicine Cures Asthma
A terse note in the first column proclaims Father John's Medicine as a cure for asthma. No further details or corroborating information are provided in the visible fragment.
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Father John
Lamp Kills Allston Woman in North Brookfield
Mrs Charles Duncan of Allston died after an alcohol lamp she was filling exploded in her North Brookfield bedroom. The 54 year old woman, who had been spending the summer there, wore a nightrobe covered by a wrapper when the flames ignited. Her sister found her and extinguished the blaze with rugs.
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North Brookfield
Charles Duncan
Allston
Duncan
Mrs Duncan Fatally Burned in Lamp Explosion at North Brookfield
Mrs Charles Duncan a well known Allston philanthropist dies from a lamp explosion in North Brookfield. She had lived in Allston since her marriage twenty five years ago and was active in church charity and social circles including the Brighthelmstone Club. Her husband Mr Duncan a publisher left Linden Street upon hearing the news and the body will be brought to Allston for burial. she leaves no children.
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Charles Duncan
North Brookfield
Allston
Large Sum Subscribed by Bostonians for Irish Cause
A Boston audience packed the Boston Theatre last night to pledge support for home rule in Ireland. John E Redmond urged continued American aid in the fight for Irish independence. The vast auditorium was full, with prominent figures among the attendees. Redmond delivered a forceful, eloquent appeal.
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Boston Theatre
John E. Redmond
Ireland
Parnell
Boston
Boston Harbor Yacht Crew Mentioning Red Fox Ale
In Boston Harbor a yacht steward said while ashore for supplies that he keeps a stock of Red Fox Ale aboard. He noted the owner, Mr. C, prefers it above all others. The big vessel summers along the New England coast and heads to Florida around this time.
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New England
Florida
Boston Harbor
Robbers Hold Up Pacific Express Near Vancouver
Four masked men halted the Canadian Pacific westbound express near Harrison River, 412 miles east of Mission Junction. At gunpoint they seized valuables, dynamited the safe, ransacked the registered mail, and fled into the bush with about $6000. Suspects believed to have crossed the boundary.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Harrison River
Mission Junction
Fair Today Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
A brief weather note reports fair conditions for Boston and surrounding areas with another fair day expected Tuesday. West winds are described as fresh, influencing outdoor plans and coastal conditions.
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Boston and Vicinity
Lethal Obsession Ends in Tragic Double Crossing
Guinasso harbored a sick fixation on Reina Fopiano, pressing for marriage and declaring he would kill her and himself while in debt to his boarding mistress Mrs. Louisa Varney. After a late pursuit on her doorstep, he attacked with a razor, collapsing as he confronted her and dying minutes later on the Relief station operating table.
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Guinasso
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