Mystery Man Waiting For Mabel Doyle In Quincy
Police chase a key clue in the Mabel Doyle case linking a mysterious young man seen with her near a candy store and on a bridge at 11 30 PM. They question a Quincy suspect and weigh a forged note signed J J W amid doubts about a barber Griffin.
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Quincy
Mabel Doyle
Mabel
Annie Kelly
Cy’’ Noble
Noble
Mr. Noble
Atlantic District
Louis Proctor
Proctor
Atlantic
Neponset Avenue
Tolman Street
J. J. Dunn
Wilson
Griffin
Dunn
Belle Bailey
Old Colony
Halloran
Mort
New Rabbi Installed at Union Park Street Tabernacle
Services yesterday afternoon celebrated the installation of Samuel Hirshberg as rabbi at Union Park Street Tabernacle. The crowd filled the building as Rabbi Raphael Lasker and Rabbi Hirshberg delivered addresses, with Mrs. H. E. Wright singing and a Kad dish benediction ending the ceremony. Rabbi Hirshberg currently resides at the Parker House.
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Union Park Street Tabernacle
Samuel Hirshberg
Tabernacle
R. Lasker
Temple
Charles Fleischer
H. E. H. Wright
Raphael Lasker
Samuel Hirsberg
Rabbi Hirshberg
Mhen
Rabbi Lasker
Hirshberg
Parker House
Police still seek details in girls mystery
Annie Kelly and another girl will be examined again as police believe full disclosures could shed light on the case. The second girl has not explained her activities between 9 30 and 10 30 Friday night.
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Annie Kelly
Paris Sighting and Return of Notable Passengers at New York
The steamship Paris was sighted off Shinnecock Light at six, slowed and partially disabled. The American line delayed clearance until morning. Among onboard notables were Col. and Mrs. George B. McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dana, and possibly ex-Secretary Benjamin F. Tracy. The Paris had sailed from Southampton a week earlier and faced delays while heading to Sandy Hook. Local observers noted English Unitarian leader Mr. Herford’s remarks and plans for his Boston and London engagements before attending the Washington conference of Unitarian churches.
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Paris
Shinnecock
Doty
Southampton
Sandy Hook
Cunard
Etruria
Chauncey M. Depew
George B. McClellan
Paul Dana
Benjamin F. Tracy
American Line
Laura Phillips Dies in Poverty After Stage Career
Laura Le Clair Phillips a former American stage favorite and playwright, died in poverty Friday morning at 29 West Thirty-ninth Street New York. The Actors Fund offered help but funeral arrangements remained uncertain. burial is at Lutheran Cemetery after services at 259 West Thirty-ninth Street.
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New York
Laura le Clair Phillips
West Thirty-ninth .Street
Actors’ Fund
West Thirty-ninth Street
Funeral for G F Belcher Held in Cambridge
The funeral for the late C F Belcher was held yesterday afternoon from 14 Ash Street Cambridge with Rev Parker officiating. Interment followed at Cambridge Cemetery. Belcher was a well known Cambridge citizen who ran a local business for years.
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C. F. Belcher
Ash Street
Cambridge
Parker
McKenzie
Belcher
Buck Taylor to supply 100 men for Cuba aid
Senor Enrique Morena of the Cuban Junta in New York secured a contract with Buck Taylor for 100 men to serve in Cuba. The force, including two foremen, would operate from a ranch near Corpus Christi Texas and other points as directed. Enlistees receive 1000 dollars on joining and 100 dollars monthly, with large land grants upon Cuban independence.
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ST. Louis
Enrique Morena
New York
Buck Taylor
Cuba
Taylor
Corpus Cristi
Tex
Brakeman Martin Fallon Killed Near Southington
Martin Fallon a 36 year old Westfield brakeman on the New York New Haven Hartford line fell from the night freight near Southington Connecticut and was killed eleven cars passed over his body He leaves a widow and a daughter both of Westfield.
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Westfield
Martin Fallon
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Southington
Conn
Boys Set House Afire On Waverly Street
Several mischievous boys last evening attempted to burn an unoccupied house at the corner of Waverly Street and Pettnam Avenue. The house owned by the Howe and Teele heirs.
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Waverly Street
Puttnam Avenue
Howe and Teele
Unitarian Progress in England Highlighted by Rev. Brooke Herford
The London preacher and former Boston pastor, Rev. Brooke Herford, arrived in New York aboard the Gallia. He will attend the National Unitarian conference in Washington in October to present The Outlook for Unitarianism in England and lecture on Catholicism at Harvard before returning to England. He notes slow but steady growth of Unitarianism in Great Britain and plans further sermons in Arlington Street Unitarian Church.
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War Union Telegraph Company
Hampstead
London
Hed
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America
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Wayland
John Duckson
Herford
Gallia
New England
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British and Foreign Unitarian Association
National Conference of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
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Ocober
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Cunard Docks
Cunard Line
Great Britain
Harvard
Arlington Street Unitarian Church
Eng
Arlington Street Church
Central Labor Union Advances School Funding and Forum Demand
The Central Labor Union criticized Mayor Curtis over school access for 6000 displaced children and urged using armory funds to build proper schoolhouses. They also seek a public forum and urged laborers to avoid barbershops before 7 30 a m. A boycott against manufacturers' combine was endorsed by United Garment Workers.
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Central Labor Union
Curtis
Organized Labor
Garment Workers Prepare General Boycott of Rochester Clothing
At a Garment Workers' Union No 1 meeting a letter from General Secretary Charles F Reichers said Rochester contractors would accept workers demands while clothing manufacturers remained defiantly opposed to surrender. The manufacturers through their combine warned contractors of ongoing resistance.
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Garment Workers’ Union No. 1
Charlies F. Reichers
Rochester
N. Y
Chinaman in Love Faces Court Over Disturbance
Yee Lun Sing, a laundryman at 51 Revere Street, was tried before Judge Hardy for disturbing the peace after pursuing Florence Gallagher who lives opposite his stand. The case was continued for sanity review. Sing was deemed sane and ordered to move away from the girl's home, with a new hearing set for October 5.
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Yee Lun
Sing
Yee
Revere Street
Florence Gallagher
Miss Gallagher
Hardy
Yee Lun Sing
Miller
O. K
Joy Street
Charlestown
Allston
Loss of Two Men at Sea Off Grand Banks
Gloucester Sept 15 A schooner How ard Holbrook arrived from Grand Banks reporting two crew members drowned when a dory capsized while attending trawls Joseph Perry of Halifax and Joseph Ritchie of Liverpool Nova Scotia were lost both unmarried.
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Gloucester
Howard Holbrook
Cay
Grand Banks
Joseph Perry
Halifax
Joseph Ritchie
Liverpool
N. S
Springfield Banks Offer $100,000 Gold for Paper Money
Springfield banks propose to exchange $100,000 in gold with the government for paper currency. The move signals a bid to convert available gold reserves into circulating notes amid the September situation in Illinois.
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Springfield
Ill
Boston Theatre and Museum Bill: D'Arville Morrison and More
Boston arts scene features Camille D Arville Madelein e at Castle Square Suite and Lewis Morrison Yorick s Love at Bowdoin Square Chauncey Olcott to perform The Fatal Card at Museum while Patsy. D Arville receives fan note from three Boston girls and Abbey Schoeffel Gray company signals busy season with Lillian Russell troupe and new 2 pm show at Grand Opera House.
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Chauncey Olcott
L Lewis Morrison
Martha
Castile Square Theatre
Lewis Morrison
Yorick
Bowdoin Square
Boston Museum
Lawrence Barrett
Museum
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray
Lillian Russell Opera Company
Boston
Anderson Meid
George Wilson
Dudley
Warren B. Emerson
Globe Theatre
Fred G. Ross
Geveral
Boston Theatre
Luck
Grand Opera House
Lady Audley
Grand Museum
Last Sail of the Season by Bohemian Outing Club
The Bohemian Outing Club guests board the sloop Camilla at Commonwealth Yacht Club for a Ladies Day yachting finale. A 9 am run to Nahant Marblehead and Minot's Light ends at Hull Yacht Club, with dinner at Oregon House and a stop at Boston Light before returning at 7 pm.
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Camilla
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Press Cycling Club
Thomas Jackson
Jim” Fleming
Nahant
Marblehead
Minot’s Light
Hull Yacht Club
Oregon House
Boston Light
James Sullivan
Daniel E. Ryan
John F. Morse
E. H. Pinkham
C. T. Downing
Messrs
Fennell
Whiting
Stahl
John F. Crowley
Benjamin Tishler
Jackson
Fleming
E. 2. Pinkham
John F
William A. Beeley
Frank Mahl
Edward H. Pinkham
Charles T. Downing
Frank M. Stahl
William A. Buckley
Daniel F. Ryan
James F. Sullivan
B. W. Weeks
Vincent E. Crowley
Max H. Heim
Arthur L. Krey
Daniel E. Ahern
Albert E. Frazier
Charles H. Haynes
James A. Whiting
Josephe. Fennell
Joseph F. McGovern
Albert E. Thompson
Partridge hunting tragedy claims Montague man's life
Cecil I. Allen 21 of Montague was accidentally killed by Leon Ball as both men hunted partridges near Montague. Ball fired as Allen raised his gun. the shot struck Allen in the skull and brain. Ball bore Allen to a nearby home and waited, but Allen died soon after with Ball distraught and fully burdened by the event.
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Cecil I. Allen
Montague
Leon Bal
Montague Town
Ball
Allen
Charles
Wood
Steamer Louisianian Rescues Bridgetown off Colon
The Louisianian towed the Bridgetown of Boston to Colon after sighting distress signals. The disabled propeller and missing rudder left the Bridgetown short of stores as it drifted for two weeks from Kingston Jamaica toward Cayenne. Her crew were aboard.
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Colon
Bridgetown
Boston
Kingston
Cayenne
Firebugs at Work in Cambridge School Fire
Police and firemen in Cambridge suspect arson after a Saturday night blaze at Stearns Primary School on Harvard Street. The roof burned and the upper floor sustained damage estimated at 1000 dollars. doors were locked at first and rear exits reportedly used. Two other suspected incendiary fires followed, including cars with hay and lumber on fire. losses were minor.
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Cambridge
Stearns
Harvard Street
Music Hall to Auction Rehearsal and Concert Seats
Listings announce seat sales for rehearsals and concerts at Music Hall with $12 and $7.50 seats. Auctions set for Sept 3 10 a.m. and Sept 26 10 a.m. for rehearsals and Sept 27 10 a.m. for concerts. Bids limited to regular order, max four seats per sale.
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Music Hall
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