Walkup Free After Counterfeit Money Claim in Cambridge
Edwin A Walkup, arrested Sunday in Cambridge with a bag of about 23000 dollars in advertising money deemed counterfeit by police, was released after Secret Service concluded no federal violation. The money remains with authorities and may be destroyed or sent to Washington. Walkup vanished after release, suspected frightened. He had married Emily Bishop last April over a promised twenty thousand dollars and says he is a traveling salesman with Boston roots at 86 Washington Street.
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Edwin A. Walkup
Cambridge
United States Secret Service Department
Redfern
Walkup
United States
Washington
Dixon Street
Post
Clark Street
Inman Square
Bishop
Washington Street
Boston
Salvation Army
Seery Brothers Arraigned in Mother's Death Case
John W. and Joseph E. Seery were arraigned in the Norfolk Superior Criminal Court at Dedham before Judge Dewey on charges of murdering their mother Ellen Seery in East Dedham on July 2 by assault with an unknown instrument. They pleaded not guilty. Trial likely at a December special session.
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John W
Joseph E. Seery
Norfolk
Miss Havemeyer Weds Lt Winslow In Newport Home Ceremony
Miss Dora Havemeyer and Lieutenant Winslow marry in a Newport Freidham villa ceremony attended by family and friends. The groom, famed for the Cienfuegos action, led by Nashville, followed by a private wedding trip before Dewey festivities in New York.
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Newport
R. R
Dora
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Winslow
Cienfuegos
Freidham Villa
Father Farrell
New York
Father Meenan
St. Mary’s Church
Havemeyers
Epergne
Miss Havemeyer
Nashville
Strange Case of G E Phillips Strangeness in Worcester
George E Phillips wandered from his father in law's Worcester home last Friday under a vague impulse and found himself in New York. He later returned with memory restored, though he recalled nothing of the voyage or motive. Doctors call the case remarkable and hope for full recovery after treatment.
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Worcester
George E. Phillips
Pleasant Street
New York City
Post
Phillips
England
Webster
Irving Barnes
Sturbridge
Fishdale Advent Church
Will-O'-The-Wisp
New Haven
Conn
New York
Broadway
Grand Union Station
Rally in Ward 22 for Engstrom Representative Candidacy
A Republican rally is set for Thursday evening September 21 at 8 p.m. in Summit Hall Boylston Street Boylston Station Ward 22. Speakers include Hon. Jesse Gove E B Callender George H Moore Charles O Engstrom and others.
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Summet Hall
Boylston Street
Boylston Station
Ward 22
Charles O. Engstrom
General Court
Jesse Gove
E. B. Callender
George H. Moore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Through Purified Blood
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the key to vigor and strength, claiming pure blood fuels life and strength. It argues wage earners can improve earnings through vigorous health and labels the tonic as a purifier of impure blood.
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Hood
Mellen Denies Rumor of New Haven President Job
President C B Mellen of the Northern Pacific Railroad denies reports he will become president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. He says no negotiations have occurred and he expects none.
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New York
C. 8. Mellen
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Charles P. Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Mr. Mellen
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claim
Boston resident Loronre reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills at Bradbury's drug store. C M Snow of 44 Beach street endorses the remedy, noting rapid improvement in stiffness and lameness. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sale agents.
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Boston
Loronre
C. M. Snow
44 Beach Street
Bradbury’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Dean
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Mysterious death by own action aboard steamer Richard Peck
A man about 30 years old, over six feet tall with red hair and a sandy mustache, committed suicide in stateroom No. 22 of the Providence and New Haven steamer Richard Peck. He left no name, identified only by the nickname Bishop, and a pearl ring found on his vest. He died at Hudson Street Hospital shortly after being found shot in the head.
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New York
Richard Peck
Apollo
Providence
New Haven
Hudson Street
Ward 19 caucus leaves bitter fallout amid recount fight
Dispute over Ward 19 caucus results escalates with charges from rival factions. Elections Board to wait for recount before actions. disputes over private seal usage, missing ballots, and medal evidence provoke heated exchanges among Cleary Feneno Grant and Woods O'Brien McInerney camps. Ex Councilman Gormley urges arrests while ward officials defend secrecy and security measures.
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Ward 19
Post
Cleary-Feneno-Grant
Elections Board
Cleary-Feneno- Grant
Woods
Warden Woods
McInerney
An McGarr
Deaths Garrmett At Revere
At Revere on September 18 Captain George Modeee Sermeeny Pronnecte died, with the sorrowing event noted. His son in law James J. Brown of Revere street is mentioned, with relatives invited to attend the service on September 20 at 2 p.m.
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Revere
George Modeee
James J. Brown
Revere Street
Contest for $100000 Estate by Elizabeth Rogers Heir
John Z. Rogers arrives in Lowell to contest the will of his maiden aunt Elizabeth Rogers who left her entire $100000 estate to the Rogers Hall School. He claims improper influences led Elizabeth to forget her kin before her death last December.
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Lowell
John Z. Rogers
Elizabeth Rogers
Rogers Hall
Lowell Heir Contests Rogers Estate In Cambridge Court
John Rogers, sole living heir, sues to overturn a 19th century will claiming his maiden aunt was demented and a Rogers Hall School associate influenced the bequest. The Belvidere Lowell property valued at 105000 is tied to the Rogers Hall School with Elizabeth and Emily Rogers founding the estate and park. The suit, aided by Boston counsel John F Libby, aims for the Superior Court of Cambridge in October.
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Rogers
John Rogers
Rogers Hall School
Belvidere
Lowell
America
Mr. Rogers
Smithfield
Eng
Elizabeth Rogers
Emily
Elizabeth
American Bible Society
Old Fort Hill Park
Zadoc Rogers
John
Centerville
Hattie Morey
New York
Benson Foss
Pembroke
N. H
Miss Rogers
John F. Libby
Boston
Superior Court of
Cambridge
Virginia Iron Company to Build 1000 Coke Ovens
The Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Company plans to erect over a thousand new coke ovens on properties owned in Southwestern Virginia and Eastern Tennessee. The project will expand operations across multiple sites in the region.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Company
Virginia
Tennessee
Marblehead Militia Officers Elected at Local Meeting
Marblehead officers for Company C Eighth Regiment were chosen here as Benjamin Mitchell was elected first lieutenant and Henry S Peach second lieutenant. J Frank Rich ard was appointed first sergeant to replace Lieutenant Mitchell.
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Marblehead
Eighth Regiment
Benjamin Mitchell
Henry
Peach
J. Frank Nchard
Mitchell
Harvard Men By Dibolee Opened Practice Session
Harvard football opened practice with many holdovers from last year. Captain Burden and coach Dibblee led drills, promising a season of hustle. Several veterans played while others were absent, and a preliminary plan kept changes minimal with Williams game twelve days away.
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Dibblee
Burden
Burnett
Reid
California
Swain
Boal
C. Sargent
Bert Waters
Knox
Waters
MacMasters
Cripple Brigade
Daly
Eaton
Benjamin H. Dibblee
Williams
Cambridge
Bertram G. Waters
W. Cameron Forbes
W. A. M. Burden
A. Boal
L. Warren
W. D. Eaton
C. D. Daly
J. WW. Hallowell
E. W.W. Creen
C. C. Brayton
J. H. Lee
B. Z
HB. H. Kendall
8. Ellis
A. Devens
E. Motley
G. Noyes
B. Bigelow
H. C. Hawk C Blag
Plague Toll Rises with Twenty Deaths in Hong Kong
Hong Kong reported twenty plague deaths last week and eighteen new cases were officially recorded. Authorities continue surveillance as health officials track spread and response efforts across the city.
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Hong Kong
Durham to Build $400,000 Cotton Mill This Fall
Durham capitalists including Colonel J E Carr B N Duke and George W Watts organized a stock company Saturday and will erect a $400,000 cotton mill to employ 1000 workers in Durham.
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Durham
Charlotte
N. C
J. 8
Carr
B.N. Duke
George W. Watts
Readville Races Marred By Accident At Breeders Meeting
Opening day at Readville breeders meeting featured near perfect weather and smooth races except for a serious accident in the 2:20 trot. Little Fred burst a blood vessel and fell after the eighth mark, driver Dearden uninjured. Mamie W. won the 2:20 class after Whitney withdrew. Will Leyburn dominated the 2:12 pace with Early Bird Jr. a close challenger. The 2:30 pace was shortened by darkness. Roscoe led the first heat and Allenka swept the next two. Races set for today include a 2:23 trot a 2:12 trot and a 2:10 pace.
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Readville
Bert Merrill
Little Fred
Dearden
Whitney
Mamie W
Elison
Will Leyburn
Wos
Early Bird, Jr
Journeyman
Roscoe
Allenka
San Telmo
Hal Almont
B. m
Wildnut
Catcoimd
Ois
Isek Eewede
B. G
Edgemark
McDonald
Elision
Sire
Arion
Young
Nein Vertlelen Oo
Rositer
Carpenter
Cosgrove
Haa Sabres
Mystic Maid
Repetition
Bowen
Bik. G
Sire Aberdeed
C.ecceees
Wilton- Criterion
Crittenden
Gatcomb
Bik. S
CEA Ynod «Vines
Cecdoe
Prodigal Coto
Dr. Wood
Ch. S
Mambriho
Wilkes
Riley
Alice Hal
G. m
Hal Parker
Howard
Kremlin Kantakg
Chown i. Co Ce
Scoe C
Alcantara
Ecasses
Hermit
Middleby
Css
Sicsbeoueschete
Arion Ad
Ituna
Bourbon Wilkes
Gocomb
Gail. B. m
Orville SD Toaleay
Sheriff halts 20 round fight in Scranton
Acting on a 1866 act banning public sparring in coal regions, Sheriff Ryan stopped the Jimmie Judge vs Australian Paddy Gorman bout at the Gayety Theatre. The Christian Endeavor City Union alerted authorities and the sheriff served notice to the theater organizers not to proceed.
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Scranton
Penn
Christian Endeavor City Union
Sheriff Ryan
Jimmie Judge
Paddy’ Gorman
Gayety Theatre
Caldwell A Victor In 25 Mile Race At Coliseum
Baltimore reporters note Harry Caldwell the New England giant defeated Charley Miller the world champion in a 25 mile distance bicycle race at the Coliseum track. The event was paced by motorcycles and took place in comparatively slow time.
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Miller
Baltimore
Harry Caldwell
New England
Charley Miller
Cme
Beverly Lighting Quarrel Moves to Supreme Court
Beverly Farms electric lighting dispute advances as petitioners file an application for an injunction to stop Beverly from paying Beverly Gas and Electric Company for Farm district lighting. The filing will be presented to the Supreme Court soon.
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Salem
Beverly Farms
Supreme Court
Beverly
Beverly Gas and Electric Company
Mystery Body Found at Coney Island Foot of Kensington Walk
Police in Brooklyn investigate a new homicide clue after a dismembered female body is recovered from the water at the foot of Kensington Walk, Coney Island. The victim is missing head arms and feet, complicating identification. Detectives pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kensington Walk
Coney Island
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