Three Indictments Against Mrs O Malley in Jewelry Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports three indictments by a grand jury against William J Hearin and Mrs Aline Ellis O Malley wife of Professor Austin O Malley. One charge cites conspiracy to steal $100 worth of jewelry from Dr Joseph O Malley brother of AP Malley. Another accuses Mrs O Malley of theft and Hearin of receiving stolen jewels. Witness Lt Tomlinson testified and no poison link was established. The husband remains in St Agnes Hospital slowly recovering from illness.
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Philadelphia
William J. Hearin
Aline Ellis O'Malley
Austin O'Malley
Joseph O'Malley
AP Malley
Professor O'Malley
Lieutenant Tomlinson
Twenty-fourth Police District
Danforth Case in October
Nina Danforth remains jailed in the Middlesex Superior Court set for late October for the alleged murder of Andrew J. Emery in South Framingham. The government favors a sane verdict and lenient punishment, while the defense, with expert Dr Webber of Tufts College, plans a vigorous trial defense and may contest insanity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Danforth
Andrew J. Emery
South Framingham
Middlesex Superior Court
Miss Danforth
Massachusetts
Dr. Webber
Tufts College
Webber
Fire Horses Runaway Fire Near Fulton and Cross Streets
Two alarms responded to a blaze at a four and a half story brick building housing Park Sausage and Provision, H. J. Keith eggs, and J. Hoffman sausage. Two runaway hose horses caused by the fire fronted chaos on Washington and nearby streets as Patrolmen restrained them. fire loss estimated around 3500 dollars.
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Fulton and
Cross Streets
Whalen
Division 1
Park Sausage and Provision Company
H. J. Keith
J. Hoffman
Whelan
Cheswell
New
Charlestown
David Mead
James Murphy
Nho
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
Nickerson
Engine 39
Blackstone Street
Hanover
Union
Canal Street
Causeway Street
Leverett
Farrell
Morgan
Division 8
Indignation Over Slow Broadway Bridge Progress in South Boston
South Boston residents vent frustration at the over a year and a half delay in the Broadway extension bridge project. Traffic is crippled as the main street remains closed. City engineers insist no avoidable delays exist, citing the scale of the construction and the need for proper planning and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Broadway Extension
Naphen
War Department
Jackson
Three Orientals Charged With Swindling Chinese Inspector Case
Wah Kein 24 of Cambridge Wah Duck 22 of Somerville and Yee Soon 40 of Somerville were arrested by Inspector Conway on a swindle charge. They allegedly extorted $200 from Charlie Sing, threatening deportation of his nephews under a bogus Chinese inspector scheme. Sing, a retired Chinese merchant, had lured them with immunity promises. a genuine inspector later exposed the ruse. Kein runs a Cambridge restaurant and Soon is a Somerville laundryman.
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Wah Kein
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Wah Duck
Harrison Avenue
Yee Soon
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Celestials
United States
New York City
Conway
Charlie Sing
Sing
Sam Kee
Chong Kee
Governor Cummins Arrives for Des Moines Launch in Boston
Governor Albert B. Cummins and Iowa officials travel to Boston to attend the launching of the U. S. S. Des Moines Saturday. Lieutenant Governor John L. Bates will stand in for Governor Crane who remains recovering. Des Moines release is 12:30 with gates opening 90 minutes prior for the public.
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Cummins
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Boston
U. S. S. Des Moines
Crane
Pittsfield
Commonwealth
John L. Bates
Bates
Des Moines
Old Folks Reunion in South Weymouth Honors Elderly Guests
The ninth annual Old Folks' Association reunion gathered in South Weymouth with 11 attendees at one table whose combined ages total 861 years. Speakers included Mrs. Booker T. Washington Evangelist Henry Varley of London England and several local ministers. The oldest guest was 93 year old William G Nash.
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South Weymouth
Old Folks’ Association
Booker T. Washington
Henry Varley
London
England
Anson Titus
Medford
G &. Stanton
Lowell
J. W. Clancy
H. C. Alvord
H.butler
L. W. Atwood
D. MW. Waldron
Boston
William G. Nash
Schedule for G A R Encampment Week in Washington
From headquarters the official programme for the Grand Army encampment week was announced. The week begins Sunday Oct 6 with services in city churches and includes nightly fireworks on the Washington monument lot. Wednesday features a review by President Roosevelt, Thursday hosts business sessions and the corner stone dedication of the proposed memorial bridge.
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Washington
Grand Army
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
Memorial
Sergeant Stones Case and Police Board Discussion
Sergeant Granville B. Stone, missing since July, spoke with the Police Board. He reportedly pled guilty to absence without leave and asked to retire. The board refused resignation, urging reconsideration, with no settlement in sight and a likely return to duty after a paid vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville B. Stone
Stone
Clark
Board of Police
Three Firemen Injured In Big Brantford Blaze
A late night fire in Brantford Quebec caused over 100000 in damage and injured three firemen. The blaze destroyed the Snow Drifts Company building and the George Watts Sons wholesale grocers. All wires down left the city in darkness.
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Brantford
Qnt
Snow Drifts
George Watts Sons
Piano and Organ Makers Demand 10 Percent Wage Rise
The Piano and Organ Makers Union of New York demands a 10 percent wage increase for 1500 workers in 40 factories. If employers refuse, strikes will be used to enforce the demand, with the new pay set to take effect next Monday.
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New York
Autocar Crash Injures Colonel F.9. Tappan at Tarrytown
Colonel F.9. Tappan of Washington DC was badly injured when an automobile owned by G. G. Tyson of Riverside Connecticut struck him on a hill at Tarrytown. He was found unconscious and hospitalized. The driver, who lost control while descending the hill, was released by police.
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New York
F. 9. Tappan
Washington, D. C
Tarrytown
G. G. Tyson
Riverside
Senator Bard Shows Hopeful Recovery Progress
In Los Angeles California on September 18 the condition of United States Senator Bard improved markedly since his illness. Officials say his chances for recovery are excellent and he is more hopeful today than at any time since his illness began.
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Los Angeledes
Cal
United States
Bard
Cable interruptions sever Caribbean communications
The Commercial Cable Company announced that cables between St Lucia and St Vincent are cut, cutting off St Vincent, Barbados, Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara. Messages will be sent by fast sailing vessels and other options will be provided.
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New York
Commerceial Cable Company
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Barbados
Grenada
Trinidad
Demerara
Pneumatic Mail Service to North Station Planned
A Post Office Department representative announced beginnings for pneumatic tube mail to North Station on October 1. The American Pneumatic Service Company holds the contract, with lines already installed and service set to start next month.
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Post Office Department
North Station
American Pneumatic Service Company
Despondent Wife Seeks To Take Life At City Hospital
Ellen Davis aged 45 a married resident of 294 Highland Street attempted suicide yesterday afternoon by taking poison. She was treated at City Hospital where doctors expect her recovery.
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Ellen Davis
Highland Street
City Hospital
Policemen Rewarded for Extra Vacation Days
Police commissioners granted extra vacation days to James J. Watkins and Walter F. Corwin of Division 12 for arresting an alleged house breaker on August 3. Patrolman E. L. Nickerson of Division 2 earned the same reward for stopping a Tupaway team in Adams Square on July 30.
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James J. Watkins
Walter F. Corwin
Division
Tyro
E. L. Nickerson
Division 2
Adams Square
New Fall Suits Morse-made Superior Quality
Just out new fall suits priced ten to thirty dollars emphasize Morse-made Superior quality for assured good clothing. The seller touts the variety but stresses the Superior Morse craftsmanship to buyers seeking reliability in men’s wear.
Bargain coat sale touted with $15 topcoats for $10
An advertisement urges readers not to miss a chance at savings offering topcoats priced at 15 dollars now reduced to 10 dollars. The promo highlights limited stock and urges quick action.
New deputy surveyor sworn in after McCarthy recommendation
Major J Homer Edgerly was sworn in as deputy surveyor following McCarthy’s recommendation to Washington. A Civil War veteran, Edgerly rose from private to major, led a reconnaissance at Laurel Hill, captured a Confederate flag at Fort Fisher, and served on the staff of General Hawley. He is a member of the Loyal Legion and Lincoln Post 11 of the G A R.
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McCarthy
Washington
J. Homer Edgerly
Edgerly
Fiske
New Hampshire Regiment
Dover
N. H
Butler
Sance
Laurel Hill
Richmond
Fort Fisher
Stanton
Potomac
Hawley
United States
Connecticut
Wilmington
N. C
Boat Infantry
Fort Sumter
Morris Island
Loyal Legion
Abraham Lincoln
Patrolman Graham's Unexpected Reward for Life Risk
Officers were surprised when Patrolman Thomas Graham of Division 5 received two weeks extra vacation after a pistol duel with burglar Govan Sneede. He was recently released from hospital with his right arm bandaged and facing possible lifelong injury, despite expectations of a sergeant’s promotion.
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Graham
Thomas
Govan Sneede
Dedham Street
Red Spar Buoy Placed At Kelley’s Ledge Entrance
A red spar buoy marks Kelley’s Ledge at the lower main ship channel entrance where the ledge shows two feet at mean low water. Since June 2, 1992, the aid has been moved five times, making the current buoy the sixth. Captains of steamers and towboats are urged to ensure it remains in position and is not dragged.
Dinner in Honor of James H. Walsh at Hotel Cecil
James H. Walsh, recently returned from Fairope, received a complimentary dinner hosted by friends at the Hotel Cecil last evening. About 25 plates were said to be served as formal speeches followed from the guest of honor and a long list of speakers including John R. Walsh James A. Gallivan John P. Martinez Daniel J. Deasey John V. Flanagan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Walsh
Fairope
Cecil
John R. Walsh
James A. Gallivan
John P. Martinez
Daniel J. Deasey
John V. Flanagan
William J. Flanagan
Richard E. Walsh
James N. Johnson
John W. O'Mealey
M. Burke
Daniel J. Coveney
John F. Reid
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Norfolk
Norfolk Sailor
Mother's Friend
Vorenberg
Washington, Elm and Hanover Streets
Mrs. O Malley
Danforth
Loftus
Washington and Hangover Sts
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanicalso'n
Mass
Niagara Falls
Southern Railway
Woman’s Dept
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Alaska Salmon Packing Industry
Jim Key
Stewart
Great Western
J.ezx
Dalton Coo
Tremont St
Columbus Ave
Harrison Ave
Sergeant Stone
Senator Bard
Timothy Collins
Leverett Street
Ife
Washington and
Brattle Streets
Comer's College
Norfolk’ Sui
Cheviots
Old South Clothing Co
Washington St
Old South Church
Duan
Major J. Homer Edgerly
Surveyor McCarthy
Meeting
Morris
Mightiy
QuAwmu Wmuuzt Furniture NO
Westchester
Geo. W. McPherson
Hanover St
Kneeland St
Cobb
Aldrich
Oxford
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