Girl Kidnapper Puzzles Police In Boston Case
Eva Gray a 17 year old with two husbands is accused of abducting 3 year old John Victor. Police traced her from Boston to Providence and back, noting she believed the child was hers. Victors say she is unbalanced. the child is now safe and Eva faces court for kidnapping.
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Eva Gray
Johnny Victor
Boston
Victor
Providence
Village Street
John Victor
Phillips Street
Harris
Pindall Court
Hoa Gray
Eva. M. Ross
William Randolph
Saunders Street
Shea
Gray
Victor F
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Eva
Johnny
New York
Westminster
Winter Street
Mr. Victor
Mr. Randolph
Victors
Mamma
John Raymond Victor
Mr. Gray
Direct Savannah to Boston Shipping Service Inaugurated
Boston merchants gain a direct weekly Savannah to Boston steamship link. The Ocean Steamship Company will deploy the Tallahassee under Captain Burroughs leaving Lewis Wharf at 3 p.m. tomorrow, calling at New York on the way down. The Chattahoochee will depart New York next Thursday for Savannah direct, with weekly departures to follow.
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Boston
Savannah
New York
Ocean Steamship Company
Tallahassee
Burroughs
Lewis Wharf
Chattahoochee
Devonian Arrives in East Boston After Westerly Passage
Fully a day late the Leyland liner Devonian reached Pier 6 in East Boston from Liverpool after a 10 day voyage. It carried 114 cabin passengers and 1400 tons of freight with 400 bound for Portland. Two stowaways, Charles Carter and Peter McGavin, were discovered aboard. Carter, an American, lands, while McGavin, a Belgian alien, faces deportation.
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Pier 6
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Liverpool
Europe
McConkey
Channel
Grand Banks
Portland
Forest City
Dominion
Charles Carter
Peter McGavin
Young McGavin
Philadelphian
International Mercantile Marine Fleet
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Dickinson
London
United States Marshal
York's Wharf
East Boston
C. A. Dickle
C. W. York
Scott Doane
Leader
Harwichport
Cape
Aaron Wall
Onward
George Simpson
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
Savannah
Public oppose extension to Forest Hills endangering Washington street
Residents of Roxbury and nearby districts urge caution on extending the Elevated railroad to Forest Hills. They warn the plan would damage a narrow Washington street used by homeowners and small trades, while favoring a subway or alternative rapid transit. The Executive Committee of Pro testing Citizens of Roxbury and Jamaica Plain urges restraint and asks for broader city action. Boston, Sept. 21.
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Forest Hills
Hyde Park
Mt. Hope
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Roxbury
Washington Street
Elevated Company
Baker
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Bartlett Street
Dudley Street
Forrest Hills
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Patrick Meehan
W. S. Littlefield
J. A. Coutts
A. J. Leynch
E. P. Spaulding
W. P. Meehan
Edward I. Curley
M.mcintyre
M.&. Morton
Charles H. Johnston
William H. Nitz
George H. Ware
M. Meehan
N. J. Marshall
Hebrews Observe New Year Festival in Boston
Boston Hebrews observe the New Year with two days of prayer across synagogues and at wharves and parks. Rabbi S J Friederman cites restrictions including no writing, no theater, and no rides while services run from 5:30 pm to sunset. Merchants close as cards with New Year wishes are exchanged.
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Boston
S. J. Friederman
Shari Jerusalem
Salem Street
North End
Friederman
Rabbi Friederman
Green
Ss. L. Friederman
Shari Jerusalem Synagogue
Major Jewish Charity Gifts Reach 2.5 Million in Year
Donations and bequests totaling 2.5 million dollars for charitable and educational causes by Hebrews in the United States were reported for the year ending August 25. Notable gifts included Elias Jacob of Tulare county Colorado with 915,000 for a trust fund and land settlement for graduates, and S R Guggenheim’s 50,000 to Montefiore Home. Additional gifts came from Leonard Lewissohn’s children, Frederick Loeser, Mortimer Schiff, Henry Siegel, and others to several institutions.
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United States
Elias Jacob
Tulare County
Colo
Leonard Lewissohn
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Frederick Loeser
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute of Arts
Mortimer L. Schiff
Education Alliance
Henry Siegel
Stony Wold
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping news item lists arrivals and clearances at various ports, with ships and destinations. Devonian from Liverpool and Frederick Leyland listed. Saxonia and Alice cleared for multiple ports. wind northwest to north. multiple schooners and tugs mentioned.
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Saxonia
Liverpool
Alice
Puerto Plata
Sif
Nor
Louisburg
C. B
Nicolai N
Copenhagen
Tallahassee
New York
James 8. Whitney
Marblehead
Philadelphia
Baker, Palmer
Baltimore
White Star to open line from Boston to Marseilles
White Star will take over the Boston service of the Dominion line next December and make Marseilles a regular port of call for its Mediterranean steamers. Beginning with the first voyage of the Romanie the renamed New England after refitting, a service of large steamers will run to southern France and the Riviera, providing passenger and freight accommodations rather than the earlier tramp freighter options.
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White Star
Boston
Dominion Line
Marseilles
France
Riviera
Stenography and Typewriting Courses Offered in Boston
118 730 Tremont Temple Boston mass advertises Benn Pitman Phonography and Touch Typewriting. Practical offices train beginners for lucrative positions under expert shorthand reporters. Special evening dictation for Civil Service and Court Reporting exams. Lessons by correspondence in U S or Canada. Charles Parsons gen mgr.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Mass
Benn Pitman
U. S
Canada
Charles Parsons
Indignation at Winter Hill Rendering Firm Meeting
A mass meeting in J Glines Schoolhouse, Winter Hill Somerville, drew about 100 residents led by Walter H. Snow to address odor from Hinckley Rendering Company. Mayoral and senatorial candidates spoke on property devaluation, with a committee reporting ongoing efforts for immediate action.
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Winter Hill
Somerville
Hinckley Rendering Company
J. Glines
Walter H. Snow
Grimmons and Chandler
Charles Underhill
John M. Woods
Sydney Keene
Saxonia Sails For Queenstown Today
The Cunard steamship Saxonia, Captain Robert C. Warr, departs East Boston at 10 30 AM for Queenstown and Liverpool with 76 saloon 60 second and 150 steerage passengers. Prominent saloon guests include J. E. Ackerman G. L. O. Davidson Henry H. Field Colonel J. B. Lloyd Alderman Paget and many others.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Robert C. Warr
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
J. E B. Ackerman
R. G. Ash
Herbert W. Bridgwater
W. D. Bovill
John W. Bemis
Leonora Bemis
George Bemis
F. W. Brunner
B. A. Brunner
T. H. Baxter
L. B. Cutts
John Campbell
G. L. O. Davidson
Emilie Decombes
P. Drummond
Henry H. Field
Marion Fell
A. E. Fredrickson
George D. Gibson
J. H. Gray
C. H. Gilbert Hay
John Hibbard
F. Hogg
Hicks
S. S. Hartford
J. Lk Jones
T. Jones
H. F. Kleinschmidt
J. B. Lloyd
Gladys Lloyd
R. C. Lincoln
W. McDonald
Chelsea Aldermen Meet Elects Baker to Buck’s Post
Chelsea aldermen accepted the resignation of Park Commissioner George Buck and appointed Ford C. Baker as his successor. A hearing on Thomas McBride’s discrimination petition against highway water and fire department heads ended without action after officials denied the charge.
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Chelsea
George H. Buck
Ford C. Baker
Thomas McBride
Judge Emmons Locked Out Of Police Headquarters
Judge Emmons, chairman of the Police Board, found his room at police headquarters locked last night. After failing to open the door, he toured the inspectors’ office while messengers hurried with keys. the janitress finally retrieved access. He plans to personally supervise caucuses today and will have inspectors dress in plain clothes.
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Judge Emmons
Police Board
Emmons
Charitable Irish Meeting Hears Home Rule Speech at Hotel
The Charitable Irish Society held its first monthly meeting of the season at Young's Hotel with Treasurer T. F. Taff presiding. P. J. Lynch, Post night editor, spoke on Ireland's progress toward home rule, advocating closer ties with England and predicting an eventual Irish parliament in Dublin while stressing constitutional progress and rejection of physical force.
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Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
T. F. Taff
P. J. Lynch
the Post
Ireland
England
Gladstone
Royal Irish Constabulary
Dublin
Irish
Charles Beresford
Great Britain
Great Ireland
Britain
Friends of Ireland
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts
Hebrew Voters Boycott Caucus Sparks Jewish Tension
Hebrew voters may skip today’s caucus during New Year observances, potentially shifting outcomes in districts including Wards 6 and 8 where Sen. Henry S. Fitzgerald seeks a third term. Orthodox leaders accuse coercion and threaten action. rabbis urge abstention.
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Henry S. Fitzgerald
Boston
John L. Kelly
Kelly
Samuel H. Borofsky
Post
Isaac Rosnosky
Abraham Alpert
Max Mitchell
Hebrew Charities
Minton
First Fall Meeting Of St Valentine Abstinence Society
The first post summer meeting of the St Valentine Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society convened last evening at Boston College in the music room. A large gathering included representatives from Suffolk county societies. President William Farrell presided and W B H Halligan was secretary. Eleven candidates were proposed for membership. Plans for temperance sermons like last season were discussed and referred to the next meeting, as was the Suffolk county ball under county society auspices.
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St. Valentine's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Boston College
Suffolk County
William Farrell
W. B H. Halligan
Teamster Runs Over Man On Brighton Street
William Barrett, a teamster from 166 Market Street Brighton, employed by contractor William Gilligan of Roxbury, fell from his seat on North Beacon Street near Sanders Street at about 6 pm and was run over by a wheel. He was taken to City Hospital in the police ambulance with internal injuries.
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William Barrett
Market Street
Brighton
William Gilligan
Roxbury
North Beacon Street
Sanders Street
Bowel Poison Cure Sold By Pineapple and Butternut Pills
A disease scare claims bowel poison causes skin eruptions fatigue and vision issues with foul blood. It promotes Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as the cure, claiming to cleanse blood and regulate liver and bowels with a gentle laxative effect, 25 cents, signed W. F. Smith.
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Smith
W. F. Smith
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