Howard Is Arrested in New Bedford Murder Mystery
William C. Howard was arrested on suspicion of complicity in his wife Ida Howard’s death after her body was found in the river. Miss Grace F. Sturtevent’s account conflicts with Howard, who claims he was on the river Saturday night and later with Sturtevent. Police consider possible murder and note supporting medical examiner observations.
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New Bedford
William C. Howard
Ida Howard
Grace F. Sturtevent
Howard
Miss Sturtevant
Dewhurst
John’. Bullard
Mrs. Howard
Tennessee
South
Grace F. Sturtevant
William Gillis
Ashley Street
Dartmouth
Tragedy Testimony Breaks Alibi in South Dartmouth Case
Howard was arrested after his wife vanished and later died. Miss Sturtevant contradicted his alibi given to police, confirming he could not verify the story. Mrs Howard last seen at 11 pm Saturday near a bridge. Conductor Claudine recalled their farewell. Police traced leave of absence granted to Howard and followed leads at Fort Rodman.
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Cers
Sturtewart
Howard
South Dartmouth Bridge
Acushnet
Miss Sturtevant
Dewhurst
Philip Bradford
South Dartmouth
Fort Rodman
Britton
Fifty-Second Coast Artillery
New Bedford
Tabasco Limerick Contest Seeks Final Line Submissions
A public contest offers prizes from $5 to $3000 for best last line to a Tabasco themed limerick. Entries must include name and address and the rhyme should match the first two lines, with payouts announced for top four and 100 additional winners.
Tabasco Ad Praises Sauce For Home Kitchens
What is Tabasco It is as necessary as salt and more beneficial for digestion and dyspepsia prevention For forty years it has been used by first class cooks everywhere Every fine hotel ship restaurant and dining car uses it in the kitchen and on the table One drop works wonders Buy from your grocer today The prize fund is on deposit with Geo W Young Co Bankers New York City Send your Limericks to McILHENNY COMPANY Avery Island La
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Geo. W. Young & Co
Bankers
New York City
McIlhenny Company
Avery Island
McIlhenny’s Vanilla Extracts Advertised At Grocers
McIlhenny’s Vanilla Extracts offered as pure Vanilla and Lemon flavors. Price 25c at all grocers and used everywhere.
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McIlhenny
MccIlhenny
Brignati Rites Held for 63 Year Old in Orient Heights
In Orient Heights on September 22 Pro's Brignati aged 63 husband of Maria Brignati, funeral from 121 Leyden Street Friday at 8 30 AM with high mass at St Lazarus Church Leyden Street at 9 AM. Relives and friends invited to attend.
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Brignati
Orient Heights
Prospero RE. Brignati
Maria Brignati
Leyden Street
St. Lazarus’ Church
Thinks Bryan Is a Winner
Charles Dickinson of Westboro Massachusetts formerly Omaha and Lincoln resident visited Boston and told a Post reporter that William Jennings Bryan would be elected. He praised Bryan calling him trustworthy and highly qualified to be president and said business men in the East need not fear for their interests.
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Westboro
Mass
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Boston
Post
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
United States
East
Boxer Kelly of Roxbury Dies After Brief Illness
Timothy Kelly known as Boxer Kelly the former American featherweight champion dies at his home 7 Church Place Roxbury after a brief illness. He later bred the first Boston terrier and leaves four daughters and two sons. Funeral set for Thursday.
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Timothy Kelly
Church Place
Roxbury
America
Boxer Kelly
History making struggle frames DC contempt case
Former Judge Alton B Parker says the clash between labor and capital will write history as the District of Columbia Supreme Court orders AFL President Samuel Gompers to answer questions in contempt proceedings linked to a Bucks Store and Range boycott case. Chief Justice Clabaugh oversees the session.
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Washington
Alton B. Parker
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Clabaugh
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport, Conn
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Labor Federation Case Adjourned Over Sept Issue
Mr Gompers refused to answer a question citing the September issue of the Federation List as postdating the petition in contempt proceedings. The case resumes before Examiner Harper tomorrow with Judge Parker for labor officials and Davenport for the prosecution. The discussion centers on constitutional questions and procedural practice.
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Gompers
Federation List
Labor Federation
Harper
Parker
Davenport
Woman TOSSED from Auto in Brookline Collision
Mrs. Fannie E. Higgins of Abbotsford road Brookline was thrown from the auto of her nephew H A G Locke at the foot of Washington street Brookline at 1115 last night. The crash damaged both cars and left Paul Thomas and eight in his car uninjured but shaken. A second auto slid into the Thomas car and another later collision occurred involving the Locke vehicle.
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Fannie E. Higgins
Abbotsford Road
Brookline
H. A. G. Locke
Washington Street
Paul Thomas
Thomas
Locke
J. H. Locke
Higgins
Thieves Steal From Hirsch Furnishings on Washington Street
Report says burglars entered L. Hirsch furnishing store at 1661 Washington Street Monday night and carried off goods worth 600 to 1000 dollars. A money safe remained untouched.
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L. Hirsch
Washington Street
Torturing Animals For Science And A Nobel Prize
Professor Pawlov of Russia conducted years of animal experiments to study digestion and digestive glands, using dogs cats and guinea pigs despite painful methods. He earned Nobel recognition while science gained insights into digestion and gastric juices. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as a modern remedy, claiming to aid digestion, enrich blood, and relieve intestinal issues, with trial offers from the F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Russia
Pawlow
Shakespeare
Prof
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Fels-Naptha Brand Soap Promises Easier Washday
An advertisement touts Fels-Naptha as a superior soap that dissolves dirt in cool or lukewarm water with minimal rubbing. It claims clothes will be cleaner and whiter without boiling, and urges readers to follow wrapper directions while noting imitators exist.
Several Drowned Feared Off Plum Island Coast
A 22 foot power boat is believed to have carried several people who drowned off the Plum Island coast. William Pierce, a fisherman, found the unattended boat seven miles from land and towed it to his Black Rocks wharf. Heavy seas may have scattered occupants before they could reach land. No one has claimed the vessel.
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Newburyport
William Pierce
Plum Island
Ruth Dillon Wins Hoster Columbus Stake at Columbus
Ruth Dillon a four year old Sydney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling R Holt of Indianapolis and driven by Hiller Sanders won all three heats of the Hoster Columbus stake worth 10000 dollars in front of 15000 racegoers. The upset horse paid 10 to 1 in pools and clocked 2 06 1 2 for the mile the best by a four year old trotter this year and within a half second of the mares world record.
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Columbus
Ruth Dillon
Sydney Dillon Trotter
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
Hiller Sanders
Axtellay
Raffles
The Supremacy of Wheat as the Ideal Food
The article argues that wheat is the ultimate food for brain and muscle across ages and illnesses. It emphasizes that white flour is inadequate, and that whole wheat must be cooked six hours and cured, then each berry graphically flaked to allow digestion. It claims 96 hours are needed to make Maps Flakes to render whole wheat digestible and complete.
Atlantic Conference Welcomes Irish Envoys and Home Rule Support
The Atlantic Conference opened its season at the Exchange Club with guests of honor the Hon. John E. Redmond Hon. Joseph Devlin John Fitzgibbon and Mayor Hibbard. Speakers praised Irish home rule and the American example of self government while outlining shared goals and friendship with Ireland. Notables present included General Charles H. Taylor Charles T. Gallagher J. B. Holden Frank G. Webster and others.
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Exchange Club
John E. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
John Fitzgibbon
Hibbard
A. Shuman
Massachusetts
Shuman
Long
Samuel J. Elder
Great Britain
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
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President Ryan
Tnited
Irish League
Charles H. Taylor
Charles T. Gallagher
J. B. Holden
Frank G. Webster
Wallace L. Pierce
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Bernard J. Rothwell
M. P. Curran
M. J. Ryan
P. J. Timmins
E. F. McSweeney
Justin H. Smith
Dartmouth College
New 20 Concert Master for Symphony Orchestra
Co A Ellis of the Boston Symphony announces Sylvain Noack as second concert master replacing Sona Pick Steiner of Dresden. Steiner could not depart Germany until mid next month, delaying the first concert. Noack previously served as second concert master of the Gebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam and as concert master of Aachen city orchestra. Also named are Edmund Mueller and Oscar Ludwig of Berlin as second bassoon and second bass respectively.
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A. Ellis
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berlin
Sylvain Noack
Sona Pick Steiner
Dresden
Amsterdam
Mangelberg
Aachen
Ellis
Edmund Mueller
Oscar Ludwig
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