Morgan and Flagg Get Out on Bail
Jared Flagg broker and Daniel L. Morgan ex treasurer along with Rev. James T. Shock and others arrested in Friday raid released from the Tombs on bail totaling 65000 dollars. Most of the amount provided by a surety company including 10000 for Morgan Shock and Attorney Alvin H. Higgins. Ernest Flagg posted 25000 bond on his brother's behalf.
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New York
Jared Flagg
United States
Daniel L. Morgan
James T. Shock
Flagg
Morgan
Shock
Alvin H. Higgins
Ernest Flagg
Ninth arrest in Flagg case as money hoardings emerge
Post office inspectors apprehended Elbridge T. Sewall the cashier of the raided brokerage firm and held him on 10000 bail. Detectives pursued a young woman employee with warrants but found none. Flagg claims conspiracy and offers 100000 to charity if charges proven as authorities seize over 100000 in cash linked to Jared Flagg Jr and accomplices.
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Post Office
Elbridge T. Sewall
Flagg
Jared Flagg, Jr
Beware of Parlor Opticians and Eye Care Ripoffs
The article warns against Parlor Opticians who overcharge for glasses compared with Wilson Bros. on Scollay Square. It urges careful selection for children’s eye care, noting Wilson Bros. employs five skilled opticians and offers evening hours.
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Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
Suffolk Lawyers Endorse George W. Anderson for Attorney General
Distinguished lawyers of the Suffolk bar endorse George W. Anderson of Boston as the Democratic candidate for attorney-general. Notable supporters include District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier Sherman L. Whipple Thomas W. Proctor Charles W. Bartlett John F. McDonald Judge Charles Sullivan Charlestown and Senator James A. Hatton.
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Suffolk
George W. Anderson
Boston
Joseph C. Pelletier
Sherman L. Whipple
Thomas W. Proctor
Charles W. Bartlett
John F. McDonald
Charles §. Sullivan
Charlestown
James A. Hatton
Anderson
Expressions of support for George W. Anderson for attorney general
Citizens praise Anderson for ability integrity and legal acumen. They predict he would be elected over incumbent Republican James M. Swift if nominated. The passage notes Swift will not be opposed in the Republican primaries and presents several opinions on Anderson’s candidacy.
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George W. Anderson
James M. Swift
Anderson
Commonwealth
Endorsements for George W. Anderson as Attorney General nominee
A chorus of advocates praise George W. Anderson for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Each supporter lauds his legal skill, fairness, and leadership, asserting he would strengthen the ticket and govern effectively. Senator James A. Hatton adds high regard for his Suffolk bar reputation and character.
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George W. Anderson
Suffolk
McNamara Re‑elected Secretary at Bridge and Iron Workers
J J McNamara was re elected by acclamation to day secretary of the International Association of Structural Bridge and Iron Workers in convention. A $75 gold badge was voted to him while his trial is pending in Los Angeles. The executive board was expanded from four to six members.
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Milwaukee
J. J. McNnamara
International Association of Structural Bridge and Iron Workers
McNamara
Los Angeles
Judge orders Harrington to answer grand jury questions
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell orders John R. Harrington, attorney for the McNamara defense, to respond to grand jury questions. Clarence Darrow calls the ruling grounds for a motion to change venue for the McNamaras' case.
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Los Angeles
Bordwell
John R. Harrington
McNamara
Clarence Darrow
McNamaras
Two Men Fined for Row on Boston Elevated Car
Michael Leary of Endicott Street Somerville and John Caddigan of Schoyler Court Arlington were tried in Cambridge Municipal Court yesterday charged with creating a disturbance on a Boston Elevated car. They were found guilty and each was fined twenty dollars.
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Michael Leary
Endicott Street
Somerville
John Caddigan
Schoyler Court
Arlington
Cambridge
Boston
Amateur flier dies after plane crash at Nassau meet
Dr J C Clarke of New York, an amateur pilot, died at Nassau Hospital after his Queen Bird monoplane fell 260 feet during a test flight. He had planned not to fly today but took the machine up after repairs following a prior crash by Ignatz Seminonk.
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Nassau Boulevard
L. I
J. C. Clarke
New York
Nassau Hospita
Clarke
Ignatz Seminonk
Mineola
Dr. Clarke
Aerial crash injures aviators. tests planned for aerial mail
An aircraft struck the ground and flipped trapping an aviator under the wreckage. Rescue crews freed the injured, revealing skull fracture and multiple severe injuries. Tomorrow Postmaster General Hitchcock plans to fly with Grahame-White to Mineola to test aerial mail transport. A car versus plane race, protested by Louis Disbrow, is set for tomorrow.
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Hitchcock
Grahame-White
Mineola
United States Mail
Louis Disbrow
Postmaster Pleads Guilty in Mail Cancellations Case
Emerson G. Harrington,Egremont postmaster for 37 years, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to making a false entry in his record of cancellations. He is among defendants in a broad mail fraud and theft indictment wave, with several others already pleading guilty or not guilty. The cases involve forged money orders non mailable matter and post office break ins, with sentences and trials set for next week and Oct 9.
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Emerson G. Harrington
Egremont
United States District Court
Harrington
John C. Ainslee
Bernardston
C. H. Morton
St. Albans
Frank I. Howard
Winthrop
Fred M. Burns
Somerville
Antonio Grim
Lawrence
Howard
Henry Donahue
Newburyport
United States
Leonora Andrew
Cambridge
Norman Greenfield
Worcester
John Barry
Lynn
Benjamin Pento
Chelsea
William H. Locke, Jr
Orlando Paine
Dover
Thanasso Manteata
Dodge
Man Held on Bigamy Charge at West Somerville Home
George J Morrison, arrested last night at 58 Newbury Street West Somerville on a warrant charging polygamy. The complainant’s name is not in the record. Morrison, from East Boston, says he has been married about a year and denies any prior marriage.
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George J&. Morrison
Newbury Street
West Somerville
Morrison
Boston
Poslam Promises Quick Permanent Skin Relief
An advertise ment claims Poslam cures skin ailments rapidly and permanently with a box from local druggists for 50 cents. It promises immediate relief from eczema acne tetter and barber’s itch and notes a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City. Poslam Soap is sold for 20 cents.
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Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton
West 25Th Street
New York City
Death by Own Action Reported in Salem
David Bartlett aged 29 of 1388 Essex street announced he would kill himself. He waded 100 feet on mud flats at Hardy street shore, ducked, then returned as three women shouted for help. Police took him into custody and will check his sanity while Bartlett urged the crowd to try harder to save him.
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Salem
David Bartlett
Essex Street
Hardy Street
Bartlett
Terra Firma
Order Battle Practice for Utah and Florida
The Navy Department ordered battle practice within a month after commissioning for the new dreadnoughts Utah and Florida. The directive follows a long shipbuilding and fleet readiness period as the vessels prepare for active duty in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters.
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Utah
Florida
Washington
Navy Department
Miss Selena Conway Weds William Denton in Private Fall Ceremony
Miss Selena Blackmore Conway of 75 Maxwell Street and Washington D C structural engineer William Edward Denton quietly wed at the bride’s home a week ago. Rev Charles H Williams officiated. Attendants were Mrs Ernest Cox and Walter H Conway. The couple will relocate to Washington D C where Denton expects a Philippines appointment.
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Selena Blackmore Conway
Maxwell Street
William Edward Denton
Washington, D. C
Franklin School of
Wakefield
Charles H. Williams
Gloucester
Ernest Cox
Walter H. Conway
Washington
Mr. Denton
Phillipines
Mayor Praised by City Affairs on Health Boat
Mayor Fitzgerald joked about praise from the Good Government Association publication City Affairs for a health boat funded by tax levy rather than a loan. He contrasted it with the paper’s silence on the West End road lease the Shaw estate and other matters he calls important to the people.
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Fitzgerald
City Affairs
Good Government Association
City Hall
West End
Navy yard delays and new prep for combat ships
The narrative notes that vessels once took months after commission to become battle ready, but recent practices have changed, reducing the time from commissioning to active service at sea.
Assassin of Stolypin Dies in Kiev Hanging
Dmytr Boeroff, the assassin of Premier Stolypin, was hanged in Kiev after a court martial condemned him to death. He refused to see a rabbi when told the interview would occur with officials present.
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Kiev
Russia
Dmityr Boe»roff
Stolypin
Loomis Funeral Held at Torrington
The funeral for Charles Battell Loomis the author who died in Hartford was held at Trinity Episcopal Church Torrington with the Rev Chauncey Linsley officiating. Burial followed at Torringford where Loomis had a summer home. Many literary associates and New York friends attended.
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Torrington
Conn
Charles Battell Loomhis
Hartford
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chauncey Linsley
Torringford
Loomis
New York
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