Josselyn Case Sparks Cape Town Elopement Plot
Ethel Josselyn a 20 year old from Marlboro Street Yarmouth was arrested for posing as a man seeking to elope with a girl about 18. Accompanied by the younger woman, she wore male attire and short curls, planned to flee toward Boston, aided by money and a male household suit.
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Ethel Josselyn
Yarmouth
Cape
Miss Jesselyn
Cape Town
Jesselyn
Marlboro Street
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Youkin
North End
Tharce
Boston
Bates Captures Boston Delegates in G.O.P. Race
Speaker John L. Bates wins 162 of 263 delegates in Boston and Suffolk County totals 201 to 101 for Guild. The GOP caucus results outside Boston show Bates with a majority as the Guild campaign collapses under the Bates surge. Continued on page 3.
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Boston
John L. Bates
Bates
Guild
Suffolk County
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Old Liberty Tree Block carpet shop ad on Washington Street
The carpet shop of John H. Pray, Sons & Co. sits adjoining the famed Old Liberty Tree Block. Located on Washington Street near Boylstone, it offers convenient access for the upper-class shoppers in a prime downtown area.
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Old Liberty Tree Block
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington St
Boylstone St
Admiral Dewey Returns Home to Welcome in New York Harbor
Admiral George Dewey arrives off New York as the battleship Olympia anchors in American waters near Sandy Hook. The welcome includes gun salutes from Fort Hancock and pilots taking Olympia into the lower bay. Dewey expresses gratitude, notes the nation’s vast preparations, and declines to discuss Philippine policy.
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New York
Dept
George Dewey
Sandy Hook
Hook
John Peterson
Olympia
Fort Hancock
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America
Ske
Dewey
S. Vorenberg & Co
Washington & Hanover Sts
Boston and
Cabini
Oo A .Co
Speaker Bates
John A. Bates
Massachusetts
Bates Guild
Lipton
Groker
Associated Press
Florida
Georgia
Bob
Admiral
Philippines
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