Moran Charges To Be Considered By Police Board Today
Boston police officials confront Moran charges aired in the Post alleging Boston police copied New York tactics, using spotters and entrapping suspects. Curtis says he will read the article. Clark defers comment until the full board convenes with General Martin attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Clark
Pemberton Square
Department
John B. Moran
Charles P. Curtis
Boston
Moran
Mr. Curtis
Chapman
New York
Police Commission of
Martin
Clergymen condemn spotting crime detection method in Post opinion
The Rev Dr Lorimer and Rev A S Gumbart criticize J B Moran’s spy system, calling it immoral and ineffective. They fault police using spies and liquor-law circumstantial evidence, arguing crime is an illness not to be treated with immoral homeopathic methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Post
J. B. Moran
New York
Police Commission
Fred Grant
A. S. Gumbart
Dudley Street Baptist Church
New Bedford Manufacturing creditors win discharge of receivers
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Colt granted a motion by representative creditors and assignees to discharge the receivers and place the corporation’s assets in the hands of Walter Clifford and George F Putnam. The mills will be run for the benefit of ninety creditors under an amicable agreement approved by the creditors and receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colt
New Bedford Manufacturing Company
Walter Clifford
George F. Putnam
Choked to death during supper in Central Falls
Michael Hennessey aged about 60 choked to death while eating a meat stew at his home on the corner of Washington Street and Lincoln Avenue Central Falls He attempted to converse as a piece of meat lodged in his throat causing strangulation and death within moments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Michael Hennessey
Washington Street
Lincoln Avenue
Central Falls
Hennessy
Maiden voyage yields death and birth on Wilhelm der Grosse
On the ships maiden outward journey from Southampton a stewardess Mrs Schmidt leapt into the sea and died. In the same night Knoxville Tennessee resident Mrs Schlaikjer gave birth to a son named Wilhelm Parker Schlaikjer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilhelm der Grosse
Southampton
Schmidt
Emperor William congratulates Bismarck on cruiser launch
Berlin Sept 27 The Hamburger Nachrichten says Emperor William telegraphed his congratulations to Prince Bismarck on the launching of the German armored cruiser Fuerst Bismarck at Kiel on the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburger Nachrichten
Emperor William of Germany
Prince Bismarck
Rman
Fuerst Bismarck
Keil
Lasell girls enjoy Concord excursion with Bragdon much
About fifty or sixty seminary students from Lasell, guided by Principal Bragdon, toured Concord and nearby Lexington on an all day trip and returned in time for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Les Lexngton
Bragdon
Lasell
Toland backs Ward 3 slate for Democratic nomination
Councilman John Jr Toland a strong candidate for the Democratic nomination for the Legislature from Ward 3 has announced support for Peter Tague and Frank Noonan. They will be endorsed by the Ward 3 Democratic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jr. Toland
Ward
Eter
Tague
Frank Noonan
Carriage Robes Horse Clothing Ad
Reversible plush carriage robes in black and dark green in large size offered at 3.00 each, 2.00 for two.
Japanese railway officials study U S systems in Boston
Two senior Japanese railway officials, S Hagesiwa and M Y Kunisawa, toured Boston to inspect steam and electric lines. Hagesiwa, Nippon Railway’s chief mechanical engineer, described Japan’s 3000 miles of rail, imperial government lines, private Nippon rail, and dividend practices, noting a new Tokio Kioto electric line and a planned union station. Kunisawa plans visits to Washington and Chicago before sailing Oct 11 for Japan to apply insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S. Hagesiwa
M. Y. Kunisawa
Hagesiwa
Nippon Railway
Kumisawa
Ways and Means
United States
New York
Japan
Imperial
Tokio
Kobe
Kioto
Government Line
Mr. Hagesiwa
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Norwalk
England
Subway
Kunisaya
Washington
Pittsburg
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Vancouver
Our Match Ball Made Of Finest Leather
A description of a match ball crafted from premium American leather. The item emphasizes quality materials and traditional construction for competitive play. No dates or teams are mentioned.
Foot Ball Sundries On Sale In Varied Prices
A catalog note lists items priced at 50c 75c and 1.00 including Foot Ball Sundries Ankle Supports Wrist Supports Elbow Pads Head Harness and related equipment in the collection.
Liquor quarrel leads to knife and gun clash at boarding house
Marchelle Danile, proprietor of 74 Charter Street boarding house, is jailed after a clash with boarder Morella. Danile fired twice at Morella, who aimed to stab him. both bullets hit Morella’s legs and fractured bones. Morella hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital. Police doubt charges. case set for Municipal Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchelle Danile
Rocco Merella
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charter Street
Danilo
Morella
Danile
Boston
Woodford Meets Spanish Premier in Madrid Visit
United States minister General Stewart L. Woodford paid a courtesy call on Spanish premier General Azcarraga. Newspapers claim he said US Spain Cuba talks have not begun and that no ultimatum was delivered. He reportedly offered good offices and said US would act to suppress filibustering if accord is reached.
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Madrid
United States
Stewart L. Woodford
Azcarraga
Woodford
Spain
Jamaica ginger habit grips Bellevue patient in 19th century case
New York - A 28 year old woman Mrs Emma Mockel of 430 East Thirteenth Street seeks Jamaica ginger not alcohol. Admitted November 2 1896 she was cured then but later relapse returns to craving. Dr Carolan places her in Ward 34 with a special diet and substitutes to curb the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Emma Mockel
East Thirteenth Street
Carolan
Jamaica
Woman Tries Poison Then Drinks It By Accident At Home
New York on September 27 Mrs Anna Wolfsohn of 219 West Sixty sixth Street was arrested for attempting death by her own action using paris green. She mixed a household poison with water to frighten her husband, left the cup on the sink, and drank it by mistake while thirsty at 5 am waking in agony. She survived with medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Anna Wolfsohn
Mrs. Wolfsohn
Letter Withheld On Cuban Policy Letter To Tetuan
Washington September 27 The administration has decided to withhold the text of the letter presented to the Spanish minister of foreign affairs by Minister Woodford. The letter outlined U S views on the Cuban situation but will not be made public for now due to circulated reports about Woodford's representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duke of Tetuan
Woodford
High street kiting on Surf Avenue ends with arrests
At Vanderveer's Hotel in Coney Island a woman in a bicycle outfit and a jaunty derby lifted her skirts as a young man in a derby hat kicked into the air. Onlookers packed Surf Avenue before Policeman Shea detained them for disorderly conduct. Emma Lott and John Zenger were jailed. bail was posted for Lott by Dr. Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Vanderveer
Surf Avenue
Chambers
Shea
Emma Lott
West One Hundred
John Zenger
Dr. Cohen
John Lott
Mecca
Must Toe The Mark Law For Stables In City
The stable law passed last winter prompts most stable keepers to comply and the Board of Health expects all stables to be equipped. C P George of 63 Berkeley Street has not complied. Complaints allege two manure pits with no cement bottoms and drainage causing stench. Iron gutters behind stalls are required for stables with more than two horses. The board will act if he does not remedy promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
C. P. George
Berkeley Street
City Hall
Lamar Found Dead in front of Gaiety Theatre
Benjamin Frank Lamar, prominent Fairland Oklahoma farmer and Territorial Legislature member, was found murdered with a crushed skull in front of the Gaiety Theatre on Fourth Street in St Louis. Police say he had been drinking late and a large sum of money he carried vanished after his death.
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ST. Louis
Gaiety Theatre
Benjamin Frank Lamar
Fairland
Oklahoma
Lamar
Joe Boyle Dead in Portland At 26
Joseph F. Boyle a well known parsoner man in Portland died suddenly this morning of heart disease aged 26 He had worked for the Advertiser Argus and Sunday Telegram in recent years He was regarded as one of the best all around athletes in the city especially in baseball and other sports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Joseph F. Boyle
Advertiser
Argus
Sunday Telegram
Horrific Cuban Advance Report Details Atrocities
Havana reports alleged details of Victoria de las Tunas capture by Cuban forces after Spanish surrender. Officials describe plunder and brutal acts against women and girls, including mutilations of volunteers and harm to civilians and guards, with numerous named victims and witnesses across the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Victoria de Las Tunas
Santiago de Cuba
Vincente Garcia
Pedro Suarez
Ramon Rubio
Mme
Pepulo Santa Ana
Fernando
Bodano
Machado Ramon Diaz
Trista
Camilo
A Foresters Night Reunion at Pilgrim Hall
St Josephs Court Catholic Order of Foresters plans a reunion and reception for members invited guests and lady friends at Pilgrim Hall 694 Washington Street Wednesday evening with many distinguished guests expected. Invitations go to clergy and dignitaries including Rev William Byrne Fathers Anderson Kelleher Walsh Coppiner High Chief Ranger William E Kay and others. Musical selections by volunteers J A Fitzgerald Agnes Fitzgerald Mary E Newall D W OBrien Joseph I Linehan Cornelius Mahoney and more. Past Chief Ranger C J Fay toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Court
Order of Foresters
Pilgrim Hall
Washington Street
William Byrne
Anderson, Kelleher
Walsh and
Coppiner
William E. Kay
James J. McLaughlin
J. J. Kelley
Joseph E. Hayes
John Hurley
Etta A. Welch
St. Gertrude’s Court
D. J. Whalley
Newton
J. A. Fitzgerald
Agnes Fitzgerald
Mary E. Newall
D. W. O’brien
Joseph I. Linehan
Cornelius Mahoney
C. J. Fay
Tragedy at Baltimore as brakeman fatally shoots sweetheart
Michael Simmons a railroad brakeman aged 23 8 shot his sweetheart Miss Jennie Long aged 19 last night and killed himself upon police entry to his hiding place The girl may recover with medical care and authorities continue to investigate the incident in Baltimore Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Michael Simmons
Jennie Long
Tugboat John A Woods Destroyed by Fire on Hudson
In Poughkeepsie on September 27 the tugboat John A Woods was destroyed by fire on the Hudson while towing a long raft of piles from Troy to Brooklyn. Owned by Captain Gods, the loss is set at 25000 dollars and fully insured.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John A. Woods
Hudson River
Troy
Brooklyn
Captain Gods
Old man 76 tried for kiss of niece in midnight drive
A white-haired 76-year-old man faced a jury after kissing his niece, Mrs Effie Pilkey, on a midnight drive to her mother's house. She sought $2000 damages, but the judge ruled no improper intent, and the jury awarded 20 cents to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Pilkey
Millionaire Stokes to Host Grand Lexington Barn Dance
Mrs W E D Stokes of New York plans a 9 pm to 3 am barn dance at Patchen Wilkes Stock Farm on Oct 2 to entertain Eastern guests after her new Lexington barn is completed. Invitations extend to 500 prominent locals with prizes for buck dancing cake walking dressing and clog dancing and Will Jones Orchestra to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Patchen Wilkes Stock Farm
Will Jones
Oldest Hawaii resident Kepoolele Apau is 124 years old
Honolulu reports Kepoolele Apau, a native woman living in the city, is 124 years old by the most authentic reckoning and remains mentally sharp. She recalls events from more than a century ago, including the well digging at Kay in 1781, and says her appetite is fair. Her health is reported as good.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaii
Kepoolele Apau
Kay
Fornander
Mrs Buckminster Fails to Appear in Separate Support Case
Mrs Harold Buckminster of Beverly using the stage name Mary Anderson did not appear in Middlesex Probate Court for her suit for separate support from her husband. The case was postponed to next month after the earlier, similar absence by the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Buckminster
Beverly
Middlesex
Mary Anderson
Frohman
Red Robe’ Company
Defense Trial Resumes in McGuinness Assault Case
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Dewey resumes the trial of Steele Campbell Carmichael and Quigley on charges of assault with intent to kill Thomas McGuinness. Testimony identifies Steele at the scene. others claim alibis. Defense lawyers argue witnesses and note a suicide linked to Steele. Evidence for the defense resumes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Superior Criminal Court
Steele
Campbell
Carmichael
Quigley
Thomas McGuinness
Daniels
Bernard McDonald
Moran
Gaddis
Linus M. Child
Daniel H. Coakley
Mystic Wharf
John B. Moran
Dilloway
Section 22 talk on Congress work and Section 22 details
Representative S W McCall spoke before the Citizens Trade Association in Cambridge last night about the last Congress. He explained how Section 22 emerged from section 19 and how a two line addition exempted contiguous countries, noting the secrecy and complexity behind the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. McCall
Citizens’ Trade Association
Cambridge
Senate
Congress
Conference Committee
United States
McLean Returns to Boston Amid Missing Girls Mystery
Charles McLean comes home to Boston denying involvement with May Grant of East Boston and Annie Weldon of Brockton. He has been in love for three weeks since last Saturday, leaving the mystery of the girls’ disappearance unexplained. The narrator knew one girl personally and first heard of their departure through the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McLean
Boston
May Grant
East Boston
Annie Weldon
Brockton
Mr. McLean
Loveland
Hazleton indigna tion meeting speakers named at Faneuil Hall
Socialists plan tonight’s Hazleton indignation meeting at Faneuil Hall with speakers Martha Moore Avery John F Tobin and Joseph F Maloney Hebner to lead a 7 30 pm parade from Castle Square via Tremont Dover Washington Streets to Faneuil Hall The Armed Battalion Band will perform group delegations from Carpenters Iron Moulders Building Laborers and other unions will attend presiding over the gathering is David Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Faneuil Hall
Martha Moore Avery
John F. Tobin
Joseph F. Maloney
Eee Machinists
International Union Oo Nn
Hebner
Castle Square
Tremont Street
Dover Street
Washington
Wages Cut At Clinton Netting Works
A 8 percent wage reduction for piece workers at the wire cloth mill’s netting show was instituted today. About fifty workers are affected and the management gave no reason for the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Labor conference in Chicago denounces strikes
About two hundred labor representatives gathered at Orpheus Hall to attend a national labor conference called by the St. Louis labor convention. E. V. Debs argued that strikes are futile while capitalists trigger them. E. M. Bannister was elected chairman and W. R. Carrick secretary as credentials were approved and speeches heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Orpheus Hall
Schiller
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
E. V. Debs
The
Social Democracy
Debs
E. M. Bannister
W. R. Carrick
Pennsylvania
Gompers
Harrison on Strike in Chicago Streetcar Row
Mayor Harrison urged public support for Chicago City Railway Company workers facing dismissal amid union organizing efforts. He criticized railroad consolidation as a motive and affirmed workers’ right to organize if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
City Railway Company
Mark for thieves at Eliot street hardware store
A Saunders & Co. hardware shop at 27 Eliot Street suffered multiple burglaries. A September break yielded no clues, a second break saw a back wall door ripped off, and a third theft left about 5600 dollars of cutlery in two pillow cases with blood. The owner plans private stock surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
H. M. Saunders & Co
Pierce Body Arrives on Scythia in East Boston
The body of Edward Lt. Pierce arrived aboard the Cunard steamship Scythia and docked in East Boston yesterday. Funeral services are planned for today at the family residence in Milton.
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Edward Lt. Pierce
Cunard
Scythia
Boston
Milton
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