Maud Fowler Arrested for Stealing Friend's Clothing
Maud Fowler, 19, was arrested by Inspector Martin Maher after Emily Kelly reported missing clothing. In a downtown encounter they identified the steel colored skirt, white coat, and large picture hat as Maud’s alleged items. Emily, blocked from New York trip, is the key witness in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Fowler
Martin Maher
Emily Kelly
West L Street
Maud
Emily
New York
Merrimack Square
Market Street
Central Street
Monkeys Run Wild at Lakeview Woods Detained by Keeper
Report from Lakeview describes nine of ten monkeys escaping their cage after a pad lock was replaced with a spike. Gorillas Ben and companions roamed freely over plains and trees, disturbing squirrels and prompting cheers from onlookers. Most monkeys returned by evening. one stayed behind at home. Keeper plans a sturdier lock next feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Lakeview
Ice Skating and Social Life at Willow Dale and Mercier Rinks
The recent stormy week drew large crowds to Willow Dale and Mercier rinks with top attendance despite rain. A costume party at Willow Dale is set for Friday with prizes for best costumes, while noted figures like Chas Powers and W. D. Regan receive attention for dining leadership and a bronze medal. Fishing on the lake yields good catches, aided by D. J. Ring's guiding. Joe McDonald remains a keen, noted fisherman with consistent results according to Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Avenue
Willow Dale
Mercier
Ed. Caldwell
Harry Wilson
Visit Old Orchard by excursion August 10
Travel to Old Orchard on the August 10 excursion offered via the Boston Maine Railroad. Round trip fare is $1.50, with details available at depots and on the railroad's board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Boston
Maine
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine R. R
Juniper Point notes of improvements at Salem resort
A 1905 report from Juniper Point Salem Massachusetts describes weather disruptions but strong investment in improvements. Gas service expands to homes and eateries while avenues are macadamized and flower plots created. Willows crowds reach five to ten thousand on peak days and an August 14 illumination event promises 15,000 to 20,000 attendees with electric lights, bunting, fireworks, bands, and police fireman presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper Point
Salem
Mass
Lowell
Willows
Boston & Northern Electric
Harry R. Rice
Henry W. Kelly
Thomas F. Little
J. C. B. Smith
Frank A. Fuller
David N. Cook
James E. Simpson
J. L. Brunette
William D. Chapple
Charles N. Symonds
John W. Swasey
Arthur Rodge
Reuben Arey
Joseph W. Dane
Harry Peach
J. A. Stingel
J. A. Hewes
George Rogers
Charles Gee
Peter Sweeney
Robert Crowley
T. A. Welch
Joseph F. Appleton
Albert Durgin
Edward Lee
Mr. Kelberg
Mr. Graves
Richard Crowley
Henry Thompson
Arthur T. Way
Paul Batchelder
Benjamin Enos
Elmer Moulton
Charlies Gee
John Remon
Girl from Paris at Lakeview Postponed by Weather
The Lakeview theatre postponed last evening's showing of The Girl from Paris due to weather. If conditions improve, the first performance will be given today at Lakeview theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lakeview Theatre
New Treaty With China Outlined by Post Intelligencer
Seattle dated August 1 reports publication of a proposed immigration treaty text by the Post Intelligencer. It substitutes the prior agreement on excluding Chinese labor, details include exclusions for laborers and certain workers, rights for non laborer Chinese, certificates for entry, and pathways for families. Provisions cover temporary terms, return certificates, right to appeal, and dispute resolution via The Hague with a ten year term and one year notice to abrogate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
The
Post Intelligencer
Jin
United States
Miawaiian Islands
Philippines
America
Dbe
Chinese Inc Ameria
Expert Cracksmens Loot Cigar and Billiard Hall
Money and jewelry valued at 4000 dollars were taken by expert cracksmen who blew open a safe at Charles Armbruster and Co on 1319 Third Avenue New York. The safe stood behind the cigar counter near the door and the burglars escaped unseen as covers from pool and billiard tables muffled the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Armbruster & Co
Third Avenue
Nashville Bars 25 Percent Fire Insurance Rate Rise
Nashville Tenn Aug 1 State Insurance Commissioner Folk prevented the Nashville board of underwriters from advancing fire insurance rates by 25 percent. The move followed an Attorney General Gates opinion upholding the anti compact law passed by Tennessee's last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Folk
Gates
Tennessee
Christian Federation Buys 164090 Acre Harney Ranch
Contracts signed in Portland for sale of the French Glenn ranch in Harney county Oregon to the Christian federation. The property covers 164090 acres, is 69 miles long and 25 miles wide, with a total price of 1800000 dollars. First installment due within 30 days. Also a note about watches at M F Woods 104 Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Harney County
Oregon
Co-Operatis Christian Federation
Mount Pleasant Spring Water Purity Gains Emphasis
The Mount Pleasant Spring Water is presented as the purest water with analysis supporting high quality. Fogg & Boldon previously owned it and now Fogg & Sands, via Daniel Sands, own J. F. Holden’s stake, promising better service and sterilized carboy packaging with continued purity.
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Mount Pleasant
Fogg & Boldon
Fogg & Sands
Daniel Sands
J. F. Holden
Pew
The Lowell Emergency Hospital Five Year Anniversary
The Lowell Emergency hospital marks its fifth anniversary with no public festivity but welcomes congratulatory messages to Dr. Frederick Dugdale. The co operative, low cost model treats laboring people, reporting 58 200 treatments and 75 hospital stays in five years with only ten deaths. Certificates costing 1 dollar fund care before accidents occur, skipping dividends unless a stockholder is injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Emergency Hospital
Frederick Dugdale
Emergency Hospital
Dugdale
Lowell
Catholic Foresters Open Seventeenth Biennial Convention
The seventeenth international biennial convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters opened in Boston on August 1. Sessions run to Friday with about 117,000 members. Contests for offices including high medical examiner drew interest as delegates met at Faneuil Hall and attended a solemn night mass at St. Stephen's before the gathering was called to order by Tone H. Cannon of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Order of Foresters
Faneuil Hall
St. Stephen’s
Tone H. Cannon
Chicago
Mosquito Pest Threat Diminished by Oil Methods
Reports from New York indicate the destruction of mosquito larvae by petroleum and ditching around Long Island and New Jersey resorts has nearly eradicated the pests. Oil experiments started years ago proved successful, with pools sprinkled and damp breeding sites eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
The
Herald
Chicago to Have Its Scotland Yard
Chicago announces a new murder bureau under Assistant Chief Schuettler with eight top detectives. Runners will go to crime scenes with photographers and a draftsman. Tangible evidence will be tabulated for court use in cooperation with the state's attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scotland Yard
John M. Collins
Schuettler
Most Successful Medicine for Bowel Complaints Advised
This remedy is praised as the standard treatment for diarrhoea and dysentery, claiming perfect success in nine epidemics. It is effective for cramp colic, cholera morbus, summer diarrhoea, and cholera infantum, even in children, and is urged for home use to save lives when given in water and sweetened form.
Arrival of the Envoys in Portsmouth July 31
The arrival next Monday of the Russian and Japanese envoys in Portsmouth is anticipated as a major event. Mayflower and Dolphin are due at 10 o’clock, with Rear Admiral Meade visiting both ships and saluting on landing. Gov. McLane will greet the envoys at the Rockingham courthouse before they proceed to Hotel Wentworth.
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Portsmouth
N. H
New England
State Pierce
Gov. McLane
Oyster Bay
Dolphin
Japan
Navy Yard
W. W. Meade
Mayflower
Admiral Meade
General Stores
Kittery
Long Bridge
State of
New Hampshire
Rockingham County
State Street
Hotel Wentworth
Court House
Concord
Russian ambassador Baron Rosen dines with Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Baron Rosen of Russia, new ambassador and ally of M. Witte, visited President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay for a luncheon and informal talks on the Washington peace conference. Witte is to visit next Friday, and Rosen will accompany him. The pair left for New York later in the day.
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M. Witte
Europe
Baron Rosen
Baron Komura
Akahira
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
New York
Secretary Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Haron Rosen
Ambassador Rosen
Wilson
New Teachers Granted Licenses In New York City
New York Aug 1 The board of examiners of the department of education granted 551 licenses to teach in the public elementary schools of the city. Of these 30 are men. Last year 45 of 537 candidates were men. Many vacancies exist so about half of the newly licensed are expected to be appointed to regular positions this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Examiners
Department of Education
Irish Woman Beaten to Death in Virginia
Richmond Va Aug 1 Lizzie Jackson an Irish woman was fatally beaten at Mount Laurel Halifax county on Sunday night by Early Moseley a Black man who claimed she hoodooed his wife Moseley fled and disappeared The text also notes an excursion to Old Orchard on the Boston and Maine line with a round trip rate of 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ve
Lizzie Jackson
Mount Laurel
Halifax County
Early Moseley
Moseley
Encore heat book praised for efficiency and ease
A quotation extols a heat device as easy to manage quick to work and economical versus any boiler. The ad urges readers to call or send for Encore, a little book worth reading for those interested in heat.
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Lakeview Woods
Lake Mascuppic
Chas Powers
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Powers
W. D. Regan
Regan
Joe McDonald
D. J. Ring
Joe
Mr. Ring
AMAIR
Vera Chemical Co
Bostox
FaLt
Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
No. Salem Cadet Band
the Point
Julia Batchelder
W. H. Wiggin
Ocean View
John M. Washburn
Belmont Street
Central Avenue
China
Christian Federation
M. F. Woods
Merrimack Street
Chile
Catholic Foresters
Chamberlain
President Roosevelt
New York City
Crawford Boiler
H. R. Barker Mfg. Co
Middle St
Lowell, Mass
Will
Coburn Co
C. 8. Rounsevel
Nashua
Willow Spring Water Co
Immy
Wm. C. Walker
J.B. Richardson
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