Exemplar y sentence in Riverside park liquor case
In a police court session, Joseph Shapiro and Salon Yagoda faced trial for intent to steal from John H. Garfield on July 30. Shapiro and Yagoda were found guilty, with Shapiro held at 500 and Yagoda expected to be reviewed Monday.
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Riverside Park
Joseph Shapiro
Salon Yagoda
John H. Garfield
Dennis J. Murphy
Jophanus H. Whitney
Boston
Shapiro
Yagoda
Garfield
Murphy
Patrick J. Gilmore
Charles Street
Lawrence Street
Gilmore
Frederick A. Rhoades
Billerica
Talbot Streets
Roper Street
Whitney
Spring Street
Lawrence
New York City
James Manley
Tewksbury
Dunham
New York
Hanover Street
219
Daniel W. Hammond
Cleveland
Spiro
South Lowell
Lowell
Square
Tigginville
Sheeny
Salon
William H. French
Peter A. Fay
D. J. Donahue
French
Denis O’brien
George Martin
Gilbert W. Sheridan
Duncan
Cawley
Atkinson
Middlesex Street
Pike's Market
Martin
Hadley
Turkey to Use Regular Troops Against Bulgarian Revolt
Constantinople reports conflicting detail on the Monastir uprising as Bulgaria’s revolt drives refugees to mountains. Turkey plans to deploy regular troops to suppress bands, with four battalions sent to Monastir and surrounding areas while Armenians and Kurdish issues trigger consular actions and border concerns with Russia.
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Constantinople
Monastir
Porte
Turkey
Perister
Florina
Valis
Asia Minor
Iilas
Musch
Erzeroum
Vali
First Practical Test of Deforest Wireless Telegraph
In Cleveland on August 7 the first practical test of the Deforest wireless telegraphy succeeded with signals received from Buffalo 180 miles away, three-fourths overland. The test lasted several hours and yielded copper and wireless code messages, though no replies were sent as the sending gear was not yet properly adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wanted Card Room Expert And Ecard Overseer
Classified item offers good wages for a card room helper, a warp twister expert, and a first class ecard overseer. Applies to the right party at address A2 Lowell eae 2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Eae
Bargain Month Neglige Shirts In August Sale
In August the store offers scrimped neglige shirts at deep discounts while ensuring full sizes. Show windows display bargains in men clothing hats and neckwear with new patterns and attached cuffs. Shoppers are urged to seize the opportunity as prices drop to 1.00 for shirts previously 1.50 to 2.50.
Court records show cases on file and parole status
Frank Dupres faced a filed case for non support. Martin J. Molloy, described as the session’s only drunk, remained in custody on a $200 bond until Saturday, identified as a parole man from the State farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dupres
Martin J. Molloy
State Farm
Lowell Performs at Canobie Lake Park Concert
American band Lowell headlines a Sunday afternoon concert at Canobie Lake Park. Admission details and start time not provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Canobie Lake Park
Relief Fund Receives Contributions From Many Workers
A historical ledger shows broad support for the Courier Citi nee Relief Fund with $6830.86 raised from various employers and individuals. Notable entries include Axminster & Ingram Weave Room, Bigelow Carpet Co, Lowell Reform Club, Mrs. J. L. Sargent, Rev. L. C. Manchester, and many small donors. Additional totals list August 4th and August 6th dates, with contributions from diverse communities such as Pawtucketville, Columbus, and Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster & Ingram
Bigelow Carpet Co
Sies
Boutwell Bros
Feeetess
Annette Davis
Gevves
Fred. C. Ghurch
James F. Preston
L. C. Manchester
Emily Stott
Vienna
Alice Saunders
R. A. Smith
Margaret J. McDonald
A. W. Brown
Peder Madereotk
Aeitinie
Harriet Hobart
Thomas Smith
Friseeinkre
A. N. Gustafson
Sige Ah Nee
Miss L. L. L
Nashua
Pitea Eee
Chelmsford
Working People of Lowell Aid Riverside Park Disaster
The Courier-Citizen Relief Fund received substantial donations from Lowell mill workers including $117 from Axminster and Ingrain weave rooms, $18.50 from finishing rooms, $46 from Brussels worsted yarn, and $41 from Lowell Hosiery. The gifts total $2421.45 and show laboring residents contributing in ihr working clothes as a sign of communal generosity. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Riverside Park
Courier-Citizen Relief Fund
Axminster
Ingrain
Bigelow Carpet Company
Bigelow Company
Lowell Hosiery
Call It Off Lowell Boxer Bout Likely Void
The Gardner Sweeney boxing match set for Monday at Lake Massabesh near Manchester may be禁止 by New Hampshire authorities. Local editorials denounce the event as a professional money fight, warn police and city leaders to act, and urge Governor Baldner to intervene to prevent a public spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Jimmy” Gardner
Lowell
Patsy” Sweeney
Manchester
Lake Massabesh
Manchester Union
Boston
Lawrence
Concord
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Bachelder
Sheriff Deane
Convict Albert Leavis Captured in Auburn with Wounds
Albert Leavis a Black convict who escaped Folsom prison is captured in Auburn California after a Newcastle train arrival. Sheriff Keena and Deputy Cowan confronted him at the depot, he fired first but the lawmen returned fire and shot him, taking him into custody with wounds in both legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Cal
Albert Leavis
Folsom
Newcastle
Keena
Cowan
Fireworks fall injures slack wire performer in Chicago
In front of 11 000 spectators Frank Rees age 17 slipped on a slack wire at Monroe and Fortieth, plummeting eighty feet. A lower staging holding fireworks cushioned the fall and the youth escaped serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Rees
Monroe Street
Fortieth Avenue
Mabel McKinley Retires From Vaudeville After LA Appearance
Chicago report says Mabel McKinley will not return to vaudeville following her Orpheum engagement in Los Angeles last Sunday night. Family objections prompted the decision, ending her stage career after the recent tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record-Herald
Los Angeles
Mabel McKinley
Orpheum
Desertion reported among artillery troops from Camp Douglas march
Chicago August 7 reports say thirty five of the two hundred forty artillery men ordered out two weeks ago on a 150 mile march to Camp Douglas Wisconsin have deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Camp Douglas
Wis
Fort Sheridan
Don’t Have a Fall Out With Your Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor
Ad promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a remedy for hair concerns and scars. It highlights restoring shine and strength, positioning the product as a solution for scalp issues and hair loss symptoms. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine advertising with authoritative assurances.
Trains Wreck in Grand Trunk Yard Kills Dozens
Durand Michigan August 7 Wallace Brothers circus trains wrecked in Grand Trunk yards killing 21 and injuring about 20 more as two sections collided after a braking failure. Occupants include trainmaster J McCarthy and several circus staff with many workers missing or dead. Animals perished and wreckage sprawled as rescuers worked for hours.
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Grand Trunk Yard
Durand
Mich
Wallace Brothers
Grand Trunk
Lansing
Laper
J. McCarthy
James McCarthy
Grand Trunk Road
Port Huron
Battle Creek
A. W. Large
John Purcell
Peru
Ind
Indianapolis
Louisville
James S. Foley
Detroit
Joseph F. Benton
New Milford
W. H. Roe
Armstrong
Frank Tilley
Rising Sun
Bell Abrahams
Sandusky
Ohio
Bert. McGrath
Connellsville
John W. Koons
Bairdstown
George Bartley
Los Angeles
Cal
Cardinal Gibbons Receives Pope In Private Audience
Rome August 7 Cardinal Gibbons was received by Pope Pius X in private audience. The Pope expressed interest in America and urged the cardinal to stay in Rome to learn about U S questions, noting the cardinal's delicate health and hot weather. The Pontiff gave apostolic benediction to American faithful before Gibbons met Rector Dennis R. O Connell and others from the Catholic University in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Pius X
America
United States
Dennis R. O'Connell
Charles P. Grannan
Catholic University At
Washington
P. C. Gavan
O'Connell
Father Grannan
Father Gavan
St. Peter and St. Paul
Santa Maria
Trastevere
Treasury official warns Wall Street may slow national business
Assistant Secretary Keep of the Treasury expresses concern over the market’s unsteady condition Aug 7 in Washington. He foresees delayed enterprise building and new institutions as the main danger, but sees only possible temporary stagnation and no immediate Treasury action. Shaw plans no official response while in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keep
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Department
Shaw
Chicago
Prominent Colorado miner shoots self after financial woes
Wm. G. Shapptot, a leading mining and real estate figure in Colorado Springs for eight years, killed himself. A note left at his home said he intended to shoot himself at his office due to financial difficulties. Police arrived five minutes too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Springs
Col
Wm. G. Shapptot
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James B. Carson
Adolphus Geroux
Taylor
Vici
O'Sullivan Bros
City Hall
The
Revo
Lution Movement
Wireless Telegraph
Merrimack Clothing Co
Lodge and Club
Wigginvile
Courier-Citizen
John C. Burke
Courier Citinee Relief Fund
Maria T. Stevens
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Ladd & Whitney Post, G. A. R
Paige Street
Beven
Gardner-Sweeney
Ayer
Wallace Bros.’ Circus
Durand, Mich
L. Larson
Cambridge
G. Thomas
Stake and Chain Gang
Harry St. Clair
John Leary
Springfield
Ill
Andrew Howland
New York State
Frank Thorp
Dundee
Robert Rice
Geo. Smith
Charles Sands
Joe Wilson
Pittsburg
W. J. McCoy
Columbus
Wag
James Card
Gibbons
Pope Plus
Pontiff
Colorado Springs
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