Judge Hadley Returns to Court After Six Weeks Away
Police court session brief as Judge Samuel P. Hadley resumes duties following six weeks abroad. Main case James Maguire pleads guilty to assault on an unknown woman at a band concert. fined 15 dollars for assault and 6 for drunkenness. Other defendants include Minon sent to state farm, Bambrick placed on probation, and several arraignments continued.
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Samuel P. Hadley
James Maguire
South Common
Maguire
Cook
Jubilant Kitchener Gains Viceroy Prestige in India
In Simla, Aug 21, sympathy pours for Lord Curzon as he resigns while bedridden after opposing the cabinet. Friends of Lord Kitchener celebrate, seeing him as de facto viceroy with enhanced prestige. Native opinion favors Kitchener, deeming his power supreme.
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Simla
British India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Lord Kitchener
Kitcheneg
City Hall ends grants as smallpox seen in Lakeview
City departments close their appropriation books while a smallpox case is reported on Lakeview Avenue. James J Spillane’s board of health nomination is withdrawn by Mayor Casey after failure to gain confirmation. Dr Thomas F Carroll expected to replace him and aldermen vote at a special meeting. Councilman Morse retires from politics. Auditor notes farm spending nearly exhausting its year’s funds with requests for more money anticipated.
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James J. Spillane
Board of Health
Thomas F. Carroll
Board of Aldermen
Spillane
Casey
Courier- Citizen
Hayes
Braden
Alderman Walker
Mr. Spillane
Morse
City Hall
Stabbed by Fellow Worker in Collinsville Incident
Cristoforo Distoforo, an Italian laborer for a street railway company, was stabbed multiple times in Collinsville after an argument over a $2 debt. A companion allegedly used a pocket knife while Distoforo reached for a stone. both men bled, Distoforo received nine wounds and was treated at St. John's hospital and released home.
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Cristoforo Cistoforo
Collinsville
St. John’s
Distoforo
Lookerson
Distofero
St. John’s Hospital
Killed Wife and Himself in Brockton Tragedy
James W Crawford a 50 year old shoemaker murdered his wife at 50 Ford street Brockton then killed himself with a razor A note blamed jealousy He severed her neck and disfigured her face before taking his own life The couple were known locally with Crawford employed at Commonwealth shoe factory and Mrs Crawford working as a clerk for James Atus owner of a dye house Medical Examiner said the crime likely occurred early yesterday
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Brockton
James W. Crawford
Ford Street
Crawford
Commonwealth Shoe Factory
Whitman
James Atus
A. E. Paine
Athos Heard From Letter From Missing Steamer Captain
Baltimore Aug 21 Atlantic Fruit Company reports Capt Colombo of the missing Athos sent a letter aboard Montevideo from Havana Aug 17 dated Aug 14 1905. Engine damaged provisions low cargo lost crew safe repairs hoped Thursday and contact Mr Donald for concern.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Fruit Company
Colombo
Athos
Montevideo
Havana
Joseph di Giorgio
Donald
B. Colombo
Funds gathered to import mutineers from Odessa row
New York reports a socialistic group on the East Side is collecting funds to bring to the city the mutinous sailors from the Russian battleship Potemkin, dispersed in Roumania and Rome. About 400 men are involved.
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New York
Odessa
Roumania
Rome
Attempt to Assassinate Queen Mother in Alps Tour
A Turin dispatch reports an assassination attempt on Queen Margherita while she rode in an automobile toward the Alps. The car struck a stone barricade, overturning but injuring none. five occupants were alarmed. Police arrested two suspects after investigating the barricade's deliberate placement.
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New York
Turin
Herald
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Alps
St. Bernard
Marquise di Villamarina
Woman Held Without Bail After Broadway Hotel Shooting
Beatrice C. Young formerly of Winona Minnesota is held without bail for further examination after shooting Katherine Morgan a public stenographer in a Broadway hotel. Morgan is reported to have a fair chance of recovery.
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New York
Beatrice C. Young
Winona
Minn
Katherine Morgan
Broadway
Final arguments loom as Russian note awaits Roosevelt aim
Portsmouth reports that Emperor Nicholas’s reply to Mr. Witte’s message, reflecting Roosevelt’s push to prolong negotiations, is expected tomorrow. Officials deny arbitration as the sole solution while signaling possible principles for a future Russian offer. Attaches relax on the hotel veranda as envoys await decisive telegrams from home.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Nicholas
Witte
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Baron Komova
Takahira
Boston
New York
Mr. Witte
Boy Rescued From Concord River Near Church Street Bridge
A six year old boy named Joseph Clark fell from the river bank into the Concord River near the Church Street bridge while playing on the ledge. Michael Sullivan and Charles W Bell pulled him from the water, and Dr Daniel O Heath revived him after he was unconscious. The boy was later taken to his home in Concord.
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Concord River
Church Street
Joseph Clark
Coficora Street
Michael Sullivan
Charles W. Bell
Barthyoe wins world long distance bait casting title
Chicago August 21 B B Barthyo mew of Kalamazoo Mich yesterday won the world championship for long distance bait casting at Garfield park during the fourth annual international fly casting tournament. He posted a high average of 183 49 60 feet with F T Rhodes also from Kalamazoo recording an average of 178 49 60.
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Chicago
B .B. Barthyomew
Kalamazoo
Mich
Garfield Park
Avith
F. T. Rhodes
Altotte Found Dead in Boarding House Room
Ferdinand Altotte a 30 year old mill worker was discovered dead in his room at Mrs Champagnes boarding house 50 Lee Street shortly after 7 am. Gas asphyxiation was the cause with the room’s jet found open and whiskey in the room. The death is considered accidental with a young woman from Methuen who was to marry him to have been visiting. Police and medical examiners investigated as undertaker Joseph Albert moved the body. Altotte had returned to the boarding house around midnight after heavy drinking. He was found undressed near a couch and the hallway smelled of gas.
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Ferdinand Altotte
Jane Champagne
Lee Street
Campagne House
Altotte
Moore's Mills
North Chelmsford
Champagne
Methuen
Ferdinand
Alcotte
Joseph Albert
J.C. Irish
Albert
Pistols Flourished in Moody Street Arrest
Arthur St Onge and John Goyette were arrested on Moody street after St Onge flourished a 38 calibre revolver while both men were drunk. Officers Markham William Giroux and Frank Fox made the arrest and they were taken to the police station.
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Arthur St. Onge
John Goyette
Moody Street
Markham
William Giroux
Frank Fox
Twain
St. Onge
Martial law proclaimed in Baltic province Courland
Mitau August 21 martial law declared throughout the Baltic province of Courland in a sweeping measure tightening control and curbing unrest across the region.
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Mitau
Russia
Baltic
Courland
Killed Sister and Himself in California Shooting
In Los Angeles on August 21 B M Beebe a cement finisher shot and killed his half sister Miss Lottie Beabe after she accepted attentions from young men. Beebe then shot at another sister and killed himself, objecting to her social choices. Steamers Arrived Zeeland from Antwerp. Switzerland has 25 snowshoe clubs with 8000 members.
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Los Angeles
Cal
B. M. Beebe
Lottie Beabe
Switzerland
Wreck of Coal Schooner M. C. Haskell Claims Mate
The coal laden schooner M. C. Haskell bound from New York to Rockland Maine wrecked on Handkerchief shoal near Chatham. Mate Neilson Paulsen of Rockland drowned. Captain Wingfield and four crew escaped in boats. Vessel and cargo valued about $6000, uninsured. crew to reach life station by dawn.
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Chatham
M. C. Haskell
New York
Rockland
Neilson Paulsen
Wingfield
Winfield
Handkerchief Shoals
Mate Taunsen
Steward Olsen
Steward
Tamsen
Kelley
Monomoy Point
John Doherty
Otto Béck
Aleck Clayford
I. L. Snow & Co
Haskell
Arthur Wingfield
Neilson C. Paulsen
Polandwide Protest Strikes Halt Rail Service
A general strike proclaimed in Poland over representation in the national assembly began in Warsaw with Vistula railway workers quitting, leaving trains idle. Police faced armed socialist demonstrators. eight killed, others arrested as factory workers in Warsaw Lodz and Pobianio joined the stoppage, halting Terespol and light rail lines.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Poland
National Assembly
Vistula Railway
Lodz
Pobianio
Vistula
Terespol
Wood to Washington on official visit from Boston
General Leonard Wood of the A.S.A. left Boston today for Washington after a brief head operation. He expects to return in about a week and then sail next month for the Philippines.
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Boston
Leonard Wood
Washington
General Wood
Philippines
Crushed to Death on Track in Butte Collision
Nine people were killed and about a dozen injured when a street car returning from Columbia Gardens collided with a freight train on the Butte Anaconda Pacific line near the depot. The dead include Mrs. Sadie Smith Maggie Harrington Maud Johnson Mrs Jacobs Maggie Keefe Vera Houghton Chris Wold and two unidentified persons. Injured include TerI Kottke John Harvey and others. many more were treated at home. The freight train pushed 14 cars and the motorman reportedly tried to outrun the crossing.
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Butte, Mont
Columbia Gardens
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Sadie Smith
Maggie Harrington
Butte
Maud Johnson
Mrs. Jacobs
Maggie Keefe
Vera Haughton
Chris Wold
Montana Undertaking Rooms
Teri Kottke
John Harvey
Harry L. Lindley
Joseph Kennedy
Tennie Brudes
Albert Dockstader
Agnes Sullivan
Gertie Shay
James Cairns
Phelix Hughes
Alfred Jackson
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Narrow escape at Revere beach involves four men
Former Councilmen Patrick F. Welch and Michael J. Markham were pulled from the surf at Revere beach Sunday afternoon by ex Councilman Timothy F. Donahue and Thomas J. McDermott. The four men had gone to the beach in the forenoon and cramps in the heated water led to a near drowning before rescue.
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Patrick F. Welch
Michael J. Markham
Revere Beach
Timothy F. Vonahue
Thomas J. McDermott
Welch
Markham
Messrs
Donahue and
MacDermott
Kitchen Fire on First Street Quelled by Firemen
A kettle of fat on a stove in a First Street house caught fire shortly after 9 this fore noon and threatened to spread. A telephone alarm summoned the Fourth Street engine, which responded and extinguished the blaze before serious damage occurred. The building is owned by Mrs Goddard.
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First Street
Central Station
Fourth Street
Goddard
Push Cart Peddlers May Strike
New York Aug 21 A strike of 7000 push cart peddlers looms on the East Side as only about half can obtain licenses and the rest face arrest and fines. The peddlers accuse police and authorities of discrimination arguing that 1500 licensed storekeepers in crowded tenement districts hold licenses that should be shared with street vendors. If a strike occurs, perishable food shortages could arise.
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New York
East Side
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Judge Hadley
Northern Depot
William J. Minon
Minon
Middlesex Street
Cawley
Morris
Hadley
State Farm
Johnny West
Harry Graham
Thomas J. Enright
John Kiparisos
John Parakos
John F. Bambrick
Bambrick
Supt
John
William Moughan
McGovern
Lakeview Avenue
Daniel J. Ryan
Fred J. Vallery
Bridgewater Institution
Charles McCarthy
John Casey
Arthur McGovern
Louis Bissonette
John Levanus
John Tougos
Kitchener
Brockton Shoemaker
Italy
Sakhalin
Japan
Concord
Sister
Beebe
Zeeland
Antwerp
Tweilmass
Chief Shoals
ALL
Wood
Ei-Azhar
G. G. Read
Central St
Lowell
Fat
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