Dracut Court Hears Bond and Docket Details For September
Antonio Camuso held in 3000 dollars bonds on two counts of assault with intent to kill and remains jailed until September 9. Injured men Brick in abdomen in critical condition. Eastman knee wound improving. Other cases include Thomas Altimus arraignment for obtaining money by false pretenses, William Gerow charged with larceny, and Ge row lacking counsel. Various drunks, fines, and sentences issued, with several individuals released or paroled.
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Antonio Camuso
Thomas J. Brick
John M. Eastman
J. Joseph Hennessey
Dracut
Thomas Altimus
William Gerow
William Gould
Gorham Street
Gerow
Cc. E. Reynolds
St. Charles Hotel
Carroll Darling
Joseph Jameson
Hadley
Jameson
United States
John H. Moran
Albert Morin
Morin
Chelmsford
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
John E. Bulmer
State Farm
Mary A. Coggin
John J. Horne
Mary Custy
Thomas Sheehan
John F. Harrigan
John Gotrick
Alexander Cherkoski
Annie Kelleher
Joseph H. Callahan
Michael Kelley
Frank Reed
Charles Boom
Camuso
Brick
Eastman
Sins and Follies of Fashion Exposed by Rev Babbit
New York August 31 Rev Dean Richmond Babbit condemned the so called smart set for fashion abuses in American society at a Church of the Epiphany sermon. He urged clergy and followers to uphold Christian morals and reform themselves to counter fashionable excesses. He warned that the flashy class degrades democratic America and repels thoughtful citizens.
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New York
Church of the Epiphany
Dean Richmond Babbit
America
Egypt
Europe
Summer of 1903 Coolest in New York Weather Record
New York on August 31 reports the summer of 1903 cooling the city to record lows. June tied a 1881 record, July near normal, and August averaged 69.5 degrees, two degrees below the prior low. Old sailors distrust the weather, while tenements enjoyed the unseasonable cool spell that troubled hotel keepers.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Will of Charles L. Fair Shocks San Francisco Officials
A document purporting to be the late Charles L. Fair's will arrived by mail and is now with the county clerk. Judge Murasky notes the will names his son Charles J. Fair with a $800,000 bequest, $750,000 to the Roman Catholic orphan asylum, $500,000 to Joseph Harvey, $40,000 to the city for a hospital, and the residue to his wife who is named executrix. The will is dated April 16, 1901, in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Charles L. Fair
United States
F. J. Murasky
Charles J
Joseph Harvey
Glidden’s Auto Tour Expands From Ireland to Arctic and Back
The article profiles Mr. Glidden and his automobiling feats likely surpassing rivals. The grand tour stretches from Ireland to the Arctic and back through Europe. He is described as an expert chauffeur and is accompanied by Dr. Rust and his wife on the journey.
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Mr. Glidden
Ireland
Arctic
Europe
Mr. Glid
Dr. Rust
RAILWAY MAGNATES ON TRIAL FOR CRIME
Seven prominent Newark magnates face manslaughter indictments in Essex county court over a February 19 collision that killed nine Newark high school students. Indicted are directors A J Cassatt John D Crimmins Edward C F Young Leslie D Ward Elisham B Gaddis David Young and J R Shanley with additional defendants Chas M Shipman James Smith Arthur W Pratt and Richard Hick named as senior officials.
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Newark
N. J
Essex County Court
Newark High School
Clifton Avenue
North Jersey Street Railway Company
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railway Company
John D. Crimmins
New York
Edward C. F. Young
First National Bank of Jersey
City DE
Leslie D. Ward
Prudential Insurance’ Company
Elisham B. Gaddis
David Young
North Jersey
J. R. Shanley
Chas. M. Shipman
Jas. Smith
Arthur W. Pratt
Richard Hick
Sickness and Keep Well by drinking Five Gallons
Advertisement style notice seeks distributors for circulars at 2.50 daily with address in Chicago. Also lists furnished rooms for rent with gas bath and steam heat. Another brief notice seeks a middle aged woman to assist in kitchen work at 46 Mass.
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Grand
Chicago
L&it
Miss Shattuck
Pawtucket Eee
Mass
Better for Ireland says former Dublin Lord Mayor
New York Aug 31 Former Lord Mayor Valentine Dillon of Dublin arrived en route to Pittsburgh and said Ireland has crossed the turning line into a newer and better civilization The British government has opened its eyes he added and the next few years will see Ireland rid of the system that impoverished the provinces while not optimistic about the future he warned that a turning point had been reached but the change is not yet complete
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New York
Ireland
Valentine Dillon
Dublin
Pittsburg
Pratt Judge J C Ellis Dies After Fasting Test
Pratt Kansas August 81 Judge J C Ellis a prominent western Kansas lawyer is dead in Pratt after a long fast to treat dyspepsia. He reportedly went 37 days without solid food seeking a cure.
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Pratt, Kas
J. C. Ellis
Kansas
Police Alert for Chicago Double Murderers and Robbery
Chicago officials seek three gunmen tied to a double murder at the Chicago City Railway barns and a $3000 robbery. Police link bullets to a July 31 Saloon shooting that killed B C Lagross and seriously wounded Adolph Johnson, with authorities vowing swift arrests.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
B. C. Lagross
North Avenue
Adolph Johnson
Lagross
Johnson
City Railways
Quarantine Enforced On Train Crews At Monterey Link
In Laredo Texas on August 81 a five day quarantine is enforced on all train crews arriving from Monterey Mex Consul Hollis Chann of Monterey is among those required to submit to the quarantine This measures follows a rigid quarantine established Saturday against Monterey reflecting cross border health controls and railway precautions.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Mex
Hollis- Chann
Lawn party for explosion sufferers postponed to Thursday
The lawn party organized by local cricket clubs for aid to explosion sufferers has been postponed until Thursday night.
Ayer's Hair Vigor Mentioned Amid Unclear Claim
Fragmentary note indicates use of Ayer's Hair Vigor is referenced but details are missing. The text provides no clear event, person, organization, date, or outcome to establish a complete news item.
YACHT RACE DELAYED BY STORM AT SANDY HOOK
New York Aug 31 Reliance and Shamrock III resumed trials after a 72 hour storm near Sandy Hook bay. Race start postponed due to heavy seas and shifting winds. By late morning both yachts prepared for a windward course with the Navigator and regatta committee monitoring conditions as blustery northeast winds and high swells tested hulls and crews.
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New York
Reliance
Shamrock
Sandy Hook Bay
Sandy Hook
Navigator
Barr
Wringe
Shamrock III
Sir Thomas
Erin
Hook
Unique
Scully
Leeward
New York Yacht Club
Highlands
N. J
Regatta Committee
Marconi Wireless
Chetola
Coal mines close as overproduction forces closures
Pottsville August 31. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company says it will continue a 25 cent per ton reduction on September contracts for pea and buckwheat coal, pricing pea coal at 1.75 at the mines, the same as August. Several large collieries have been closed indefinitely due to anthracite overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Commpany
Races Postponed At Narragansett Park Opening Day
Providence reports the opening grand circuit races at Narragansett park postponed due to wet track conditions. The delay affects today’s program and expected finals.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Fall fashions debut at the Merrimack store
The Merrimack unveils fresh fall styles this week with new walking coats and suits in fine men’s wear mixtures, Cheviots, and fiber lines priced from 15 to 55 dollars. Box Coats, coverts, and walking skirts appear at 12.50 to 30 dollars and 5 to 18.50 respectively, with more items and women’s department news promised in Wednesday’s issue.
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Tony Gamuso
York
Lowell
O'Sullivan Bros. CO
City Hall
Charles J. Glidden
Den
Tie
Jes Charles SF
Charles, Glidden
The
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Mrs. Dudley
BE. Waters
Grand Rapids
Ei-Azhar
State Board of Health
Elii
Ayer
Long Beach
the Bulletins
Merrimack
Women’s Dept
Merrimack Clothing Co
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