Lamothe Murder Trial Looms After Goddu Death
Following the fatal shooting of Georgiana Goddu, Joseph E. Lamothe faces murder charges as police chase leads from Pelham to Newburyport and Portsmouth. Witness accounts link a revolver to a man matching Lamothe, with evidence suggesting a double life and prior affairs. Goddu dies at 9:30 am. autopsy scheduled at 4:30 pm. another victim hospitalized and recovering.
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Georgiana Goddu
Joseph E. Lamothe
Pelham
Haverhill
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Lamothe
Premature Celebration of Fourth of July Court Case
The police court opened with a case where Lawrence McGrath accused Edward J. Leyden of assault with a teapot after torpedo cane noises from the Fourth of July celebration. Leyden found guilty, fined $15, with testimony from the McGrath family and Dr. Leary detailing a two inch frontal wound.
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Broadway
Edward J. Leyden
Lawrence McGrath
D. J. Donahue
McGrath
Leyden
Dr. Leary
Hadley
Fall Fatal in Middlesex Street Accident
Lovejoy J. Newman aged 70 died at St John’s Hospital from a shock caused by a fall from a staging at Stott’s block in Middlesex street last evening. He sustained a scalp wound two fractured ribs and a rib penetrating the right lung. He lived at 26 Lawson street with his wife.
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Lovejoy J. Newman
St. John’s Hospital
Middlesex Street
Newman
Thomas Kelley
Lawson Street
Young America Ship Seized For Unpaid Claim
The Young America, built in a Perth Amboy yard for a Rhode Island nautical school, was seized by Middlesex County New Jersey sheriff on a 4800 attachment. dispute arose over payments. ship to cost 150000 with aim to train boys for Annapolis.
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New York
Young ‘America
Perth Amboy
Nautical
Rhode Island
Middlesex County
N. J
Young America
Annapolis
Died At Wedding As Bride’s Family Struck Ill
Mrs Charlotte Pilotte of Kenwood suffered a fatal apoplexy while preparing for her daughter Claudia Pilotte’s wedding reception at the church. Her son in law Arthur Latour and others were at the scene. Claudia and Arthur are from Kenwood. Undertaker Archambeault handled arrangements after the 6:30 pm death.
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Claudia Pilotte
Steam er Senator Brings Gold to Seattle After Nome Trip
The steamship Senator arrived in Seattle from Nome Alaska with $40 000 in gold and several passengers. Earlier a fire destroyed the Lawrence hotel at Nome causing an estimated loss of $25 000.
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Seattle
Wash
Senator
Nome
Alaska
Lawrence
Nashua Stagemanic 50th Anniversary Parade In Nashua
Nashua NH June 30 grand finale of semi centennial celebration featured a sunrise national salute by First New Hampshire battery followed by an automobile parade with nearly 100 cars and a major civic and military procession. The NH National Guard brigade of 1200 led by Brig Gen Tolles topped a long parade with seven divisions including Amoskeag veterans civic societies and various fraternal orders.
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Nashua
N. H
New Hampshire
F. A. Mc Master
A. G. Pollard
Lawrence
Lawndale Grounds
Railroad Square
New Hampshire National Guard
Jason E. Tolles
J. H. Hunt
Amoskeag Veterans of
Manchester
N. J
Col
C. T. Lund
Gen. Elbert Wheeler
W. H. Cheever
R. S. Milliken
H. T. Ledoux
O'Donnell
Keep the Drill High School Vote Keeps Longer Session
The high school committee backed extending the school day by half an hour. A majority favored drill retention and a longer session, with hours likely 8.25 a.m. to 1.26 p.m. The plan aligns with train and streetcar schedules and should be approved at the next board meeting.
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Irish
Lord Barrington Held on Murder Charge in McCann Case
In St Louis on June 30 Asa FE Mitchell, water company agent, released after a police statement in the McCann murder inquiry. A new warrant charges British subject Lord Barrington with killing horseman James McCann. preliminary hearing set for July 8. Barrington declares he fears no lynching, confident in legal trial and protection. Blood stains and bloodied clothing found in nearby quarry search, but not linked to McCann.
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St. Louis
Asa FE. Mitchell
James McCann
New York
Barrington
McCann
Koch
One Little Ayers Pill at Bedtime Ad Copy
An advertisement for J C Ayer Co promotes a bedtime pill promising relief from heavy cares. The line emphasizes a single tablet to lift away burdens and improve well being. The copy uses a brief, catchy slogan with the company name and product claim.
U S Shipbuilding Company Declared Insolvent
Judge Kirkpatrick in Newark New Jersey on June 30 announced to counsel for complaining bondholders that he had reviewed the case papers and decided the United States Shipbuilding Company is insolvent.
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Newark
N. J
Kirkpatrick
United States Shipbuilding Company
Hungarian student Franz Prandl dies by gas in New York lodging
Franz Prandl a twenty year old Hungarian student who had come to New York six weeks earlier killed himself with gas after failing to receive expected remittance from Europe. He reportedly rented a Fourth Avenue boarding house room where he stayed moneyed and spent freely until funds ran out and a loan was refused.
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New York
Franz Prandl
Fourth Avenue
Europe
Prandl
Fishermen's union declares Fraser River strike patrol
In Vancouver on June 3 the British Columbia Fishermen's Union issued an official notice calling all union fishermen off the Fraser River and establishing a strikers patrol. Canners prepare for packing July 1 when the season opens, with contracts held by Japanese and non union whites.
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Vancouber
B. C
British Columbian Fishermen's Union
Frazer River
White man killed near Hamilton church shooting
In Columbus Georgia on June 30 John Cash, a white man, was fatally shot while trying to create a disturbance in a negro church eight miles west of Hamilton. A Black man named Henry White fired seven times, delivering the fatal wounds after Cash entered the church intoxicated.
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Columbus
John Cash
Hamilton
Henry White
Wong Katkah Heads to St Louis Exposition With Party
Wong Katkah the Chinese commissioner to the St Louis exposition departed last night for St Louis with his family secretaries artists artisans and servants. A special four car train carried the party.
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San Francisco
Wong Katkah
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
First Baptists Picnic at Canobie Lake Park
The annual First Baptist church picnic at Canobie Lake Park drew about 600 attendees. Six special cars transported the crowd to the grounds where sports were played and a luncheon was served at noon before the return trip home.
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First Baptist Church
Canobie Lake Park
Declare Free Shop Opens After Union Stamp Surrender
Lynn June 30 George E Nicholson & Co surrender the union stamp of the Boot and Shoe Workers union and announce a free shop this forenoon.
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Lynn
George E. Nicholson & Co
Boot & Shoe Workers’ Union
Wanted help wanted in multiple trades and roles
WANTED ads seek a machinist learner with high school preferred, a first-class machinist and pattern maker via Mr. Lewis B. Longmore at 545 Broadway, Syl WANTED-At once an experienced second girl for a few weeks at 148 Myrtle Street, Syl WANTED-Immediately two first class barbers for permanent positions at Franklin House barber shop, an yl WANTED-A smart young man at Bell Clothing Company with shoe experience, One eT WANTED-Kitchen girl at 30 Cabot Street apply at once, jui St
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Lewis B. Longmore
Broadway
Syl
Myrtle Street
Franklin House
Bell Clothing Company
Shoe
Cabot Street
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Michael
Kate Fay
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Mary E. Fay
Kate
William H. Martin
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Phil. Dwyer
Jackson Street
Harvey Buxton
Byron W. Johnson
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Ayer
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U. S. Shipbuilding Company
Fishers
First Baptists
Canobie
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