Awaiting Nathan Doctor Wanted in Case is Said Boston
In Boston a detained Morris Nathan awaits police questioning over the death of Miss Susan A Geary. Nathan’s attorney claims Geary may be alive and he will call the missing woman. Handwriting matches link a Salem letter to a physician certificate in Lowell. Evelyn Geary, sister, met police as the investigation proceeds. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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Boston
Morris Nathan
Susan A. Geary
Siskind
Nathan
Geary
Commonwealth
Salem
P. Smith
Lowell
Miss Geary
Evelyn Geary
Capt. Pierce
Watts
Capt. Dugan
Murder Suspected In Widow Margaretta Todd’s Death
New York detectives and Philadelphia coroner officials opened a joint inquiry into the death of Mrs. Margaretta Todd a wealthy widow. The estate is valued well over $180000 with potential totals reaching a million dollars. She owned the Von Hoffman apartments and other city real estate and wore jewelry valued at thousands when found. The investigation follows puzzling circumstances surrounding her death and recent movements.
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New York
Margaretta Todd
Scholer
Dugan
Philadelphia
Prand
Verdict for the Defence in Billerica and Street Rail suit
In Superior Court the defense verdict favored the town of Billerica and the Boston and Northern Street Railway in two John J. Newell suits. The judge ruled no liability for the town, and the jury later directed a verdict for the defence against the town. Arguments centered on the road surveyor’s acts, machine defects, and due care.
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John J. Newell
Billerica
Boston & Northern
Frederick A. Fisher
Morris
Collier
Wier
Morrig
Colier
Steamers Arrived
Boston, Nov. 1. Bostonian from Manchester and Menominee from Antwerp arrived, noting ships' crews and ports of call in a brief maritime update.
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Boston
Bostonian
Manchester
Antwerp
Fire set by boys at Lawrence Street house
A fire at a Lawrence Street house early this morning is blamed on boys, with the blaze starting in a shed rear and spreading to the ell. Mary Green of Boston owns the dwelling, occupied by a Jewish tenant, and firefighters from box 216 responded at 5:06 AM to prevent greater damage. The location is opposite a spot where a similar fire occurred last Saturday.
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Lawrence Street
Mary Green
Boston
Rogers and
Lawrence
Fie
DUFFY'S CONFESSIONS LETTERS TO ATHLETIC BODIES
New York November 1 Becretery James K Bulivan of the Amateur Athletic Union sent letters to the Amateur Athletic Union of England the Australia Stan Association and the Interect lentate Association of Armaten Ahl Amalgamations detailing a confession of professionsion and urging cooperation for suitable punishment amid cross border sports scandal reports.
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New York
Becretery
James K. Bullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Arthur F. Deffy
Herbert
Amateur Athletic Union of England
Coombe
Austraia- Stan Association
James Millman
Interect« Lentate Association of Armaten
Alh- Ametios
Sebel Geye Injured in Unclear Incident At Sea
An unclear report mentions Sebel Geye and SR GHPeliebed injured amid an event described with garbled text. No precise details, locations, or organizations are recoverable from the readable fragments.
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Sebel Geye
Saloon break in attempt leads to arrest in Lynn man
Samuel A. Warner, 49, arrested by Officers Murphy and Provencher at 3:30 am for felonious mayhem attempting break and enter the Roach saloon at Bridge and French streets. He pleaded not guilty and was held for hearing at $500. A big two-foot long bay iron jimmy was found on Hildreth street after eyewitnesses reported a noise of snapping wood and a suspicious man fleeing the scene. Warner, claiming to seek work, said he had just arrived from Lynn and denied knowledge of the tool. Police compare the incident to earlier breaks at Donohoe and Harvard saloons.
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Samuel A. Warner
Daniel F. Murphy
Provencher
Andrew F Roach
Bridge
French Streets
French
Roach
Jimmy
D. F. Murphy
Hildreth Street
Murphy
Warner
Welch
T. F. Donohoe
Union
Central Streets
Andrew Donohoe
Gorham Street
Harvard
Middle Street
Essex County
Lynn
Rice
Arthur E. Keating
Boston Post Office
Whittle
Talbot
Lowell
Harvey
Massachusetts
Whitte
Superior Court
Grand
Jewish Women's Council to Hold Fourth Triennial in Chicago
New York reports the council of Jewish women with about 10,000 members will meet in Chicago from December 4 to 13. The gathering aims to discuss issues vital to Jewish people in the United States and advancing their race.
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New York
Council of Jewish Women
Chicago
United States
Sweden F rats New Ensign Amid Nationwide Parade
Sweden hoisted a new ensign to replace the old union flag as Stockholm and other cities welcomed the reemergence of the flag. Crowds filled streets while church bells rang and troops paraded. King Oscar observed from the royal palace as fog cleared and citizens celebrated across harbors and schoolhouses.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Oscar
Interest Begins Friday November First
The notice announces interest payment starting Friday November first, with rates starting at 1.00 percent and increasing from there. It outlines how holders receive returns over time and the steps to claim accrued interest.
Talbot Held for Grand Jury in Extortion Case
Wilbur B. Talbot was tried in police court on extortion charges and held for the grand jury at $500. Testimony focused on a written demand to burn a North Scituate bakery building, with Talbot allegedly offering to refrain from reporting in exchange for money.
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Wilbur B. Talbot
Talbot
Hadley
Superior Court
Gertrude Olson
North Scituate
Harry G. Whittle
J. E. Otis
North Seituate
Whittle
Keating
State Police
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Talbot
Man Killed at Grade Crossing Near South Danbury
Franklin Park XN. H. New reports a man attempting to cross railroad tracks was struck by a southbound freight on the Concord division of the Beeton and Maine railroad near South Danbury. Clinton C. Stearns, years old, leaves a widow and six children.
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Franklin Park
Inquest Adjourned Over Veas Heir Question in Fuston
An adjourned inquest into the death of John B Veas in Fuston Me centers on questions of an heir and possible involvement of a juryman. The proceedings paused as counsel argued about lineage and potential conflicts of interest among jurors.
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Fuston
John B. Veas
Dereuee
San Francisco Brief Sailings Reported
In a terse San Francisco item, Lena Bostion erulter set sail on a listed date with a roundabout phrasing noting voyage timing and destination hints. The fragmentary text suggests a maritime movement tied to a local port activity.
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San Francisco
L— Bostion Erulter Lena
Viedi Verter
Married Teachers Debate in Evening Schools
City school officials discussed employing married women in the evening schools. Superintendent Whitcomb noted several are needy and effective, warning against removing capable teachers, while one committee member urged dismissals for those not in need. He cited two cases of hardship and a strong bookkeeper who is married.
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A. K. Whitcomb
Courier-Citizen
Tragic accidental shooting claims Burlington mill hand
Edward Gladue aged 44 died instantly in Burlington when a revolver he was cleaning discharged through his mouth and into the brain. He worked at Winooski Mill and suffered Bright's disease for years. Survived by a brother in Lowell, Massachusetts and other relatives. Local confirmations varied and family refrains from attaching weight to the report.
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Burlington
Edward Giladue
Gladue
Bright
Philles Gladue
Lowell
Maas
Giady
Livi
Edward
Kaleer Wilheim Tr. Collides Near Nantucket
New York reports the steamer Kaleer Wilheim Tr. from Bremen in wireless contact with Mac coneet at 4 36 am. The vessel left 04 miles east of Nantucket and will probably dock about tomorrow with unknown losses or damage expected aboard.
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New York
Kaleer Wilheim
Bremen
Mac. Coneet
Nantucket
Everted Silver Model at Louw Key Position
A concise report notes an everted silver model achieving a key position for Louw in a notable context. The brief highlights the significance of this placement within the ongoing developments surrounding the subject.
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Everted
Louw
Conflicts Montane as St Petersurg Faces Crackdown
Snowy morning cools crowds after yesterday’s delirium as General Trepoff warns strong measures. Workers drift back to rail work while students and Social Democrats push for a democratic republic. Clashes erupt in several towns with Cossack charges injuring several near the Vasili Ostrov university.
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St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Kazan
Social Democrats
Byelostok
Kishineff
Kieff
Vasili Ostrov
Clemency Plea Filed for Snell in Murder Case
Boston petitions signed by Hugo A. Dubuque Mayor Coughlin James P. Doran and many Bristol County residents ask Gov Douglass to commute Angles Snell sentence from death to life imprisonment A hearing is set for next Wednesday The case involves the murder of Tillinghast Kirby a flier at Horse Neck beach near New Bedford with robbery as the motive.
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Boston
Hugo A. Dubuque
Coughlin
Fall River
James P. Doran
New Bedford
Douglass
Angles Snell
Bristol County
New Hedford
Snell
Tillinghast Kirby
Horse Neck Beach
Appointment of Flaherty Confirmed In Civil Service
Nasion November 1 Jon C Poeiletier of this city was appointed a member of the civil service commission of Massachusetts by the governor to fill the vacancy left by Henry W Warren of Williams town who recently resigned The appointment accompanies other political developments as Gloucester and neighboring towns see shifts in public offices
Moody barred from campaign in Reston Nev report
Reston Nevada reports that Majer Talbot, chairman of the state committee, urged Moody to refrain from participation in the campaign. The note cites public pressure and legal constraints as reasons Moody cannot take part in the party activities.
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Moody
Reston
Nev
Majer Talbot
State Committee
Alornes Geners
Five American Missionaries Believed Murdered in Lienchow China
Headquarters in New York report five American missionaries at Lienchow China believed murdered. Victims named include Dr Eleanor Chestnut Mrs C Mable and child Rev John F Peale Mrs Elga Patterson and Mr and Mrs Peale. Presbyterian board confirms all Lienchow staff under its charge. No further details yet.
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Hong Kong
Lienchow
Kwang Tung
Gulf of Tong King
Pakhoi
Eleanor Chestnut
C. Mable
Child
Peale
Lienchow Mission
New York
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Board
E. C. Mabhle
John F. Peale
Elga Patterson
Dr. Brown
Mure Ders
Billerica Property in Bankruptcy Trustee Finds Two Land Parcels
Boston reports Trustee J M Sears of Burnett Cummings Co lenders in bankruptcy with over 1 million in liabilities filed a first report in U S district court. Assets are two Billerica land parcels titled to Massachusetts Engineering Co and C S Cummings Co with records burned by C S Cummings 2nd prior to failure.
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Boston
J. M. Sears
Burnett, Cummings & Co
U. S. District Court
Billerica
Massachusetts Engineering Company
C. 8. Cummings & Co
C. 8. Cummings 2Nd
Feuding Crowds Clash In Union Square Over Flags
New York crowds in Union Square numbered over a thousand as they attacked and tore down an anti Hearst banner. Police intervened after the mob removed a red flag marked Hearst and a second flag labeled McClellan. The display referenced actions at City Hall and Park Row with page continuation noted.
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New York
Nov
Union Square
Park Row
McClellan
City Hall
Secon
Hearst
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John Newell
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Samuel Warner
Traders National — Bank
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Lena Relgaseu
Vermont
Wireless
China
Flaherty
Presbyterian Mission At
Billerica Property
T* Babbitt Co
Opticians
Pee Marche
Sette
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