Doctor Leon in New Haven Robbery Case At Grand Union
Dr Leander Leon known across the country as a clairvoyant and trance healer remains jailed in New Haven after a robbery at the Grand Union hotel. He, his wife Lola Emory, valet Octave Alexis and maid Minnie Leonard faced charges as police recover a diamond and cash. The quartet arrived from New York, with authorities noting the doctor’s past schemes and nationwide notoriety.
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C Clarence Wayne, Jr
Ocean
Gulf
Leander Leon
New Haven
Conn
Grand Union Hotel
Octave Alexis
Leonard
New York
Lola Emory
Roxbury
Mass
Bridge Street
Worcester
Aunewer
Boston
Alexis
Sjeet
Bergt
Dennehy
Peter Hayes
Tiffany’s
Yale
Grange
N. J
Portamouth
Leon
State Street
City notes and local chatter from Concord Monitor
Residents note warm days in autumn pattern and Hobson's brief Boston visit. Mrs. Louies D. Tripp marks her 84th birthday on Union Street as shoe factory work slowly picks up. Corn harvests are average with red ears. Senator Gallinger to address Strafford Republican club in Dover. Col John C Linshaw to speak in Lebanon and Portsmouth. Navy figures and volunteers discuss furloughs and mustering out. Spale market quiet. NH apples sold high with a Buscawen farmer profiting $1100 this season.
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Hobson
Boston
Louies D. Tripp
Union Street
Senator Gallinger
Strafford County Republican Club
Dover
John C Linshaw
Lebanon
Portsmouth
Concord Monitor
John H Rose
Navy Yard
Mr Rose
Boston & Maine Round House
William E Chandler
Frank Leslie
New Hampshire
Buscawen
Bresring
Personal notices from Amesbury town and surrounding areas
Mass Sadie Dickey died Monday in Amesbury. John E Simpson of Newfelds plans to move his family to the city. Mrs Elizabeth A Moses of Chestnut street hall returned from New York. Miss Martha Benson returned Monday from Portland. Mr William F Harrington of Manchester visited on business with Portamouth Brewing Co. Sergeant William Mitchell of Company A returned from sick leave to report in Concord. Mr and Mrs H O Prime recently from their wedding tour stayed with Mrs Prime in town. Charles W Brewster, Wm Norton and Dr EC Blaisdell returned from a hunting trip in Maine with a buck and trophy. Miss Irma F Wells of Islington street to be pianist for dance classes by Miss Julian Moses. Funeral for William Wallace Downs at Linden street residence with Rev Curtin Hoyt Dickins officiating. interment Union cemetery. Dennis T Sullivan, injured in a fall, remains in Cottage hospital with limited recovery prospects. Henry George Hutchins, infant son of Josiah and Emily Hutchins, died at two months old.
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John E Simpson
Newfelds
Elizabeth A Moses
Chestnut Street Hall
New York
Martha Benson
Portland
William F Harrington
Manchester
Portamouth Brewing Co
William Mitchell
Company A
Concord
H O Prime
Mrs Prime
Portsmouth
Neufields Cor
Messra
Charles W Brewster
Wm M! Norton
EC Blaisdell
Maine
Irma F Wells
Islington Street
Julian Moses
William Wallace Downs
Linden Street
Curtin Hoyt Dickins
Union Cemetery
Oliver W. Ham
Mustering at Camp Raws dell Ends Awaited Pay and Orders
Final muster orders have reportedly arrived at Conocorp Oot Zi-At Camp Raws dell as soldiers await pay. Company C displays strong baseball talent from the Dartmouth group, while Dover and Manchester vie for football honors. Morning drills and camp athletic displays entertain visitors as troops anticipate discharge.
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Gut Sala
Conocorp
Camp Rawsdell
Princips
Company C
Dartmouth
Dover
Manchester
Police News and harbor activity reported by the Herald
The police record lists one drunk and seven lodgers. A drunk arrested at the depot by Officer Murphy was released without trial. A delirium tremens patient at police headquarters was treated by two doctors and is expected to recover. A Water Street arrest occurred at 11:15 am. A grocery clerk with delirium tremens was taken home. Harbor updates note lights from Chareb point to the ferry, Captains Langley and Fletcher directing winter Mystic operations, and the steamer Pinafore delivering lumber to the Oceanic House. The tug Piscataqua arrived from Boston with barge No.9 carrying molasses. barge Suffolk and No.7 brought coal from Philadelphia. cement carried by the schooner Wesley Abbott. A J Miller collided with Wendell Burpee, causing stern damage to the Burpee. The Polly yacht sailed to Boston. Mrs. Gardner praised the Piscataqua river’s beauty. Arrivals include schooners G W Raitt, Right Away, Herman F Kmball, and more with coal to various points. The J E Givings cleared for St John.
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Herald
Murphy
Histon
Water Street
Chareb Point
Frank Langley
Tng
Lester L
Dover
Sibino
Newmarket
Fletcher
Tricartin
Mystic
Caps. Allen
Shoals
Louse
Piscatagua
Boston
P. N. Co
Wm. Ward & Sons
Suffolk
Ireland
Hanson
Philadelphia
Wesley Abbott
Peterson
Eddyville
J. A
A. W. Walker
A. J. Miller
Saco
Wendell Burpee
Burpee
Capt. Garland
Newington
Lizzie J. Call
Polly
John L Gardner
G W Raitt
Anderson
Eliot
Light
Cartio
Pickering
Hickell
Weehawken
Navy Yard
Albert Phero
Miller
Perth Amboy
Smith
Herman F Kmball
Lane
Exeter
Holmes Birdwall
Birdlastl
George M Grant
Pelton
Newport News
J& E Givings
Bt John
Dover Area News Snapshot From Portsmouth to Concord
Scattered items report local events from Rockingham County to Concord. Notes include election registrar sessions, a probate court will ruling, a Bostonbound injury, various town visits, a marriage forecast, and civic concerns about rails and heating systems.
Instructions to Voters and Ballot Procedures
Secretary of State Stearns outlines voter admission, ballot handling, straight-ticket use, crossing and erasing names, writing in candidates, and ballot spoilage rules. The guidance cautions on time limits at marking shelves, guard rail, and clerk interactions. It ends with a quoted anecdote from Youth's Companion.
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Secretary of
Stearns
Guardrail
Cromia
Great Attraction Coming to Bratherne Hober and Kennedy Co
Two nights of New York comedy by Bratherne Hober and the Kennedy Company arrive in Wassedade on October 95 and 26. Tickets range 10 20 30 50 cents, with the public urged to secure seats early. The piece is praised by press and clergy nationwide. The widow Mrs Gagnon’s remains arrive tonight for funeral services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 30 tomorrow.
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New York
Mra Gignons
G Mo Gagnon
Gore
Oehak Trom
Chacora
Olyer Wo Ham
Market Street
Lebd
Alate
Tomorron Ora
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Congress
O'E
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1St NH
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Henry George Hutchins
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Ity
Newburyport
Reesa Owen
Seabrook
Haiji
F. I. Cheney & CO
Props
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P N Co
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Oder
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Wade
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Nant
Bratherne Hober and
Thet Lit Kennedy Company
Wassedade
Ody Wiu
America
LYSIV
Foentome
C. Fred Duncan
Ray
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