Mariano confesses in tragic Marieville case and arraignment set
Mariano gives detailed confession to police about the February 29 incident on Mineral Spring avenue. He faces arraignment in Sixth District Court Providence for a serious case while his 1 year old brother Ralph is charged with resisting an officer. Funeral crowds for Billy Mathers flood Marieville as investigators work.
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Mariano
Sixth District Court of
Providence
Ralph
Mariano Boys
Joseph H. Gainer
James C. Collins
George P. Willis
Billy” Mathers
Mineral Spring Avenue
Whitman Woods
Moses Angel Hill
Marieville
Billy
Mathers
Ashe
Pawtucket
Sanford Kk. Kinnicum
Centredale
Will
Ahearn
Wolf
Providence Police
Willis
Dominico Conca
Charles Brown
Constant S. Horton
Vincent Avenue
Branch Avenue
Billy Mather
Mineral Spring Avenue Pike
Woodward Road
Antonio Lolio
Hassan Street
Conca
Mather
Reform School
Cranston
Hanaford
New Haven Road
Bradford
Tobacco Load Stops Boer Bullet In Hidden Pocket
A tobacco factory manager recalls a Boer War officer who captured a British soldier after a bullet lodged in a tobacco package. The tale underscores Patterson tobacco’s claimed standard of purity and perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Tuxedo Tobacco Promotes Fine Leaf and Fragrance
An advertisement extols Tuxedo Tobacco for its high quality leaf and superior curing and mellowing processes. It highlights the Patterson flavoring method producing a pleasant aroma, claiming no lingering odor on draperies and a refined scent preferred by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Auto Man Hunt in the Fenway
Police pursue two suspected professional thieves after a tool kit is dropped near Harvard Medical School Roxbury. A chase ensues through Vandyke street Huntington avenue and the Fenway as the thieves’ car and a pursuing cab race to darkness with the kit seized by officers proving the most valuable tool set in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenway
Leavitt
Roxbury Crossing
Harvard Medical School
Vandyke Street
Roxbury
Huntington Avenue
Remarkable $12.50 Harko suits advertised in Boston windows
The ad touts the “most wonderful and marvellous suit” in the United States at $12.50 made from all wool fabrics with silk serge lining. It claims Harko suits rival $25 to $30 merchants, offers 5 models 100 patterns 10,000 suits, and invites viewing at S. H. Harrison & Co., 666 to 672 Washington Street opposite the Gaiety Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harko
S. H. Harrison & Co
Washington Street
Gaiety Theatre
Mitchell Silences Speech as Voice Fails in Wilkesbarre Talk
John Mitchell, addressing a large audience in a Wilkesbarre theatre, was forced to stop mid speech as his voice failed from strain while predicting an agreement between coal operatives and miners to avert a strike. He spoke hoarsely and sat down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
John Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Miners Suspend Coal Production Across Nation
Indianapolis April 1 No anthracite or bituminous coal will be taken from mines for ten days as union miners suspend work due to wage disagreements. About 400000 miners will vacation, with 150000 in anthracite and 250000 in bituminous fields. pump men stay at work to protect mines from flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bituminous Miners Set Short Work Stoppage for Wage Pact
Miners in the bituminous sector will suspend work only briefly to ratify the Cleveland wage agreement by referendum, expected to win broad support. Anthracite mines face a longer stoppage as talks with operators have stalled since March 13 in New York.
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Cleveland
New York
Miners Reach Two Year Wage Pact. Philadelphia Talks Next
Bituminous workers and operators settle a two year contract and plan further talks in Philadelphia on April 10 to settle anthracite disputes. The strike impacts northern mines and excludes parts of the South and western states. Analysts say daily losses reach about 1 million dollars and production could fall by around 42 million tons monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio River
Wyoming
Washington
Colorado
Montana
Fall River Firemen Win National Strike Sanction
Fall River officials report the national body granted sanction for a strike by stationary mill firemen. About 300 workers across Fall River mills, excluding the Fall River Iron Works, approved the action and will announce a strike date at a Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall River Iron Works Company
M. C. D. Borden
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Boy
Marienville
William Mather, JR
Mather Boy
Barnard
M’cormack
Symphony Hall
John McCormack
Marie Narelle
McCormack
Narelle
Patterson Tobacco
Pattersa
Val
O’keeffe
Auto Man
Mitchell
Oxfords
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Broad Vale
Miltchell
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