Wedded in Chelsea Court House
Charles E. Smith aged 52 and Alice Maud Hewes aged 17 were married by Clerk Joseph M. Curley in Chelsea after pleading guilty to the prior charge. The couple, who had been arrested in Providence, secured a license immediately and wed in the clerk’s private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Smith
Alice Maud Hewes
Chelsea
Providence
Smith
Miss Hewes
Joseph M. Curley
Bosson
Curley
Fireman Fatally Injured in Somerville Street Collision
In Gilman square Somerville yesterday morning a collision between Chemical Engine A and an inward-bound Clarendon Hill electric car 1179 killed Fire Lieutenant Jesse A Lipsett of the department. Driver John Cone ny and bystander Herbert C Heald were injured but not seriously as the chemical wagon returned from a cellar fire at 113 Moreland Street. The alarm sounded at 4 45. The truck struck car tracks and Lipsett was thrown from the step hitting the curb breaking his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Square
Somerville
Clarendon Hill
Jesse A. Jipsett
John Coneény
Herbert C. Heald
Moreland Street
Marshall Street
Lipsett
Jordon Hall Swindler Linked to Missouri Shootout
A forger known to Chief Inspector Watts as Jordon Hall swindled Boston firms in January with forged checks drawn on the National Biscuit Company of Memphis. He shot and seriously injured the Clay County Missouri sheriff while resisting arrest after being sought on forgery charges in Liberty. Hall was later heard from in St Paul Minnesota on March 27 and is sought by detectives in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Jordon Hall
Boston
Hall
Clay County
Missouri
Liberty
J. C. Littlefield
Allen Bros
Park Street
W. B. Clarke
Ark and
Tremont Streets
Jordan Hall
National Biscuit Company of
Memphis
Local Citizen James W. Jose Dies in Hay Loft
Saco, April 1 James W Jose a prominent Saco citizen collapsed and died in a hay loft where he worked He had long operated a grocery business in the city and belonged to several fraternal orders He was 65 years old and survived by a widow and three sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco, Mc
James W. Jose
Saco
Body Found After River Accident Near Pawtucket
Edward Lawrie, 3, fell into the Blackstone River in the forenoon. The body was recovered downstream in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Edward ¥. Lawrie
Blackstone
Man Killed By Elevator At Heywood Bruce Factory
Thomas Jacobson Finn died today when an elevator collapsed at the Heywood Bruce and Wakefield Company factory in Gardner. He leaves a widow and four children in Finland.
La Grippe Cure Warns of Sudden Illness and Remedies
An illness warning describes la grippe as a germ disease hitting overworked or weakened individuals especially those with catarrh. It outlines symptoms a cold head pains and warns of dangerous congestion possibly leading to pneumonia or heart failure. The ad promotes Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as emergency aid available from Chester H. Graves & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fim
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Patrick's Life in the Balance Dramatic Court Scene
In New York on April 1, La Albert Patrick faced a dramatic court session as witness Mrs. Abbie M. Francis refused to reveal on the stand what her lawyer had told her about the Rice case to shield Patrick. Details emerged later, including ties to Patrick's wife, Dr. Walker Curry, and discussions of a will and large checks. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T.patrick
Millionaire Rice
Abbie M. Francis
Patrick
Osborne
Jerome
Francis
Ther
Mr. Holt
Coleman
Baker
Holt
Patrick Trust
John 8. Potter
Moore
Holy Week Catholic Services End Lent With Tenebrae
Weeklong Holy Week observances begin with penitent rituals and elaborate rites. Tenebrae chanted by 100 St Johns Seminary students at the Cathedral Wednesday and Thursday. Good Friday features Passion singing and blessed sacrament procession. Easter Sunday morning Mass at 10 15 Archbishop presides with papal benediction to conclude. Church of the Immaculate Conception to follow similar grand schedule. Other parishes plan services on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Seminary
Eton
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Arlington Postpones Catholic Cemetery Plan
Arlington residents voted at an adjourned town meeting to postpone setting off a portion of the town cemetery for a Catholic burial ground until the March meeting of 1907. The proposition will be decided by Australian ballot. In a special meeting held after, the town voted to appropriate funds for a drainage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Perton
One Way Out: Boston Man Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Boston back pain relief claim from Mr. L. W. Brown of Roxbury a locomotive fireman who cites Dean's Kidney Pills as curing kidney complaints after initial relief. Advertisement notes price nine and ten cents per box and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dean
L. W. Brown
Lambert Street
Roxbury
Boston & Albany R. A
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean's
John J Coffey Dead Longtime Boston Post Office Clerk
John J Coffey longtime Boston post office clerk in the mailing division died at his home 624 East Sixth Street South Boston He was a Knights of Columbus leader and former grand knight of Mt Vernon Council He belonged to the Boston Postoffice Clerks Mutual Benefit Association and the Boston branch of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks His funeral will be from Gate of Heaven Church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Coffey
Boston Post Office
East Sixth Street
South
Boston
Coffey
Knights of Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Boson Postoffice Clerks’ Mutual Bench Association
United National Association of Postofficelerks
Gate of Heaven
French Premier Waldeck-Rousseau Reports Throat Abscess
Paris reports that Prime Minister Waldeck-Rousseau is afflicted with a throat abscess. The illness is described as affecting his ability to speak and may influence official duties. No further details on prognosis or treatment are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
All Fools Night Circus at Turn Hall Delights Crowd
A German styled All Fools Night Circus at Turn Hall drew a large audience with hoopla and jokes in German. Performers included Miss Pva Buitekan and Miss Elizabeth Feid among others as the audience laughed at pranks and sawdust amid vivid parade and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recknagel
Turn Hall
Pva Buitekan
Elizaeth Feid
Erna Boehm
Lili Alther
Annie Smith
Marie Monphon
Eveline Alther
Lyman's Carriages Seized Over Property Dispute
An attachment served on carriages and horses tied to John Grant Lyman claims the assets are his wife’s property. The West Fifty fourth Street stable contained a broug ham, a victoria a half Victoria a red cart and five horses. Office files show lists of Chicago teachers 481 and 1919 Chicago physicians among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Grant Lyman
West Fifty-fourth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Lyman
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Mother's attack by son ends with fatal injuries in New York
Mrs Ross Flegner of 163 McKibbin Street Williamsburg died at St Catherine's Hospital after being struck with a hammer by her 18 year old son Louis who she said posed over her while she slept. He fled and $100 saved by her disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ross Flegner
McKibbin Street
Liamsburg
St. Catherine's Hospital
Louis
Clarification on Camden Street Address in Police Report
Mrs. M. L. Jackson denies knowledge of Delmore Breakmore and says the claim she lived at 93 Camden Street is false. The police record statement is disputed by the resident, asserting no prior acquaintance with the young woman.
Tragedy As Electric Car Strikes 7 Year Old Boy
Perrins Tocman aged 7 of 21 Leverett street was killed instantly yesterday at 12 30 pm when an electric car struck him as he and other children attempted to cross the street opposite 12 Lowell street. The wheels passed over his body before the vehicle stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrins Tocman
Leverett Street
Lowell Street
Tocman
Belfast brakeman killed in freight train crash
Frank Gould a Belfast and Waterville freight train brakeman died after two cars derailed near Waterville on Saturday He left a widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Srakeman
Belfast
Frank Gould
Belfast & Watervilla
Waterville
Spring Cleaning Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood
The advertisement urges spring blood cleansing using Hood’s Sarsaparilla for impure blood and ailments like headaches and nervous fatigue. It claims to improve complexion, appetite, sleep, and overall health, presenting Hood’s as America’s greatest spring medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hood
Circus Rehearsal Turns Night Into Bright Tent Spectacle
A lively parade of wagons elephants and camels drew crowds as a circus night unfolded. Bearded lady living skeleton three legged boy and an astonishing elephant act wowed spectators while a cake walk finale matched the show’s energy. Notable performers included Mlle Blondoin as Miss Monpiton and ringmaster Mrs Fischer directing the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
John
Sauza
George C. Er
Mlle
Blondoin
Marie Monpiton
Louis Meun
George Schrefft
L. Schuvender
M. Echteler
A. Schneider
T. Ledwith
M. Strauss
F. McKenney
M. CG
Ruben
Hans Dats
Veral
George Schrafft
Bullekan
H. Alther
E. Feid
E. Schuvender
Misa L. Alther
G. Bossert
B. Boehm
G. Tree
A. Smith
G. Fischer
M. Monpiton
Health Warning and Remedies for Consumption
The article warns that consumption remains deadly though curable in many cases, noting people ignore medical advice until lungs are damaged. It cites Scott’s emulsion of cod liver oil as a principal cure and mentions dry air sunshine country sleep regular habits and proper clothing as other aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Debate Over Compulsory School Vaccination Policy
The Legislature debated requiring vaccination for public school children. An amendment would let local boards decide, with certificates from physicians and health reports on non vaccinated children. Proponents argued state interference is unwarranted while opponents called vaccination superstition. vote favored the amendment to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Weymouth
Cook
Leominster
Board of Health
Maaan
Switzerland
Germany
MacCartney
Rockland
City Councils Vote on Voter Referendum Question
Mr MacCartney of Rockland moved to substitute for the adverse report of the committee on cities his bil providing that city councils may submit certain questions to the voters of cities. The motion was lost 15 to 66 and the report was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCartney
Rockland
Committee On Cities
Arverse committee report on sectarian amendment accepted
By a 47 to 23 vote the ardverse report of the committee on constitutional amendments on the petition of Frank J Batcheller and others for an amendment prohibiting sectarian legislation was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Frank J. Batcheller
Fall River Proposal On Street Railways Moves Forward
Mr Weeks of Fall River moved to substitute for the adverse report of the committee on street railways on a bill accompanying the petition of John H Abbott mayor of Fall River for a revision of street railway laws. Weeks’s motion failed 90 to 56 and the report was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Fall River
Committee
John H. Abbott
Ayor
Street railway bill for letter carriers transport passed
In the Senate Mr Shaw of Suffolk favored the bill allowing street railway companies to transport letter carriers. On a rising vote the bill was substituted for the adverse report by a 10 to 9 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Shaw
Suffolk
Plymouth Legislature Suspends Rule on Allen Petition
On motion of Mr. Chamberlain Plymouth the twelfth joint rule was suspended and the Allen petition for legislation to prevent premature burial was referred to the new House judiciary committee. The report of leave to withdraw was accepted and new evidence is claimed to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Plymouth
George W. Allen
New House Judiciary Committee
Revere Town Meeting Fire Civil Service Act Referred
On motion of Mr Blodgett Worcester the rule was suspended and the edition of citizens of Revere on extending civil service law to the fire department was admitted and referred to the committee on towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Worcester
Revere
Fire and Fire Departments
Committee On Towns
Metropolitan bill on boulevard and parkway maintenance en grossed
A bill appropriating funds for the care and maintenance of avenues and parkways under the Metropolitan Commission was engrossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Commission
Consolidation Bill for Boston Electric Companies Submitted
The bill to consolidate the Boston Electric Light Company and the Edison Electric Light Company was yesterday submitted by the gas and electric light commissioners to the committee on mercantile affairs and manufactures, sitting jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Electric Light Company
The
Edison Electric Light Company
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Committee On Mercantile Affairs and Manufactures
Military affairs committees hear bill to revise state organizations
The committees on military affairs continued a hearing on a bill to revise the state's military structure. The chairman questioned a claim that the militia was top heavy with amews, which Colonel Darling denied. They discussed dropping brigade adjutants or inspectors and riot duty command issues. Captain Neil of the National Lancers opposed restricting company excursions outside the state to keep units filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesseaare
Darling
Gardner
Neil
National Lancers
Pitts-Kimball Company Spring Opening Draws Huge Crowds
The Pitts Kellball Company at 66 to 617 Washington Street held a grand spring opening sale that drew immense crowds all day. Early shoppers filled counters with bargains as the store stayed busy from morning until closing, with hopes of serving the biggest crowds yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pitts-Kimball Company
Washington Street
New England
Alarming Pneumonia Rise Warns Physicians
Doctors report a sharp increase in fatal pneumonia cases starting from a cold. The scare urges immediate care for any sniffle and promotes Munyon remedies and inhalers for a wide range of ailments with prices around one dollar.
Soe poe Consultation Promises Free Medical Advice
Timely consultation with his skilled Soe poe cautions against illness and offers free advice. Stinyon's Electrical Department promotes cures for stiff joints and impending paralysis with day and evening service, except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soepoe
Stinyon
Electrical Department
Oldest Berne: Abraham Elmer of Utica and Duffy’s Whiskey
Berne in the United States is Abraham Elmer of Utica who on January 2 celebrated his fifth birthday anniversary. The article cites doctors' visits and says Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sustains vitality and has helped others reach ages beyond a century. It claims improved health and longevity for Newark and New York residents and notes a health board report linking decreased deaths to broader whiskey use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
United States
Abraham Elmer
Tracy Street
Utica
N. Y
Mr. Elmer
Jis Duffy
Duffy
Joseph McGrath
East Highty-second Street
New York City
Ezra Gould
Newark
N. J
Park House
Fly
New York Board of Health
Wearns
Duffy's
Dr. Schlichter Dies in Berlin Trip
Berlin report states Dr. Schlichter the African traveler and geographer is dead, with April 1 noted as the date in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Schlichter
Berlin
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G, E. Osgood Co
Washington $ St
Court House
Lieut. Lipsett
Jorden Hall
Saco Man
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
Bradlee Strong
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Sixtyninth Regiment
International Express Company
Wiliam L. Strong
Holy Week Services
ALL Fools’ Night Circus
Beckford
George C. Fischer
Becknagel
Mile. Blondin
Turn Hall Circus
Camden Street
Bill
Revere Town Meeting
Manyone
Munyon
Muniyon
Tremont Temple
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
S. M. Landis
Bright
John Hamilton
Harvard
Post
Arabia
Dartmouth Street
Hi Ours
Dr. Wilson
Boylston St
W. J. Moroney
M. D
W. Concord St
Cor. Tremont
Geo. Ormsby
Tremont Et
Room 15
Ormsby
LOS Angeles Co
Summer Street
Merred’k K. Daggett
Beacon Stroast
Lighthill
Aia Boylston
Bundeys
Eppoinmen
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