Lawyer Patrick Speaks After Jones Murder Charge
New York April 7 Lawyer Albert Patrick charged with the murder of millionaire William Marsh Rice issued a statement denying Jones killed Rice. He said Jones would not testify even with immunity and detailed alleged conspiracies and political influence surrounding the case. The district attorney, Philbin, said he had no knowledge of a Tenderloin tour by Jones besides what he read.
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Jones visits Tenderloin in New York during murder case
Charles F. Jones and policeman Nicholas Brinley escort Albert T. Patrick suspect William Marsh Rice case. Jones and Brinley tour the Tenderloin as Patrick faces preliminary hearings in the Criminal Courts Building under Judge Jerome.
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Jones’s Night Out Before Mulberry Street Detention
Jones, serving as a star witness for the state, enjoyed a boisterous evening of drinking at various New York spots after leaving the Fifth Avenue Hotel, while guards and a police officer kept him under watch before returning to the Mulberry Street House of Detention. The night included visits to the Bon Ton Music Hall and casual socializing under an assumed name.
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Killed by Morphine Claims Patrick Murphy
Patrick Murphy a veteran of the Spanish War died from an overdose of morphine on a Saturday night His body was viewed by Medical Examiner Draper at Undertaker Jones s His brother and John Moyland hosted him at 47 Albany Street South Boston Murphy a shipper for Woodbury Mitchell at Pearl and High Streets had been abusing morphine for years and died after consuming almost an entire box of pills This grim incident centers on a drug habit and a fatal overdose in South Boston
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Testing Bicycles in War Messed by Weather
London April. Volunteers from the British War Office attempted an aerial assault on London using cyclists. The force outmaneuvered defenders but heavy rain and poor roads caused many casualties and prevented a mass attack at the scheduled time.
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French Dock Strike Ends Move to Resume Work
French dockers decide to resume work for Tuesday next after today’s meeting in Marseille signaling a return from a strike that halted shipping and port activity.
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Salem Fire Destroys Mill and Box Factory in Blaze
The Salem fire destroyed the Gifford mill and Irving box factory causing about 50 000 in losses. Help from Beverly Peabody and Lynn arrived by steamer and hose wagon as the blaze crossed streets and endangered the Children’s Home. By 1 16 pm the fire was under control after surrounding it with water and evacuating residents and children.
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Easter in Malden Opens Sacred Heart Auditorium
Easter Sunday witnessed a large Catholic celebration in Malden as 6000 attended services at the Sacred Heart Church on Main Street. Four masses were held at 7 8 9 and 10 30 oclock with vespers at 4 oclock followed by benediction. Father Shahan received widespread congratulations from clergy and citizens alike for the opening event.
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Easter Service At Association Hall Featured Tremont Fen Orchestra
An Easter service at Association Hall was one of the year’s most interesting meetings of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association. Tremont Fenn Orchestra provided the music led by Je Re Scriven with soloists Miss Cora Carter Miss Grace Lillian Carter Mr W B Hill and Mr A B Boardman. Rev William J Thompson of Newtonville delivered the Easter message The Lord Is Risen Indeed.
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Nation law jointist trial ends without verdict
The first trial under the new statute seized by Mrs Nation to curb possession of spirits ended without a verdict in Alina Kansas. The jury was discharged after failing to reach a decision.
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Easter Masses Dazzle Boston Catholics at Two Churches
Solemn high masses across Greater Boston lit up Immaculate Conception and Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Notable ceremonies featured 240 candles, electric canopies, and a procession of clergy led by Rev. George A. Fargis S J with Easter sermons by Rev. Timothy Brosnahan S J.
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Dynamite Explosion Injures Italian-RI Worker
James Donovan a 20 year old tool sharpener was hurled from his forge by a dynamite stick placed near the fire by an Italian. He was barely cut up with no bones broken and was treated at the scene April 7 in Westerly Rhode Island.
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