Robbed and Then Arrested in Superior Court
In a Superior Criminal Court session Judge William Wait ordered Agnes M FitzPatrick arrested after she accused James Doyle of robbery claiming he took $12 and blackened her eyes. The jury found Doyle guilty and his sentence was postponed for one week.
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Superior Criminal Court
William
Wait
Agnes M. Fitz- Patrick
James Doyle
Doyle
Thomas Lavelle
Paine
Edwin TL Kirtland Dies at 77 in Holyoke
Edwin TL Kirtland former Connecticut and Massachusetts legislator and 12 year deputy collector of internal revenue for the Holyoke district died at his home aged 77. He had worked in the Washington pension office for four years and was a witness to President Lincoln's assassination at Ford's Theatre.
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Holyoke
Edwin TL. Kirtland
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue
Washington
Lincoln
Ford
No Sidewalk Quits Town
Marblehead refuses to repair a sidewalk in front of John J. Bright of Brookline. Bright plans to have his personal property assessed in Brookline and may gain 60 000 in valuation this year. He bought Marblehead land for multiple houses and a residence, laid edge stones, and requested gravel filling from the highway surveyor repeatedly, but the work was not done.
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Marblehead
John J. Bright
Brookline
Bright
Board of Assessors
Crowds Watch Family Row at North Station
Thousands gathered at North station to witness a dispute over a young husband and wife fighting over a little girl the wife carried off. The quarrel moved to the street in front of the station before Captain Kimball mediated peace and the couple were sent home reconciled.
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North Station
Hanover Street
Kimball
Ashmont Fire Claimed Mrs Harvuis and Endangered Baby
A fire in Ashmont yesterday fatally burned Mrs M E Eaton and endangered her infant daughter Carol, who was rescued by bystander Katie Gwinn. The incident prompted local officials to investigate causes and safety lapses.
Dorchester Fire Burns Two Women In Home Explosion
Mrs Harold M Eaton, 27, and her mother in law Mrs William T Eaton, 65, suffered serious burns in a Dorchester house fire caused by an alcohol bath lamp blast at 65 Ocean street yesterday afternoon. Both were admitted to City Hospital on the dangerous list.
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Harold M. Eaton
William T. Eaton
Ocean Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Heroic maid saves Eaton baby in deadly mansion blaze
Miss Katie Gwinn, a maid, rushed into a burning Eaton mansion room and carried infant Carol to safety as flames spread from an alcohol vapor bath setup. Mrs. Eaton and her daughter suffered severe burns. neighbors and a painter aided, with City Hospital later treating them. The fire’s origin remains theorized with a likely stove flame igniting a lamp.
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Katie Gwinn
Mrs. Eaton Jr
Carol
Eaton Mansion
Elizabeth Merrill
Mrs. Eaton
Miss Ethel Potter
Mrs
Essex Ex Fire Chief Turns 90 in Robust Health
The veteran Thomas M. Proctor, once Essex fire chief and newspaper dealer, celebrated his 90th birthday at home receiving congratulations from New England. He still delivers Sunday papers at 4 am, a task continued for 26 years. Born in West Gloucester, he moved to town early and has deep local roots.
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Essex
Thomas M. Proctor
New England
Proctor
Mr. Proctor
West Gloucester
Boston
Wellesley Girl Plans Oregon Apple Enterprise
Chicago April 12 The Wellesley College senior Marjorie A. Snyder vows to go to Oregon after June to become wealthy and famous by raising big red Oregon apples. Her father Dr C C Snyder confirms a ten acre orchard in Oregon near a fruit district. He says she aims for superior fruit quality.
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Chicago
Wellesley College
Oregon
Marjorie A. Snyder
C. C. Snyder
Dearborn Avenue
Girl's Arrest Thwarts Planned Wedding in Boston Court
Nellie Cheever of Fitchburg was jailed in the Tombs after a Friday arrest for a minor offense. In municipal court a man named White claimed a wedding planned for Saturday would have joined him with a South Boston factory firm partner, showing a marriage license. Cheever was held on $500 bonds for the grand jury next month.
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Nellie Cheever
Fitchburg
White
Miss Cheever
Bennett
Sherborn
Boston
Grand Jury
Luce Opposes Catile Bureau Bill in Public Health Hearing
Former Representative Juce of Somerville urged the committee to abolish the State Cattle Bureau and shift beef inspection to the State Board of Health. He cited diseased cattle moved by rail to uninspected towns then slaughtered and sold in the city, claiming the bill would stop this law violation.
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Juce
Somerville
Legislative Committee On Public Health
State Cattle Bureau
State Board of Health
Luce
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