Man Who Shot at Mabel French Surrenders in Manchester
Charles W. Sell walked into Manchester police headquarters at 8 15 pm and surrendered after trying to kill Mabel French. He carried a five chamber revolver and a pocket knife bearing both his and French’s pictures. Police question his sanity and he will be arraigned and examined.
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Manchester
N. H
Charles W. Sell
Mabel French
East Manchester
Healy
Sell
Chief Healy
Steele
Concord
Derry
Harry Tracy
Montana
French
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ground Rent Talk At Massachusetts Single Tax Dinner
The 17th and final dinner of the Massachusetts Single Tax League at the Hotel Vendome featured President C. B. Fillebrown discussing ground rent as a natural law and public function. Speakers outlined tax reform, taxed monopolies, and the need to reimburse public costs, citing real estate sales data and future implications for Boston.
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Massachusetts Single Tax League
Hotel Vendome
Fillebrown
Boston
Philadelphia
Lowell Strike Parade Reveals Hidden Toll of Mills
A massive Lowell march of textile workers under Robert Conroy showcased the human cost of the strike. Families, including nine year olds and grandparents, marched past city officials and diverse unions from Loom Fixers to Greeks, scaling to 15 600 in attendance at the South Common.
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Pennsylvania Hills
Lowell
New England
Robert Conroy
Howe
North Common
Salem
Cabot
Merrimac
Central
Middlesex
South Streets
South Common
Palace
Greensward
Carey
Haverhill
Ross and Jackson
Fall River
MacCartney
Rockland
Albert S. Hibbard
Textile Workers of America
Thomas O'Donnell
National
Mule Spinners
Generalis
Conroy
Jackson
Lowell Mill
New Bedford
Frank K. Foster
Boston
F. O. MacCartney
Father McGrady
Ross
Lewis Talbot
Lawrence
Governor Bates Teases Police Board Speculation
The article reports ongoing public guessing over who Governor Bates will appoint to the police commissionership. It notes Darling as a former favorite, Bates's calm humor at the speculation, and his careful control of information. Joshua Holden visited Bates, with Holden still seen as a potential successor to Chairman Clark.
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Bates
Darling
Post
Police Commissionership
The
Danning
Clark
Joshua B. Holden
Holden
Judge Utley Predicted Worcester Murder At Polish Gathering
In Worcester on April 13 a murder occurred after a drunken Millbury Street Polish party, fulfilling Judge Samuel Utley’s remark that Polish celebrations invite police scrutiny. The shooting at 477 Millbury Street left one dead and two injured. John Unkles is jailed without bail for a Thursday hearing. Witnesses Markus, Melefski, and Sarkavage posted bonds. victim Michael Rigginis, aka Michael Rice, was identified.
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Worcester
Samuel Utley
Millbury Street
Utley
John
Unkles
Joseph Markus
Endicott Street
Boston
Charles Melefski
Hanover Street
John Sarkavage
Michael Rigginis
Michael Rice
Charming Maiden Takes $150 from Grady’s Money
Joseph A. Grady, a New York shoe dealer touring Boston, seeks a fair-haired blue-eyed maiden accused of taking $150. After meeting at a hotel and a late dinner, Grady woke at 4:30 am to find $150 missing from his money. He reported the alleged theft to police and will remain in town until arrest and lower court proceedings.
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Joseph A. Grady
New York
Boston
Burr
Reagan
Grady
West Canton Street
Scotch concert for East Boston church fund
A Scotch concert to benefit the new church fund will be held this evening in St. John's assembly room on Lexington street in East Boston. Mr. Thomas Flood of Glasgow Scotland will sing The Battle of Sterling.
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St. John’s Assembly Room
Lexington Street
Boston
Thomas Flood
Glasgow
Scotland
Battle of Sterling
GAMES FOR B A A JUNIOR MEMBERS TOMORROW
Tomorrow afternoon the junior members of the Boston Athletic Association will hold their annual games in the gymnasium at 3 o'clock. Professor Christian Eberhard arranged events and split entries into two classes including vaulting horse, running high jump, and potato race with multiple participants in each class.
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Boston Athletic Association
Christian Eberhard
W. J. Kelley
R. M. Rothwell
H. Browe
A. S. Dabney, Jr
J. A. Kelley
B. S. Evans
S. Wiel
C. O. Wellington
R. M. Boutwell
H. Browne
Weil
R. B. Emerson
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Henry Parkman
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Robert Treat Paine
George G. Crocker
J. C. F. Slayton
Henry Jewett
the Office of Ground Rent
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H. Adams
Borden P. Bowne
Oscar H. Sampson
Charles H. Slattery
George Batchelor
George BE. Thayer
William M. Curtis
F. H. Viaux
Joseph Dillworth
Wilmot R. Evans
A. C. Farley
C. B. Gookin
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Julius Garst
B. H. Irving
G. F. Mosher
C. W. Mixter
S. M. Macrane
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Tim Tall
Sim Small
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Weeks & Company
Gok
Toiler
Robert J. Conroy
Joseph King
Michael Duggan
Textile Council
King Spinners’ Union
Marshal
Mary A. Freitas
Aids
Margaret Mulcahy
Rose Lynn
Mary
Haley
Greno
Emma Robbins
Georgia Richards
Carden
Weavers Union
Jules” Ducharme
Aul Taylor
Annie McMuhen
Delia Goody
Lizzie Williams
Nappers’ Union
James Kingalds
Jose Durfee
H. 8
Jeremiah F. Connors
Fred Calahan
Carders’ Union
K. M. Neary
Patrick Carty
Arthur Siimpson
John Green
James Bourke
Michael Gilligan
Greeks’ Association
Constantine Antonaids
Demosthenes
Generallis
Peter Marsgorges
Nicholas Pappa
Genes Sperapais
Bicollis Perogopolous
Nicholas Caroos
George Pappas
George Mellos
Southworth
State Board of Arbitration
McVey
Mr. Southworth
Massachusetts
Lowell Mills
Massachusetts Mills
Fall River Management
Charming Maiden
A. McArthur CO
Cornhill
Scotch Concert For Church Fund
Ieger Jonasson
Tremont & Boylston Sts
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Lowney
Bbc
A. M. Goodale
R. Boutwell
A. F. Sortwall
W. L. Kenny
J. P. Wise, Jr
R. Hornblower
George F. Watkins
John A. Blake
W. Kenny
A. F. Sortwell
C. E. Benton
C. E. Osgood
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