Mother Discovers Son's Body in Dorchester Cellar
Mrs. James Warren found her 23 year old son Henry Everett Warren dead by hanging in the cellar at 14 Mills Street Dorchester yesterday. She cut the cord with a saw after discovering him and learned he had been despondent for three months.
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Mills Street
Dorchester
James Warren
Henry Everett Warren
Attorney Rowley Granted Divorce in Uncontested Case
Judge Fessenden Clarence W. Rowley of this city awarded a divorce decree to his wife Anna G. Rowley in an uncontested proceeding. The case, on the docket for nearly a year, ended yesterday.
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Fessenden
Clarence W. Rowley
Lisi
Anna G. Rowley
Hibernian Tetotallers to Hear Corcoran
At the monthly meeting of the Hibernian Total Abstinence Association in Rathbone Hall Cambridge merchant John H. Corcoran will address members and friends. All A O H members and Ladies Auxiliary are invited.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
John H. Corcoran
Cambridge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woman Charged With Incendiary Fires In Worcester
State detectives say Mrs. Mary Cody aged 62 of Uxbridge will face court Saturday on a charge of attempting to burn buildings. Police link her to four recent Worcester fires. Doctors refused commitment after examination, deeming her sane.
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Worcester
Murray and
Molt
Mary Cody
Uxbridge
Snow slide buries forty on Canadian Pacific line
A major snow slide in the Cascade Mountains near Alberta Canyon swamped two boarding cars carrying Japanese laborers of unknown origin. At least 40 men were believed aboard, with only five bodies recovered. In Portland, police officer Charles D. Henser killed robber Eddie Ives and was wounded in a gunfight with the gang.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Alberta Canyon
Cascade Mountains
Portland
Ore
Charles D. Henser
Eddie Ives
Limestone youth sentenced for 1907 limestone killings
Guy Tardis of Limestone was sentenced to seven years in State prison for the killing of Stephen and Oscar Downey at Limestone on Sept. 17, 1907. The 17 year old pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the Supreme Court with Judge Cornish presiding.
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Houston
Guy Tardis
Limestone
Stephen
Oscar Downey
Cornish
Supreme Court
Tardis
Downey
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