Gallagher Admits He Did Murder in Taunton Case
Taunton April 17 The Taunton prisoner's own account of the McMahon killing emerges as officers piece together James E Gallagher story. He says the act was unintentional and that he traveled from Taunton to Brockton Springfield and Alaska before ending up in Seattle.
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Taunton
James E. Gallagher
Joseph McMahon
Seattle
Wash
I. G. Carrier
Gallagher
Brockton
Officer Briggs
Dunning to be sentenced in larceny case today
Broker Edward J. Dunning, convicted of four counts of larceny involving $23,000 from the late Francis G. Brooks through fraudulent stock transactions, will be called to the bar of the Superior Court today for sentence before an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Edward J. Dunning
Supreme Court
Francis G. Brooks
Millionaire Policy King Al Adams Convicted in New York
Al Adams known as a policy king was found guilty by a jury after two reports of deadlock. He faces sentencing Tuesday with a stay of sentence pending appeal. Adams, once a multimillionaire, rose from a Boston brakeman to control the New York policy racket for years.
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al Adams
New York
Adams
Boston
Mrs. Aldrich Held on Grand Jury Charge in Vermont Death
Mrs. Jennie Aldrich was held for the Vermont grand jury on a charge of taking the life of Mrs. Mary Massey after an alleged assault and fall into a ravine. Bail set at $2000. The incident followed a fishing quarrel between boys near East Hardwick, a village 4 miles from Morrisville.
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Morrisville
Jennie Aldrich
Mary Massey
East Hardwick
Hast Hardwick
Justice of the Peace
Albert Norcross
Vermont
Massey
Aldrich
Lamoille
Mrs. Massey
Mrs. Aldrich
Creatore Concert Delivers Wagner Program at Symphony Hall
Signor Creatore presented a Wagner programme featuring military band arrangements of Tannhauser overture and march Wochengrin Prelude to Tristan and Isolde Act 3 Nibelung march Ride of the Valkyries. Mme Barili sang Ernani Involami and Signor De Girolamo offered a Die Meistersinger prize song. Concerts continue with mixed programmes and noted soloists.
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Signor Creatore
Symphony Hall
Valkyre
Mme, Barili
Ernani
Signor de Girolamo
Russian Actress Mme Asherova in Boston Dramatic Eve
The well known Russian actress Mme Asherova and the Imperial Theatre alumni performed The Song of Sorrow in three acts at the Young Men's Christian Union Hall 48 Boylston Street before a warm Russian audience. A one act farce She Awaits Him followed under the Russian Dramatic Company of New York.
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Mme
Alexandra
Asherova
Imperial Theatre Company
St. Petersburg
Boston
Prast
Koshus
Varia
Mme. Asherova
Saposhkoff
Merzaloff
Boris
Dunaeff
Theodosia
Kessin
Vasily
Ivanoff
Russian Dramatic Company of New York
Lowell Mills Ship 2000 Bales of Cotton to Fall River
In a train of 14 cars 3000 bales of raw cotton left Tremont and Suffolk Mill storehouses in Lowell bound for Fall River mills. Agent Connell of Tremont and Suffolk denied selling Lowell mill cotton.
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Lowell Mills
Fall River Mills
Lowell
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Connell
Suffolk
Strikers Win Pay Victory in Haverhill Hours Shortened
In Haverhill on April 17 the team sters' strike ends with all demands met. Workers secure 10 hour shifts and 25 cents hourly overtime, ending 12 hour or 11 hour days.
Striking Road Employees Near Settlement in New York
The threatened strike by road employees was practically settled tonight after discussions among all parties concerned.
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New York
Sedgwick Out. Prince Named Health Commissioner Contender
Mayor Collins states Professor W T Sedgwick is eliminated due to Brookline residence and Dr Morton Prince emerges as the nearest candidate for health commissioner. Prince denies offer and says he would not accept if offered, leaving city physician post vacant with Dr T B Shea floated as a possible fill.
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W. T. Sedgwick
Collins
Brookline
Morton Prince
Robert Cox
Prince
T. B. Shea
The
Health Board
New Rector Named for Catholic University to Install April 22
It was announced at Cardinal Gibbons's residence that the installation of the new rector, the Right Rev. Mgr. D. J. O'Connell, D. D., will be held Wednesday April 22 during the university board meeting.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University
Mgr
D. J. O’connell
Balkan Rising Suppressed and Supported Causes Readiness
Reports from the revolutionary committee in the Balkans announce preparations for an insurrection with Macedonia as the focal point. They seek sympathy and aid from Italy while aiming to mobilize moral and material support. Vienna notes promise new démarches from Russia and Austria Hungary to Constantinople and Sofia about reform conditions in Macedonia and warns against Albanian disturbances and Macedonian encouragement.
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Rome
Revolutionary Committee
Balkans
Macedonia
Italy
Vienna
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Torrow
Constantinople
Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Labor Conditions Reported in Several Cities
In Waltham the painters win an eight hour day. The carpenters' strike remains unchanged in Gloucester and vicinity and also in Salem.
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Waltham
Gloucester
Salem
Railroad Man Killed in Gloucester Yard
George A. Kimball, a well known railroad man, was killed by a shifting engine in the railroad yard here tonight. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Gloucester
George A. Kimball
Missing West Somerville woman Mary Nolan sought by police
Miss Mary E. Nolan is missing from 6561 Victoria street West Somerville. Police search for her note she had been in poor health and despondent for some time.
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Mary E. Nolan
Victoria Street
West Somerville
Young Chase Taken to Hospital After Incident in Lafayette
Moses Fowler Chase was hospitalized today in Lafayette Indiana. It will be several days before any legal action in the case. The young Chase remains in a highly nervous state and talks to himself when left alone. He is in charge of his father.
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Lafayette
Ind
Moses Fowler Chase
Young Chase
Mission Board Denies Charges Against Micronesian Missionaries
The American Board statement by Secretary Judson Smith rejects accusations that missionaries preached against the German government in Micronesia. It says loyalty to the host government was taught to pupils, faith in no violation, and asserts the Ruk incident violates German pledges to protect missionary work in the Caroline and Marshall Islands.
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Missionary Herald of the American Board
Judson Smith
D. D
Micronesia
Stimson
Ruk
Caroline and
Marshall Islands
Open Cross Country Meet Promises Exciting Race
The St. Alphonsus Athletic Association of Roxbury holds its first open cross country run this afternoon with the entry list and handicaps set to produce a thrilling event. Several entrants will also compete in the Marathon on Monday.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. P. Morgan
Lindsay
St. Alphonsus Athletic Association of
Roxbury
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