North End Italian feud leads to multiple arrests
Police say the Jove affairs involving Acursia Marchese trigger fear in North End. Captain Kimball reports several suspects tied to a feud were arrested without warrants for carrying dangerous weapons. Accorsio Indeligado, Carlo Marchese, and Giuseppi Menezia face $800 bonds as authorities plan to curb widespread weapon possession.
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North Street
Acursia Marchese
North End
Kimball
Little Italy
Carlo Marchese
Accors
Mayor Collins Considers Third Term Run
Mayor Collins plans a post Patriots Day conference with James Donovan to reveal his intent to seek a third term. The meeting aims to settle the mayoralty question amid possible primary opposition from John F. Fitzgerald and party doubts.
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Collins
James Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Express Wreck Near Bancroft Me Injures Two
Word reached St. John New Brunswick that the Montreal express on the Canadian Pacific railroad wrecked near Bancroft Maine about 11 pm. Two passengers reported injured as eight cars and the tender left the track. baggage car and a second class coach overturned.
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ST. John
N. B
Montreal Express
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Bancroft
Picture hat and gown gone in Easter caper
Detectives McCausland and Gaddis from Providence arrived with John and Susan Jones and Lizzie Clark in custody after Easter finery went missing. The Joneses reportedly traveled from New York to Boston and then to Melrose Street before the thefts. Providence police tracked the suspects to Providence and inspectors began reviewing records.
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McCausland and Gaddis
Providence
John
Susan Jones
Lizzie Clark
Susan
Boston
New York
Melrose Street
Joneses
Gaddis and
McCausland
Portrait of a Lady staged for Boston Floating Hospital
The Criterion Club presented A Portrait of a Lady in three acts in Whitney Hall Brookline last night. A large fashionable audience attended to support the Boston Floating Hospital fund.
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Whitney Hall
Brookne
Criterion Club
Boston
Platt's Chlorides Promotes Home Disinfection
Household health tips urge using a dilute Platt's Chlorides solution to sanitize dust-prone corners, pipes, and hard-to-reach spots. The odorless liquid is claimed to destroy foul odors and disease sources, with widespread physician endorsements and cheap quart bottles sold by Henry B. Platt of New York.
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Platt’s
Boards of Health
Henry B. Platt
New York
Paul Reveres Ride Right Up No Date
A playful anachronistic poem reimagines Paul Revere as he rides through a modern city. He encounters a neon tunnel and a baseball score, reflecting on history, progress, and the clash of eras with humorous, curious imagery.
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Paul Reveres
Paul Shannon
Paul Revere
Medford
Lexington
Middlesex
Appleyard Remanded In Extradition Case At Charles Street Jail
Arthur I Appleyard of Brookline faces extradition from Buffalo for alleged 50000 dollar German Bank of Buffalo larceny. Judge Morton denied habeas corpus and ordered remand to State Officer Rhoades while US Circuit Court considers further writ. Lowell stayed extradition while briefs are filed. Attorneys Williams and Greenhalge argued the case.
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Arthur I, Appleyard
Brookline
Buffalo
German Bank of
Charles Street
Morton
Supreme Court
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Appleyard
Frederick A. Rhoades
Circuit Court
F. H. Williams
Greenhalge
Boston Puritan City Claim Sparks Revival Discussion
The Rev Dr Reuen Thomas told Boston Presbytery that Boston is no longer a Puritan city noting 180000 Protestants. He and other ministers spoke at the Brookline Presbyterian Church as part of a spring meeting. The session included elections and a licensing of Samuel Turner Foster to preach.
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Boston
Reuen Thomas
Presbytery of
Brookline
L. B. Bates
Dr. Bates
Alexander MacKinnon
Samuel Turner Foster
Princeton
First Presbyterian Church of
Evangelistic Parade Draws 4000 Through Roxbury Streets
Thousands march with Rev. Dr. A. C. Dixon from Ruggles Street Church through Roxbury in a cold, faith driven parade. Women lead, Salvation Army bands join, and church members plus attendees canvass liquor stores to urge sinners to join the procession and seek salvation.
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A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Ruggles Street Church
Ruggles Street
Cabot
Sterling Street
Shawmut Avenue
Washington
Warren
Linden Park
Tremont Street
Roxbury Crossing
Columbus Avenue
Salvation Army
New England
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
E. D. Bailey
J. J. Larson
W. K. Amden
E. B. Liley
J. F. Cole
J. R. Hague
A. ©. Dixon
C. L. Page
J. A. Hainer
John Hague
P. B. Stout
M. D. Kneeland
Arrested for Cigarette Smoking in Anderson Court Fines
John M. Lewis of Anderson was fined 35 dollars in township court for smoking a cigarette on the street and appealed to the Circuit Court seeking a test of the constitutionality of the law. Ollie McPherson, a restaurant clerk, was arrested while smoking and posted a 25 dollar bond in city court.
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Ed. Lewis
Ollie McPherson
Escapees From Lyman School Apprehended in Newton
Newton police recaptured juveniles Thomas P. Witgoatrick and Samuel Brooks six hours after they vanished from the Lyman School near Westboro. Officers Conroy and Daver placed the two in custody at Newton police headquarters after they were spotted on a railway line.
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Newton
Thomas P. Witgoatrick
Samuel Brooks
Lyman
Brie
Westboro
Conroy and
Dav
Death of Miss Wilmarth and Malden School Committee
Miss Sarah Jane Wilmarth, longtime Malden school committee member and first woman to die in office, had been ill nearly two years at her sister's home. A native of Oxford and Mt Holyoke Seminary alumna, she was elected in 19th century and will be buried at St Pauls Episcopal Church on Thursday.
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Malden
Sarah Jane Wilmarth
H. A. Carson
Glenwood Street
Oxford
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Lspg
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Women delegates visit Chelsea Y M C A auxiliary
One hundred women from Malden Melrose Everett Somerville Charlestown and Pevin visited the Chelsea auxiliary yesterday afternoon. Mrs Lillian B B Carter and Miss Ellen M Stone received the delegations. Carter presided and Rev Philip L Frick of the First Methodist Church spoke on Y M C A work.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Malden
Melrose
Everett
Somerville
Charlestown
Pevin
Chelsea
Lillian B.B. Carter
Ellen M. Stone
Muirs
Carter
Philip JL. Frick
First Methodist Church
YY. M. A
Sunday Post Plaque Offers Artistic Wall Ornament
The Sunday Post showcases a novel plaque design with border arrangement creating an artistic painted plate illusion. Each week a different design will be issued, offering a unique ornament for cottages libraries dens or other rooms.
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Sunday Post
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Charles ST
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J. L. Langdon
Waltham
William A. Brown
H. A. Manchester
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Presbytery
DR. Dixon
Lyman School
Wilmarth
Iano
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