Campbell Case Goes To Court For Quo Warranto Action
Attorney General Parker announced he will bring the case of Clerk Francis A Campbell of the Superior Court into the Supreme Court on quo warranto proceedings. The move settles questions raised by ex Clerk Frank Ewing who contends Campbell is not legally in office. Ewing had sought to challenge the election precept and the Democratic nomination of Campbell, arguing Suffolk delegates acted without voter knowledge.
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Parker
Commonwealth
Francis A. Campbell
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Frank Ewing
Campbell
Ewing
Willard
Suffolk
Easter Service for Night Workers in New Chapel
Tomorrow Easter Sunday the night workers mass will be celebrated for the first time in the new chapel at 363 Washington street at 3 50 a m. Music will be by the regular choir and the new organ gifted by Mrs James O Connell will be tried for the first time. Father Lyons will be at the chapel a couple of hours before mass to meet worshippers.
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Washington Street
James O'Connell
Father Lyons
Chemical Maid by Tech Students at Hollis Street Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre hosts a student produced musical far surpassing prior amateur shows. Tech cast led by A F Bancroft as Maud and C H Loutrel as Dick Allen features 50 chorus members, Dutch Maid and Daisy and the Bee ballets, and a plot set in Festalburg Holland with a ship rescue and romantic intrigue.
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Hollis Street
G. H. Bryant
Saunders
Packard
W. M. Butts
J. EB. Lynch
Maud
Chemical Maid
A. F. Bancroft
C. H. Loutrel
Dick Allen
Jack Tar
R. Davis
Heinie
K. Vonnegret
Jack Straw
Residuum
W. A. Adams
Sir Explode
G. M. Henderson
Rich, He Wanted Quick Wedding
In New York City on a rainy April afternoon a 25 year old man and a 19 year old woman hurried to City Hall seeking an immediate marriage. After searching for an alderman they found Isaac Marks in Park Row and were married in the rain. The bride identified as Lilian Hallinan and the groom as Francis A. Coddihy paid the fee from a roll of bills.
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New York
City Hall Park
Isaac Marks
Park Row
City Hall
Lillian Hallinan
Francis A. Coddihy
Waumbeck Street
Roxbury
Mass
Cuddihy Rich and Well Known in Roxbury
Francis A. Cuddihy, newly married in New York, heads J. J. Cuddihy Stone Co. of 562 Albany Street and is linked to a Massachusetts street railway. His mother, an executive, ran the business after his father’s death and recently handed it to him. Friends note the romance behind his wedding, though few details emerge.
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Cuddihy
Roxbury
Francis A. Cuddihy
New York
J. J. Cuddihy Stone Company
Albany Street
Massachusetts
State Street
Thomas Carey
Thomas Carey, A Close Friend of Mr. Cuddihy
Peruna Dosed in Teaspoonfuls for Best Results
Dr Hartman advocates teaspoonful Peruna for most chronic diseases with women and invalids as home users. He notes stronger doses for nasal catarrh in active men, and urges careful repetition per his booklet Ills of Life. The piece touts Peruna as unique, highly endorsed, and widely trusted.
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R. Hartman
Hartman
Wells Memorial Institute Sees 458 Members Added
The 26th annual meeting at Wells Memorial Hall reports a net gain of 458 members bringing total to 1789. Finances show a $380,000 settlement from the Elevate road and gifts allow debt payoff with about $7,000 in surplus to invest. Current expenses still need $3,000 annually in subscriptions.
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Wells Memorial Institute
Wells Memorial Hall
Friends of the Institute
Lowell
Cambridge Knights of Columbus Minstrels at Odd Fellows Hall
Cambridge Knights of Columbus Minstrels prepared by Dom F Keegan stage a two night show in Odd Fellows Hall in Cambridge. A 60 member chorus includes many popular local young women and the event promises light political humor and lively entertainment.
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Cambridge Knights OF Columbus
University City
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Cambridge Council K
Dom F. Keegan
Cambridge
Child Escapes Death After Being Dragged Under Car
Catherine Shaw six years old of 17 Irving Street West End ran across Cambridge Street and was knocked down by an electric car It rolled under the fender and was dragged about ten feet before stopping She survived with only bruises after hospital care and her father took her home Patrolman Kelley witnessed the incident describing the perilous escape and near death.
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Catherine Shaw
Irving Street
West End
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts Hospital
Kelley
Mrs Mary Howards Funeral In Boston From Mayo Ireland
Mrs Mary Howard 56 came week ago from Tungboro Castlebar Mayo Ireland. Funeral held yesterday at her sons home 22 Cambria St and St Cecilia Church. Interment at St Josephs West Roxbury. Seven children survive six in the United States. Died of pneumonia after a brief illness. Her three sons and three nephews served as pallbearers.
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Mary Howard
Boston
Tungboro
Castlebar
County Mayo
Ireland
Thomas
Cambria Street
St. Cecilia’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
West Roxbury
Riot Averts at New York Ball Game
A thunder and rain storm disrupted the Washington versus New York AL season opener at American League Park. Police kept 20 000 fans calm as rain checks were scarce and the game was not called. Washington led 8 1 in the fourth when play halted. No casualties were reported.
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New York
American League
Washington Heights
Washington
Connolly
Washingtons
Chesbro
Lynn Man Charged With Liquor Selling
April 21 Fred S. Fessenden of High Rock street was arrested tonight by Officer Larrabee on a warrant charging illegal sale of liquor. The arrest followed evidence from an assault case hearing in court this morning and a complaint by City Marshal Burches.
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Lynn
Fred S. Fessenden
High Rock Street
Larrabee
Burches
Walton announces Mabel Walton to wed William Wanamaker
North Adams April 21 John Walton publicly confirms the engagement of his daughter Miss Mabel L. Walton to William Wanamaker of Philadelphia. No formal announcement had been made and the statement confirms what intimate friends have known. Miss Walton teaches at a private school in Philadelphia.
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North Adams
John Walton
Mabel L. Walton
William Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Woman Fatally Hurt In Philadelphia Storm
A cyclonic wind storm struck Philadelphia and nearby areas this afternoon causing extensive damage. One woman died and around twenty others were injured as the brief but severe weather swept through the city and suburbs.
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Philadelphia
Death of Brigadier General James M. Moore U S A
Brigadier General James M. Moore U S A retired died tonight after a brief illness in Chicago. His home was in New York City and he was visiting relatives when attacked by illness.
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J. M. Moore
Chicago
James M. Moore
Orders to Rush Cruiser Tacoma to San Domingo
Pensacola Fla April 21 Rush orders for the cruiser Tacoma to proceed to San Domingo were received late this afternoon. The vessel began taking on coal and stores and is expected to get away before daylight.
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Pensacola
Fla
Tacoma
San Domingo
Gold Watch Presented to Foreman De Laney at Blake's Pump Works
The north gallery of Blake's Pump Works in East Cambridge hosted a surprise for Foreman De Laney as he prepares to depart for a new post in Harrison New Jersey. Over 150 workers presented him with a handsome gold watch as a token of esteem.
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Blake’s Pump Works
Cambridge
de Laney
Harrison
N. J
Low Rates to Pacific Coast via Wabash Railroad
Very low rates to the Pacific coast and other points now in effect. The quickest tourist line from New England. Boston office at 176 Washington street.
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Pacific Coast
New England
Boston
Washington Street
Indian Warehouse Clerks Dismissed After Charges
Washington April 21 acting superintendent Fred H Wilson and seven clerks of the Indian warehouse in New York were dismissed from office by Secretary Hitchcock following an inspection by Indian Inspector Nesler who charged irregularities in the office’s conduct.
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Washington
Fred H. Wilson
New York City
Hitchcock
Nesler
Murphy Sentenced to Two Years for Larceny
Charles F. Murphy received a two year term from the Municipal Criminal Court at its second session after several young students testified they had been his pupils in alleged larceny.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Trade Matters Discussed At New England Reception
The Civic Federation of New England will host an informal reception at 5 30 p m and dinner at 6 30 p m next Wednesday at the Quincy House. Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine will preside with speeches on trade agreements by August Belmont Samuel Gompers William H Pfahler and John Tobin from Boston and Philadelphia groups.
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Civic Federation of New England
Quincy House
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
August Belmont
Interborough Rapid Transit Company of
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William H. Pfahler
National Founders’ Association of Philadelphia
John Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Boston
Gallagher Found Guilty in Counterfeiting Case
Patrick J Gallagher was found guilty by a jury in the United States Circuit Court on two counts of passing counterfeit money. The panel deliberated from 2 pm until 8 15 pm before returning a general verdict of guilty. Gallagher’s counsel announced an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for a new trial.
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Patrick J. Gallagher
United States
Gallagher
Robert Thompson
Fred B. Wilson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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