Tutein dynamite case headed to court in East Boston
The East Boston police plan to summon E G Tutein & Co for transporting 250 pounds of dynamite through Boston streets in alleged violation of the law. The explosive was moved to a barn on Orleans street and later to a powder boat near City Point, with officers claiming it was unguarded and improperly handled.
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E. G. Tutein & Co
Boston
East Boston
George C. Neal
State Police
Captain Evans
Wells
Gorman
Mullen
Neal
Tutein
Orleans Street
City Point
East
Tech Coeds Keep Their Junior Week Open House
Open house in the Margaret Cheney room at Technology hosted by the Cleofan Educational Society drew graduates and undergraduates. Miss Blodgett and other committee members assisted by Mrs McCormick and Mrs Blodgett led the reception during April junior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cheney
Technology
Cleofan Educational Society
Blodgett
Maude Darling
L. P. H. Packwood
Florence Luscomb
Blake
Longyear
Maxwell
Babcock, Johnson, Thompson
Cedarholm
Manning, Ryan and Patten
Susan Minott
Stanley McCormick
George W. Blodgett
William Barton Rogers
Hartford Women Object to New Police Matron
Mrs Sadie P Kibbe was named police matron by the Board of Police Commissioners in Hartford Conn April 23 drawing protests from Hartford women led by Mrs Kate M Eaton who says outsiders should not fill a public office when qualified locals exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Sadie P. Kibbe
Woman’s Reformatory
Sherborn
Mass
Board of Police ‘Commissioners
Henry
Kate M. Eaton
Harvard Undergraduates See The Financier Comedy
Harvard's leading clubmen gathered for the Pi Eta boys who presented their comedy The Financier at the club Rooms in Winthrop square Cambridge. Back Bay and Cambridge society ladies attended. The last public performance is set for tomorrow evening at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pi Eta
Winthrop Square
Cambridge
Back Bay
Cambridge Society
Warrant for His Arrest Leads John U Sperry to Desperate Deed
John U Sperry of 162 Heath Street Roxbury murdered his wife and tried suicide after months of domestic troubles centered on money disputes and jealousy. He faced a murder warrant as he lay wounded in City Hospital following the deadly confrontation and attempted self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sperry
Heath Street
Roxbury
John U. Sperry
Fife
City Hospital
Sperry
Roxbury Court
Roxbury Crossing
Sperrys
Workmen Burned At Tannery In Naptha Accident
In Woburn on April 2 Philip L. Kerrigan 28 of Main Street suffered serious burns to his arms and body at Beggs and Cobb patent leather tannery. Greek worker Charles Costes was burned on the face and shoulders. Kerrigan, a dauber, stepped on a match that ignited naptha. finish on his arms also caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Philip L. Kerrigan
Main Street
Beggs and Cobb Patent Leather
Charles Costes
Kerrigan
Harriman sued over published letter to Webster
Edward Harriman testified as principal witness at a final hearing for Frank W. Hill charged with selling a copy of Harriman letter. The letter claimed Harriman funded 1904 Republican campaign and Roosevelt promised Depew ambassadorship. Magistrate Wahle set a May 1 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward H. Harriman
Frank W. Hill
Co. M. Depew
France
Harriman
Hill
Wahle
New York World
Dorchester Girl to Wed Dodd of Salem Today
Miss Agnes Josephine Herrick of Dorchester will marry Andrew W. Dodd Jr., eldest son of a Salem glue magnate, at St. Peter's Church rectory. The ceremony at 11 follows a six months European tour and a Swampscott home plan.
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Andrew W. Dodd, Jr
Salem
Essex County
Agnes Josephine Herrick
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Reagan
Europe
Swampscott
Miss Herrick
James J. Herrick
Victoria Street
The
Conservatory of Music
Reception for Boston architects at Tech week events
A Technology Architectural Society reception for Boston architects and friends highlights today’s junior week program at Tech. The Pierce building fourth floor Library opens 4 to 6 for guests with department works on display and faculty in the receiving line. Potter Hall hosts the annual spring concert and dance by Tech Glee Mandolin and Guitar clubs before the junior promenade at the Hotel Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technology Architectural Society
Boston
Tech
Architectural Department
Pierce
Potter Hall
Huntington Avenue
Tech Glee
Somerset
Malden Mayor Vetoes Laborer Pay Increase
In Malden the mayor vetoed the Common Council order to raise city laborers pay from $2 to $2.25 per day. He called it a political scheme for votes and claimed the city lacks $15,000, saying funds would require issuing bonds, layoffs, or halting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Common Council
McCarthy
Autopsy Confirms Typhoid Death for Tibbetts
Charles E. Tibbetts aged 21 died in Great Works Maine after a short illness. An autopsy at Ward's undertaking rooms confirmed typhoid fever as the cause. His body was exhumed from Forest Dale Cemetery and reburied there after the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Charles E. Tibbetts
Frank A. Tibbetts
Oliver Street
Ward
Young Tibbetts
Great Works
Forestdale Cemetery
Ian Maclaren Stricken By Illness at Iowa Wesleyan
Dr John Watson Ian Maclaren arrived at Mt Pleasant Iowa to speak to Iowa Wesleyan University students but fell severely ill with tonsillitis and was hospitalized. All engagements have been canceled.
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Ottumwa Ia
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan University
New Haven Road Growth to Be Measured by Official Appraisal
New Haven Conn April 23 The New York New Haven Hartford system will be appraised by John F Stevens former Panama Canal chief engineer. The study will cover real estate and equipment owned controlled and leased along main lines with New York and lower New England expansion highlighted. The latest company report lists railroad property cost at 141 608 950 and total assets at 259 486 355 audited by chartered accountants.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
John F. Stevens
New York
New England
Boston
Stevens
Chartered Accountants
Mayor Leads Grand March at Foresters Ball Fundraiser
Paul Revere Hall hosted a Foresters of America fundraiser with Mayor Fitzgerald and Mrs. Dr. Joseph Santos uosso leading the grand march. Guests included Henry F. McManus from Fitchburg, James H. Kelley of Brockton, and Michael J. Phelan of Lynn as Massachusetts Foresters officers. An orchestra provided music as the hall boasted national colors and state coats of arms.
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Paul Revere Hall
United Courts of Foresters
Grand Lodge of the Foresters of America
Fitzgerald
Joseph Santosuosso
A. J. Connolly
Henry F. McManus
Fitchburg
Grand Chief Rangers
Massachusetts
James H. Kelley
Brockton
Grand Beadle
Michael J. Phelan
Lynn
the Foresters
Framingham Mourns Charles J Frost Death
Framingham notes the death of Charles J Frost at 87. A long serving teacher surveyor civil engineer and town tax collector he was a high degree Mason and longtime chaplain of Middlesex lodge. His only surviving relative is daughter Miss Alice Frost.
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Framingham
Charles J. Frost
Winter Street
Frost
Middlesex Lodge
Alice Frost
Fireman Found Guilty in Larceny Case at Central Wharf
William S. Slavenwhite, a fireman, was convicted in Municipal Court of stealing a can of granulated soap from the Central wharf ruins and fined $20. He plans to appeal. Sergeant King testified seeing Slavenwhite and Mahoney carrying the soap toward the fireboat. Mahoney was acquitted due to insufficient evidence.
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William S. Slavenwhite
Central Wharf
Sergeant King
City Hall Avenue
Slavenwhite
Mahoney
King
Daniel Mahoney
Corbett
Charlestown
Burke
Battle of Clontarf remembered with concert and lecture
A Huntington Chambers Hall program commemorated the 1014 Clontarf battle. The County Dublin Association of Boston sponsored a evening of Irish airs and a lecture by Jeremiah Carroll, praising Irish resolve and Ireland’s modern progress.
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County Dublin Association
Ireland
Huntington Chambers Hall
Clontarf
County Dublin Association of Boston
Walter Kugler
Toulon Docks Blaze Strikes Naval Station Again
Fire at Toulon French naval station harms no lives but causes heavy material loss. Investigators found fuse fragments not used by the navy fueling suspicion of non accidental cause. Sentries reported a storehouse blaze near rope yarn with 200000 pounds of machinery material and other flammables stored nearby. Over 30 workers injured, some not expected to recover, as crews fought the flames most of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Tech junior week showcases gym work and boxing
A gymnasium exhibition featured apparatus and ring routines by Tech students during junior week. Cabot medalists for best gym development included Tobin, Jaegar, Greenwood, Tresnon, and Tuckerman. Boxing matches saw Schneider and Billings defeat Starkweather and Higgins. a Byron brothers wrestling match drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Gymnasium
Cabot
John T. Tobin
Fred Jaegar
John F. Greenwood
J. E. Tresnon
L. L. Tuckerman
H. D. Billings
O.al. Starkweather
J. J. Higgins
Schneider
Billings
W. H
E. J. Byron
Judge Gaskill Bars Thaw Trial Reference in Injury Case
Worcester April 23 Judge Francis A Gaskill of the Superior Court silenced counsel's attempt to question a witness about the Thaw trial in the Indriert vs Cutting case seeking $10,000 for injuries. The judge warned against dragging in the Thaw reference amid expert testimony on injury effects.
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Gaskill
Worcester
Francis A. Gaskill
Indriert
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