Tucker Passes Sunday in Gloom and Alone
Charles L. Tucker, Weston murder suspect, spent a quiet gloomy Sunday in Cambridge jail. He showed little nerve, avoided greetings, and ate only when meals were sent from a restaurant. No visitor presence or confirmed blood findings reported yet. Harvard’s Dr. Wood denies releasing statements and will report after testing.
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Charles L. Tucker
Weston
Cambridge
Tucker
Charles Tucker
E. S. Wood
Harvard Medical School
Ex-Chief Hazen Questions Tucker Murder Evidence
Hazen of the federal secret service disputes the prosecution's case against Charles L. Tucker for the Mabel Page murder in Weston Mass. He calls the knife the most damaging item but argues the evidence is flimsy and no motive or strong links have been shown.
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New York
Hazen
Federal Secret Service
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Mass
Tucker
Oarsmen Favor Fine Weather For Season Start
The Boston rowing scene sparkles after a sunny Sunday as clubs rehearse and prepare for the Charles Memorial Day regatta. New names join the New England Amateur Rowing Association while East Boston, Jeffries Point, and the Columbians gear up for St Louis and a May 2 party.
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John J. Corrigan
New England Amateur R. A
East Boston Athletic Association
Association
Boston
Oearsmen
St. Louis
Frank Greer
East Boston
A. A
Andy
George
Charley
N. McDonald
Charles
Labor Day
Brown Davis
A. McElman
F. Larsen
G. de Laskey
J. J. Livingstone
Jeffries Point
Jim Lewis
T. Welch
Martin
M. Ezekial
Tom Green
Columbians
James Barker
Jack Grinnell
D A R Society Condemns Mob Law In Austin
The Daughters of the American Revolution in Austin unanimously adopt resolutions condemning mob law. They urge the Texas Legislature to enact laws for speedy justice against those guilty of criminal assault to remove excuses for mob violence.
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Austin
Tex
Daughters of the American Revolution
Texas
Record crowds at Revere Beach as season opens
A sunny day drew about 15 000 visitors to Revere Beach with crowds arriving from Boston Chelsea Lynn and other points. Boatmen cyclists and pedestrians filled the shore while bands churches and yacht clubs offered activities. New attractions including a musical railway and coal mine are planned with construction starting today.
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Revere Beach
Boston
Chelsea Square
Lynn
Crescent Gardens
Shirley Avenue
Revere Street
Common Greensward Drew Great Crowds
Warm weather drew large crowds to Boston Common yesterday with many enjoying the seeded areas while the grass sections were filled with sun seekers. On the Charles Street mall the public spoke with Dougherty attracting a crowd and the Rev Abijah Hall urged listeners to get religion with a small group.
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Boston Common
Charles Street
Dougherty
Abijah Hall
Schoolmaster for 50 Years in Cambridge Public Schools
Francis Cogswell, resigning Cambridge superintendent, marks 50 years in education from 1854 teaching at Putnam Grammar School to 1874 election as superintendent. He notes changes in organization and attendance from 657 in 1853 across seven grammar schools to about 7000 now, with new programs in kindergartens, evening classes, and arts and physical education.
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Francis Cogswell
Cambridge
Cogswell
Putnam
Greatly Reduced Rates To West From Chicago
West Daily offers greatly reduced second class fares to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia through April 30. Tickets available via J. E. Brittain general agent at 300 Washington Street with New England to West Coast routes priced over 17.90 less than regular second class rates.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Dorchester man collapses at Gridley’s restaurant
Charles Jorés of 15 Norfolk street Dorchester collapsed at work in Gridley’s restaurant yesterday and was taken to the Relief station. His condition is not considered serious.
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Gridley
Charles Jorés
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Boston Horse Show criticized by top exhibitor Mr John Gerken
New York exhibitor Mr John Gerken blasts Boston Horse Show management for poor hospitality and unfair classification. He says exhibitors were ignored, seats and amenities lacking, and entries down because organizers did not consult leading exhibitors.
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John Gerken
New York
Gerken
Boston
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Brockton
South Boston Man Hurt In Newton Suburb Accident
Michael Marks of South Boston, a Walworth Manufacturing employee, was struck while changing cars on a West Newton electric line at Newtonville. He suffered a severe head wound and a strained shoulder, and was taken to Newton Hospital.
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Newtonville
Michael Marks
West Newton
Newton Hospital
Marks
Walworth Manufacturing Company
D Street
South
Boston
Portraits Relocated at Cambridge Armory Row
The portraits of Captain Hawkes Colonel Wellington Lieutenant Dillaway and General Mathews were rehung in their old places after being removed from the Cambridge armory walls. Adjutant-General Dalton is cited as issuing the orders. A dispute between Captain Lombard Fifth Regiment and Colonel Pew Highth Resient sparked the confrontation.
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Hawkes
Wellington
Dillaway
Mathews
Cambridge
Dalton
Lombard
Fifth Regiment
Pew
Highth
Fire department saves shed from Union Freight engine blaze
Prompt response to Box 15 at Richmond and Commercial streets yesterday at 1 10 saved a Union Freight Company engine from firing a shed and nearby property on Atlantic avenue. Crowds gathered as flames were controlled. total damage estimated under $50.
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Richmond
Commercial Streets
Union Freight Company
Atlantic Avenue
Man Injured in Lincoln and Portsmouth Clash
Shortly before midnight John McCarthy age 28 was knocked to the ground after an argument with John F Twigg at Lincoln and Portsmouth streets. He suffered a fractured knee and was taken to City Hospital by ambulance. Twigg was later arrested but booked as a simple drunk.
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John McCarthy
John F. Twigg
Lincoln
Portsmouth
City Hospital
Twigg
Gaelic School Plans May Day Celebration at 1151 Washington St
After yesterday’s adjournment the Gaelic School council says next Sunday’s session will mark the May Day festival with a general public meeting at 1151 Washington Street. An interesting program aims to shed light on ancient Irish manners, customs, and civilization.
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Gaelic School Council
Washington Street
John A. Grant Buried at Forest Hills
John A. Grant of Division 40 A. O. H. Jamaica Plain was buried yesterday from St. Thomas Church with interment at Forest Hills Cemetery. Division 40 members attended in a body, and Mrs. Frank G. Selee flew in from Chicago as the deceased’s sole relative. It marked the first time a Hibernian division marched together through the cemetery.
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John A. Grant
Division 40
Jamaica Plain
St. Thomas’ Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
Frank G. Selee
Chicago
Hibernians
Steamers and fish cargoes mark harbor notes in local column
The column notes the Celtic sailing from Queenstown to harbor and the Cretic on the Charlestown route. Harbor fishermen arrive with cargos from schooners Julia Costa to Edith L. including 35 000 to 2 000 pounds of fish. The Knickerbocker seeks a name change to Texas and a shift to northern oil trades. The Atlantic Works advances a new penal craft linked to J Putnam Bradlee. Montello arrives from Hull with seven cattle men and cargo.
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Celtic
Queenstown
White Star
Charlestown
New York
Julia Costa
William A. Morse
Henrietta G. Martin
I. J. Merritt
Galatea
Sea Fox
Teresa
Alice
Dixie
Valentinna
Olivia Sears
Laura Enos
Malicia Enos
Edith L
Knickerbocker
Texas
Atlantic Works
Ising
Kree
A. F. Brigham
Mystic Pier
Hull
England
Danish steamer Alexandra overdue on voyage to pier
The Alexandra departed Copenhagen or Christiania on April 2 and is now 23 days at sea with no sign yet. Other ships nearby include the Iberian from Manchester and the Largo Bay with fruit from the Mediterranean, while the Sagamore from Liverpool is due today. no distress reported.
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Alexandra
Copenhagen
Christiania
Jago
Manchester
Mersey
Largo Bay
Mediterranean
Rock
China Cay
Fowey
Werren
Sagamore
Fenton
Shipping News Mini Almanac for April 25
Details ship arrivals, departures, and maritime movements. Includes Sun and Moon timings, high waters, and lists steamers, schooners, tugs, and barges with their destinations and cargos. Notable ships include Martello, Kennebec, and City of Gloucester. several vessels sail to Glasgow, Norfolk, Havana, and Philadelphia.
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Shipping News
Martello
Bingham
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
C. EB
Laechler
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
J. F. Masters
Juniata
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
City of Rockland
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of
Charles W. Church
Moore
Newport News
Helen H. _ Benedict
Brockett
Sagamore
Sanford
Georgietta
Peterson
Perth Amboy
James
Ella
Hagerty
Newburyport
Boxer
Walls
Samar
Blanche
Sears
Haverhill
Mass
S. O. Co
Wind
Siberian
Glasgow
Mancunia
Dora
Flora
Hdith
Eckley
Hector
Charles F. Mayer
C. C. Co
Conestoga
Hammond
Pine Forest
East
Scranton
Hoboken
Canisteo
Carlisle
Coleraine
Portsmouth
N. H
Waltham
Dunlo
Salem
Chatham
Horatio Hail
Mars
Paoli
Eureka
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Dore Davidson
Francklyn Wallace Alexander Clarke Walter Lawrence John J. Martin
NE Pixley
Prince OF Pilsation
F Hans Robert Stanley D
Frank D. Nelso
Harry Pyke
Grace King
Dustav Ludersen
Dodo” Rion
10A Brooks Hunt
Louida Hilliard
Ida Mulle
Kate Uart
Olive North
Helen Hale
Lucile Nelson
Alice Farrel
Mabel Clarke
North End
North Square
Wood
Austin D. A. R. Society
A. McArthur CO
MR. Gerken
Bostonians
South Boston
Newton
Gaelic School
Forest Hills
Weber
Mann CH
John ’ Welly Peter
F. Dailey A Eee
Lillian Russell
Mabel Fenton
Weber & Fields
Majestic Nats
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Santos Dumont
Curio Hall
Waudenville
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee and
Mgr
Babes‘ Toyland
Wm. Norris
The
Callahan and
Mack
Keith’s
John Bowker
Japrussa
Columbus Ave. and
Walpole St
Connelly
Adams House
George B. Appleton
Old South Building
Symphony Hall
Piopis
Messrs. Sullivan
Harris & Woods
Peddler
Charlotte Severson
Alt
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall Arcade
Tel
Castle St. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Camille
George Bernard Shaw
Ari
Ida
Yold Daly
Colonial Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger’s
Wee
Hotel Bee BooRals
Kentucky Belles
Patace
London
Square Theatre
Bowdoin
Howard the Torrid
Ion Fields
Ward
Violet Alien
Ray
Vaudevillists
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