Tucker Passes Sunday in Gloom and Alone
Weston murder suspect Charles L. Tucker sits in tacit silence at Cambridge jail as looming grand jury delays and possible long confinement weigh on him. Officials note his nerve frayed, while he rejects prison coffee and eats only meals delivered from a restaurant. no visitors add to his somber mood. A Boston paper’s blood-on-knife claim is denied by Professor E S Wood, who says no report is ready and he will inform the district attorney when tests conclude.
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Charles L. Tucker
Weston
Cambridge
Tucker
Charles Tucker
E. 5S. Wood
Harvard Medical School
Hazen questions Tucker murder case evidence
Ex Chief Hazen of the federal secret service in a World article doubts the evidence against Charles L. Tucker in the Mabel Page Weston Mass. murder. He says the knife is the most damaging item, but notes Tucker may be innocent and actions show boyish folly. blood stains and notes are weak, no motive or strong link established.
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New York
Hazen
Federal Secret Service
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Mass
Tucker
Oarsmen Favor Fine Weather Ahead of Regatta
The season opens with activity at local clubs as rowers train and tune shells after a mild Sunday. New memberships arrive for the New England Amateur Rowing Association while East Boston and Jeffries Point clubs prep crews for St. Louis, with Columbians planning their May 2 party.
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John J. Corrigan
New England Amateur R. A
East Boston Athletic Association
Boston
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 Rowing Association
Jim Lewis
T. Welch
Martin
M. Ezekial
Tom Green
James Barker
Jack Grinnell
D A R Society Condemns Mob Law in Austin Texas
The Daughters of the American Revolution in Austin unanimously adopted resolutions condemning mob law and urging Texas legislators to pass laws for speedy justice for those guilty of criminal assault to remove the excuse for mob violence.
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Austin
Tex
Daughters of the American Revolution
Texas
Crowds Gather at Revere Beach on Warm April Day
About 15 000 visitors crowded Revere Beach yesterday the largest early season turnout.Boston and Chelsea lines ran frequent open cars with crowded trips while Lynn and other towns sent many beachgoers. Cars, carriages, and bicyclists filled the boulevard as a praise service and beach activities drew crowds. new attractions like coal mine and musical railway are planned with sidewalks under construction along the boulevard.
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Revere Beach
Boston
Chelsea Square
Lynn
Shirley Avenue
Revere Street
Common Greensward Draw Great Crowds
Boston Common filled with citizens enjoying sunshine as warm weather returned. The seeded areas were crowded while the grassed sections hosted crowds, with public speakers on the Charles street mall. Dougherty the single taxer drew a crowd and the Rev Abijah Hall urged listeners to get religion.
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Boston Common
Charles Street
Dougherty
Abijah Hall
Cambridge Schoolmaster Serves Half Century
Francis Cogswell marks fifty years in education as he resigns as Cambridge superintendent of schools. He began as a temporary teacher at Putnam and spent thirty years as Cambridge superintendent before retirement.
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Francis Cogswell
Cambridge
Cogswell
Putnam
Cambridge schools longtime superintendent reflects on 50 years
Grammar School records show a 50 year tenure of Mr. Cogswell as Cambridge superintendent. He notes major changes in organization and classification, rising average attendance from 657 in 1853 across seven grammar schools to about 7000 today. Kindergarten introduced in 1889 with new programs in evening classes, drawing, cooking, music, physical training and botanical schools.
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Cambridge
Cogswell
Railroad Ticket Sale to West Coast From Chicago
Daily until April 30 tickets by Union Pacific and Northwestern line from Chicago to New England states California Oregon Washington and British Columbia priced over 17.9 dollars less than regular second class rates. Tickets and information from J. E. Brittain general agent 300 Washington street.
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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 Work in Gridley’s Restaurant
Charles Jorés of 15 Norfolk street Dorchester collapsed suddenly while at his job at Gridley’s restaurant yesterday and was removed to the Relief station. His condition is not serious.
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Gridley
Charles Jorés
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Mr Gerken Criticises Boston Horse Show Managers
John Gerken of New York, a leading exhibitor, blasts Boston Horse Show managers for rude treatment and poor hospitality. He says exhibitors were ignored, classifications unsatisfactory, and entries down due to no consultation with the major exhibitors. He cites other East shows as models of courtesy and criticizes the Boston officials for cold dealings with frequent entrants.
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John Gerken
New York
Gerken
Boston
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Brockton
South Boston Man Hurt in Newton Newtonville
Michael Marks, a Walworth Manufacturing Company employee from South Boston, was struck while changing cars on an electric line in Newtonville. He suffered a severe head wound and a strained shoulder, then was taken to Newton Hospital after stepping off one car to board another.
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Newtonville
Michael Marks
West Newton
Newton Hospital
Marks
Walworth Manufacturing Company
D Street
South Boston
Pew Loses Cambridge Armory Picture Row
Portraits of Captain Hawkes Colonel Wellington Lieutenant Dillaway and General Mathews were rehung after removal from the Cambridge armory walls. Adjutant-General Dalton allegedly ordered the change amid tensions between Captain Lombard Fifth Regiment and Colonel Pew Highland Regiment. Lombard challenged Pew's inspection claim prompting Dalton’s involvement.
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Hawkes
Wellington
Dillaway
Mathews
Cambridge
Dalton
Lombard
Fifth Regiment
Pew
Highti
Fire department saves Union Freight shed blaze at Richmond corner
Prompt fire department action prevented a cargo engine fire from spreading from a Union Freight Company locomotive stalled on Atlantic avenue. At 1 10 yesterday crowds gathered as flames licked the shed and nearby combustible property but total damage remained under 50 dollars.
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Richmond
Commercial Streets
Union Freight Company
Atlantic Avenue
Man hospitalized after street altercation ends with jaw blow
Shortly before midnight on Saturday John McCarthy, 28, argued with John F. Twigg at Lincoln and Portsmouth streets. McCarthy was knocked to the ground, 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 Public May Day Celebration
The Gaelic School council, after adjournment yesterday, voted to devote next Sunday's session to celebrating the ancient Irish festival. A general meeting will be held at 1151 Washington street, open to the public, with an interesting programme prepared to illuminate the manners and civilization of the Irish race.
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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. Mrs Frank G Selee, Chicago baseball manager's wife and sole relative, traveled from Chicago to attend. It marked the first time a Hibernians division marched in formation 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
Maritime muddle and arrivals at Mystic harbor
A newspaper column notes a typographical slip involving the steamer Celtic and the Cretic on White Star routes, with details of passenger lists and vessel sizes. It reports schooners and sloops unloading fish at Mystic pier, including Julia Costa and other named boats with cargoes, plus the Knickerbocker seeking a name change to Texas as it eyes oil trades. The Montello arrives from Hull with seven cattlemen aboard, under Captain Brigham.
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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
A. F. Brigham
Mystic Pier
Hull
England
Rough voyage notes in harbor watch report
The report notes no damage aboard a rough trip and details several ships overdue or at sea. Alexandra left Christiania April 2 and is 23 days out with cargo from Copenhagen and Christiania, likely to arrive at her discharging berth today. Iberian from Manchester, Largo Bay from the Mediterranean, Norman from Fowey, and Sagamore from Liverpool are also overdue or expected, with cautious hopes for safe arrivals.
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Alexandra
Copenhagen
Christiania
Jago
Manchester
Mersey
Largo Bay
Mediterranean
Rock
Fowey
Werren
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac April 25
Sun rise 4 48 set 6 37 length 13 49 Moon sets 2 19 am high water 7 am 7 50 pm APRIL 25 ARRIVED steamers Martello to Sanderson & Son St Croix Thompson St John N B mer chandise and passengers to C B Laechler Boston Stanwood Yarmouth N 8 mer chandise variance to J F Masters Juniata Bond Baltimore Indian Thacher Philadelphia and other listed vessels with merchandise passengers B arcs etc. SAILED wind southwest steamers Siberian for Glasgow Mancunia Norfolk Ave Avalon etc several schooners and tugs with barges. Chatham April 24 passed south Horatio Hall tug Mars Paoli Eureka Conestoga etc 7 a m 8 a m 4 a m 5 a m 7 a m.
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Shipping News
Martello
Bingham
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
C. B
Laechler
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
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
N. H
Richardson
Here
Cumberland
Warrington
C. C. Co
Conestota, Robinson
Edward l Luckenbach
Farnham
Wind
Siberian
Glasgow
Mancunia
Dora
Flora
Edith
Eckley
Hector
Charles F. Mayer
Dateee
GC. Co
Conestoga
Hammond
Pine Forest
East
Scranton
Hoboken
Canisteo
Carlisle
Coleraine
Portsmouth
Waltham
Dunlo
Salem
Mags
Chatham
Horatio Hall
Mars
Paoli
Eureka
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A Forest
Pixley
Prince O Sction
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Ford Frark
Nelson Harry Pyke
Grace King
Antasy
KI Rion
Ida Brooks
Ida Mulle
Kate Uart
Olive North
Helen Hale
AV Luders
Bpovo
Louida Hilliard
Lucile Nelson
Alice Farrel
Mabel Clarke
GLOBE
Weber
Lillian Russell
Louis Mann
John Kelly
Peter F. Dailey
Weber & Fields
Itea
Mab EL Fenton
Catherine
Majestic Nats
Vokes
Em Girls
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Santos Dumont
Curio Hall
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee and
Mgr
Babesitoyland
Wm. Norris
N. Y
The
Callahan
John Bowker
Japrussa
Columbus Ave
Walpole St
Connelly
Adams House
George B. Appleton
Old South Building
Symphony Hall
MR. T. Adamowski
Messrs. Sullivan
Harris & Woods
Joe Welch
the Peddler
Mext
Charlotte Severson
Jama Ric
Ave
Castle Mesins
Tremont St
Tel
Tremont
Music Hall
Tel. Ox
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Parsifal
Sesweeld
Camille
George Bernard Shaw
Carnold Daly Mats
Colonial Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Hotel and Shogiros District
Kentucky Belles
London
Haymarket
Bowdoin
Howard Fit
Charmidoow Fields
Ward
Sears
Violet Allen
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