Greek boy deported after port violation in 1907
A Greek boy named Christos Kokotas age 12 arrived with a vessel crew on the steam er Romanic and was presented as Antonio’s son to immigration officials. He was deported and Louis and Antonio were arrested for contravening immigration laws.
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Antonio
Louis
Enter Suit for Salvage After Chelsea Fire
Alfred Sorensen George A Dean and Harry Young mariners filed libels in the U S District Court seeking salvage for saving the schooner Ada the steam yacht Malay and the yacht Glendover from destruction in the Chelsea fire. The Malay valued at 60000 was burning when reached and deserted by its crew. Ada valued at 2000 owned by Sheriff Seavey and Glendover valued at 1000 owned by Davenport.
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Glendover
Chelsea
Alfred Sorensen
George A. Dean
Harry Young
Boston
United States District Court
Chelsea Creek
Sorensen
Charles G. Weld
Fred H. Seavey
Charles I. Davenport
Rogers Deceived Him in WV Railroad Control Suit
T Moore Jackson sues Henry H Rogers George A Burt and Alfred C C Bedford for 1 893 939 alleging fraud and false statements Jackson claims Rogers deceived him into surrendering control of a West Virginia railroad linking the Baltimore and Ohio with Rogers owned Ohio River railroad through Richard J Donovan Knox and Dou ling represent Rogers as lawyers
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New York
Henry H. Rogers
T. Moore Jackson
George A. Burt
Alfred CC. Bedford
Richard J. Donovan
Rogers
Knox & Dooling
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Rogers
West Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio River
Bride Eva Grout Weds Charles Robbins in Providence
Eva Marion Grout daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Grout and Charles R Robbins son of Henry Robbins were married February 17 in the Presbyterian Church Providence. Mrs Grout learned of the union only the night before when the bride told her she was married and planned to leave home.
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Eva Marion Grout
Walter Grout
May
Main Streets
Charles R. Robbins
Henry Robbins
Maple Street
Providence
Presbyterian Church
Alec Mitchell
Dorchester Contemplates Oil Paving Amid Dust Complaints
Dorchester residents protest Mayor Hibbard plan to oil streets to combat dust especially in Ashmont where the mayor lives. Citizens dislike odor from oil on warm days and prefer watering carts. Business leaders have urged watering methods since January as the three inch dust layer persists.
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Dorchester
Hibbard
Ashmont
Boat Launch Tragedy Leaves Man Dragged Under Water
In Brookfield on April 24 Frank Stone was pulled into a powerboat paddle wheel at the Alvin Hyde mill yard and dragged about 260 feet under water before bystander William O'Brien rescued him from the dangerous stunt.
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Brookfield
Alvin Hyde Mill Yard
Frank Stone
William O’brien
Granite strike ends in Barre after eight weeks
The Barre Montpelier area strike by granite workers ends as lumpers boxers and derrickmen sign agreements with manufacturers committee. The contract grants an eight hour day with weekly pay at 27 1 2 cents an hour and time and a quarter for overtime.
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Barre
Montpelier
Manufacturers’ Committee
Prince de Sagan Greets Mme Gould in Naples Harbor
Mme Anna Gould formerly Countess de Castellane arrived in Naples from New York aboard the Friedrich der Grosse. Prince Helie de Sagan welcomed her at the harbor and kissed her hand, signaling engagement rumors. The tutor for Ms Gould’s children confirmed marriage plans but offered no location or date.
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Prince DE Sagan
Mme. Gould
Naples
Mme
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
New York
Prince Helie de Sagan
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