Alleged Dynamiters Held in Los Angeles Jail
John J. McNamara, secretary of a labor union, his brother James B. McNamara, and Ortie K. McManigal are jailed in Los Angeles on murder charges connected to the Times plant blast that killed 21. They occupy separate cells under guard as legal action begins following transit from Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Tree Workers’ Association
James B. McNamara
Ortie K. McManigal
Times
Spaniards Shot Down by Rebels at Atencingo Hacienda
Six Spaniards were killed by rebels at the Atencingo hacienda in Puebla state after they refused to contribute 5000 pesos to the insurgent cause. The hacienda had recently supplied rebels with rifles ammunition and 2500 pesos, prompting owner Angel Diaz Rubin to seek indemnity.
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Mexico City
Apri
Atencingo
Puebla
Angel Diaz Rubin
Rebels attack house full of workers in deadly assault
On Monday a band of rebels entered a house where nine employees were assembled. They demanded money and were refused. The attackers then used machetes on the Spaniards, driving them out while shouting to run as shots were fired. Six Spaniards were killed.
Foss Signs Jury Bill
Governor Foss signed the Hoar anti injunction bill amid criticism from lawyers who call it a flaw in the court system. He says the measure remedies a just grievance and aligns with Democratic platform pledges while admitting its limitations and intent to enable further remedies later.
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Foss
McNamara Trio Remains Separated En Route to Jail
Federal prosecutors said the State would proceed to trial while the defendants stay in separate compartments and cells on the trip from Dodge City. James McNamara, seen by Mrs Ingersoll as James enters the jail convoy, is identified by detectives as Bryce the man tied to the Times explosion. Mrs Ingersoll doubts the printed descriptions match the man she saw, while crowds remain orderly amid heightened security.
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John D. Fredericks
Dodge City
Kansas
John J. McNamara
McManigal
James McNamara
D. H. Ingersoll
San Francisco
J. B. Bryce
Times
Bryce
Fire chief disciplines captain over side line business ties
Fire Commissioner Daly orders Captain Cornelius O'Brien moved from Engine 25 to Engine 10 after evidence tied him to a machinery firm and dynamo stock sales to firefighters. O'Brien admits involvement. Daly confirms punishment for violation of department rules.
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Daly
Cornelius O'Brien
James Ryan
O’brien
Custom House Sinking Threatens Boston Tower
The Boston Custom House 00 foot tower under construction has settled six inches. An investigation by the Boston Transit Commission will study possible effects on the East Boston tunnel. Officials blame inadequate foundation and weakening granite bed from recent tower work.
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Boston Custom House
Boston Transit Commission
East Boston
Custom House
Custom House Tower Construction Causes Settlement and Debate
The Custom House rests on six foot piles with bonded granite floors. settlement has continued, and Norcross Brothers face higher costs as caissons cut through granite. The tower’s foundation contract keeps the building in its current position and shoring up to original alignment. The tunnel under State street near the building prompts a Transit Commission review of the roof and walls.
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EK. FE. Hunter
Norcross Brothers
Peabody & Stearns
State Street
Custom House
Edmunds. Davis
The
Transit Commission
Franconia Arrives in Boston Harbor with 2300 Immigrant Passengers
The Cunard liner Franconia, largest ship to enter Boston Harbor, reaches quarantine at 9:15 after a seven day voyage. Captain Charles A. Smith and Pilot J. W. Reid guide the vessel through heavy seas and fog to a welcoming sight along 1 mile of water with Boston lights and 2300 aboard.
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Cunard
Franconia
Boston Harbor
Charles A. Smith
Dean of Boston
J. W. Reid
Pilot No. 1
Boston Towing Company
Cunard Line
Boston Light
Boston Harbor Dock Plan Faces State and Railroad Leaders
A morning conference at the State House with Governor Foss and New Haven president Charles S. Mellen focused on Boston water front reform. They discussed erecting large docks at Jeffries Point and a possible $3,000,000 harbor improvement program to bolster Fast Boston’s status as a major shipping entrance.
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Boston
New England
Foss
Mellen
New Haven Road
Jeffries Point
Lawrence Municipal Graft Probe Ordered for May Session
Chief Justice Aiken orders a special session of the Essex county grand jury to sit in Lawrence on May 3 to hear evidence in alleged graft and corruption cases. High Sheriff Johnson informed jurors to report at the local Superior Courthouse at 10 o clock Wednesday forenoon.
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Lawrence
Aiken
Wssex County Grand Jury
Johnson
Grant Monument Cornerstone Laid In 1892
The entry notes the cornerstone of the Grant monument laid in 1892. It lists notable anniversaries including inventor B Morse born 1781 and U S President Ulysses S Grant born 1822. Also marks sunrise and moon phases with a 7 08 lamp lighting beacon reference.
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B. Morse
Jiysses S. Grant
United States
Grant
Boston and rivals tumble in early standings and results
Wolgast defeats One-Round Hogan in two rounds as college and school games yield varied results. Red Sox rise to second place while Walker Brown makes a remarkable city street record by defeating Tafts. Bowdoin beats Dartmouth and Holy Cross defeats Amherst.
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Wolgast
Hogan
Red Sox
Walker Brown
Brown
Tafts
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Amherst
Weather Forecast for Boston Area Ahead of Weekend
Forecast calls for Thursday fair conditions in Boston and vicinity with progressive improvement. Friday expected to remain fair with light to moderate variable winds. Washington dispatch notes general trend of pleasant weather across southern England with westerly to south winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
England
Dr Siegert Angostura Bitters Tonic in All Mixed Drinks
The note promotes Dr Siegert's Angostura Bitters as a tonic suitable for all mixed drinks and cocktails. It highlights its versatility for flavor enhancement in beverages.
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Dr. Siegert
Relief column in trap at Raselma region
April 22 dispatch from Captain Bremond says his force, sent from Fez to ease pressure there, broke camp and began a difficult march toward Raselma. Cherada tribesmen press the pursuit, with many killed and threats to massacre prisoners they seize.
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Tangier
Bremond
Fez
Raselma
Cherada
Fez relief effort stalled as Bremond’s column tightens siege
Late dispatches report Captain Bremond marching toward Fez facing critical conditions with scarce ammunition. Cherada tribesmen surround his force and have retaken prior positions. Captain Boissot, nearing Bremond, learns of his move and returns to Alcazar, leaving Bremond unsupported.
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Fez
Bremond
Boissot
Alcazar
Dutch take Palmas Island raise Dutch flag in Philippines
Delayed reports from Manila via Jolo state the Dutch have captured Palmas Island 69 miles southeast of Mindanao and lowered the American colors replacing them with the Dutch flag. Washington reportedly will not protest, deeming the islands valueless.
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Manila
Jolo
Palmas Island
Mindanano
Holland
Washington
United States
Convention results for House and Senate race names
Albert P. Langtry led with 151 votes and Frank J. Donahue had 123. Two scattering votes among 276 cast of 280. Representative John P F Meaney questioned constitutionality arguing ballots were required for secrecy. Experts say the method was constitutional.
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Albert P. Langtry
Frank J. Donahue
John PF. Meaney
Langtry Elected Secretary of State Over Donahue
Representative Albert P. Langtry a Republican from Springfield won the secretary of state post, defeating Democrat Frank J. Donahue 151 to 123 after a bitter party clash in the House and Senate convention. Speaker Walker led the effort, with Martin Lomasney declaring a shift toward practical Republican politics.
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Albert P. Langtry
Springfield
Frank J. Donahue
House
Senate
Langtry
Walker
Martin Lomasney
Massachusetts Convention Battle Over Ballot Secretary Selection
Representative John F. Meaney disputes a ballot vote for the Secretary of State claiming constitutional violation while Clerks Coolidge and Kimball defend it as lawful. The State House echoed with a noisy, fractious debate as factions argued about a secret ballot and the Donahue candidacy amid intra party rivalries.
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John F. Meaney
Blackstone
Coolidge
Senate
Kimball
House
State House
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Jury Seated in Glover Will Challenge Case
The second attempt by Arthur Norsman Glover and William Glover to break the will of Clarence F. Glover began in East Cambridge Supreme Court with Judge Hammond presiding. A jury of 14 was impanelled, including Foreman Henry Weeks and Julius Freeman, amid objections by counsel Fletcher Ranney for the executor Samuel D. Elmore.
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Arthur, Norsman
William
Albert Glover
Clarence F. Glover
Hammond
East Cambridge Supreme Court
J. Siden Moulton
Stowe
Fletcher Ranney
Henry VP. Weeks
Marlboro
Clarence 8. Williams
Weyland
Selden Colburn
Dracut
James F. Daley
Arlington
Frank Davenport
Medford
Julius P. Freeman
Winchester
John ©. Mahoney
Natick
Harry O. B. Nichols
Holliston
Harry G. Robbins
Hudson
John W Scribner
Currier
Woburn
Morton B. Wright
Chelmsford
Frank Mulock
Weston
Wletcher Ranney
Glover
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Colman
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Bob” Washburn
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Bill” Newton Trier
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