Murder Charged in Whitingham Case Involving Odell Family
William Odell Elizabeth Odell and Della Colson are under arrest in Whitingham on a murder charge tied to Luke Risley who disappeared after drawing a $70 pension. Risley had moved in with the Odells and Colson, who offered conflicting explanations to investigators.
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Brattleboro
William Odell
Elizabeth Odell
Della Colson
Whitingham
H. G. Barber
Luke Risley
Risley
Odells
Denial by Carson Over Subway Fault in Tremont Flood
Chief Engineer Carson of the Rapid Transit Commission denies the agency’s responsibility for Tremont street flooding after a water main break. He defends the subway work as satisfactory and blames external factors, praising contractor Metropolitan Construction Co and assistant engineer Edwards, now in Hawaii, as honest and capable.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Tremont Street
Transit Commission
Metropolitan Construction Company
Edwards
Hawaii
Miraculous Cure At Mission Church Roxbury
Mrs. John Finnegan of Glendale Rhode Island was reportedly cured after a three year battle with chronic eczema following a novena at the Mission Church in Roxbury. She had suffered severe pain and relied on friends to reach services before a dramatic, near instantaneous recovery.
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Roxbury
John Finnegan
Glendale
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Robinson
Finnegan
Catholic Church
New England States
Truths Enormous Mail Ends as 32600 Letters Sent Back
Postmaster Hibbard announced that the last mail addressed to Francis Truth the divine healer was returned. In all 32 600 letters were handled with addressed envelopes sent directly and unaddressed letters sent to the dead letter office for processing and return to the inside address.
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Hibbard
Francis Truth
Alleged Murderer Arrested After Marlboro Case
Francesco Furzone, accused of killing Loretta di Marzio during a Sunday night quarrel over cards, was arrested early this morning in Marlboro after police traced him from Boylston, where Di Marzio was stabbed to death and Furzone and Paolino fled.
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Marlboro
Francesco Furzone
Loretta di Marzio
Boylston
Furzone
Paolino
di Marzio
Clinton
Anti-Imperialist Delegates Gather for Indianapolis Convention
The American Anti Imperialist League credentialed over 600 delegates for the Indianapolis convention starting next Wednesday. Boston and vicinity will send about 30. New England totals unclear. Delegates travel individually. a Boston contingent led by former Governor Boutwell departs Monday. The convention opens with J B Henderson expected to preside, Boutwell likely to call to order. Also mentions a 6 cent ice tax taking effect yesterday, with no immediate constitutional challenge expected.
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American Anti-Imperialist League
Indianapolis
Boston
Vicinity
New England
G. 8. Boutwell
Gamaliel Bradford
David Greene Haskins, Jr
Charles R. Codman
Henry R. Cabot
Erving Winslow
J. B. Henderson
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Washington, D. C
Boutwell
King Humbert Memorial Religious Civic Commemoration Planned
Representatives of thirty eight Italian societies met at 287 Hanover Street to hear committee reports for the religious and civic commemoration of King Humbert I of Italy. Portuguese society reps will join in deferring to Queen Maria Pia. Tuesday is selected for the events and the Cathedral is secured for the religious portion.
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Hanover Street
Humbert I
Italy
Portugal
Maria Pia
Crowds Fill Rome Panthéon for Humbert's Casket
An immense crowd mobbed the Panthéon in Rome all day as the casket of the late King Humbert lay in state. Guard and troops assisted to regulate the crushing throng.
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Rome
Pantheon
Humbert
Health board inspects Syrian quarter finds crowded rooms
On Aug 16 the Board of Health conducted another night tour of the Syrian quarter in Lawrence. Many chambers housed six to ten people, with poor ventilation and strong odors. Residents were told they would have one more chance to meet health laws or face prosecutions.
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Lawrence
Board of Health
Ice Law In Effect Forces Five Cent Piece Sales
The new statute requires ice companies in the state to sell five cent pieces to customers. The measure mandates pricing and sale terms applicable to ice suppliers under the updated law.
Banquet Postponed for Hon. William Johnston’s Wife Death
Due to the death of the wife of the Hon. William Johnston M P of South Belfast Ireland formerly grand master of the Orangemen the banquet in his honor at the Quincy House is postponed until a later date.
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William Johnston
Belfast
Ireland
Orangemen of the World
Quincy House
New York Viewed as Leading Money Market by London Press
London papers react to Sir Michael Hicks Beach's exchequer bond issue in New York. They hail American banking support during South Africa gold export stoppage and say New York is emerging as the world’s top investment center, though some criticize the tactless handling of the issue. The Statist, Saturday Review, and Speaker weigh in on the move and its Wall Street appeal.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Treasury
Great Britain
South Africa
New York
Bank of England
United States
Canada
Russia
Saturday Review
Wall Street
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Holds Session With Resolutions
The last day of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America convention adopted resolutions urging women’s total abstinence societies and public lectures. Hartford was chosen as next year’s meeting site. Officers elected include Rev. D. F. McGillicuddy as president and J. Washington Logue as first vice president.
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Philadelphia
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Hartford
Conn
D. F. McGillicuddy
Worcester
Mass
J. Washington Logue
J. Walter Gibbons
Chicago
Leonora M. Lake
St. Louis
John Curren
Scranston
A. Pe Doyle
New York
Child's clothes catch fire in Cambridgeport home
Nine year old Teresa Cooper daughter of James Cooper was burned at her home 30 School street Cambridgeport yesterday morning about 10 o clock. The child was alone in the house when her clothes caught fire while she was playing with unknown objects.
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Teresa Cooper
James Cooper
School Street Place
Cambridgeport
Sampson Restored to Post Office After Court Discharge
John P. Sampson the substitute letter carrier arrested ten days ago on a complaint from a young woman stenographer in the Winthrop Building has been restored to his postal position after a court discharge and pending settlement of the case.
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John P. Sampson
Winthrop
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