Trial of Everett Adventist Brings Out Interesting Decisions
In Malden Judge Pettingill fines W T Gibson Adventist ten dollars for painting his house on Sunday Aug 3 after failing to prove he observes the Sabbath. The case drew a long hearing with remarks on religious differences and moral questions.
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Everett Adventist
Pettingill
Malden
W. T. Gibson
Tom’ Jefferson
Jefferson
St. Paul
Gaynor
Greene
Gibson
Coke
Pendergast
Everett
John A. Leather
Hosmer
Leather
Lverett Soong
Bachellor
Massachusetts
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Master Reports Brewery Cases
Master finds that the Boston breweries list and actions by Ward aimed to injure the plaintiffs business. The strike committee and affiliated defendants acted to force a favorable employment contract, with unions monitoring discharges and sales venues. The master notes surveillance, threats, and discipline while denying any competitive interest.
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Samuel K. Hamilton
Richardson
Boston
F. Ward
Ward
New England Brewers’ Association
National Union of the United Brewery Workmen of the
United States
Kaisers guests to stay with him for autumn maneuvers
Major-Generals Henry Corbin Samuel Young and Brigadier General Leonard Wood will join Emperor William as guests for Berlin autumn maneuvers. Foreign officers including Crown Prince Frederick William General Kearl Roberts and others will be housed at a hotel in Poznań with staff and dine together nightly. American officers will wear olive drab field uniforms and witness the fall parade at Tempelhof Field on Sedan Day adjusted to August 30 for the Italian king's visit.
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Berlin
Henry ©. Corbin
Samuel B. Young
Leonard Wood
United States Army
William
Frederick William
Kearl Roberts
William St. John Brodrick
Thomas Kelly-Kenung
Ottolenghi
Archduke Ferdinand
Austria
Count von Waldersee
Ludwig
Bavaria
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Posen
Tempelhof Field
Italy
Washington
Corbin
New York
Young
Antwerp
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Titus Invited to Row Hall Challenge Cup in Toronto
Toronto citizens seek C. B. Titus of New York to row for the Hall challenge cup symbolizing Toronto Bay's championship on Sept. 18. An invitation has been extended and is expected to be accepted. He would face Louis Scholes, who with Titus has met twice, Scholes winning first, Titus prevailing at Henley.
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Toronto
Ont
Titus
New York
Toronto Bay
Louis Scholes
Scholes
Henley
Power Lawyer Testimony in Northern Pacific Hearing
Walter Content of H Content & Co declined to produce books. Captain Henry Stern, consulting engineer, described paying up to 3500 dollars to Lamb at Weidenfeld's direction. Stern testified the stock certificate moved to Chicago and later to Minneapolis with Power, denying Lamb's claim of delivery.
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New York
Walter Content
H. Content & Co
Content
Camille Weidenfeld
Henry Stern
Guthrie
Stern
Lamb
Weidenfeld
Captain Stern
Chapman
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Minnie Howe Defaulted Sentenced After Appeal
Minnie Howe failed to appear for sentence in the Superior Court after pleading guilty in the upper court. She had previously been sentenced in the lower court to six months in the House of Correction and had appealed the ruling.
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Minnie Howe
Roxbury
House of Correction
Debtor Court Clears Hon. Isaac B. F. Allen in Debt Case
Isaac B F Allen was arrested by Con stable Shapero on a writ to collect a $100 judgment from a note to the late Hon B F Lovell. Lovell estate claim and costs total $207.23. Allen paid attorney Harrison Dunham and was discharged.
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Isaac B. F. Allen
Shapero
Mr. Allen
B. F. Lovell
Lovell
Harrison Dunham
Allen
Extortionate Coal Prices Threaten City Schools
The school committee warns coal prices may force school closures as heated by coke trials begin. They rejected bids of $10 to $11 per ton for 2000 tons and plan to burn coke, hoping prices fall.
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C. L. Burrill
Burrill
Mother and Son Escape Fire In North Middleboro
Mrs. Florence Brown and her son narrowly escaped death as their Pleasant street cottage and adjoining barn were destroyed by a rapid fire. The blaze, likely incendiary, cut off their escape and left the two structures burned.
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Middleboro
Florence Brown
Pleasant Street
Former Senator Keliher May Resign Today from Street Department
Ex-Senator John A. Keliher, purchasing agent of the street department, did not resign yesterday as expected. The office busyness required another day to clear up, and it is probable he will formally tender his resignation today.
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John A. Keliher
Street Department
Keliher
Kidnapped Girl Returns Safe After Overnight With Teacher
Seven year old Molly Riggo of 208 Salem street was reported kidnapped after leaving for a summer school on North Bennet street. She went home to fetch her hat and left again with a teacher from Revere who invited her to stay the night. Her mother was worried when Molly did not return for supper.
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Molly Riggo
Salem Street
Molly
North Bennet Street
Revere
King Edward Promises Irish Visit in February at Latest
The Daily Post reports King Edward will visit Ireland in February at latest with stops in Dublin Cork and Belfast. Wyndham, the chief secretary for Ireland, was informed of the plan.
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Liverpool
Daily Post
Edward
Ireland
George Wyndham
Dublin
Cork
Belfast
Superintendent Roche Resigns After 21 Years in Charge
Superintendent Thomas Roche of the Western Union Telegraph Company resigns after 21 years in the eastern district. The resignation was tendered a week ago and has not yet been accepted. Rumor suggests C. E. Page of Cincinnati as successor, but no confirmation.
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Thomas Roche
Western Union Telegraph Company
Roche
C. E. Page
Cincinnati
Child swept through conduit saved by water wheel grating
The child of John Chupka who fell into the Mumford River yesterday was carried feet through a conduit and landed against a protective grate near a water wheel, from which he was removed alive.
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Douglass
John Chupka
Mumford River
Immigrant Commissioner Sargent Visits Boston to Inspect Docks
Commissioner General F P Sargent of the Immigration bureau arrived in Boston for his first official visit. He met with Commissioner Billings to discuss needs of the Boston service including detention quarters. He also inspected the new Cunard docks at the harbor and expressed satisfaction with the arrangements.
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F. P. Sargent
Immigration Bureau
Boston
Billings
Sargent
Cunard
Hagt Boston
Civil Service Exams for Domestic Science Teacher Post
The Civil Service Commission announces exams on September 9 and 10 for the position of domestic science teacher in the Carlisle School within the Indian Service. Applications may be obtained from the board of examiners in the Post Office building.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Carlisle
Indian Service
Board of Examiners
Postoffice
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