Secluded Life For Mrs Hains Amid Murder Case
Mrs. Peter C. Hains, wife of Captain Hains charged with the murder of William E. Annis, remains in seclusion at her Winthrop home. She rides with family, resists interview requests, and plans a public statement soon. Libbey family exhaustion and strain are noted as the case unfolds.
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Peter C. Hains
Captain Hains
William E. Annis
Winthrop
Charles H. Libbey
Hains
Fort Hamilton
Crest Avenue
Jokers Trigger False Hold Up in East Walpole
Charles Derrick and John Bradley, two coachmen for local millionaires, were thought robbed by jokers while returning from a shopping trip. Police questioned witnesses after a shopper noted a roll of money, sparking a townwide manhunt that ended when the claim proved a prank.
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Walpole
Charles Derrick
John Bradley
Charles
Lewis Vose
Sharon Road
East Walpole
Patton
Freeze
Thomas A Life Cripple Thomas A Life Cripple
H R Thom es, a turfman, confined with a fractured knee since an Aug 14 automobile accident on the ocean drive will undergo an operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch during the coming week. A portion of the fractured bone will be removed, rendering him a cripple for life.
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Long Branch
H. R. Thom Es
Ocean Drive
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Yankee tars attend high mass in Sydney cathedral
Four thousand American fleet sailors landed in Sydney Australia and 1200 including 134 officers attended high mass in the cathedral. Impressive services featured special music as crowds lined the streets, showing keen interest in the visiting sailors.
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Sydney
Banquet in Town Hall for Fleet Guests by Catholics
Cardinal Moran in Sydney presided at a 1200 guest banquet in the Town Hall attended by federal ministers judges and fleet officers. Rev Matthew Gleason praised Australia’s hospitality to 80 million Americans while presenting a tame kangaroo to the battleship Connecticut as a lasting memento.
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Cardinal Moran
Sydney
America
Australia
Matthew C. Gleason
Connecticut
Son Stabbed Father Held in Missouri Dispute
In South Berwick Missouri John Haddock was arrested after stabbing his son Enoch with a jackknife during a home dispute over beer in the cellar. Haddock is held without bail pending arraignment. The wounded boy, thought to be fatally injured, was treated by Dr. Frank A. Ross after the attack in a dark room behind the house.
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South Berwick
John Haddock
Enoch
Haddock
Frank A. Ross
Old Howard Opens Its Regular Burlesque Season Today
Old Howard launches its regular season with a burlesque and vaudeville bill headlined by the New Century Girls led by May Belle and Frances Bishop. The season adds a larger chorus of 20 girls and includes vaudeville features that have made the Bohemian house famed in New England.
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Old Howard
New Century
May Belle
Frances Bishop
New England
Jay Hunt
Boston Fly War Ultimatum Aims for Suburban Help
The Boston Board of Health plans an aggressive campaign to exterminate the common house fly. A fly commission will meet to discuss plans, aiming to involve suburbs and farming districts in a citywide effort. Emphasis is on destroying eggs and improving waste management and screening.
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Boston Board of Health
Fly Commission
Council of War
C. V. Chapin
Providence
John Ritchie, Jr
Boston
Charles E. Simpson
Lawrence
Gallups Island
Board of Health
Fiftieth anniversary observed at Immaculate Conception church
The fiftieth anniversary of the dedication of the Church of the Immaculate Conception was marked by a solemn high mass held yesterday morning. Rev. Joseph J. Williams S. J., born in Boston, preached an eloquent sermon heard in his native city. About 50 Indians Mexicans Cossacks and cowboys from Wonderland under Major Gordon W. Lilley Pawnee Bill attended the service.
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Wonderland
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Gasson
Pawnee Bill
Joseph J. Williams
S. J
Father Williams
God
Nome
Alaska
Rest
Quartette
George E. Whiting
Major Lilley
Turf Stars Awaiting the Word at Readville Race Meet
A massive crowd gathered as diverse groups including Redskins, Mexicans, Cossacks, and cowboys attended a Catholic Mass in Nome under Rev. Gasson. Indian leaders from the Ogallala Sioux, Cossack officers, and local Mexican and cowboy guests joined a 10:30 AM high mass with remarks on faith and equality, followed by a banquet and train ride to Wonderland.
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER FU TURITY ENTRIES LIST
A long list of horse names and lineage entries for the American Horse Breeder Futurity. Notable breeders include William Russell Allen of Pittsfield Mass and Thomas W. Murphy of Syosset New York. Entries cover three year old pacers and two year olds with sires such as Kremlin Bingara and Highland C o.
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Belvatia
Readville
Czarine Bengin
A. H. Parker
Baron Grattan
Gallagher
Hedgewood Boy
John A. Baron Grattan
Detroit
Illinois
Kalamazoo
Poughkeepsie
Loyal
Geers
Walter Cox
Sid Axworthy
Massachusetts
Zomalta
Los Angeles
Alceste
Jay Bird
Buffalo
Vendetta
Highland Valley
Bonnie Way
Charles Lasell
Dewitt
Spanish Queen
Prince C
San Francisco
Amy Brooks
Axtellay
Quartermaster
Boralma
Major Delmar
Billy Buck
Consuela
Sadie Mac
Nutboy
Highball
Lafayette
Onward Silver
George Estabrook
Denver
Cal
Queen May
Baldo
Bingara
Kremlin
Berta
Komura
William Russell Allen
Pittsfield
Mass
Belvasia
B. F
Persea
Pistachio
W. Caton
Foxboro
Czarevna
Peter the Great
Orianna
Onward
Eonayn Moran
New York
Todd
Todd—Amiss
Mimic
M. Johnson
Bonkapoeg
Maas
Hattie Jay
Ec. F
Jay McGregor
Traquita
the Tramp
Thomas Murphy
Syosset
L. I. Ichabod Horne
Es Bingen
Newflower
J. F. Glea
Galt
Ont
Bpeemer
Bingen
Jolly Bird
Rhine Maiden
Margaret Bathgate
Silent Brook
Francis
Parker
Bedford
Futurity
Edward T
Uy. Nutwood
Thomas W. Murphy
Dan Patch
Midi
C.rs . Bentley
N. Y
Conway
Master Mc
Truce in Art Battle Draws Silent Hours at Brookline Estate
Mrs. John L. Gardner of Brookline moves freely about Green Hill estate while a high profile customs dispute over art treasures linked to Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Chadbourne persists. Officials suggest no extra payment beyond duty and fines, with final disposition pending District Attorney Sims return.
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Warren Street
Brookline
Warren
Chicago
United States District Attorney's Office
Gardner
Chadbourne
United States
Sims
Customs House
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