Mill cases tangle as grand jury probes dynamite plot
Boston area grand jury investigates mill official amid Pitman confession and secret indictment rumors. Dennis J. Collins arrested after testifying. bail set at 1500 then raised to 5000. John J Breen and William R Rice also linked as witnesses in Lawrence dynamite case. District Attorney Pelleti er denies making critical remarks about judges.
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Ernest W. Pitman
Dennis J. Collins
Cambridge
Collins Jis
Boston & Maine
Charles Street
Collins
John J.breen
Lawrence
New England
William R. Rice
East Milton
Pitman
John J. Breen
Rice
Wright
Milton
Quincy
Cambridgeport
Grand Jury
Court House
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Lavelle
Breen
Boston
Mill
Pelletier
Brown
Attwill
Poslam Real First Aid For Skin Ailments
Antiseptic Poslam is promoted as effective for abrasions cuts boils rashes and open sores. It claims to stop itching kill germs and aid recovery in eczema acne psoriasis and barber disease with Poslam Soap and Possum Soap priced at 50 and 25 cents. Free samples offered from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Pitman Obtained Dynamite From Milton Quarryman
William H. Rice testified that Ernest W. Pitman the Andover mill contractor who killed himself recently obtained several sticks of dynamite from him. Pitman and a chauffeur visited Boston to meet a foreman and use the material for stump blasting in Worcester.
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William H. Rice
Quarry Street
Milton
Ernest W. Pitman
Andover
Lawrence
Mr. Pitman
Rice
Boston
Worcester
Summer Street
Washington and
Franklin Street
New Singers New Operas Highlight Boston Season Casting
Boston Opera announces casts for upcoming productions with new sopranos such as Nina Aldatore and Lucrezia Bori, prominent stars Destinn Garden Zenatello and Gay, and debuts by Hempel and Edvina. Major roles include Donna Anna Destina, Zerlina Nielsen, and Donna Elvira Gadski. Conductors Weingartner Caplet Maranzoni lead the season with P. Rus sell promising a noteworthy program.
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Mme
Edvina
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Julien
Mr. Marcoux
Mme. Gay
Don Giovanni
Richter
Covent Garden
Destina
Donna Anna
Emmy Destinn
Mary Garden
Boston Opera Company
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Urlus
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Lucrezia Bori
Bice Delva
Edyjna
Frieda Hempel
Hertha Heymann
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Ernestine Gauthier
Golda Mandell
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Pierre Lafitte
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Mysterious man in fur coat at North Station lingered
The witness describes a meeting with a man in a fur lined coat who gave no direct speech about dynamite. He says he and Mr. Pitman walked to the North station, Pitman left for Lawrence before 10, and no further discussion occurred. The witness could not identify the stranger beyond the coat and size.
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Mr. Pitman
Socialist candidate links Ettor Giovanitti case to plant
The Rev. Roland D Sawyer, speaking in Beverly on August 29, asserted that a dynamite plant revealed by Lawrence mill workers proves the Ettor and Giovannitti murder case is also a plant. He spoke at a rally for the two strike leaders awaiting trial for alleged murder accessories.
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Ettor
Beverly
Roland D. ‘Sawyer
Lawrence Mill
Giovannitti
Penalty Law Sees Fine or Prison in Explosive Incident
Law Chapter 208 amended 1904 imposes up to ten years in state prison or five years in jail and a maximum $500 fine for wilful acts involving explosive devices aimed at dwellings offices shops or vessels. The statute covers throwing placing or exploding bombs or gunpowder near or upon property or persons with intent to destroy or injure.
The Education of Cupid copy vs Correggio original
Jesse Landon claims the National Gallery copy titled The Education of Cupid is not Correggio’s original but a later replica. He asserts the genuine painting lies hidden, detailing alleged differences in hair, ears, limbs, and Venus, and notes a 1834 government purchase of copies rather than originals.
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Cupid
Jesse Landon
Correggio
National Gallery
Corréggio
Landon
Mercury
Venus
Antonio Allegri da Correggio
Jesse Jandon
London
House of Commons
Drs. Waagen
Julius Meyer
Corrado Ricci
Trafalgar Square
Corregegio
Fry
Democrats Rally in Wakefield Supporters Gather
Supporters of Governor Wilton for the presidency met in A. O. H. hall Wakefield drawing 300 as Judge Riley Democratic State chairman Mayor Ed ward Barry of Cambridge Frederick Del trick and Rep Meany of Blackstone and Charles A. Dean of Wakefield spoke. Campaign plans for November elections were outlined.
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Wilton
A. O. H. Hall
Wakefield
Judge Riley
Edward Barry
Cambridge
Frederick Deltrick
Barry
Representative Meany
Blackstone
House
Charles A. Dean
Boston Actress to Wed Baron and Leave Stage
Miss Faye Cusick a Boston actress said she will marry a baron and go abroad. She met her titled admirer in London and plans to meet him in New York to sail on the next steamer. Cusick will appear for the last time at the Hollis Street Theatre Monday night.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Faye Cusick
Boston
London
Miss Cusick
New York
Atlantic
Jilted by Girl Fights Father Ends in Hospital
Rafello Tino lies dying at Massachusetts General Hospital after a quarrel with Libero Nacella over Josephine Nacella's affections. Nacella is jailed on an assault charge. Tina had been rejected by Josephine and her father over mercenary marriage plans and the $500 dowry. The dispute began at 2012 Melvin Street and escalated at the Heywood Brothers Wakefield Rattan plant yard.
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Josephine Nacella
Wakefield
Rafello Tino
Massachusetts General Hospital
Libero Nacella
Tina
Josephine
Nacella
Melvin Street
Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Rattan Company
Charley de Rosa
Horse kicks out man's aching molars in Colorado tale
Samuel Rice, suffering a toothache, rode 25 miles to a dentist but was bucked off by his horse. The horse kicked Rice in the mouth, knocking out his upper molars and cutting his upper lip. He rode home smiling and rewarded the horse with extra feed, avoiding a dentist bill.
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Grover
Colo
Samuel Rice
Rice
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