Clergyman Manley Granted Pending Release Request
Judge Bruce of Malden signed a request for the release of Rev. Herbert S. Manley from Cambridge jail where he was held on a three month non-support sentence. Manley had paid his wife directly enough to satisfy the order, and attorney Lloyd Makepeace argued his poor health could mean death with two more weeks in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Malden
Cambridge
Herbert S. Manley
Riley
Manley
Lloyd Makepeace
Muggsy Triggers Bank Run in Sunday Post Cartoon
A comic caption notes Muggsy precipitating a bank run while Willie introduces Uncle Jim to a lively spirit. Readers are invited to view the full strip in next Sunday's Post.
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Willie
Uncle Jim
Post
Letters of Ryan Speak of Job Plans in Dynamite Trial
In Indianapolis on December 3 Frank M. Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers testified that he learned of many explosions after writing a New York letter. He said newspaper reports of nonunion job blasts were often enclosed with letters as news during the dynamite conspiracy trial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ryan
New York
Frank Webb
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Fall River
Mass
Tie
Iron Workers’ Union
George O’donnel
O'Donnel
Letters and explosions tied to union dynamiting plot in 1910
The testimony details a New York letter from Ryan to Secretary McNamara listing operatives Legleitner and Hockin and noting planned jobs in Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit. It notes explosions at McKnees Rocks July 1910, Cleveland June 22 1910, Davenport and Peoria June 4 1910, and a bridge blast in Dayton Ohio.
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New York
Ryan
Union
John J. McNamara
Legleitner
Henry W. Legleitner
Denver
Pittsburg
McKknees Rocks
Hockin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Davenport
Towa
Peoria
Legleitner and Hockin
Miller
Dayton
Edward Clark
Clark
W. Bert Brown
Kansas City
Michael J. Cunnane
Philadelephia
Dallas
Tex
McNamara
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
South
Cooley
Mr. Miller
Gas victim saved by pulmotor in Boston incident
The pulmotor device for reviving breathing was used for the first time in Greater Boston yesterday morning on Thomas Hilburn, 40, of 12 Devens Street, Ver ft, after he attempted suicide by inhaling gas through a tube.
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Greater Boston
Thormas Hilbourn
Devens. Street
Vereft
Wages at Bay State Street Railway Face Cut Fears
About 5000 Carmen Union members fear a wage cut with the coming 9 hours in 12 schedule to take effect January 1. Motormen and conductors are paid for 10 hours though runs average 9 to 10 hours. The union, AMalgamated Association locals across multiple cities, had just won a 1 cent per hour raise from October 1 with another half cent next October, lifting pay from 22.5–26.5 cents to 23.5–27.5 cents per hour.
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Bay State Street Railway Company
Carmen's
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
A. F. of L. Union
Brockton
Lynn
Chelsea
Taunton
Salem
Wakefield
Lawrence
Lowell
Gloucester
Woburn
Haverhill
Quincy
New Bedford
Fall River
Nashua
N. H
Panic at Revere Theatre After Valve Lets Steam Escape
Alfred Wills and Eugene J. Wallace of Revere stopped a theater panic at the Revere Theatre on Revere Beach boulevard when steam from an open radiator valve caused fear of fire. Two boys unscrewed the valve in the gallery, filling the upper part with steam, but the orchestra's rag-time tune helped steady the crowd and the show continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wills
Eugene J. Wallace
Revere
John D Regan Dies at Home Former Probation Officer
John D Regan 31 a longtime newspaper man and juvenile probation officer for Roxbury Court died at his mother's West Roxbury home after a long illness. He previously worked for the Boston Post and served as probation officer until health declined last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Regan
Roxbury Court
Mary Regan
West Roxbury
Regan
Boston Post
Seek Reforms in legal procedure in ABA annual report
The American Bar Association outlines reform efforts in law and procedure in its 35th annual report released today. The association reports 5584 active members and notes ongoing work by standing committees.
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New York
American Bar Association
Rhode Island Red Pullet Lays 20 Large Double Yolked Eggs
Georgetown resident J full reports a Rhode Island red pullet that laid twenty double yolked eggs of abnormal size. The largest egg measures 81-2 inches in circumference along the length and 61-2 inches around the middle, weighing 41-4 ounces. The pullet, named Carrie Nation by Mr. Hull, is four times as large as a typical pullet egg yet otherwise normal.
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It. J.full
Georgetown
Rhode Island
Hull
Carrie Nation
Cyclone Paris Kills Over 100 in Madagascar Disaster
Reports from the Ministry of the Colonies state that the cyclone Paris swept Madagascar on November 26 killing more than 100 people. Damage is estimated at 2 million dollars as villages and hundreds of houses were leveled and communications destroyed.
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Paris
Madagascar
Ministry of the Colonies
Bay State transit workers weigh nine hour limit and pay cut
Officials mull rearranging schedules to cap runs at nine hours or pay men for nine hours. Union estimates hourly pay would fall about 18 cents daily if cut is adopted. The Bay State system spans streetcar lines in 16 cities and a one year contract with officials limits strike action. Bos ton Elevated crews not affected by the new law, say union officials.
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Bay State
Boston Elevated
Bay State Company
Two Men Stand Guard at Gallery Exits to Calm Frightened Crowd
Two men stationed themselves at entrances and exits to the galleries to stem the rush of people fleeing. They reassured the frightened crowd that there was no fire.
Equity action seeks receiver and accounting in Eichorn estate
Emery B. Gibbs administrator of John Eichorn’s estate sues the heirs of Mary Eichorn to recover money and property said to have been given to them. Gibbs asks for a receiver to control the estate’s assets and an accounting to establish his administrator rights, charging improper transfers by Mary Amelia Eichorn and others.
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Suffolk County
Emery B. Gibbs
John Eichorn
Mary C. Eichorn
John Efkcshorn
Gibbs
Mary Amelia
Albert H
John F. Eichorn
John H
Albert E
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Hilbourn
Malden Melrose Gas Light Company
Whidden Hospital
Malden and Melrose Gas Light Company
Palmotor
Machine
Man
Carmen
Oxford
Fleisher
Dresden
Saxony
Germantown
Zephyr
Eliderdowna
B. W. Fleisher
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Resimol Cuem. Co
Baltimore
Delano
School ST
FEAR
Our House
Filene
William Filene’s Sons Company
E. B. Gibbs
Eichorn Estate
The
Canesa Service Commission
Charles 5. Me
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New England
Public Service Commission of
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven Railroad
New Haven Company
Commission
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Company
Keystone Coal Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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