Records Are Made Public Association Names Nine Candidates
The Good Government aldermanic candidates include Democrats Edward L. Cauley Charlestown Henry A. Frothingham Ward 11 William J. Hennessey Ward 20 Fred J. Kneeland Ward 23 and Republicans Fred E. Bolton Ward 21 Edward J. Bromberg Ward 23 Louis M. Clark Ward 24 William L. Rutan Ward 10 Daniel C. Stanwood Ward 11.
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Edward L. Cauley
Charlestown
Henry A. Frothingham
William J. Hennessey
Fred J. Kneeland
Edward J. Bromberg
Louis M. Clark
William L. Rutan
Body Found in Pond Solves Mysterious Providence Disappearance
Albert Holbrook, 59, a Providence cotton picker manufacturer and one time missing from his Lincoln home since November 7, was found dead beneath ice at Stump Hill Pond. A 14 year old Bertram Jenks discovered the body while skating. no foul play suspected. Holbrook, who left without a word, had nervous troubles and left behind a widow, a daughter, and Herbert Holbrook of Providence. a $300 reward had been offered for information leading to his recovery, which will be paid to Jenks.
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Lincoln
R. I
Albert Holbrook
Providence
Bertram Jenks
Stump Hill Pond
Holbrook
Jenks
Mr. Holbrook
Nova Scotia
Herbert Holbrook
Stricken at Home in Salem Dies U S District Attorney
Salem December 5 Henry P Moulton United States district attorney for the district of Massachusetts died at his home on Mall street at age sixty from heart failure He retired last night and was stricken at about midnight He leaves a widow and four children Moulton earlier served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Essex County district attorney and became US district attorney in 1901 succeeding Boyd B Jones He was once partner of John J Mahoney in a Boston law firm born in Beverly.
Crane Ready to Take Seat as Congress Opens Today
W Murray Crane former Massachusetts governor and industrialist enters the U S Senate as part of a millionaires club. He and Henry Cabot Lodge loom large as Massachusetts delegation heads to Washington amid tariff and reciprocity debates. Little legislation is expected this first week with pensions and a few appropriations on tap.
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W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Crane
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Bates
Washington
Senate
House
J. Thomas Heflin
Penrose
Quay
Hoar
Messrs. Knox
Pennsylvania
Sought for Over a Year World and Once Tried Death by Own Action
A long search ended with the discovery of a missing person who had been sought for more than a year after a past attempt on their own life. Authorities located the individual, who is now in protective care and undergoing evaluation.
Mendum Surrenders in $21,000 to $25,000 Estate Embezzlement Case
William J. Mendum of Winchester, trustee and co executor for Charles J. Mendum of Portsmouth, NH, turned himself in to Rockingham county authorities to answer an embezzlement indictment. He had been a yearlong fugitive, recounting a world tour from Boston to Europe and Asia before returning to face trial.
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William J. Mendum
Winchester
Charles J. Mendum
Portsmouth
N. H
Rockingham County
Mendum
William Kerr Shea
Philadelphia
Sarah May Locke
Rosemont
Penn
Meachum
New York
England
Boston
Greenland
J.S. H. Frink
John W. Kelley
Collis
Kelley
Peaslee
National Mechanics and Traders’ Bank of Portsmouth
Montreal
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
W. J. Mendell
Hawaii
Hongkong
Ceylon
Monte Carlo
Europe
America
Holland House
Otel Savoy
Narragansett Pier
Polo Field
Narragansett
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Dr. Samuel Herrick Dies After 34 Years at Mt Vernon Church
The Rev. Dr. Samuel F. Herrick, pastor of Mt. Vernon Congregational Church in this city for 34 years, died last evening of heart failure at 910 Beacon Street. A prominent New England minister, he attended services yesterday morning and, though ill, stayed to read the acceptance letter for the new associate pastor, Rev. Albert Parker Fitch of Flushing, L I. He had planned to preach but had contracted a cold.
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Samuel FE. Herrick
Mt. Vernon Congregational Church
Beacon Street
New England
Herrick
Jenkins
Brookline
Albert Parker Fitch
Flushing, L. I
Mt. Vernon
Mrs Chadwick's Son Allegedly Escapes With Jewels
New York reports that Emil Chadwick fled the Holland House with his mother's jewels valued at a fortune. An Associated Press note from Cleveland says bank president Beckwith of Oberlin, linked to a $300000 loan to Mrs Chadwick, will be arrested. A U S secret service official then appeared at the hotel.
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New York
Chadwick
Emil
Holland House
Associated Press
Cleveland
Beckwith
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
United States Secret Service
Progress of the six day race in New York
In the six day race Samuelson led at ten miles in 24 03 Keegan and Newkirk collided at 12 25 both uninjured though thrown Stol was thrown and slid 15 feet to remount Caldwell led at 15 miles in 36 04 Bowler led at 20 miles in 45 43 25 After two hours all riders covered 49 miles Weather section notes fair for Boston area with Monday Tuesday forecast and yesterday’s temperatures and a medicine advertisement touting Father John’s cure for colds and pneumonia
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New York
Samuelson
Keegan
Newkirk
Vogler
John Stol
Bowler
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