Mother Sought in Vain in Cambridge Murder Trial
Mrs Rebecca Agnes Hartley mother of Maude Hartley testified for the Commonwealth against James M Harmon Jr now on trial for Maude Hartley's murder in East Cambridge Superior Court. Neighbors say she has left the state and Harmon's counsel sought to subpoena her.
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Rebecca Agnes Hartley
Maude H. Hartley
Commonwealth
James M. Harmon, Jr
East Cambridge Superior Court
Maude
Harmon
Suboena
Defense Hints at Hartley Testimony in Harmon Case
Attorney James H. Vahey signaled plans to call Dr. R. Agnes Hartley to testify about Harmon and his alleged relationship with Hartley’s17 year old daughter. He suggested her testimony would support claims Hartley believed Harmon was insane when the shooting occurred. Dr Hartley, a Somerville homeopathic physician at 24 Cherry Street, has reportedly left the state and not occupied her apartment for three weeks.
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James H. Vahey
Cherry Street
R. Agnes Hartley
Dr. Hartley
Charles H. Woodman
Harmon
Post
Elopement Stirs Johnstown Church Community
Miss Mabel Slagel daughter of Rev C D Slagel elopes with John H Leppert church choir leader and married businessman. Gossip leads to Mrs Leppert discovering them in a cottage outside town and returning Leppert home with her.
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Johnstown
Penn
Allegheny Mountains
Mabel Singel
John H. Leppert
Miss Slagel
C. D. Slagel
Beulah United Evangelical Church of
Leppert
Cocaine Earning Chain Reported By Watch and Ward Leader
Secretary J Frank Chase of the Watch and Ward Society told a South Congregational Church class that an ounce of cocaine bought in New York by a Boston dealer for 4 80 becomes 1200 at retail. He said the dealer made 480 grain portions sold to vendors for 2 cents each and the vendors split grains into ten parts selling to users for 25 cents each. He linked cocaine with white slave traffic and warned of thousands of victims in Boston.
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New York
Boston
J. Frank Chase
Watch and Ward Society
South Congregational Church
Chase
Orders for discharge of 4000 reservists from Melilla
Orders have been sent to Melilla to discharge and repatriate 4000 reservists, according to official dispatches. The move reflects ongoing demobilization efforts amid the conflict.
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Madrid
Melilla
American House Owner Charles A. Jones Dies After Surgery
Charles A. Jones proprietor of the American House and Boston hotel figure died at Boothby Hospital from an operation. Born in Boston in 184, he built a local business career including shoe trade and Faneuil Hall Market venture. He owned the American House since 1896 and leaves two children Allen C. Jones and Lillian B. Jones. Funeral at the American House on Tuesday noon led by Dr. K E Horton.
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Boston
Boothby Hospital
Mr. Jones
Phillips and
Chauncy
W. A. Holmes & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Columbian Lodge
A. M
St. Andrew's Rowal Arch
Scottish Rite Masons
Elks
Golden Rule Lodge
K. of H
Alpha Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Beacon Lodge
Kingsley Association
Jones
Allen Co. Jones
Lillian B
Israel Churchill
Woodstock
N. B
Berwick Park
AB. Jones
Charles Allen Jones
New American House
Moran
West Newton
Mary
John Moran
River Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Semple
South Boston
George T. F. Semple
Jennie Semple
Broadway
Sullivan
Waltham
Ann
Jerry Sullivan
Cross Street
St. Mary’s Church
Hibbard Sticking to Work Amid Campaign Tussle
Dorchester Mayor George A. Hib bard defends focus on city business while refusing to bow to campaign skirmishes with Storrow and Fitzgerald. He asserts his record justifies a second term and vows to remain in the race, planning a Christmas break before resuming campaign efforts.
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George A. Hibbard
Beaumont Street
Dorchester
Hibbard
Storrow
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Former Mayor Fitzgerald Defends Sunday Campaign Speaking
John F. Fitzgerald spoke at three events in South Boston defending Sunday campaigning and urging discussion of government methods. He praised the city’s industrial prospects and waterfront development at the Columbia Yacht Club, the Madison Social Club, and the Harmony Social Club venues.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Columbia Yacht Club
South Boston
Madison Social Club
Fourth and
Dorchester Streets
Harmony
Bethesda Hall
Cristoforo Concert Delights Boston Audience At Colonial
An audience at the Colonial Theatre enjoyed a program by Charles de Cristoforo, conductor and composer, with a 60 piece band and soloists Miss Asunta Michelini, Miss Ida Zarich, Virgilio Capelloni, Miss Alice Batchelder, and Miss Ida I. Chapman. Boagio Risoldi was indisposed, and Italians in America opened the program with fanfare. A duet by the cornetists and Carlini's Midnight provided notable moments as a patriotic farewell theme.
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Colonial Theatre
Charles de Cristoforo
Asunta Michelini
Ida ‘Zarich
Virgilio Capelloni
Alice Batchelder
Ida I. Chapman
Boagio Risoldi
Boston
Cristoforo
America
Carlini
Italy
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paz0 Ointment
Guarantee promises cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Price shown as 60 cents.
Quincy Pastor Accepts Call to Patterson Presbyterian
The Rev. Alfred Ray Atwood of Washington Street Congregational Church in Quincy has been unanimously called and accepted the pastorate at First Presbyterian Church of Patterson New York. His departure will take effect after the necessary formalities.
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Quincy
Alfred Ray Atwood
Washington Street
First Presbyterian Church
Patterson
N. Y
Encores at Opera House Feature Five Soloists in Sunday Concert
At the Opera House Sunday evening soloists Mme Olitzka Mme Boninsegna and Mr Bourrillon impressed a large audience with multiple encores. Olitzka offered La Gioconda aria and Liszt Lorelei with piano plus two songs. Boninsegna opened with Leonora aria and performed Bel Raggio with encore. Bourrillon sang Carmen aria and two Frasponne songs with encore. Orchestra conducted by Mr Goodrich shimmered with color, highlights including Die Meistersinger Prelude and Nutcracker pieces.
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Mmes. Olitzka
Boninsegna
Mr. Bourrillon
Opera House
Mme. Olitzka
Questo Rosario
Fraspont
Fendresse
Lison
Mr. Goodrich
Offenbach
Gounod
Goldmark
Tschaikowsky
Motorman Hurt by Explosion in Somerville Incident
John J. Sweeney of Arlington a motorman for the Boston Elevated Railway suffered facial burns and a deep cut on the head when he was knocked from a car by an explosion on Broadway opposite Franklin Street Somerville yesterday morning.
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John J. Sweeney
Arlington
Boston Elevated Railway
Broadway
Franklin Street
Somerville
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