Corners Torn From Bills Aid East Pepperell Bank Robbery Case
Three or more robbers exploded the First National Bank of East Pepperell safe on December 2, taking 14800 in silver certificate notes. Debris yielded 23 torn corner pieces from 1899 one and two dollar notes, offering a clue for detectives and insurance rewards.
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Pepperell
First National Bank of
East Pepperell
United States
Papperell First National Bank
Yeggs
U. S
Guild removes G A Perkins from chancery master post
George A Perkins was removed from his office as master in chancery by Governor Guild for certifying straw bail in cases for a gang of alleged pickpockets. He is a Cambridge lawyer living at 7 Everett Street unmarried, about 50 years old, with a large Cambridge and Boston practice.
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George A. Perkins
Perkins
Cambridge
Boston
Ange
Customs Officials Seek Flotsam Because of Duty
Portland customs officials warn eastern coast authorities to watch for lumber and laths from the wrecked Shawmut of Boston. The cargo, imported from the provinces, carries duty under tariff law, so authorities guard against salvage or sale without payment.
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Portland
Boston
Maine
Adelaide Donlan 18 Dies Suddenly in Lynn
Adelaide Donlan an 18 year old of 63 Astor Street died of heart failure after collapsing on the way to a St Josephs Catholic Ladies Association meeting in Lynn. Her friends rode to a nearby grocery and summoned Dr Davis but she died within minutes. Medical Examiner Pinkham notified.
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Lynn
Adelaide Donlan
Astor Street
St. Joseph's
Malden Clerk Stops Runaway Horses
Malden on December 10 a local drug store clerk Frank Walle prevented a runaway team from striking spectators by grabbing the bridles and diverting the horses. He was dragged 30 feet but unharmed. A fire in a wooden house occupied by Mrs Emma Bridges and George W Ingalls caused about 700 dollars in damage with unknown cause.
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Malden
Frank Walle
Emma Bridges
George W. Ingalls
Tried to Force Entry Into the Vatican
A foreigner believed to be a German American tried to force entry into the Vatican but was refused an audience by the major demos. He was ejected after a scuffle with papal gendarmes and handed to Italian police, whom he refused to explain himself to.
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Rome
Vatican
Beauty Hints Recipe for Complexion Wash
A celebrated authority on facial beautifying shares a simple complexion wash from the metropolis. Mix Sartoin in warm water, then add Rose Water and Spirits of Cologne, strain, and use. The formula, available at drug stores, yields rosy color after several applications and is favored by leading beauty doctors and society ladies.
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Cologne
Guild Praised by Labor Leaders at State House
Official representatives of organized labor in Massachusetts met Governor Guild at the State House. They presented an engrossed framed copy of the resolutions from the State convention of the A F L at Lowell last October praising the Governor as fair and just.
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Organized Labor of
Massachusetts
Governor Guild
State House
State Branch
A. F. of L
Lowell
Labor leaders present Governor Guild tribute resolutions
State branch executive board officials from Boston Holyoke Worcester North Adams Cambridge Brockton and Brockton plus Louis R. Sullivan presented resolutions praising Governor Curtis Guild Jr for fairness to labor. President Sweet read the remarks as Governor Guild listened with gratitude and a handshake greeting followed.
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Philip H. Sweet
Boston
Dennis D. Driscoll
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
James W. Wall
Worcester
William J. Smith
North Adams
Michael D. Collins
Cambridge
Frank M. Bump
Brockton
Louis R. Sullivan
Bosta Central Labor Union
State Branch
State House
Labor Movement
Governor Guild
Organized Labor
Sweet
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
American Federation of Labor
Lowell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Govrnor Guild
Wells Memorial Building
State Branch Executive Board
Mrs. Abby Rice To Reside In This City
Mrs. Abby Rice, central figure in the prosecution of C. K. Davis for the alleged murder of Dr. Rustin in Omaha, Nebraska, is to become a resident here. Her husband Irving Rice has started furnishing a home, and the couple, once separated, have reconciled and plan Boston residence, with a temporary stay in Des Moines before moving north in early spring.
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Abby Rice
C. EK. Davis
Dr. Rustin
Omaha
Neb
Irving Rice
Rice
Boston
Jury Acquits Davis in Rustin Murder Case
Omaha reports Charles E. Davis found not guilty of the murder of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin. The case drew wide attention due to the victim’s prominence and the murder’s surrounding mystery and family ties. Dr. Rustin’s widow has moved to Haverhill, Massachusetts to live with her parents.
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Omaha
Charles E. Davis
Frederick T. Rustin
Rustin
Women Eager to Secure Oriental Rug Bargains
A Boston sale offered hundreds of fine Oriental rugs at half their usual prices. The rugs included Anatolias, Hamadans, Shirvans, Beluchis, and Daghestans, valued up to 30 dollars, purchased from a bank as unredeemed security. The remaining stock will close out in a Christmas sale beginning next Monday.
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Frothingham, Heffernan & Co
Washington Street
Hamadans
Shirvans
Beluchistans
Daghestans
New York
Boston
New England
Dodge Brothers Seek Injunction in Shoe Strike
Dodge Brothers and B KE Cole filed for an injunction in Superior Court Boston to stop John Whitey and others of the Boot and Shoe Cutters local Knights of Labor from interfering with business or pressuring workers during the ongoing Newburyport strike. An order for appearance at 10 tomorrow morning was issued.
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Newburyport
Dodge Brothers
B. KE. Cole
John Whitey
Boot and
Assembly
Knights of Labor
Boston
Joseph Goldberg Freed After Thibedeau Death Probe
SATLEM December 19 reports Joseph Goldberg was discharged today after being arrested in connection with the death of Francis Thibedeau on Tuesday.
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Satlem
Joseph Goldberg
Francis Thibedeau
Prove Mars Habitability, Pickering Claims Water Atmosphere
Harvard Observatory scientist Professor William H. Pickering says Mars has a vaporous atmosphere based on spectral comparison with the Moon. He argues the planet receives Earthlike solar heat and could support low type vegetation, settling the life question.
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William Ni, Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Percival Lowell
Mars
the Post
Pickering
Moon
Professor Pickering
Earth
Nobel Prizes Awarded In Stockholm For 193?
King Gustave distributed the Nobel prizes diplomas and gold medals to five recipients. Rudolph Eucken Gabriel Lippmann Ernest Rutherford Paul Ehrlich and Elie Metchnikoff appeared before him in person. Each prize totals $38 565.
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Stockholm
Gustave
Rudolph Euchen
Jena University
Gabriel Lippman
University of Paris
Ernest Rutherford
Manchester
England
Paul Whrlich
Berlin
Metchnikoff
Paris
Dublin Man to Urge World Wide Socialism
James Connolly of Dublin, Ireland, will lecture at Faneuil Hall at 3 p.m. Sunday on The Labor Movement in Ireland and America under the Boston Branch Irish Socialist Federation. The talk echoes Karl Marx calling Workingmen of all countries unite to join the socialist movement for wage earners.
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James Connolly
Dublin
Ireland
Faneuil Hall
America
Boston
Irish Socialist Federation
Karl Marx
Socialist Movement
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