Wilson Held in $2000 Bail on Hold-Up Charge
Fred Wilson, 556 Tremont Street, arraigned in Roxbury court on larceny of a handbag from Mrs. Annie Goldman 33 Quincy Street and assault with a loaded revolver on Patrolman Cashman of the Dudley Street station. He is held in $2000 for December hearing.
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Fred Wilson
Tremont Street
Bolster
Roxbury Court
Annie Goldman
Quincy Street
Cashman
Dudley Street
Boston Transit Plans Subways Route From Court Street to Haymarket
Boston transit commissioners outlined the Washington street subway segment from Court Street to Haymarket square with a two platform station beyond Hanover Street linked by a subpassage. The stretch from Haymarket to North Station remains under discussion and the plan avoids the previously anticipated air line borrowing.
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Boston Transit Commissioners
Washington Street
Court Street
Haymarket Square
North Station
Air Line
Washington
Adams Square
toHlanover — Street
Co operative Mining Plan Proposed by Western Federation
The Western Federation of Miners executive board in Denver announced plans to raise a $1,000,000 fund to enter the mining business on a cooperative basis, with a proposal to unions for support.
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Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Fiske States Art Has Function Beyond Pleasure
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske told the Harvard Ethical Society in Sanders Theatre that art serves a purpose beyond transient pleasure. She illustrated her point with examples from the Sistine Chapel and urged art to inspire and indirectly help alleviate human fears, urging action with concrete use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Harvard Ethical Society
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Battleship Louisiana Arrives for Harbor Trials at Owl's Head
The Louisiana, built by Newport News Shipbuilding, reached Rockland at sunset and will conduct standardization trials along the government measured mile off Owl's Head starting tomorrow at 7:30 AM. The ship spent 3.5 days en route, pausing at Cape Henry due to thick weather.
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Rockland
Louisiana
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
Owl's Head
Cape Henry
Tributes of love at bier of Father Gerald Fagan
Clergy from the Boston archdiocese gathered at the bier of the Rev. Father Gerald Fagan, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in East Boston. Two bishops and many prominent pastors attended as the faith community paid last respects after his death Saturday morning at the parochial residence.
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Boston
Gerald Fagan
Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
Sumner Street
East
New Britain Postal Clerk Confesses Mail Money Theft
James A. Dolan, a clerk at the New Britain Connecticut post office, was arrested on larceny charges after a test letter containing marked money was found in his possession. He admitted stealing money from letters since his appointment in July last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dolan
New Britain
Conn
Dolan
Regiment Imprisoned Until Girl’s Insulter Found
Cincinnati dispatch says eight companies at Fort Thomas were confined for 386 hours after a soldier misidentified a girl as Mollie Tillson. Major Tillson alerted Colonel Ray and no man could enter or exit until the offender was identified.
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Cincinnati
Mollie
Tillson
Fort Thomas
Arlington Car Jumps Track on Subway Loop
A Boston Elevated car jumped the track on the Park street loop yesterday morning blocking the road for over an hour. The accident occurred about 7:48 p.m. Officials diverted surface cars to Pleasant street station, with transfers to the elevated trains.
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Arlington
Park Street Loop
Boston Elevated
Pleasant Street
Packers Special Pleas Begin in Beef Trust Case
In Chicago on December 12 Judge Trumphrey presided over the last preliminary to the beef trust prosecutions. Ten special pleas from the Packers will be resolved by a jury trial before indictments proceed. Samuel A. McRoberts of Armour & Co. had a case dismissed as the district attorney entered a nolle prosse. First witness was not called until late in the day.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
Trumphrey
United States
Samuel A. McRoberts
Armour & Co
Memorial Adopts Tribute to Edward Atkinson Fire Underwriter
The Boston fire underwriters voted a memorial for the late Edward Atkinson, vice-president of the Underwriters' Union, and named a six member committee Osborne Howes Benjamin B. Whittemore Alfred M. Bullard George P. Field Robert A. Belt and Edward D. Blake to attend his funeral. The tribute credits Atkinson with fostering a general belief that underwriters must reduce fire losses through advice and business practice, and notes his public spirit and fearless advocacy for good causes.
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Boston Fire
Edward Atkinson
Underwriters’ Union
Atkinson
Osborne Howes
Benjamin B. Whittemore
Alfred M. Bullard
George P. Field
Robert A. Belt
Edward D. Blake
Carpenter Fell Forty Feet at Suffolk Brewery
Gustave Gehnkne, 47, of 7 Corning Street South Iind, a carpenter, was working on a staging at the Suffolk Brewery corner of Eighth and H streets South Boston yesterday when he fell twelve feet to the ground. He was taken to City Hospital with multiple broken bones.
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Gustave Gehnkne
Corning Street
South Iind
Suffolk Brewery
Eighth and
H_ streets
Boston
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Tremont Row
Houghton
Dutton
HOUGHTON @ DUTTON
Merchant Tailoring Sale
Beacon ST
Wilson
Eae Cor
Portland and
Sudbury
Prudential Supply Company Shington
C.C.A. Union
Co-Operative Mining Plan
Pitts-Kimball Co
Wedneesdadt
Mutual
Pitts Kimball CO. Co-Operative
Washington St
Cape Cod
Bon Ton M
Ceylon
Rumford
California
N. E
Harvard Ethical Club
Sistine Chapel
Salvation Army
Regiment
Girl
McRoberts of
Armour Company
Wolf
Wolf's
Oxfords
Kerseys
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Shoo Fly Rockers
Summer Street
Ss. Carr c& CO
Pearl Street
SS Seaset
Plimpton-Hervey Co
Haymarket Sq
Eider
A. Shuman & CO
Asweewr
A of Browning King & Co
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