Everett Boy Arrested for Assault on 18-Year-Old
Arthur Boardman a 15 year old Everett resident of 28 Ferry Street was arrested last night on a charge of assault and battery against an 18 year old Everett girl. Police say the attack occurred about nine o clock in an isolated Elm Street spot. a responding officer found the girl semi conscious with torn clothing. The assailant had fled and was later identified by the girl.
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Arthur Boardman
Everett
Ferry Street
Elm Street
Boardman
Deere hunting tragedy leaves son dead in Bangor
Louis Bishop Orneville shot and fatally wounded his son Ralph during a deer hunt in Bangor Maine. Ralph, 20, tried to drive a deer toward his father but the shot missed the animal and struck Ralph in the side, dying minutes later.
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Bangor
Louis Bishop Orneville
Ralph
Louis Bishop
Brewers meet state sealer over barrel shortages in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Brewers Association met Thure Hanson, state sealer of weights and measures, at 26 Pemberton Square to discuss alleged barrel shortages. He noted a conflict between federal 31 gallon barrels and a state 31 1/2 gallon standard, assuring no hostility and urging conformity to laws. Brewers left satisfied with the talk and no dispute reported. An advertisement for Eimer and Amend's 2851 rheumatic treatment follows.
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Brewers’ Association of
Massachusetts
Thure Hanson
Pemberton Square
Sealer of
Brewers’ Association
Hanson
Mystery settles love suit involving Donovan and Kelley
The $10 000 breach of promise case filed by Miss Julia Donovan of 30 Hamburg Street South End against Reserve Officer George L Kelley of Station 7 East Boston was settled out of court. Neither party or their families know the defendants' whereabouts, and the docket notes no terms of settlement other than the action cannot be renewed. Donovan, who came from Ireland, alleged Kelley promised to marry on November 9 but withdrew days before the ceremony.
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Julia J. Donovan
Hamburg Street
South End
Ireland
George L. Kelley
Station 7
East Boston
Suffolk County Court
Miss Donovan
Post
Kelley
Donovan
Women Wait for Corsets as Worcester Woman Is Arrested
Sixty prominent Worcester area women allege larceny by Lillian Hill of 19 Home Street who sold custom corsets and deposits of 2 to 6 dollars but delivered none. She was arrested on a larceny charge, bailed, as police investigate orders traced to a corset firm.
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Worcester
Lillian Hill
Home Street
Newton Man Denies Promise to Marry
James H. McMahon of Murray Road Newton sued for 10000 by Miss Alice F Walsh for alleged failure to marry. He denies in his Superior Court answer that he ever asked her to marry. Walsh says they met February 12 1912 and he called two or three evenings weekly until June 12 1912 when he asked.
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James H. McMahon
Murray Road
Newton
Alice F. Walsh
Suffolk Superior Court
Bear tale draws town crowds after wild journey
Skeptics doubt a woodsman's bear story as he arrives at noon after a eventful trip. Half the town meets the bear, which Leander Knowles transports to a local stable. The train crew recalls the lively crate chewed holes and a near bite from the chained animal. Blydenburgh, a reporter, is killed and several others hurt in the upheaval.
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Leander Knowles
Joe
One-Day Cold Cure by Bromo Quin ine Sales Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine promises to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days. Sells for 25 cents. Signature appears as E. W. Grove on the box.
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E. W. Grove
New Haven Employee Sentenced for Manslaughter
Arthur T. Bradley of Meriden, a trolley car pilot, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after a change from not guilty following a conference of counsel. He received a three month jail term for the collision with a New York New Haven and Hartford passenger train on October 10 near Westfield.
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Middletown
Conn
Arthur T. Bradley
Meriden
Bradley
Westfield
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
R. B
Inventor of Woolen Mill Machinery Dies at 66
The inventor of card feed and wool washer died today after a long illness at age sixty six. He had served as a member of the Fulton worsted mills company in Fulton North Carolina before its sale in 1900 to the American Woolen Company. His pioneering card feed device made him prosperous.
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Fulton Worsted Mills
Fulton
N. C
American Woolen Company
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