Four Laborers Bleed After Dynamite Cap Explosion
In Stoneham on the Boston & Northern streetcar line project a dynamite cap buried in dirt exploded when struck by a pick, hurling four workers and injuring them. Vendetta Allerantro and Giovanni Dellavalle face critical injuries. Andre Sobrozzio and Mazzarino De Carli are injured but not in immediate danger.
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Stoneham
Boston & Northern
Middlesex Fells
Vendetta Allerantro
Giovanni Dellavalle
Andre Sobrozzio
Mazzarino de Carli
North Street
Boston
Allerantro
Dellavalle
Allerantio
Fair Athlete Heads Girls' High Seniors
Florence Evelyn Armstrong named leader of the Girls High School senior class after a close election. She lives at 12 Wadsworth street Allston and beat Roxbury rivals Miss Gertrude O Neil and Miss Bessie Jost in a plurality of 13 votes. Armstrong captained the basketball team last season and has excelled academically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Evelyn Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Wadsworth Street
Allston
Gertrude O'Neil
Roxbury
Bessie Jost
Distaff
Lurion Named to U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice
Washington December 13 The President nominated Horace H Lurion of Tennessee to serve as associate justice on the Supreme Court of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horace H. Lurton
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the
United States
Judge Lurton's Early Life and Civil War Service
Judge Lurton was born in Campbell county Kentucky on February 26 1844 the son of Lycurgus B and Susan Ann Harmon Lurton. He studied at Douglas University and the University of Chicago before enlisting in the Civil War where he served in the Thirty fifth Tennessee and the Third Kentucky Cavalry and was captured twice before pursuing a law degree at Cumberland University and beginning practice in Clarksville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lurton
Campbell County
Kentucky
Lycurgus B
Susan Ann Harmon Lurton
Blue Grass
Protestant Episcopal Church
Chicago
Douglas University
University of Chicago
Thirty-fifth Tennessee
B. J. Hill
Lorton
Fort Donelson
Camp Chase
Third
Kentucky Cavalry
Ohio
Morgan
Law
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Clarksville, Tenn
Lurton Appointment Boosts Sixth Circuit Representation
The passage details Judge Horace Harmon Lurton rising from Tennessee lines from Patrick Henry kinship through to chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court in 1893 and later sixth circuit judge under Cleveland. It notes his Episcopalian faith, Trinity Church ties in Clarksville, Sewanee trusteeship since 1882, marriage to Mary Frances Owen, his four children with two deaths, and mentions Roosevelt’s preference for Lurton during the Roosevelt Taft vacancy before Moody was chosen.
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Gustavus A. Henry
Patrick Henry
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Cleveland
Sixth United States Circuit
Howell E. Jackson
United States Supreme Bench
Horace Vandeventer
Knoxville
Tenn
Horace Harmon Lurton
Lurton
Supreme Court
Harlan
Day
Brown
Roosevelt
Taft
Lorton
William Henry Moody
The
United States
Parker Says Lurton Best Equipped For Supreme Court
New York Dec 13 Alton B Parker says Horace H Lurton is best equipped for service in the Supreme Court of the United States Parker adds he knows Lurton socially and professionally and believes the country is to be congratulated for the choice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alton B. Parker
Supreme Court
Horace H. Lurton
Dartmouth backs football rules revision for safety
Hanover N H December 13 Professor Laycock reports the Dartmouth athletic council supports action by the rules committee to make football safer. The council backs any suggestion reducing player injury and will support a revision when the intercollegiate rules committee meets in New York on December 28.
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Hanover
N. H
Laycock
Dartmouth Athletic Council
New York
Dartmouth
Boston Area Boxing Clubs Offer Different Classs
South Boston Gym fields 115 pound teams with Fred Burnham of South Boston listed. Bunker Hill Five pushes 120 pound teams. Frank Walden of Congress Street named. Wellingtons of Roxbury field 120 to 125 pound teams away from home. G Giuffre of Roxbury listed. Castle Ascension Team seeks 110 to 112 pound teams in Boston area for Saturday nights at home led by Alfred E Gor ell of Newcomb Street.
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South Boston
Fred Burnham
Hows Avenue
Bunker Hill
Frank Walden
Congress Street
City
Wellingtons
Roxbury
G. Giuffre
Warren Street
Castle Ascension
Boston
Alfred E. Gorell
Newcomb Street
Miss Boardman Directs White House Functions
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, close friend of President Taft and Mrs. Taft, will be the informal social arbiter at the White House this winter. Her family hosts Washington gatherings and summer events at Manchester-by-the-Sea. Taft, Red Cross president, engaged her in relief work. she revived the society after Spanish American War troubles and organized the White Plague Christmas stamps sale.
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Washington
Mabel T. Boardman
White House
Taft
Miss Boardman
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William J. Boardman
Manchester-by the-Sea
National Red Cross Society
Red Cross Society
The
Red Cross
Mabel Boardman
Senator Crane
Mrs. Taft
Boston suffragettes escort Snowden for day of events
A Boston suffragette delegation plans a day of activities around Mrs. Philip Snowden. The program includes a trolley trip at 10 a.m. a luncheon at 1 p.m. and a Tremont Temple mass meeting at 5 p.m. with speakers Julia Ward Howe and Maud Howe Elliot.
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Philip Snowden
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Julia Ward Howe
Tremont Temple
Boston
Eglish
Copley Square
New York
Mrs. Snowden
Radcliffe
Sunday School Unions Merge In Boston
A merger uniting the Congregational and Baptist Sunday school unions into a cross denom body was completed in Kingsley Hall Boston last night. Officers were elected and monthly meetings set. Rev Dr A M Hyde urged faith fellowship and fire as key aims for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Baptist Superintendents
Workers of All Nations
Boston
Kingsley Hall
Ford Building
C. N. Bentley
Cambridge
John F. Rood
Malden
George H. Cutler
Cambridgeport
F. E. Vaughan
Everett
Brown
Cone
The
Baptist Union
Congregational Union
A. M. Hyde
Porter Congregational Church
Massachusetts
Hyde
Hitchcock
Mills
Forsyth
Bender
Worden
Beale McLean couple expect a New Year birth
Mr and Mrs Edward Beale McLean expect the stork around the New Year Evelyn Walsh McLean, formerly Miss Evelyn Walsh, is the daughter of Thomas F Walsh and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Beale Mclean
Evelyn Walsh
Thomas F. Walsh
Evictions at Ludlow Be Discussed at Faneuil Hall
A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall examined Ludlow evictions and the mill wage system. Detectors hired by Pinerton were denounced amid the discussion of labor practices and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Faneuil Hall
Pinkerton
Governor Draper Called To Intervene In Crisis
The passage claims Governor Draper failed in his duty by not calling out troops. Supporters argue he should have deployed forces to quell the unrest and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Clergy and leaders decry wage levels and state intervention at Ludlow
Rev. George W. Daniels questions wage claims and paternalism in the strike. Mrs. Glendower Evans calls Ludlow an eruption of a national disease. Rep. O'Brien faults governors for evictions, while Wentworth denounces Pinkerton involvement and alien forces in Massachusetts led by Edward H. Chandler of the Twentieth Century Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Daniels
Carew Street Baptist Church
Springfield
Glendower Evans
Ludlow
O’brien
Wentworth
Massachusetts
Law and Order
Edward H. Chandler
Twentieth Century Club
Middlesex Bar Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Middlesex County Bar Association annual meeting in East Cambridge, Samuel K. Hamilton was elected president. Vice presidents named were George S. Richardson, Robert P. Clapp, and council members for three years included Selwyn Z. Bowman, Samuel J. Elder, Marcellus Coggan, James W. McDonald, and George E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association of the
County of Middlesex
County Commissioners’ Room
East Cambridge
Samuel K.hamilton
Wakefield
George S. Richardson
Lowell
Robert P. Clapp
Lexington
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Somerville
Samuel J. Elder
Winchester
Marcellus Coggan
Malden
James W. McDonald
Marlboro
George E. Smith
Everett
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Middlesex
Body and Brain Workers
Lurion
B Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
Parker
Sunday School Unions
STORK
Walsh
Hood
Dusal Chem, Co
Ode
Washington Stre
Middlesex Bar
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
Mission Dalkx Table Desk
Patri
Vconue
Ik Drawer
Widoptere Welm
Mission Oak Morris
Fort Hill
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Waltham, Howard
Hamilton
Illinois
Elgin
People’s Credit Co
Washington Se
Cor
Whitney-Warner
Garden of Roses
Lady Love
Dublin Daisies
Trans-Mag
Moon Bird
Wash
Riec
Ward
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