Boy Fatally Injured by Car While Sledding in Malden
Seven year old Charles Sogel of 394 Eastern avenue Malden was crushed by a car owned by the Malden Melrose Gas Light Co as he sledded on Bryant street near Cross. He suffered multiple rib fractures and internal injuries and was taken to Malden Hospital in critical condition.
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Charles Sogel
Malden Hospital
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Company
Bryant Street
Cross and
Bryant Streets
Cross Street
Max Sogel
Eastern Avenue
Malden
False Key Robbers Steal Jewelry Worth 800 From Swampscott Home
Diamonds and jewelry valued at 800 were taken from Mrs. Martha Bogue's Swampscott residence. Police suspect nearby closed homes were entered after thieves gained access with false keys at a rear door.
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Martha Bogue
Swampscott
Jewel Presented to Captain Lavender by Local Masters
The American Association of Masters Mates and Pilots local division held its regular meeting at 150 State Street. Officers were nominated and delegates chosen for the national convention in Washington on January 29. Captain Robert M Lavender of Somerville received a jewel in recognition of his two years as president. A lunch followed.
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American Association of Masters, Mates and Pilots
State Street
Washington
Robert M. Lavender
Somerville
Haldane Denies Redmond Covenant in London Speech
Secretary of War Rt. Hon. R. B. Haldane told Gullane listeners that the Liberal party has no covenant with Redmond. He warned that Ireland would suffer if Redmond rejects the Liberal home rule bill and said Liberal terms cannot be altered by dissension.
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London
R. B. Haldane
Gullane
Liberal Party
Redmond
Ireland
Make-up of Next House of Commons Favors Coalition
London reports indicate continued election drag with coalition Liberals leading 199 to 240 Unionists. Six results announced tonight show no change. earlier gains include Liberal wins at Newmarket and Nationalists at Mid Tyrone, while Unionists took Bodmin and Torquay. Cork violence injures MP David Sheehy. Cork infirmary treats 109 to 80 admissions in one night.
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London
Fleet Street
Liberals
Newmarket
Mid-Tyrone
Bodmin
Torquay
Cork
David Sheehy
House of Commons
Dorothy Lawson to Be Christmas Bride at Dreamwold
Dorothy Lawson, third daughter of Thomas W. Lawson, will wed Henry McCall, son of Congressman Samuel W. McCall, at Dreamwold Scituate on Thursday. The veranda ceremony will feature holly, pine and laurel, a white wedding bell, fireworks, and a 300 guest count with a 350 guest reception and vaudeville entertainment. The couple will honeymoon and later settle in Portland Oregon where Mr. McCall enters business.
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Dorothy
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry McCall
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
Dreamwold
Lawson
Scituate
South Shore
Miss Lawson
Gladys
Eben Blaine Stanwood
Marion
James Fuller Lord
Dreamwold Hall
John W. Suter
Church of the Epiphany
Jean
Bunny
Daker Bush
Gordon Ware
Alexander Wetherill
Lawrence Klunt
Truscott Huidekoper
C. D. Moss
Frank Harding
Patrick Grant
Douglas Lawson
Harvard
McCall
Dreamwold Tower
Mr. Lawson
Boston
Dreamwold Gate
Portland
Ore
Mr. McCall
Poslam Remedy Claimed To Cure Eczema
An advertisement proclaims eczema is not a blood disease and cannot prove fatal. It promotes Poslam as an external treatment that relieves itching and heals skin, with free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York and selling in 50 cent trial packages and $2 jars at major druggists.
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Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton's Drug Dept
Bigamy Suit Claims Philadelphia Woman Had Living Husband
Edgar B. Barrett of Boston seeks an annulment in Superior Court alleging his wife Ellen H. Howard Wissig was lawfully married to Wilhelm Wissig on April 16, 1908, while she later wed Barrett in May 1907. Records show Wissig and Howard licensed to wed April 14, 1908 and married April 16, 1908. Wissig’s address is 1118 South Front Street. the wife reportedly left Wissig after three years and later lived with her father in West Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Edgar B. Barrett
Boston
Wilhelm Wissig
Barrett
Albany
N. Y
Orphans Court
Wilhelm H. Wissig
Ellen H. Howard
South 19Th Street
Ridley Park
Penn
City Hall
H. Offermann
South Front Street
Miss Howard
Joseph Howard
West
Finland Jews Denied Rights in Finland
St. Petersburg Dec 13 The Douma committee rejected an amendment granting Jews equal rights in Finland. The Octobrists backed later legislation while the Constitutional Democrats abstained, opposing meddling in Finnish affairs.
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ST. Petersburg
Douma
Finland
Constitutional Democrats
Armenian immigrant sentenced to life for Lowell post office murder
Bogos Mucksian, a 4 English non native Armenian from Lowell, is sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Putnam in the U.S. circuit court after a quick verdict of guilty for the Sept. 23 killing of Mohammed Ahmed, a Turk, on the Lowell post office steps. The jury declined capital punishment despite first degree murder charges, following court and district attorney guidance.
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Bogos Mucksian
Lowell
Putnam
United States
Mohammed Ahmed
Mucksian
Fight Over Eddy Will Strains Family in New Hampshire
Concord dispatch reports sharp strains between General Henry M. Baker as executor of Mary Baker Eddy's will and Mrs. Eddy's relatives. Glover demanded to view the will. Baker refused. Burial plans divide supporters with Concord and Auburn favored, while Pleasant View sale is noted. Glover and Foster-Eddy seek settlement talks with counsel in Portsmouth and Washington. Baker to file the will in Merrimack probate tonight.
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Concord
N. H
Henry M. Baker
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Eddy
Chestnut Hill
Glover
Newton
Mrs. Eddy
Baker
Ebenezer J. Foster-Eddy
Foster-Eddy
Portsmouth
John W. Kelley
William E. Chandler
Friends
Kelley
George W. Glover, Jr
Mary Baker Glover
Dr. Eddy
Washington
Senator Chandler
Glovers
Dr. Foster-Eddy
General Baker
Boston
Merrimack County
Hostile Legislation Drives Million-Dollar Horseflesh Out
Richard Croker asserts that hostile legislation forced about $1 million in horseflesh out of the United States and kept several millions more in the public’s pockets. He argues the impact harms domestic markets and consumer value.
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America
Richard Croker
Mayor Fitzgerald urges aid to unseen poor before Christmas
In a letter to the Board of Overseers of the Poor, Mayor Fitzgerald asks diligent search for unrevealed cases of need as Christmas nears. He urges relief efforts to seek out the sufferer rather than wait for applications, stressing dignity and voluntary charity over solicited favors.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Hold Soldiers as Yeggmen Implicated in New York Robbery
William K. Griffis and Marion Hyers, artillery soldiers at Fort Mansfield Watch Hill, arraigned in Tombs court New York on larceny of 20 razors. Authorities here suspect them in the Waterbury Conn summer home burglary Sept 12, where $9000 in jewelry vanished. Police may go to New York to identify the stolen goods. the pair deserted last Saturday.
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Westerly
R. 1
William K. Griffis
Marion Hyers
Fort Mansfield
Watch Hill
Tombs Court
New York
D. M. Burrell
Waterbury
Von Pree Signs Buckley Backing in Reform Fight
Wilhelm Carl Von Pree, secretary of the Citizens' Municipal League, signs the nominations for Councillor Timothy J. Buckley. Buckley appears on the Fitzgerald Lom asney slate the reform group opposes.
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Wilhelm Carl von Pree
Citizens’ Municipal League
Timothy J. Buckley
Buckley
Fitzgerald-Lomasney
Reform Organization
Justice salaries bill seeks pay raise for high court and judges
Senator Depew introduced a bill in Washington to raise the chief justice salary to 14000 dollars and associate justices to 17500 dollars, circuit judges to 10000, and district judges to 9000. current salaries are 13000, 12500, 7000, and 6000 respectively.
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Washington
Depew
United States
Lodge to Defend Career in Sym phony Hall Speech
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge plans a January Sym phony Hall address to outline his stance on tariff revision reciprocity with Canada free foodstuffs direct election of senators and the income tax He will respond to Asa Minard in a letter and suggest a Foss platform tie in with a possible joint appearance with Governor elect Eugene Foss and a debate master of ceremonies role by Mayor Fitzgerald Foss may shift to mass meetings led by local talent rather than public debates
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Canada
United States
Symphony Hall
Asa L. Minard
Republican Progressive League of Massachusetts
Foss
Fitzgerald
Eugene N. Foss
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Minard
League
Thurley Ruxton Promises a Lovely Heroine in Post Magazine
Philip Verrill Michels introduces Thurley Ruxton as a picturesque heroine in a feature story to appear in next Sunday’s Post Magazine. Readers are invited to meet Thurley at once through the tale’s opening pages.
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Thurley Ruxton
Thurley
Philip Verrill Michels
Post
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