Diet of fancy hogs sparks Malden court case
In a Malden suit for 2000 dollars, Joseph N. Roberts alleges that mince pies squash pies custard pies and doughnuts fed to fancy hogs caused illness and deaths. Witnesses disagree on diet impact with mouldy pies cited as the culprit and hog cholera experts offering opposing views. The jury trial continues this morning.
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Joseph N. Roberts
Malden
Leslie A. Friend
Victor A. Friend
Melrose
Phrases of a Farm Dispute Over Preserved Pasts and Hogs
Mr. Roberts alleges he contracted to buy scraps from the Friends and says the pasties and doughnuts were in a bad state. He claims the spoiled food harmed hogs at his Cornish New Hampshire farm, causing deaths and poor reproduction. An employee described the farm incident.
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N. H
Judge Denies Custody of Nine-Year-Old in Kidnapping Case
Ossiper New Hampshire reports Judge John Kivel denied Mrs. Ralph Carpenter’s petition for temporary custody of Ralph A. Carpenter Jr. The ruling upholds a prior injunction from Judge Sawyer barring the mother from custody or contact after the Ocean House Magnolia Mass kidnapping by the boy’s father and others.
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N. H
John Kivel
Superior Court of
Carroll County
Ralph Carpenter
Ralph A. Carpenter, Jr
Ocean House
Magnolia
Mass
Shiver
Sawyer
Superior Court
Concord
Mrs. Carpenter
Mass Thursday for Chaplain of K O C
Funeral services for Rev James J McCarthy longtime pastor of St William’s Dorchester and State chaplain of the Knights of Columbus will be held Thursday morning at 10 o clock in St William’s Church The Rt Rev Mgr M J Splaine will preach the eulogy and a solemn mass will be sung by Rev Thomas McCarthy Born in Roxbury 46 years ago he served 22 years in the priesthood and held posts at Roxbury Cathedral and St Francis de Sales Roxbury before leading St William’s Dorchester since 199 November 1991
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St. William’s Church
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Knights of Columbus
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Mgr
M. J. Splaine
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Thomas McCarthy
St. Clement’s Church
Somerville
Father McCarthy
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Boston College
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Archbishop Williams
The
Whitehead 10 Teaches At B U
Boston University trustees appoint R H Whitehead of Boston to teach salesmanship starting February second semester. Dean Lord switches to a new Spanish American trade course. Registrar totals show 650 in the College of Business Administration, with year totals above 2400 university wide and enrolment rising.
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R. H. Whitehead
Boston
Whitehead
Lord
College of Business Administration
Marlin
Shippers Forecast Issued Daily By Boston Weather Bureau
Beginning today and continuing through winter the Boston Weather Bureau will issue each morning around 10 a.m. a Shippers Forecast. It warns of temperatures harmful to perishable shipments in the next 24 to 6 hours for outgoing Boston freight. Forecasts are printed on post cards and mailed free or provided by telephone on request.
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Weather Bureau of
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Weather Bureau
Harriman sought Boston and Maine rail line in New Haven trial
Testimony shows E. H. Harriman pursued the Boston and Maine railroad. Charles Mellen testified the New Haven declined to sell and used Massachusetts law to keep control, fearing loss of trunk-line traffic in New England. The defense notes government actions contributed to the New Haven's decline while Mellen remained on the stand through 1918.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles S$. Mellen
Mr. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Harriman Could Have Upended New England Rail System
Mr. Mellen testified that if Harriman had gained control of the road the New England system would lose independence. He said Harriman proposed buying the Boston & Maine in 1908 and kept him as a possible purchaser if Massachusetts legislation failed. He cited a May 13 1908 telegraph to T F Byrnes.
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Harriman
T. F. Byrnes
Irish Die to Cover Retreat in Serbia Withdrawal
Wounded men at British headquarters in Macedonia recount how two units of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and another Irish regiment sacrificed themselves to shield the retreat of their comrades during the fighting withdrawal from Serbia.
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London
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Serbia
Macedonia
British Hold Kevis Crest Against Bulgarian Attack
The British line retreated to the third defensive position as Inniskillings on Kevis Crest held the ridge through the morning. Only rifle fire backed their defense, inflicting heavy losses on Bulgarians and delaying the assault long enough to organize the third line, where Bulgars remained stalled for four days.
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Kevis
Bulgarians Overrun British Lines in Heavy Assault
Reuters report from British headquarters describes a Bulgarian bombardment that began last Monday morning. Bulgarians, outnumbering the British ten to one, swept into attack with guns and machine guns, but British rifle fire and bayonets failed to halt the advance as the first and second lines were overwhelmed.
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Reuter
Hints U S 10 Be Monarchy
George von L Meyer told the Boston Rotary Club at the Lenox Hotel that a monarchic or autocratic power could be forced on the United States if France is defeated. He urged a nonpartisan national defense council, a general staff, and a formal navy budget system to ensure preparedness and prevent waste.
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Marine Corps
Tremont Row
George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
France
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Navy Department
National Council of Defence
Army
Harvard Production To Be Given Tonight
The Harvard Dramatic club presents The Perverseness of Pamela at the Hasty Pudding Theatre Cambridge with curtain at 8 15 Tonight. Remaining performances are Wednesday December 15 in Cambridge and December 16 and 18 in Cop ley Hall Boston with informal dancing after each show.
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Harvard Dramatic Club
Pamela
Hasty Pudding Theatre
Cambridge
Boston
Copley Hall
Dramatic Club
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