Newton Tots Parents Located After Welfare Find
Police located the five children in pitiable condition last evening. Father Thomas A Frayne was found in Providence and the mother in a Beach Street house. The children were placed with the State Board of Charities and will go to the mother on recovery, who plans to move to Providence. The youngest is seven months old and not expected to live.
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Newton
Thomas A. Frayne
Providence
Beach Street
State Board of Charities
Nobel Congratulates Roosevelt on Peace Prize
President Roosevelt received a cable from Emanuel Nobel of St Petersburg congratulating him for earning the Nobel peace prize. The Paris-sent message praises the Norwegian Storthing's decision and notes the Nobel family's joy in his achievement for peace between Russia and Japan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Emanuel Nobel
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Paris
Nebel
Storthing
Hughes Plans to Investigate State Banking Department
Governor-elect Charles E. Hughes announced he will conduct his own examination of the banking department to ensure proper operation. He confirmed the inquiry would apply to all departments, and said he had not heard of any resignation plans by Insurance Superintendent Kelsey or requests to review charges against Fiscal Supervisor H. M. Bender, which were dismissed.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Frederick E. Kilburn
State Banking Department
Hughes
Settlement Reached in Pyrotechnic Plant Burn Case
Stefano Calabro of Quincy received an $11,000 settlement from Edmund F. Hunt of Weymouth in Norfolk Superior Court for injuries from an explosion at Hunt’s factory on May 10, 1904. Calabro’s burns required skin grafts to save his life.
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Dedham
Stefano Calabro
Quincy
Edmund F. Hunt
Weymouth
Norfolk Superior Court
Calabro
Hunt
Monponsett Associates Ball in Winthrop Hall
The Monponsett Improvement Association held a reunion and dance in Winthrop Hall Up ham's Corner attracting about 15 summer residents of East and West Lake down Plymouth way. Charles H C Ferguson directed the floor and William P Kennedy led the reception committee. A reception and concert ran from 8 to 9 with dancing until 1 am interrupted only by supper.
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Monponsett Improvement Association
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
East
West Lake
Plymouth Way
Charles H. C. Ferguson
William P. Kennedy
Three youths held in wire theft ring case in Malden
Malden police arrest three men in Stoneham on December 14 for stealing large quantities of electric wire. The suspects Michael Day Dennis F Blake and James F Ikeefa were found with 700 feet of wire in a wagon. They allegedly posed as linemen and operated widely.
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Malden
Stoneham
Lsted
Michael Day
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Dennis F. Blake
Circuit Street
Roxbury
James F. Ikeefa
Brockton Woman, 103, Plans Church Birthday Pilgrimage
Mary Barnby of 43 Franklin Street Brockton will celebrate her 103rd birthday with a pilgrimage to the Church of the Sacred Heart. She has worshipped there for more than 25 years and is believed to be the oldest woman in the state. Mass will be said by Rev. Father Genest as friends visit tomorrow.
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Brockton
Mary Barnby
Franklin Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Baraby
Roosevelts Attend Fritzi Scheff Show at National Theatre
Mrs. Roosevelt and her children sat in a box at the National Theatre to see Fritzi Scheff perform in Mlle Modiste. The event occurred in Washington on December 14.
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Washington
Harvard Bequests Bring Support for Students and Programs
Bequests to Harvard University pour in this week for student aid and specific projects. Charles J. Jackson of Boston left 50000 for the new medical school needs, Jacob H. Schiff gave 10000 for Semitic Museum additions, Edward A. Harlow 2000 for needy students. The Harvard Medical Alumni Association contributed 5600 to raise junior instructors salaries. Four $200 scholarships were created, with Natick residents and Edward Erwin Coolidge descendants favored.
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Harvard University
Charles J. Jackson
Boston
John Hemans
Harvard Medical School
Medical School
Jacob H. Schiff
Edward A. Harlow
Harvard Medical Alumni Association
Edward Erwin Coolidge
Natick
Digging Into Salem Milk Poison Mystery
Detectives probe a poisoning incident in Salem that sickened David Dunham and his family. Arsenic or similar toxin suspected in Wednesday morning milk. Mrs. Dunham severely affected but saved by Dr. Mary R. Lakeman. Family and investigators remain baffled, with no clear suspect.
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Dunham
Salem
David Dunham
Ferry Street
Fine Newton Man $75 For Selling Liquor Minor Drank
Newell Davis 15 of Auburn Street Aburndale appeared in Police Court charged with drunkenness but not prosecuted due to age. Charles Moore was found guilty of selling whiskey and fined 75 dollars. Saunders was fined, and Davis was released on promise not to drink again.
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Newton
Newell Davis
Auburn Street
Auburndale
Davis
George Saunders
Saunders
Charles Moore
Moore
Kennedy
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