Prison Life Tale by King From Clarkstown Inmate Magazine
King writes Notes by the Way about prison friendships formed during a three year sentence at Clarkstown State Prison. He describes bonds with two life prisoners and discusses gifts totaling thousands sent to support them and their families. He insists the memoir is factual and laments outside skepticism toward inmate reports.
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Cardenio F. King
Boston
Mentor
Clarkstown State Prison
Floriolia
King
Truitman
Patriarchal Age Talk Clarified by Mormon Elder
Mormon Elder M H Gustaveson corrected a mis interpretation of a recent talk about living to Methusaleh age in Boston. He said posterity might reach ancient ages by following the word of wisdom and avoiding transgression as taught by prophet Wilford Woodruff. The New England Mormon convention opens January 8 at Intercolonial Hall Roxbury.
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M. H. Gustaveson
Boston
Wilford Woodruff
New England
Intercolonial Hall
Roxbury
American awarded Charles Le Grange prize on Earth physics
Brussels December 1 The Royal Academy awarded the Charles Le Grange prize for work on the physics of the earth to Dr L A Bauer director of the department of terrestrial magnetism at Carnegie Institute Washington Bauer is honored for his studies in geomagnetism and related earth sciences.
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Brussels
The
Royal Academy Today
Charles le Grange
L. A. Bauer
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Clyde Liner Colorado Aims for New York After Gale
The Clyde Line steamship Colorado 92 miles east of New York, 34 hours from Boston, reports a gale made her hard to control. She carries 50 tons of coal at four knots toward New York, while awaiting safer passage.
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Colorado
Clyde Line
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New York
Boston
Collins
New Yor
Waegworth
Nova Scotia
Cole
Highland Light
Chester
Penn
XMAS THRONGS BLOCK FIREMEN AT CONGRESS AND FRANKLIN
Firemen faced a difficult response to the McKenney and Waterbury workshop alarm at Congress and Franklin as snow, darkness, and heavy crowds slowed engines and horses. Engine 26 crawled from Washington to Mason while streetcars and traffic impeded drivers and pedestrians.
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McKenney & Waterbury
Congress and
Franklin Streets
Washington Street
Mason Street
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
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Waterman’s Ideal
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UNION
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