Still After Gompers in Dynamite Case Continues
The report details grand jury testimony and subpoenas linked to the dynamiting cases involving J. J. McNamara and McManigal. Miss Mary Dye and Mrs. Andrew J. Hull testified on the matter as hotel clerks and officials from Iron Workers headquarters are examined for ties to the crimes. H. S. Hockin and District Attorney Miller discuss ongoing efforts to expose all implicated, with thousands of papers to be digested for the grand jury. He urges support for honest labor leadership and insists on accountability for crimes regardless of who commits them.
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Mary Dye
Grand Jury
Miss Dye
Pittsburg
Iron Workers
J. J. McNamara
Andrew J. Hull
Federal Building
McManigal
Hockin
Roosevelt article calls murder in McNamara case murder
Theodore Roosevelt writes in The Outlook that murder is murder and criticizes those who excuse it as labor warfare. He condemns sentimentalists and wrong-doers while praising labor leaders as honorable figures in contrast.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McNamara
Burns accuses McNamara case suspects in Cleveland address
Detective William J. Burns told 100 National Metal Trades Association members in Cleveland that more arrests in the McNamara case are expected and that bribe attempts were made. He attacked Samuel Gompers and the leadership of organized labor and said he would continue his work in Indianapolis and then go to Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
McNamara
William J. Burns
National Metal Trades’ Association
Indianapolis
Burns
Samuel Gompers
American Onign
Gompers
Los Angeles
Big Bill Kelcher and U S District Attorney Meet Behind Closed Doors
Rumors flare after a conference between Kelcher and U S District Attorney Asa P. French at East Cambridge jail. French reportedly left for New York without commenting. Officials say the meeting concerned Bates suit to verify if the $50,000 bail pledge came from embezzled bank funds.
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National City Bank of
Cambridge
Kelcher
United States
Asa P. French
East Cambridge
New York
French
Bates
Mayor Bars Alien as Hyde Park School Head
Mayor Fitzgerald vetoed a Boston School Board plan to retain Horace L. Brittain as Hyde Park district principal when the town joins Boston in January. He cites Brittain’s alien status, noting Brittain is Canadian born with degrees from Clark College and the University of New Brunswick.
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Fitzgerald
Horace L. Brittain
Hyde Park
Brittain
Boston
University of New Brunswick
Clark College
Keliher Bail Talks Hint at New York Trail for Missing Funds
The case centers on who shared the bank wreck with Coleman and Keliher as ex-Governor Bates and the district attorney pursue recoveries. Keliher seeks new bail with support from a New York contact while awaiting possible lighter sentencing on misapportionment of 300000 dollars.
Judge Cuts Estate Administrators Claim In Probate Court
Middlesex Probate Court Judge Lawton in East Cambridge reduced the Benjamin Hadley estate special administrators claim from 25000 to 15000 for fees covering 14 months of work. Experts had valued services from 6000 to 30000 dollars before the ruling.
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Lawton
Middlesex Probate Court
East Cambridge
Benjamin Hadley
Daily Fire Record From 2 A M To 2 A M
Fire log for a 24 hour period lists incidents at Epstein 33 Hansboro Dorchester. Silver 68 Salem St. John Ketterer & Co 162 Canal St. Frank Levenson 15 Normand St. Entries include box numbers and times such as 11 40 a m 2 p m 1 20 a m.
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Epstein
Hansboro Street
Dorchester
Still—B. Silver
Salem Street
John Ketterer & Co
Canal Street
Frank Levenson
Normand Street
Mayor vetoes Hamblin salary raise in Boston schools
Boston Mayor John F. Fitzgerald vetoes the transfer and salary raise for B Harold Hamblin from Hyde Park to Boston as assistant in music. The letter questions the cost, cites unnaturalized status of Horace L. Brittain, and notes Hamblin’s shift to full time with a higher pay. Mrs. Brittain says Brittain is starting naturalization.
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B. Harold Hamblin
Hyde Park
Boston
Mason Street
Horace L. Brittain
Hamblin
Harold Hamblin
John F. Fitzgerald
Gardiner elects Dr Bert Lamb mayor after recount
In Gardiner Missouri the municipal election results were settled by a Supreme Court decree declaring Dr Bert E Lamb elected mayor. The initial tally had David H Darling ahead by two votes before Lamb’s recount showed a three vote margin for Lamb under the new commission government.
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Lamb
Gardiner
Augusta
Commission
A. W. King
Supreme Court
Bert E. Lamb
David H. Darling
Great White Way to Glow with 72 Lights in Cambridge
Cambridge plans a brighter Massachusetts Avenue between Lafayette Square and Harvard Hall with 72 electric lights on 36 posts after a conference led by Mayor Barry with city officials and merchants. The move aims to boost trade along the corridor.
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Cambridge
Barry
T. C. O'Hearn
City Electrician
Mercharts’ Committee
W. H. Cotton
Harris Ginsberg
Woodford Yerxa
Jie Yuan
Massachusetts Avenue
Lafayette Square
Ry Hall
Hyenas of Humanity Described Policy Crime Pair Fined
Providence Rhode Island December 15 The court fined George Briggs and James Finan 600 each after convicting them of possessing policy slips. Prosecutor Henry C. Cram called policy writers the hyenas of the human race and condemned the game as the most dangerous form of gambling. Appeals were taken.
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Providence
R. I
George Briggs
James Finan
Henry C. Cram
Briggs
Browo Quinine Laxative Ad Promotes Quick Cold Cure
A compact advertisement proclaims Browo Quinine as a world wide laxative cure for a cold in one day. It cites FE W Grove signature and a price of 25 cents, endorsing rapid relief.
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BROWO
FE. W. Grove
Nurse to wed wealthy man in Philadelphia ceremony
James Maynard of Knox ville Tenn a wealthy manufacturer brings Miss Andasia R Powell a trained nurse of Berlin Md to Philadelphia to wed. Bishop Thomas F Gailor will perform the ceremony at Holy Trinity Church with vows kept private to avoid fuss. Maynard 59 and his bride 44 have ties to the University of Tennessee and Knoxville trade groups.
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Philadelphia
James Maynard
Knoxville
Tenn
Andasia R. Powell
Berlin
Worcester County
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Holy Trinity Church
Maynard
University of Tennessee
Knoxville Manufacturers’ Association
Turkey
Eliot on the Mend After Appendicitis Operation
Cable from Kandy Ceylon reports President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of Harvard is more comfortable. Associated Press notes doctors say his condition remains about the same after recent surgery, with earlier reports of progress.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Kandy
Ceylon
Associated Press
Colombo
Harvard
Uncle Sam Has Powder Enough for 314 Years
Washington December 15. Brigadier General Crozier chief of ordnance told the House committee that ammunitions would stock arsenals and strong boxes for three and a half years by year end. Government contracts keep private firms running as insurance against war.
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Uncle Sam
United States Army
Navy
United States
Crozier
House Committee On Military Affairs
Resinol Skin Remedy Praised For Burns And Eruptions
Mrs. E. V. Seakett of Chicago endorses Resinol Soap and Ointment as soothing and healing for burns cuts chapped lips and various skin inflammations. The pair are marketed as an infallible remedy for eczema poison oak and ivy pimples scalds boils and other irritated skin surfaces with samples available from Department 99 Resinol Chemical Co. Baltimore Md.
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Department 99
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Lords Pass Bill for Insurance in Britain
The Lords approved the national insurance bill providing compulsory sickness and unemployment coverage for workers. Under Chancellor Lloyd George, about 9.2 million men and 3.9 million women would insure with weekly wage deductions, employer and state contributions. Benefits include medical relief, maintenance during illness, a life pension for permanent infirmity, and unemployment allowance excluding strike-related idleness.
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London
House of Lords
David Lloyd-George
Norwegian schooner Kudes Naes thought lost with seven aboard
It is feared the Norwegian schooner Kudes Naes, which departed Labrador on September 30 with a fish cargo for Gibraltar, has sunk with seven crew members. Captain Larsen led the vessel and no contact has been received since leaving Labrador nearly three months ago.
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ST. John's
N. F
Kudes Naes
Labrador
Gibraltar
Larsen
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe
An advertising column claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds or grippe within hours. It touts three years of research and costs twenty five cents per package, noting it contains no quinine and can end misery promptly with two hour dosing.
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Pape
Grippe
Anthony L. Almeda Dies at 52 in East Boston
Anthony L. Almeda beloved husband of Susan Almeda nee Alward aged 52 years 6 months 20 days. Funeral from 171 Brook Street East Boston Sunday Dec 17 at 2 pm. Late member Apollo Lodge 74 Knights of Pythias Chelsea. Relatives and friends invited. St John N B papers please copy.
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Anderson
Cambridge
Margaret Anderson
Kenna
Nicholas Barry
Sixth Street
Newfoundland
Altier
Caterina Altieri
Molinari
Peter Altieri
Ferry Court
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Calvary
Barrett
Charlestown
Mary A
Harvard Street
St. Mary’s Church
Bremm
Roxbury
Charles W
Stella Brehm
Marden
Smith Street
Mission Church
Carter
Reading
George A. Carter
Thomas Carter
Vine Street
Gastar
Max Castor
East Cambridge
Cambridge Cemetery
Crowell
Frederick
Ferdinands Street
Melrose Highlands
Doody
Dorchester
Annie E
Dennis F. Doody
William
Mary Ryan
West Dedham Street
Dahlgren Street
Westville Street
St. Peter’s Church
Dorney
South Boston
Catherine J
Nee Kiley
Lawrence I’. Dorney
Knowlton Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Dyer
Newtonville
Uriah
Walnut Place
Boston
Fample
Brookline
Leary
Foye
West Somerville
George Frank Foye
Highland Avenue
Waltham
Mass
Foster
Ella P
Daniel K. Foster
Massachusetts Avenue
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Bath
Fraser
Walnut Avenue
John W
Mary Fraser
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Gates
Yomona
Cal
George W. Gates
Nova Scotia
Grainger
Winthrop
William H. Grainger
Plummer Street
Winthrop Centre
St. John the Evangelist
Horn
Charles C
Margaret IF
John T. Horn
Leaver
Homeopathic Hospital
Mary Ella
Oliver A. Leaver
Third Universalist Church
Levy
I. Levy
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wyoming
Lynn
Woodward Ark Street
Poindexter
Foote Poindexter
Green Street
Rear
Brock Bros
Union Baptist Church
Quinlan
Patrick A. Quinlan
Margaret F. Scannell
Berkshire Street
Malden
Rausch
Ida T
William and
Saeenee
Prospect Street
South Station
Greenville Street
Rose M
Charles H. Stewart
Laryaby
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