New Witnesses Rally For Officer Loughlin in Harrison Ave Case
New witnesses volunteer for Officer Loughlin of Division 4 in the Sun Wah assault case on Harrison avenue August 26. Testimony from J H Denny R W Godfrey and Patrolman Orr challenges prior accounts and prompts a second hearing after Commissioners Clark and Curtis adjourned to review.
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Loughlin
Division 4
Board of Police
Sun Wah
Harrison Avenue
General Martin
Bangs
Martin
Clark
Curtis
J. H. Denny
Oswald Street
Roxbury
R. W. Godfrey
D Street
South Boston
Orr
Station 4
Denny
R.W. Godfrey
Godfrey
Warren
Perkins Institution annual report shows growth and finances
The sixty fourth annual report to the Massachusetts Secretary notes steady progress at the Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind. Pupil numbers rise while workshop sales reach 16912.71 with 16022.76 in expenditures. Fundraising seeks 43325 for endowment and 43476.43 to clear debt amid a total kindergarten endowment of 284000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
the Commonwealth
William M. Olin
M. Anagnos
Jamaica Plain
Press Cyclists Smoker at Press Club Tonight
Preparations are underway at the Press Club for a Chinese themed smoker this evening. The program features Chinese orchestra selections, jugglers and performers, a Bert Poole homage, opium smoker topics, and a Chinese mandarin dance debut. Prizes include a first prize donated by Mr. Oswald Anderson. officials include Reynolds Walker Ochs Annis and Pease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Sue Chung Chew
Kingdom
Em Ching
Lou Chang
Aw Shin Pe See
Bert Poole
Boston
Pease
Oswald Anderson
BE. A. Reynolds
J. B. Walker
A. J. Ochs
BF. A. Annis
Austin W. Pease
Boston Spotters' Work Aims at Taunton Inns Licenses
Taunton December 18. Daniel F Lehan owner City Hotel and Francis of Hotel Bristol Smith of Prospect House and others faced license commissioners with counsel to defend against revocation of inn holders licenses. Two Boston spotters employed since November 28 testified but their conduct may be thrown out. local police evidence will count. Charges allege post eleven oclock and Sunday violations. Commissioners likely issue a reprimand rather than revoke licenses, noting previous violations have been deterred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Daniel F. Lehan
City Hotel
Francis
Bristol
Smith
Prospect House
Windsor Hotel
Boston
Hamblin Dow wed in First Congregational Church
Elizabeth Edith Dow and Nathan Chipman Hamblin of Revere united in marriage last evening at the First Congregational Church with Rev. Walter S. Eaton officiating. Best man James F. Butterworth of Duxbury maid of honor Lydia Dow of Revere ushers Rodgers Dow Allen Fracy Rudd Will E. Noyes Jacob Parker. Afterward an informal reception in the church parlors. The couple will reside in Marion Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Edith Dow
Frank H. Dow
Nathan Chipman Hamblin
Revere
First Congregational Church
Walter S. Eaton
James F. Butterworth
Duxbury
Lydia Dow
Messrs
Rodgers Dow
Allen Fracy Rudd
Chelsea
Will E. Noyes
Jacob Parker
Plimpton
Hamblin
Marion
Mass
Costa Rica Floods Hit Limon and San Jose Areas
Heavy floods swept Costa Rica on December 10 causing residents in lower districts to abandon homes and seek refuge in higher locations. Landslides closed the Sagulerres to San Jose road, with traffic suspended until anticipated resumption by Saturday.
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Qolon
Colombia
Limon
San Jose
Co Rica
Sagulerres
Majestic White Star Saloon Passenger List
Passenger list for the Majestic of the White Star line sailing from New York to Liverpool on Tuesday lists numerous travelers. Names include Pp. Biker, A. Bailey, Fred D. Barker, Joseph Babiowa, Caleb Bartley, Thomas Bifiebury, A. Bingham, J. Jumenfeld, Mrs. Bryant, H. J. Carvill, C. Cordner, Mrs. Dorr, Miss Nellie Lownds, Misa M. a Reeve, and many others.
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Forving
Majestic
White Star
New York
Liverpool
P. Biker
A. Bailey
Fred D. Barker
Joseph Babiowa
Mation Caleb Bartley
Thomas Bifiebury
A. Bingham
BR. D. Jumenfeld
Rk Bog
Rae
George Rica Ina
Agna Bins
I Tren
Cumberland
J. Dater
CS Davis
Dorr
Slane E
Finthett Aster
A. D
Hagopian
Alter 2
A. B. Little. Atle
Nellie’ Lownds
Maclarin
William
Ee Walter Maxwell
M. i . Miller
Spencer Miller
Charles Janer * Horgan
L. Moder
J. i Ogilvy
July of
Routee
C. Parker
A. Porvitt
Oseph Vusiding
K. van
Schoolmaster Dead, Thomas Cushing of Boston
Thomas Cushing 82, a descendant of the Boston Cushing family, died yesterday. Born in Dorchester in 1813, he trained at Dorchester schools and Boston Public Latin School. He became a Chauncy Hall School teacher for 45 years, later partner to Thayer, then retired in 1879 to literary work. Surviving sons H B Cushing Ernest Cushing Percy Cushing Louis Cushing. He spent his final years at 170 Newbury Street.
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Thomas Cushing
Cushing
Boston
Dorchester
Dixwell
Thayer
Chauncy Hall School
Young Cushing
Harvard
Chauncy Hall
G. F. Thayer
W. H. Ladd
Miss Baldwin
Aaron Baldwin
Mr. Cushing
H. B. Cushing
Ernest Cushing
Percy Cushing
Louis Cushing
Cohasset
Newbury Street
Mrs Ferdinand Emerson, a Social Leader, Dies at Hotel Ilkley
Mrs Ferdinand Emerson died yesterday afternoon at her Hotel Ilkley home after a brief illness. The news comes soon after her return from Europe and shocks many friends who admired her cheerful hospitality. Her husband and assisting caregivers were present, and Marion Howard signs the obituary describing her as gracious, generous, and devoted to charity and the press.
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Ferdinand Emerson
Europe
Emerson
Hotel Ilkley
London
Marion Howard
George R Titus Dies. Noted Bass Singer and Weber Quartet Member
George Roland Titus died at City Hospital after a long career as a basso with St Paul’s Church for thirteen years and member of the Weber Quartet for seventeen. A thirty two degree Mason he leaves two sons and a daughter and many musical friends.
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George Roland Titus
City Hospital
Titus
Weber Quartet
Myron W. Whitney
Whitney
St. Paul’s Church
Cc. Ll. c
Funeral for Eldridge Knight at family residence
Funeral services for Eldridge Knight were held at 416 Columbus avenue with De Molay commandery and other Masonic lodges in attendance. Floral emblems, including square and compass motifs, rested on the coffin as Rev. S. H. Roblin conducted the service and Weber Quartet provided selections. Worshipful Master W. B. Phipps led the Masonic ritual with Charles A. Miller as chaplain, and Mt. Lebanon officers assisted. The cortege proceeded to Forest Hills Cemetery for burial with pallbearers drawn from Mt. Lebanon and De Molay commanderies.
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Eldridge Knight
Columbus Avenue
de Molay Commandery
H. Roblin
Weber
W. B. Phipps
Charles A. Miller
Mt. Lebanon
Forest Hills Cemetery
de Molay
Cambridge Bridge Repairs and Paint Urged for Harvard Bridge
Cambridge Bridge Commissioner W J Marvin reports all four Boston Cambridge bridges need repairs with Harvard Bridge especially weak for heavy loads and in need of painting. Traffic counts show vast daily use. quay piles rotted and Craigie’s piles over a century old require replacement. Prison Point draw and West Boston structure require modernization and higher grade solutions.
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W. J. Marvin
Cambridge
Boston
Charles
Harvard Bridge
Pas- Carpas- Bicy- Bridge
Craigie’s
Harvard
Prison Point
Ose Bee West
West Boston
Craigie’s Bridge
Marvin
Plays in the City at Tremont and Mollis Last Week
Nat Goodwin appears at the Mollis theater for a last week run of A Contented Woman. Hoyt's new piece A Contented Woman headlines, with Bleur de lis at the Tremont and a colored show at the Columbia. Other bills fill the lineup.
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Nat Goodwin
Mollis
Bleur-de-l
Tremont
Columbia
Fires Suspect in Dudley Sparks Local News
George A. Richards, 11, of Dudley, confessed to starting fires there last month. Investigators traced the incidents to the boy after a series of arsons near Nov 16 and Nov 29, aided by District Attorney Scott. The youth’s father accompanied him to a Boston interview. the fire marshal reports the boy confessed to using matches and oil at home to “see the blaze.”
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George A. Richards
Dudley
Whitcomb
John H. Scott
William Glory
Scott
Young Richards
Boston
Richards
Boyne
Mr. Glory
Lasell Girls Donate $125 to Armenian Relief Fund
Auburndale, Dec. 18. Lasell school's generous heart shown as students raised and sent a subscription exceeding $125 to Miss Clara Barton for Armenian relief. The gift followed a stirring missionary address by Mr. Gatesian, secretary of the Society of the United Friends of Armenia, whose vivid portrayal of Armenian suffering moved the audience to act.
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Auburndale
Lasell
Clara Barton
Gatesian
Society of the United Friends of Armenia
She Charme d Him Marie Leslie Alias Minnie Williams Sentenced
Marie Leslie alias Minnie Williams was sentenced by Judge Forsaith in Municipal Criminal Court to one year in Sherborn Prison for Women for larceny of a watch chain and charm valued at 48 dollars from Henry A L Fitzgerald on August 1. The theft occurred during a shared excursion. She was previously absent at trial and later arrested in New York City, brought here on requisition, befriended Barbara Aub in custody, appealed the sentence, and was held on 500 dollars for the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Leslie
Minnie Williams
Municipal Criminal Court
Forsaith
Sherborn
Henry A.L. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
New York City
Barbara Aub
New York
Survivors From Athena Arrive Aboard Tania Near Cape May
The British steamship Tania arrived from St Michael s carrying six survivors of the German ship Athena s crew after Athena was wrecked on December 15 about 319 miles off Cape May. The captain and thirteen crew members were lost, including Captain G Haak and sailors G Henke Fritz Nehring Hans Koenig John Svensen John Andersen Johan Vogler H Wahlen Charles Kohmer Hans Islussen cabin boy Wilhelm Henz cabin boy Bernard Peckstein second carpenter Herman Halts sailmaker John Lundmann.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Tania
St. Michael's
Athena
Cape May
G. Haak
Bremen
Ger
G. Henke
Cook
Frits Nehring
Hans Koenig
John Svensen
John Andersen
Johan Vogler
Vienna in Ruins Fire Destroys Half of City Business
Vienna Illinois reports a fire that yesterday gutted half the city’s business district causing an estimated loss of 90000 dollars. Authorities suspect arson as the cause of the blaze.
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Vienna
Ill
Patricide Suspect Fred Hurd Weeps in Jail
Fred Hurd of Biddeford now in the county jail awaiting grand jury action and mental examination. He has abandoned calm indifference, weeps frequently, wears his overcoat and cap, and asks attendants why he is detained and when he may go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Fred Hurd
Grand Army Night at Company B Grand Army event
Representatives of Grand Army posts. Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans from Boston Cambridge Arlington and Watertown attended the fair at Armory Hall Cambridge last night. George S Evans served as chief marshal for the evening.
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Grand Army
Armory Hall
Cambridge
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Boston
Arlington
Watertown
George 8. Evans
Christmas Express Car Fire Destroys Adams Car
A through train from Washington and Philadelphia was halted near Metuchen New Jersey when a fire broke out in the Adams Express car. The car burned completely though the safe was saved. Contents and express matter for numerous points were lost, making the loss very heavy.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Washington
Philadelphia
Metuchen
Adams
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