Edith Caldon Young Shot by Harry Frizzell in Plymouth
Mrs Edith Caldon Young survived gunshot wounds to both ears after an attack by Harry Frizzell at her boarding house in Plymouth New Hampshire. She testified today that she despised Frizzell and did not plan suicide, contradicting Frizzell’s claim of mutual death. Frizzell, who bought the revolver shortly before the act, remains conscious and adheres to his original account. The physician said both have a good chance of recovery.
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Plymouth
N. H
Edith Caldon Young
Harry Frizzell
Frizzell
Young
Subway scare over Tre Mont street rumor questioned
Officials across Boston denied any real danger from subway construction on Tre Mont street between Beacon and Scollay Square. Fire and police leaders explained initial reports stemmed from routine notifications to prevent accidents, and no street closures were decided. Local businessmen reported no unusual activity beyond the rumour.
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Streets Wells
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Scoltay Square
Fire Department
Beal
Boston Transit Commission
Carson
Gaskin
Eldridge
Police Department
Transit Commission
Martin
Police Commission
Board of Aldermen
Park Street Church
Scollay. Square
Ereupon
Carsoni
Kaiser Against Dock Strife in Berlin Court Remarks
Emperor praises Hamburg employers for resisting dock laborers demands at a banquet hosted by Chancellor Von Hohenlohe. He urged forming an employers coalition to help subdued workers resist incitement in the labor world, stating such action would be a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Post
Prince von Hohenlohe
Hamburg
Mayor Perry's Veto Sparks Aldermen Meeting Action
The Somerville Board of Aldermen met to secure Union Hall for the January 4 inauguration. An earlier order to spend 2000 on furnishings for the Mayor's office and Common Council chambers faced Mayor Perry's veto for lack of appropriations. The veto was sustained unanimously.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Union Hall
Perry
Geology Department at Lafayette College Gets New Head
Amherst, Pa December 18 The geology department at Lafayette College filled by appointment of Frederick Burritt Peck Ph D of Amherst College following the retirement of Dr T C Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabton
Penn
Lafayette College
T. C. Porter
Frederick Burritt Peck
Amherst College
Executor objects to Cambridge alderman bill in probate hearing
Uriel H. Crocker executor of the late Mrs. Susan G. Coolidge of Cambridge challenges Special Administrator Watson G. Cutter's fee. The Middlesex Probate Court heard the matter yesterday as Cutter seeks 5000 dollars for one year of estate care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel H. Crocker
Susan G. Coolidge
Cambridge
Watson G. Cutter
Middlesex
Cutter
New Bedford City Water Bonds Bid Awarded to Boston Firm
R L Day & Co of Boston were awarded the $400000 New Bedford water bonds at 108 857 and accrued interest. Other bankers pared bids and six large Boston firms did not bid amid Spanish war scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
R. L. Day & Co
Boston
City of New Bedford Water
Rubber Factory Closes and Shipping Machinery to Canada
Franklin December news notes the Rubber Trust factory closing as workers remove machinery and ship it to Canada, marking a permanent shutdown of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Canada
Rubber Trust
Suffering Women and the Remedy
The passage notes women suffer from headaches low spirits and pains caused by weakness. It claims a reliable friend has long served as the remedy for over twenty years and will alleviate such misery.
Safe Cure Promises Relief for Women in Need
An advertorial touts Wormix Aa as pure and powerful, offering prompt relief for women in distress. It urges sufferers to try large or small bottles at local druggists, claiming widespread gratitude from homes across the land.
Dying Alone in Essex Street Cottage
Mrs. Mary Trask of Essex street was found unconscious on the kitchen floor by neighbors after about forty eight hours. She suffers heart trouble and is sinking with a bruised left eye and injuries to the right arm and side as responders fear for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mary Trask
Essex Street
Mrs. Trask
Ordination Day at Holy Cross Cathedral Names Raised
Archbishop Williams ordained eighteen into the priesthood and conferred minor orders on twenty four at Holy Cross Cathedral. Mass was led by the archbishop with clergy from St John’s Seminary. List includes Revs. W J Barry D F Whalen J J Noonan and D R O’Donnell among others from Boston Hartford Ogdensburg Portland. The new priests plan first masses at St John’s Seminary and in their home parishes. David R. O’Donnell of New Haven noted as Yale’s first academic department graduate to join the priesthood.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Williams
St. John’s Seminary
St. John’s
John Hogan
S. J
Father Urique
Father Frery
W. J. Barry
W. J. Casey
C. J. Herlihy
D. F. Whalen
D. J. Carney
T. A. Curtin
J. F. Doherty
M. C. Gilbride
J. P. Gorham
A. F. Haberstroh
C. G. Heaney
M. E. Madden
A. J. Carey
J. J. Noonan
Diocese of
Boston
D. R. O'Donnell
J. J. Fitzgerald
Hartford
Conn
J. J. Dean
Ogdensburg
N. Y
C. J. Casarant
Portland
M. J. Cuddihy
W. T. Deacy
G. W. Haley
J. G. Harrington
John F. Kelly
M. J. O’connor
T. A. Quinlan
J. H. Flannery
M. J. Coffey
J. F. Kelcher
James F. Kelly
David R. O’donnell
New Haven
Yale University
Released prisghe r to wed in Brooklyn
Herbert H. Steele, acquitted of burglars tools and habitual criminal charges, faced a new Bath Beach coal office robbery charge but released for lack of evidence. He posted 100 bond to stay out of the city and was discharged. He was greeted by Miss Mandeville amid marriage rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert H. Steele
Aspinall
Bath Beach
Steele
Miss Mandeville
Life Guard promoted as cold remedy by Dr Shaw
Hon W F Couriny endorses Life Guard the cold prevention and cure devised by Dr Thomas P Shaw of Lowell a Harvard Medical School graduate and Massachusetts Medical Society member The ad claims Life Guard cures colds prevents pneumonia arrests la grippe contains no morphine or quinine and is sold by druggists for 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Murder arrest in Dean case shocks New Hampshire town
Lorenzo Barnes, a 33 year old wood chopper, was arrested at a mile from Maynard on the charge of murdering John Dean. A large sum of money, dried blood on boots and clothing, and blood stains in the snow point to premeditated foul play. An autopsy showed blows from opposite directions. Barnes may be sent to Concord for arraignment.
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Maynard
Lorenzo Barnes
Arthur Sulloway
John Dean
Barnes
Marlboro
Hammond
Dean Place
Dean
Concord
Middlesex District Court
Hoitt
South Acton
Somerville Eyes Bridge Over Fitchburg Railroad at Kent Street
A bridge at Kent Street Somerville is likely soon after years of crossing dangers. A circulated petition cites urgent need and City Engineer Bailey has drawn plans. The proposed structure would span the Fitchburg railroad between Beacon Street and Somerville Avenue, with grading required.
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Fitchburg
Kent Street
Somerville
Bailey
Beacon Street
Somerville Avenue
Fitchburg Railroad
Mysterious mutiny and murder aboard ship at Halifax
Testimony details a shipboard murder involving Captain Nash, Second Mate Bram, and a crewman Brown. Eyewitness accounts describe a cabin blow, a man with a weapon, bodies removed to deck, and later pursuit leading to irons. Bram denies direct involvement while confessing parts of the plot under cross examination.
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Bram
Monks
Guiana
Bermuda
Halifax
Mizzenjig
Cotter
Frank Allen
Spencer
Oscar Anderson
Anderson
Hol
Brussels
Peter van Bonner
Rotterdam
Peter von Bonnell
Rottererdam
Harvard class day scrimmage at tree may be halted
Harvard officials consider ending the century old class day ritual of scrimmaging for flowers at the tree due to fire and crush risks in a crowded space. A special committee met with the class day committee led by A. M. Beale J. B. Hayward and J. V. Phillips to discuss moving or altering the event.
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Harvard
Harvard Corporation
Corporation
Eliot
A. M. Beale
J. B. Hayward
J. V. Phillips
Newton's New Charter Faces City Council Vote
Newton on December 18 reports a special council meeting to revise the city charter. Changes include moving election day to the second Tuesday and establishing a 21 member Alderman board for one year. Debates cover 14 member versus larger boards and longer mayoral terms. Citizens favor public hearings on the proposed charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
City Council of
Deven
Cobb
Harvard Prizes Awarded To Top Students
Harvard faculty announced yesterday afternoon the award of prize detail to students with high academic standing. Prizes are classic authors works bound in crimson morocco with the university seal. Seniors Henry Williamson Be Arthur Alexis Bryant Henry Seaveyackett Henry Barrett Huntington Arthur William Ryder Juniors Ernest Boyd Cres sap William Edwin Dorman Samuel Tufts Frost Perley Gardner William H P Hatch Guy Newhall Sophomores Edward Franklin Alexander Harry Lionel Burnham Allan Reuben Campbell Charles Francis Chessman Alfred Lawrence Fish Archibald Victor Galbraith John Sayward Galbraith Donald Gordon Eldred Edward Sunguidh John Albert Macy Adoniram Judson Marshall George Nelson McDaniels Benjamin Paul Herrick Langdon Pearse William Anthony Sherman Charles Henry Stephens James Butler Studley Edwin Earle Wakefield Carlton Ames Wheeler Alvin Walter Wise Everett Sidney Wise Samuel Lamson Monson Frederick Wesley Wyman
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Harvard
Morocco
Henry Williamson
Arthur Alexis Bryant
Henry Seaveyackett
Henry Barrett Huntington
Arthur William Ryder
Ernest Boyd Cressap
William Edwin Dorman
Samuel Tufts Frost
Perley Gardner
William H. P. Hatch
Guy
Disorderly Houses Raided by City Divisions
Officers from Divisions 4 and 5 raided alleged disorderly houses and arrested several occupants. George E. Bentley faced a disorderly house charge at 22 Corning Street, with Grace Stone 21 Maud Howe 25 and Mary J. O'Brien listed as idle and disorderly. Dedham Street Station teams also arrested Alice Stone alias King 22 of 34 Gray Street Josephine Travers alias Beebe 22 of 9 Paul Street and Catherine Osgood 30 of 6 Hingham Street.
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George E. Bentley
Corning Street
Grace Stone
Maud Howe
Mary J. O’brien
Dedham Street
Albion
Paul Streets
Alice Stone
King
Gray Street
Josephine Travers
Beebe
Paul Street
Catherine Osgood
Hingham Street
Samuel S. S. Green Celebrates Revolutionary Lineage
Samuel S. S. Green of Portsmouth New Hampshire marked his 87th birthday claiming the unique distinction of being the only person in the state to be the son of a Revolutionary War soldier. He is the youngest son of the late Mark Green, who served in the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel S.S. Green
Mark Green
Huberman Banned From New York Concerts
Huberman, famed violinist, is slated for three Sunday night New York performances starting tomorrow. His manager, Mr. Johnson, reports a dispatch from Mr. Confried stating E. T. Gerry of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children forbids Huberman to appear. Johnson says the violinist has played there before and will depart for New York this afternoon despite the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huberman
Boston
New York
Mr. Johnson
Confried
E. T. Gerry
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Huberman Has Played There Before and Will Do So Again, Despite Mr. Gerry
William H Hurley Removed From Police Force
William H Hurley was discharged by the Aldermen for conduct unbecoming an officer after an absence of ninety four roll calls this year and alleged intoxication and reckless driving in Haverhill. The board also approved an ordinance to create a loan of seventy five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrench
William H. Hurley
Haverhill
Knife attack in North Margin street dispute
Michael Garzone, 31, of 16 Margaret Street North End, allegedly attacked Michael Donnezio with a knife on North Margin Street yesterday afternoon. Donnezio suffered head cuts. Garzone was taken to Hanover Street station and locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Garzone
Margaret Street
North End
Michael Donnezio
North Margin Street
Garzone
Donnezio
Hanover Street
Assyrian Merchant Reports Robbery in City
A Syrian merchant Aece Hage of 3832 Federal street reported a theft of 35 to 49 dollars from his smallware shop after entering Station 4. Patrolman Jordan accompanied him and arrested Nasim M. Asseese, also Assyrian, and both were detained.
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Aece Hage
Federal Street
Station 4
Oliver Street
Jordan
Hage
Nasim M. Asseese
American Wringer Co Advertises Boston Headquarters
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 18 and 15 Bredway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston. It offers all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Bredway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Merry Dangers Ball in Cambridge Draws City Leaders
A large Cambridge Institute Hall ball hosted by the Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association featured Emmett's Orchestra and Miss Mamie McLaughlin. Over 100 couples attended the grand march led by Jeremiah Coughlan and Mrs. P. J. Sexton, with many local officials among the guests.
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Cambridge
Institute Hall
Thomas Francis Meagher
Daniel M. Flynn
Elen Connell
John H. Pence
Johnt. Shea
Scott
Ahern
Minihan
Willard
Scully and Dinan
John J. Teevens
P. J. Collins
Edmund Cussen
South Boston
Fred Pierce
William Dacey
Edward McCarty
Thomas McManus
Patrick Colbert
Thomas Burns
James Callahan
William Long
Peter Mains
Thomas Barry
Patrick Mullins
Robert Brennan
Captain Ahey
Frank Liddy
John McSorley
Edward Lotz
John Ryan
O. L. Young
Neil Sullivan
Bernard Brogan
Fred Johnson
Rchard Roche
John Roche
Charles Skelly
Frank Williams
Henry McPeak
William Baldrey
Edward Matthew
William Shaugh
Dance on the Enterprise Cadets Hold Fourth Annual Soiree Aboard
The U S S Enter prise cadets hosted a winter quarters reception and dance with over 200 couples. Floor Director F G Rice led the grand march at 9 PM. supper in the decorated mess room followed. Notables included William Rowe of Lynn and Captain Nathan Darling of Dennis among many guests.
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U. S. S. Enterprise
Navy Yard
F. G. Rice
William Rowe
Lynn
George Rowe
John Towle
Newmarket
N. H
Charles H. Frisbie
Louise M. Johnson
Michael Meagher
Flora Blanchard
Amelia Littlefield
Alice Bryan
Eva Bryan
Millie Burrill
Henry Barstow
Mattapoisett
Helen Fitz
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases removed in six hours by this new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages in men and women. It reportedly cures retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. Sold by G C Goodwin & Co 36 Hanover Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghorgh C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover Street
Boston
City hearing on Newton & Boston Street Railway rails
Watertown officials held a hearing on North Beacon street where Newton & Boston Street Railway Company claimed to retain a franchise after it expired and rails remained in the street. The board also reviewed George Bleiler’s slaughtering license as the Board of Health recommended revocation for diseased cattle and odor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Newton & Boston Street Railway Company
North Beacon Street
George Bleiler
Board of Health
Bleiler
Obituaries and local notices across New York and Passaic
Robert Stafford proprietor of the Imperial and New Netherlands hotels and Walton Hotel Philadelphia died of Brights disease in New York. Dr Van Ben schoten died in Passaic. he was once a presiding elder of the Methodist church. George H Sleeper, longtime Wa ter town official and stagecoach driver, died at Church street home. he helped build New York Central railroad sections. Flags will be half staff on town buildings tomorrow. funeral likely at First Parish Church Monday morning.
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New York
Robert Stafford
Imperial
New Netherlands
Walton
Philadelphia
Bright
Passaic
N. J
van Benschoten
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York State
George H. Sleeper
Watertown
Church Street
New England
West
Josiah French
Lowell
French
New York Central Railroad
Richards
Board of Selectmen
Mrs J H Grout JR Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Josephine Grout widow of John E H Grout Jr journalist and former Bermuda consul died after eleven weeks illness. A Boston and Cambridge society figure she was born Miss Josephine Russell of Holbrook Massachusetts and leaves daughter Addie Monroe Grout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Grout
John EH. Grout
Hamilton
Bermuda
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Ails Friza
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Kaiser
Mayor Perry
Amherst
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Prisgher
W. F. Couriny
City of
Stans O
Lorenzo
Hood
Mate Bramn
Mrs. and
Frans
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Somervil
John L. Nichols
William E. Weld
R. H. Sturtevant
J. F. Wellington
Louis E. Merry
Philip J. McGrath
A. F. Mentzer
George H. Salloway
Ralph M. Sturtevant
Allen F. Carpenter
A. L. Proctor
Charles P. Lincoln
William H. Daggett
M. W
Williston Lincoln
Albert M. Robinson
J. O. Hayden
Grand Jury
Nash
Hoar
Brown
Colt
United States
Vale Glass Tree
Corporation of Harvard
Attagke
William Connors
West First Street
South
Broadway
D Streets
City Hospital
A. W. Wheeler & Co.’S
Hanover St
American House
Brine
Merry Dangers
Thomas F. Meagher Association of
Ealel
SOS
GAHM
New England Mutual Life A Company
Post Offce Square
Massachusetts
Bid. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
BF. Trull
WM. B. Turn
KNAPP
Boylston St
Water Bucs
Barnard & CO
Temple Pl
Temple Place
LOW & CO
Eliot St
J. H. Grout, JR
Wilson Bros
Big Clock
Tremont Row
Becon—Mann
West Medford
W. M. Gassidy
Harvey Scott Becon
Arlington, Mass
Georgiamna H. Mann
Charles Metzger
John H. Grout, Jr
Spee
Putn'm Lodge
James Wil'acd Montgomery
Sunnyside St
Jamaica Plain
Chas. Heintz, N. G
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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