Marble's Wife Buys Auto After Marriage to Ex Senator Wife
In November Mrs. Shaw, once married to ex Senator James F. Shaw, wed H. Keno Marble in Danielson Connecticut. The couple has occupied two Putnam rooms and travels in a new touring car Marble bought since the marriage. Marble plans a moving picture theater in Boston while visiting his ailing father in South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie . Shaw
James F. Shaw
H. Keno Marble
Danielson
Conn
Putnamen
Putnam, Conn
Mr. Marble
Daniel Marble
South Main Street
Marble
Boston
Putnam
Santa Barbara
Ual
Nam
Althoreh
Odd Fellows
Pro Prietor
Putnam Inn
Danielson, Conn
Pilgrim Day Marked by City and Plymouth Ceremonies
Yesterday marked the 20th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing. The Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants hosted a reception at 58 Mt. Vernon Street, and the United Order of Pilgrim Fathers held a meeting at Mechanics Hall. In Plymouth, ceremonies included dedicating 12 stained glass windows in the First Church detailing Pilgrim history from press destruction to the landing and treaty with Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
Mt. Vernon Street
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Mechanics’ Hall
Plymouth
Caleb Brewster Hackley
Tarrytown
New York
Holland
James of
England
Rock
Massasoit
Carver
Bradford
Oldham
Lyford
Samuel A. Eliot
Arthur Lord
The
Pilgrim Society
Paroled Civil War Veteran John Bennett Kills Attacker
Pittsburg December 21. Bent and crippled by a beating, 70 year old Civil War veteran John Bennett pleads guilty to murder and is released on parole by Judge Robert Ss Fraser. Bennett shot and killed Carl Peterson who had beaten him and insulted his wife after Peterson attacked Bennett. Bennett had been jailed since October 15 awaiting the case disposition, and his parole is described as unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Bennett
Robert Ss. Fraser
Bennett
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Chelsea Firemen Seek Salary Increase City Wide
Chelsea firemen, police and city workers urged higher pay after a city hall meeting. Chief Henry A. Spencer earns 1400 dollars annually and seeks 1840, Assistant Chief R. T. Williamson earns 1200 and requests 1400, with 24 permanent department members asking for raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
City Hall
Henry A. Spencer
Fire Department
R. T. Williamson
Foss names staff allies from Democratic slate
Governor-elect Eugene N. Foss announced his staff selections through Democratic State committee Chairman Frederick J. Macleod. All appointees are Democrats. The Ninth Infantry gains two: Lt. Thomas L. Walsh of Clinton and Lt. Henry D. Crowley of Boston. The First Corps of Cadets includes three of ten: Robert Green of Brookline, Lt. Curtis D. Noyes of Cambridge, and Lt. Joseph W. Bartlett of Boston, son of Gen. Charles W. Bartlett, former Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Ninth Infantry
Thomas L. Walsh
Clinton
Henry D. Crowley
Boston
Robert Green
Brookline
Curtis D. Noyes
Cambridge
Joseph W. Bartlett
Prominent Democ ras from Army Officers Appointed Major
A list of officers from the 8th Infantry First Corps of Cadets and related units is noted as promoted to major. Names include Thomas F. Walsh from Clin ton, Robert Green of Brooklyn, Arthur Blake, Curtis D. Noyes, William H. Perry, Stuart W. Wise, Nichols J. Smith, Herbert P. Ward, Henry D. C. Crowley, Joseph W. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Walsh
Clinton
8Th Infantry
Robert Green
Brooklyn
First Corps of Cadets
Norman White
Arthur Blake
Light Artillery
First Brigade
Harvard
Curtis D. Noyes
Curtis D. Noyes Was In the First Corps of
Cadets
William H. Perry
Highth
Lynn
Stuart W. Wise
Sixth Infantry
Ordnance Department
Brookline
Nichols J. Smith
Field Artillery
Worcester
Eighteen Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Eighteen individuals face federal charges in a grand jury proceeding. Among them are Miss Ethel P. Carpenter and Alice Fellows, with embezzlement and tax charge allegations. Other cases involve post office fraud, counterfeit money, and related offenses across Massachusetts and New Bedford venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Ethel P. Carpenter
Walpole
Alice Fellows
Revere
Miss Carpenter
Miss Fellows
House of Correction
Francis W. Preston, Jr
Newton Centre
Preston
United States District Court
Postoffice Department
Leon J. Wilson
Lynn Post Office
Antone L. Cardozo
Amos Fernandez
New Bedford
Wilson
Richard Cullen
Myverett
Atlantic Avenue
Antone Krol
Krol
Andrew Krol
Passaic
N. J
John Krol
Frank Krol
John Gladysz
Manchester
N. H
Morris London
South End
John Martin
Jesse Smith
United States Customs
Thomas J. Dolan
Henry Mallette
Roxbury
Lim Yuen You
Christmas Exodus to Nova Scotia by Boston Steamer
The Dominion Atlantic railway steamer Boston sails tomorrow carrying Provincials home to Nova Scotia and other provinces for Christmas. The company offers very low round trip fares with return valid until January 7. For rates and staterooms, visit 962 Washington Street or write from Long Wharf, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Boston
Washington Street
Long Wharf
Riot at University Leaves Student Dead in Odessa
Police and Cossacks moved on a students meeting at Odessa University after shots were fired in the air. The clash wounded seven policemen and killed one student while mortally wounding three and arresting 235 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
White Slaver Sentenced To Prison In Bridgeport Case
Bridgeport Connecticut December 21 convict John R Carroll a former singer in moving picture shows in Brooklyn New York was sentenced in the Superior Court to not less than three or more than five years for white slave trading He was found guilty of bringing Ruth Dressel an 18 year old Brooklyn girl met at a dance to Bridgeport for immoral purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
John R. Carroll
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carroll
Ruth Dressel
Brooklyn, N. Y
Band Leader Louis Weber Dies After Long Marine Service
Louis F. W. Weber who led the inauguration balls for Buchanan in 1857 and Lincoln in 1861 died at his Washington home from apoplexy. A Baltimore native, he spent a quarter century with the United States Marine Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis FF. W. Weber
Buchanan
Lincoln
Baltimore
United States Marine Band
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw
Beater
Foss
Maz Jose Bartlett. JR
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry D. Crowleey
Mas Thos. L. Walsh
Maz Nicholaas J Smith
Tay Currirs
L. Noyes
May Stuart
Wise
Farre
Gardner W. Pearson
Lowell
TTA
Robert E. Green
Trapper
Christmas Furs
Bialice al
Chapelle
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
Typewriter
Remington
Remington Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Franklin Street
Emingtc
Herbert P. Ward
Springfield
Henry D. C. Crowley
Dorchester
George Fred Williams
Daniel K. Kiley
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Dartmouth College
Boston University Law School
Lincoln’s
Cushing
Essex Rye
Holland Gin
New England
Boston Light
Brandies
California
Tarragona
Oporto
Cushing Process
Hayward Place
Summer Street
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