Man Charged With Knife Assault On Boston & Maine Conductor
Frank Thorpe arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court on charges of assault with a knife against conductor Kenneth Morton of the Boston & Maine Railroad. Morton testified Thorpe demanded money and attacked him on Green Street, injuring his kidney area. Thorpe claimed mistaken identity. judge ordered a five month sentence, with an appeal filed.
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Kenneth Morton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Frank Thorpe
Municipal Criminal Court
Sle
Morton
Green Street
Thorpe
Bennett
House of Correction
Fire alarms and social notes from the Boston area
An alarm at 47 Broadway proved needless while a fire in an unoccupied building on Marginel street East Boston prompted Box 625 at 10 am. A 6:35 am fire damaged Harvey Trembley’s apartments at 60 Clarendon street with about $25 loss. The Roxbury Lat in School class of 1907 held a Christmas banquet at the American House attended by 30 returning members. Edward F. Costello faced arraignment for breaking and entering at 55 Endicott street and was held for the grand jury. The Boston Club at School street faced an ejectment writ from Louisa W. Rogers to remove the club from 18 26 and 22 School street.
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Broadway
Marginel Street
Boston
Harvey Trembley
Clarendon Street
Roxbury Latin School
W. H. Mills
H. C. Kittredge
Edward F. Costello
Joseph Dine
Endicott Street
School Street
Suffolk Municipal
Louisa W. Rogers
Baroness Erlinger Rejects Nesbit Thaw Comparison
London December 23 The Baroness Erlinger angrily rebuked a friend who again compared Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to his wife during the height of the Thaw trial. She stressed her own blue blood lineage and denounced the comparison as improper and insulting.
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Erlinger
Evelyn Thaw
London
Evelyn Nesbit
Baroness Erlinger
Notable New England Deaths and Local Notices
Hudson Samuel Bruce, aged about 80, dies of heart disease. Newburyport Jonathan Keniston, 92, dies. Clinton Rev. John J. O Keefe denounces liquor traffic. Bolbrook Susan Snow Leach observes 85th birthday. Biddeford Obadiah Gardner defeated as York county master may seek Democratic gubernatorial bid. Medford Tufts forms Eranos Club, a literary society. Hopkinton Rev. Crowley’s 25th priesthood anniversary observed. Carolina Ellison Tinkham, 82, president of Carolina mills dies. Wiscasset plan to recast bell pieces from Congregational Church. New Britain cost to transport William F Walker defaulter about 1500 dollars.
World News in Brief December 23
President Roosevelt receives Greek minister L A Carolimes in Washington. Newberry backs Taft for GOP nomination. Albert Ballu cites discovery of 11000 square yard monastery at Timgad. W J Pratt Wall Paper plant fire causes 100000 loss in Des Moines. Chile nitrate strike easing as workers return. Seattle cathedral opens at cost 500000. Fire grimly ends with fatalities and injuries in New York tenement. Carnegie Hero Fund grants 35000 for Monongah disaster victims. Capital Window Glass Company placed in receivership in Columbus. Janssen dies at Meudon Observatory born 1824. Monsignor Percelli named papal nuncio to Brussels. Oskar Lassar dies in Berlin auto crash.
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Algiers
Albert Ballu
Timgad
Des Moines
W. J. Pratt Wall Paper Company
Santiago
Chili
Seattle
Wash
New York
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
W. Va
Columbus
Ohio
Capital Window Glass Company
H. C. Taylor
Evans
Paris
Pierre Jules Caesar Janssen
Meubon Observatory
Brussels
Monsignor Percelli
Apolestico
Constantinople
Man Shot At Train Station Kills LSU Cadet
Robert Wesson, a Black man, was brought to Baton Rouge to prevent a lynching after he fired on a passenger train at Powell's Station on the Yazoo Mississippi Valley system and killed Adonis K. Wridert, a Louisiana State University cadet.
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Baton Rouge
Robert Wesson
Powell’s Station
Yazoo
Deer Escapes After Entering Barn in Winsted
James Tarrant of Norfolk found a large buck deer feeding in his barn in Winsted Connecticut on December 23. He closed the door but the deer charged through it and fled, escaping the barn despite the owner’s effort to stop it.
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Winsted, Conn
James Tarrant
Norfolk
Last of $100000 Inheritance Fades for Stewart Hyde
Once rich, Stewart Hyde will spend Christmas at Hempstead poor farm after losing his fortune in unfavourable speculations. The $100000 inheritance has entirely disappeared, leaving him in reduced circumstances.
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Freeport
L. 1
Stewart Hyde
Hempstead
Christmas package swindler active in Newark area
In Newark on December 23 a Christmas package swindler rings doorbells and shows a receipt book and a package addressed to the resident. The charge on the package ranges from 1 to 12 dollars.
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Newark
California Can Co Awards Record Tin Can Contract
Pittsburg reports the California Fruit Canners Association awarded its largest contract to the American Can Company for 300 million cans. The deal marks a historic milestone in can production and regional industry activity.
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Pittsburg
California Fruit Canners’ Association
American Can Company of
Aeronautique Club of Chicago Unveils Plans for Balloon Race
Chicago based Aeronautique Club announces a major Fourth of July balloon race and aims to field at least two balloons in next season's international cup race in Germany.
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Chicago
Germany
Aeronautique Club of Chicago
President Mitchell to Return Home Next Tuesday
In Indianapolis on December 23, President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers shows improvement and his physician says he will go home to Spring Valley next Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Spring Valley
Toledo
Ohio
Sylvester Soles
Delta
J. E. Roach
Roach
Soles
Albany
Hughes
Reward in Ball Mystery Sparks Brockton Search
Brockton plans a reward to locate the missing Ball children as the Ball family endures a tense Christmas season. John Ball and police matron Annie Ridgway visit Mrs Ball at the asylum while she details a shed near a road where she last saw Gracie and Tommy, crying over their disappearance.
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Brockton
John Ball
Tommy
Gracie
Mrs. Ball
Miss Ridgway
Mr. Ball
Chief Vanston
Stoughton
Benjamin F. Baker
Norfolk
Baker
Hub Gore
Avon Reservoir
O'Shea Charged With Stealing $630 From Shoe Company
A warrant was sworn out in Washington today for James J. O'Shea assistant manager of a shoe company accusing him of stealing 630 dollars from the safe.
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Washington
James J. O'Shea
Republican Club Endorses Hughes for Nomination
New York December 23 The Republican Club tonight endorsed Governor Hughes as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
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New York
The
Republican Club Tonight
Hughes
Women Buy Cigars At Estabrook Eaton Store
Women throng Estabrook & Eaton on Washington Street to buy cigars pipes and tobacco with clerks assisting. The Boston store displays meerschaum and briar pipes hundreds of holders and a wide array of accessories in a large showroom drawing female shoppers ahead of the holidays.
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Estabrook & Eaton
Washington Street
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Boston
Estabrook & Eaton's
Masonic Building
Piles Cured by Pazo Ointment Ad Claims Quick Cure
Guarantee promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 66 to 14 days or money refunded. Advertisement notes Pazo ointment claims rapid relief and full refund if not cured.
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Aurmino A
Aurmino B
Aurmino . CO
84Th St
N. Y
Jaynes
Gas Kills Aged Man in Newark Home
William Waterling aged 74 died after breathing gas escaping from a jet in his room. He was found dead in bed at his daughter Mrs. John Brower’s home at 33 Seabury Avenue Newark.
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Newark
William Waterling
John Brower
Seabury Avenue
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Greater Boston
Bass & Co
Sears St
Bass
Philo Hay Spec. Co
N. J
Jaynes & CO
Houghton
Dutton
Lean
Clarence KR. Griffin
Sheridan
Ind
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
New England
Hudson
Samuel Bruce
Clinton
John J. O'Keefe
St. John’s Church
Bolbrook
Susan (Snow) Leach
Annie Wood
Brookville
Newburyport
Jonathan Keniston
North End
Biddeford
Grange
York County
Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
Master
Medford
Tufts College
Eranos Club
Old Matnellean Society
Carolina
RHR. I
Ellison Tinkham
Carolina Mills
United States
South Framingham
Hugh Price Hughes
Edwards Congregational Church
Globe Congregational Church
Woonsocket
R. I
Wiscasset
Paul Revere
Manchester
N. H
William C. Clarke
Elvira Cross Chase
Alvah B. Chase
Deerfield
Mr. Thompson
Raymond
New Britain
William F. Walker
Roosevelt
L. A. Carolimes
Greece
Detroit
Truman H. Newberry
Navy
Taft
Berlin
Oskar Lassar
Berlin University
Mitchell
Ball
Kara
Edison Phonograph
Phonograph
Opera House
Edison
Edison Comcast
Cheeres Orch
Frederic Rose
Ada Jones
Billy Murray
She
Ibert Benzler
Alvada Wiliolte
Collins and
Harlan
Mary Darling
Marinth
National Phonograph Co
Manuel Romain
James Brockman
Bing
Suwanee River
Edison Armen
Hana
Steve Porter
Dixie Dan
Eaeers
Rock Me
Mother
Arthur Collins
Hane Kronald
Reed Miller
Len Spencer
Bob Roberts
Lakeside Avenue
Orange
Indorse Hughes
Bourbon
Adams, Taylor &Co
State St
Wer and
Waltham
South End
Washington St
Choice
Scth
Stark Supply
Lenox St
Thomas Snow & Son
No. Market St
North St
Crgesite Faneuil Hall
Mans
Franklin St
MoneyCo
Ward
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