Ends life for love of books ends life for Forsythe
Walter Greenleaf Forsythe, noted scholar and clubman, ended what he called "one of life's greatest tragedies" by shooting himself in his Pinckney street apartment. Mrs A M Grant found his body yesterday afternoon while checking his rooms in a city noted for holi ay revelry.
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Walter Greenleaf Forsythe
Pinckney Street
A. M. Grant
Forsythe
Murder in North End basement bowling alley shocks city
Leo Marangi a 39 year old resident of 249 Hanover Street North End was shot through the chest in a basement bowling alley at 216 Hanover Street by an attacker who struck from behind last night Police report a likely fatal wound and ongoing investigation into the rum feud linked incident last May and another victim marked for life by the violence
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Leo. Marangi
Hanover Street
North End
Bank Records Link Coakley Cash to Bank Deposit
Bank records show Coakley withdrew cash of a specific amount and later that day a district attorney deposited a similar sum. The deposit was made with cash bills, linking the transactions across two days.
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Coakley
Andrew Carnegie
Defence Links Pelletier to More Large Deposits This Month
Attorney General Allen pushes a prosecution that seeks to tie Suffolk County District Attorney Pelletier to additional $5000 cash deposits in the same month. Coakley’s dealings with Higgins hotel are referenced as part of the broader case. The day's testimony also covers Frelock and hotel men taking up most of the session while Justice Allen’s team argues for the charges.
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Higgins Hotel
Frelock
Jagneral Allen
Pelletier
United States
Reed
Allen
Suffolk County
Cambridge Woman-Harassment Case Sparks Patrols
An unidentified man described as about 30, five foot six, dark complexion, in a dark overcoat and cap, forcibly detained a young woman on Park Street near Magazine Street before fleeing as passersby approached. Police say he matches a prior December 17 holdup suspect and a window peeper in North Cambridge.
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Park Street
Magazine Street
Central Square
Alicia A. Doherty
Pleasant Street
North
Woman His Executioner
Mrs Gunda Martindale Alamakee County sheriff to oversee the hanging of Earl Throst the convicted slayer of Inga Magnuson in a secluded schoolroom Martindale promised to perform her duty without feminine fear after capturing Throst with bloodhounds in the pursuit through the county.
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United Vnews
Earl Throst
Gunda Martindale
Shuruf
Alamakee
Throst
Thrust
Inga Magnuson
Number plate mix up leads to wrong bed tragedy
In Brooklyn a hospital attendant placed a floor fallen number plate on a bed. The occupant died. James Crowder was told his father had died, bought flowers and a casket, and arranged funeral carriages. Later the dead man was found not to be Crowder's father. the father survived and returned home.
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New York
Brooklyn
James Crowder
Crowder
Silent observer Wilson watches world events from behind the scenes
President Woodrow Wilson, turning 65, remains a quiet observer of international developments. He follows the news, discusses with friends, and has not urged any specific stance on the Versailles treaty or upcoming world affairs. He hopes America will choose a path toward world peace through cooperation.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Two Medford Boys Escape Drowning On Mystic River Ice
Herbert W Howland 13 and his 11 year old brother ventured onto thin ice in the Mystic river behind West street Medford yesterday afternoon to aid their elder brother. The ice broke and they nearly drowned but kept afloat and, despite cracking beneath them, climbed to firm ice and reached shore safely.
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West Street
Medford
Herbert W. Howland
Herbert V. Howland
Ralph
Husband finds wife dead from gas poisoning
Albert Wetzel a machinist of 18 Anson Street Jamaica Plain was awakened by a telephone ringing and learned gas was pouring from his house He found his wife missing from the bed and later discovered her dead from gas poisoning in another room
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Albert Wetzel
Anson Street
Jamaica Plain
Auto bus kills child in sleding accident
In Gloucester on December 27 a seven year old boy Arvi Adolf Ala was sledding from a driveway across Washington Street when an auto bus driven by Merle F Grover passed over his neck breaking it. The body and sled were crushed between the bus wheels.
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Gloucester
Washington Street
Mlanesville
Arvi Adolf Ala
Arvi Ala
Merle F. Grover
William H. Clements Elected Malden City Council President
After a sleepless session, William H. Clements narrowly won the Malden City Council presidency on the 51st ballot. The tally had been tied for 50 ballots with Louis Winchell, before Clements secured a majority.
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William H. Clements
Malden
Clements
Louis ©. Winchell
Anniversaries and Historic Clips From 1914 to 1917
Today marks Ex-President Wilson born in 1856. Russia opens a Poland offensive in 1014. Control of all Uv and railroads passed to Secretary McAdoo in 1917.
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Wilson
Russia
Poland
McAdoo
Weather Update North Atlantic States Outlook For Thursday
A cold unsettled pattern continues with a disturbance over the Gulf of St Lawrence and another in northern Manitoba moving eastward. Temperatures rise in the Atlantic states while lower readings occur north of Lake Superior. Fair to increasing cloudiness for the Mississippi eastward with stronger northwest winds near the coasts.
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Paige New England
New England
wiThere Re
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Manitoba
North Atlantic
Mississippi
Atlantic States
Lake Superior
Mississippi River
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Outlook Says Bright and Fair Today
The forecast predicts bright and fair conditions with cooler temperatures than yesterday. No precipitation expected and mainly light winds across the region.
Corcoran Surrenders in Suffolk Court Indictments
Former Middlesex county district attorney William J. Corcoran appeared at the Suffolk Superior Court and answered to indictments, contrary to the beliefs of many who knew him well. He gave himself up to face the charges.
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William J. Corcoran
Middlesex County
Suffolk Superior Court
Charg
Temp and Page Transcription Notes At Thompson's Spa
Fragmentary notes show page and column markers with dates and figures. Entries include percentage values and temperatures, listing averages for yesterday and one year ago.
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