Two Soldiers Jailed for Burglary in West End
Two Fort Banks soldiers posing as detectives burgled Catherine Peiser's apartment at 7 Chambers Street West End stealing jewelry valued at 800 dollars. They were arrested in the South End while attempting to dispose of loot and identified by Mrs. Peiser's daughter. Officers Shields and Mitchell recovered most of the property and found a loaded revolver. The suspects James King 23 and George Wagenhaeuser 26 of the One Hundred fifty second Coast Artillery were booked at police headquarters and face additional charges for other burglaries.
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Fort Banks
Catherine Peiser
Chambers Street
West End
South End
Peiser
James &. King
George Wagenhaeuser
One Hundred and Fifty-second Coast Artillery
Winthrop
Wagenhaeuser
Shields
King
Wilson
Peisers
Jimmy
Mitchell
Peace in Camp of Goodwins Ends Legal Rift
New York December 28 Legal difficulties between Nat C Goodwin and Mrs Goodwin formerly Edna Goodrich were settled when Goodwin met with lawyer Herman L Roth and agreed on disposition of property valued at 15000. Roth said the understanding favors Mrs Goodwin and that no divorce or separation action is pending.
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New York
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Herman L. Roth
Mr. Roth
Riley to address smoker in Charlestown tonight
Representative Thomas P. Riley of Malden, long time Democratic leader, will speak at a City Square Outing Club smoker in Mishawim Hall Charlestown tonight. The event includes a musical and vocal program featuring notable talent from the Bunker Hill district.
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T. P. Riley
Malden
City Square
Mishawum Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Cambridge Tunnel Under Hill to Be Cut Through by February
The Cambridge tunnel from Park Street to West Boston bridge nears completion with a planned February cut through. Two sections under Park Street and Phillips and Grove streets will meet under Beacon Street, creating a continuous route to East Cambridge via a steel structure. The Park Street section aims for September 1911 completion. removal of adjacent houses and Cambridge-bound cars will take longer.
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Cambridge
Park Street
West Boston Bridge
Fark Street
Phillips and Grove Streets
East Cambridge
Phillips and
Grove Streets
Beacon Street
Beacon and
Joy Streets
Move to create a permanent tariff commission gains pace
Washington reports urged action on a tariff commission. Rep Longworth returns with a full bill draft. Chairman Payne signals passage before March 4 and aims to have a bipartisan, five member panel salaried at 7500 dollars each, with offices in Washington but able to meet elsewhere.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
Longworth
Ohio
Payne
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Congress
Senate
Tariff Commission
Beveridge
Indiana
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Goode
Town
Lonroot
Ways and Means
Tafts Silver Wedding Near Washington
President and Mrs Taft plan to celebrate their silver wedding at the White House on June 19 with relatives and intimate friends. The event will be observed in Washington with cabinet members and families as guests, following possible summer plans in Beverly.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Beverly
Hayes
Ben Perley Poore
Twenty-third Infantry
War on Lodge Opens Today at Faneuil Hall
Governor elect Foss leads a campaign against the return of Senator Lodge to the Senate with a noon rally at Faneuil Hall. Speakers include Richard E. Hersham ex-Mayor David T. Dickinson ex-Mayor Thomas J. Boynton Rev Dr A Berle and others as posters announce the event.
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Foss
Senator Lodge
Senate
Faneuil Hall
Richard E. Hersham
David T. Dickinson
Thomas J. Boynton
A. Berle
Shawmut Avenue
John F Daley Athlete Dies in Malden
John F Daley a well known athlete and member of the Catholic Order of Foresters Ancient Order of Hibernians and Fraternal Order of Eagles died at his home 2 Centre street Malden after several months of declining health His death came as a shock to friends He was formerly employed as a clerk by Earle Co of Boston’s Beverly street
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John F. Daley
Malden
Centre Street
Daley
Mr. Daley
Catholi Order of Foresters
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Earle & Co
Beverly Street
Boston
Protest Over Industrial Accident Pay Bill at State House
At a hearing yesterday at the State House, manufacturers and contractors opposed the proposed act to compensate employees injured in industrial accidents. E A Filene supported certain provisions while big mill interests from Fall River Lowell and Boston led opposition citing high costs. Russell A Sears for the Boston Elevated backed compensation only for injuries not caused by worker carelessness.
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State House
E. A. Filene
Fall River
Lowell
Boston
Russell A. Sears
The
Boston Elevated
Workingmen’s cause champions flag new liabilities bill
Archil Sampson and Sampson & Allen of Lynn praise the bill as businesslike and charitable. Edward A. Filene supports its provisions after studying German liability systems. Opponents include the Master Builders' Association and the Lynn Trade Club, who call the bill illegal or oppressive, while others demand broader liability funding and earlier compensation.
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Archil Sampson
Sampson & Allen
Lynn
Edward A. Filene
Commission
Germany
Denr
American Federation of Labor
John Weaver Sherman
William Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
Chelsea Central Labor Union
Machinists’ Union
Lynn Trade Club
John M. Woods
Somerville
Merchants’ Association of
Lowell Cotton Mills
Frank E. Dunbar
Star Brass Works
American Tool and Machine Company
Wiliam F. Garcelon
Master Builders’ Association of
Fall River
William H. Beatty
Contractors’ Liability Association
Norman F. Hesseltine
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REP
Thomas P. Riley
FORGE
Beacon and IY
Lees
the Store OF New Merchandise
Washington St
Winter St
Hamilton Place
Gilchrist
Iscay
Ins
Tariff Board
TAFTS
Housekeeping Dry Goods
Simons, Hatch & Whitten
Phenix and Bradley
Hamburg
Haciorv
Wewvens
Alitr
Ireag
Lisle
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