Witnesses Describe Quarrel and Reconciliation in Chapman Murder
Dorothy Cote testified that she argued with Lawrence over another woman but reconciled. In Worcester county court, convict Harry Baker, serving life for Dwight P. Chapman’s 1919 murder, sobbed and claimed the girl killed Chapman, saying he lied to protect her. He confessed to beating Chapman’s brains with a claw hammer.
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Dorothy Cote
Lawrence
Elnora
Dell”) Baker
Dwight P. ‘Chapman
Westboro
Worcester County
Himn
Harry G. Baker
State’s
Chapman
Baker
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Marriage of War Veteran John Waterhouse Noizeux and Hannah E Brown
John Waterhouse Noizeux of 171 Roxbury Street Roxbury a 25 year old war veteran and athlete will wed Mrs Hannah E Brown of 39 Cliff Street Roxbury who since 1882 has been celebrated in Boston as a seer and spiritualist medium and who will be 50 on her next birthday.
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Hannah M. Brown
Roxbury
John W. Noiseux
John Wate m-Noiseux
Hannah E. Brown
Cliff Street
Boston
Spirit of Robert J Brown Visited by King Charles I
Readable fragments describe the spirit of Robert J Brown deceased as being aided by two spectral visitors, King Charles I of England and the Indian, in a circulated account from a historical newspaper fragment.
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Robert J. Brown
Aidea
Charles I
England
Clark Homestead Burned in Sherborn
Firemen could not save the Clark homestead as water shortages left the 20 room Park residence in Sherborn to burn to the ground. J Dudley Clark a Boston banker and his family saved furniture from the blaze which began in the servants quarters on the second floor.
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Sherborn
Clark
Park
Boston
Fire Triggers Mass Evacuations in Quincy Area
A night fire swept three buildings in the Quincy area and crippled the electric lighting system, forcing many families to flee. The blaze disrupted Boston and nearby towns, plunging the city into darkness as responders battled the flames.
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Quincy
Boston
Quincy Fire Destroys Hancock Street Block
A major blaze on Hancock street in Quincy rapidly consumed a furniture store and spread toward adjacent wooden offices and homes. Firefighters faced freezing water and line failures as Miss Katherine Fitzgerald routed alarms, aiding police and residents in evacuations. By 4 o clock the blaze was under control.
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Boston Ture Company
Berman ‘Furniture Company
Hancock Street
Quincy
Boston
Milton
Henry
Enien
Rita Soar Lea
Central Fire Station
Katherine Fitzgerald
Quincy Exchange
Salvatore Archetti
John Harsh
School Street
Gas Poisoning Victim A Dorchester Youth
William Tupper an 11 year old resident of 10 Greenwood Park Dorchester was taken to City Hospital yesterday suffering from gas poisoning Doctors said last night that he will recover
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William Tupper
Greenwood Park
Dorchester
How the English Came to Ireland
A preliminary article previews John Bantry's forthcoming series on The New Ireland. The Post will begin publishing the set in a few days as Bantry prepares to arrive in Ireland, and the pieces aim to give readers context on the conditions shaping the new era.
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Post
New Ireland
John Bantry
The
Ireland
Bantry
How English First Came to Ireland and England’s Claim
The piece explains that English involvement in Ireland began not as conquest but through invitation by Irish leaders from rival factions. It notes that soldiers arrived to help one Irish chief in a quarrel with another, shaping the basis for England’s later claim to authority in Ireland.
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Ireland
England
Page fragment notes events and figures from history and weather
The fragment lists items such as Rudyard Kipling born in 1865 and an 1814 note about a German air incident, plus a reference to a 14 below zero temperature record in Boston. It also mentions a light night with vehicles and a dated line about anniversaries and a weather bureau record.
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Rudyard Kipling
Ruffald
Boston
Er Bureau
Relatives Seek Formal Probe Into Grace S Logue Death
Relatives of Grace S Logue demand a full reinvestigation of her death and disinterment with a medical inspection. They will request District Attorney Saltonstall act today after a conference and a push for more witnesses. Logue’s body was found in rooms shared by her employer Dr Michael M Stevens and Logue at 77 Pleasant Street.
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Grace
S. Logue
Saltonstall
Miss. Logue
Michael M. Stevens
Pleasant Street
Fair and colder forecast for Boston area and New England
The report notes a Friday fair but colder in Boston and vicinity with winds shifting southerly by Saturday. A disturbance moved from Ontario to the Maritime Provinces bringing northwest gales to the middle Atlantic and north Atlantic States and light precipitation to Atlantic States north of South Carolina.
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Boston
Uneettle
Washington
New England
Ontario
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Atlanta
North Atlantic
Atlantic States
South Carolina
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Atlant Brians
Atlantic
Maryland
Cape
Gloucester Fleet Strikes Over Share of Catch Proceeds
Glouceste r Mass ec 29 A portion of the Gloucester haddock fishing fleet was tied up today as union crews refused to sail seeking a new division of gross receipts with ship owners. About a score vessels tied up as owners push for a uniform one fourth share plus a day’s engine crew wage while most owners previously took about one fifth of the voyage proceeds.
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Gloucester
Mass
Gloucester Haddock
Weather today clear with continued cold
Forecasters expect clear skies today with a cold air mass remaining in place. Expect low temperatures and chills tonight as the cold pattern persists.
Pelletier Trial Attacks Denied by Attorney General
District Attorney Pelletier rejected claims of verbal attacks on other attorneys declaring the statements were fake. Heavy defense artillery opened in the Pelletier trial with Senator Reed of Missouri leading the prosecution response. Dorothy Cote, now Mrs. Guy W. Lawrence of Gardiner Maine, testified about her knowledge in the case.
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Pelletier
Senator Walsh
Thomas L. Walsh
Frank B
Weresster
Senator Reed
Missouri
Forges
Allen
Dorothy’ Cote
Guy W. Lawrence
Gardiner, Mce
Blood Transfusion Saves Young Woman at Lynch Hospital
Angela Gaharou, 24, of San Gus, was brought to Lynch Hospital in critical condition with anemia. Late last night she was reported much improved after a blood transfusion. A quart of blood was supplied by Samuel Sullivan, Lynn Police Reserve officer on duty.
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Angela’ Gaharou
Sangus
Lynch Hospita
Samuel Sullivan
Lynn ‘Police
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