Woman Held Up At Pistol Point In Roxbury Bank Office
A tall man in a black ulster robbed the Prudential Company cashier Wilhelmena Matt at the Dudley and Washington streets office yesterday noon. He demanded all the money, took $60, and escaped unseen. Police traced no decisive clue amid sparse description of the robber. The incident prompted a prolonged police search and heightened security at the Roxbury office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Wilhelmena
Matt
Hin
Lonn
Fernald
Mr. Fernald
Station 9
KE. Fernald
Miss Matt
Prudential Company
New Eliot Bank
Dudley
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Robober
Lysun
Boston Teamsters Strike Settlement Efforts Aim to Avert Walkout
President Lincoln of the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants press master teamsters to grant union demands and avert a citywide halt. A conference at the Chamber of Commerce with union leaders and railroad officials is to discuss grievances, with hope for a settlement before Friday night elections. They note long hours and low pay for Boston teamsters and anticipate limited employer refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Teamsters’ Union
Allied Freight Transrtaition Council
State Board of Arbitration
Oscar F. Cox
Transportation Council
Boston
Fair Local Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Fair weather for Boston and vicinity with westerly winds diminishing. In the national forecast, a slow northeast movement of a recent disturbance now over Newfoundland brings light rainfall along the Atlantic coast from the Carolinas to New England. Tuesday and Wednesday outlook: New England and eastern New York stay fair with variable west winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Carolinas
New England
New York
Harvard selects M. Leroux as 1902 French lecturer
Cercle Francais de l Universite Harvard names M Leroux as French lecturer for 1902. Leroux, noted author journalist and traveller in France, will lecture on 12 14 19 21 24 26 28. After finishing his tours in the East he will visit St Paul St Louis Cincinnati New Orleans and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais de l'Universite
Harvard
M. Hugues Leroux
M. Leroux
France
Finhis Tures
Hicagde
Reception to Mayor-Elect McNamee in Cambridge
A surprise reception for Cambridge Mayor-elect McNamee was hosted at the Board of Trade Hall by the Catholic Union Reading Circle. About 150 townspeople attended the event with Mr. and Mrs. McNamee present. Young people led by Miss Nettie Lawton and others organized the party and dance following a whist game.
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McNamee
Cambridge
Board of Trade
Catholic Union Reading Circle
Nettie Lawton
K. Mullen
Treonard
Quinn
Seardon
MEN NAMED A. LONGS SUCCESSOR
New York Dec 30 A Washington Mail and Express report says Secretary Long will retire when convenient. If McKinley had not been assassinated he would have left earlier. He delays to avoid Schley controversy impact and may resign in spring. No confirmed successor. likely from New England, possibly Curtis Guild or George H. Lyman.
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New York
Marie Pollion
Ernest Pollion
la Belle France
Edouard Kerns
Paul Gilbert Thebaud
Thebaud
Titus
Kerns
Herald
Pollion
the Thebauds
White Plains
Mr. Thebaud
Madison Avenue
Mamaroneck Avenue
Hme
Long
Washington
The
Mail and Express
McKinley
Schley
Secretary Long
Charles H. Allen
Porto Rico
Allen
New England
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild
George H. Lyman
Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
West
Lyman
White House
Roosevelt
Two Somerville Gals Missing in Sudden Disappearance
Angie Viano and Jennie Pietzsch, about 18, vanished from Somerville ten days after work at Viano jewelry factory in North Cambridge. Their parents seek them. two male associates also missing, with Carmichael later found in Providence. father heads to New York to pursue answers.
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Angie Viano
Jennie Pietzsch
Somerville
John J. Viano
Wallace Street
G. Pietzsch
Newbury Street
Fred Carmichael
Rube Boyd
Providence
R. J
Young Carmichael
Mr. Viano
New York
Bigamy charge grounds arrest in Concord hear tomorrow
Margaret Merrill was brought from Everett Massachusetts to Concord for a police court hearing on the charge of bigamy. It is claimed she married Moses Merrill of Claremont and also George H Tucker of Penacook.
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Concord
N. H
Margaret Merrill
Everett
Mass
Moses Merrill
Claremont
George H. Tucker
Penacook
German Naval Buildup Intensifies Caribbean Drift
Berlin reports Gazelle ordered from Kiel to Venezuelan waters with one or two more small warships to reinforce the Caribbean squadron. Washington cables reflect belief war with the United States is possible, while Roosevelt is said to favor Germany. German press shows cautious diplomacy and denies territorial aims in Venezuela.
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Berlin
Kiel
Venezuelan
Caribbean Sea
Tageblatt
Washington
United States
Germany
Andrew D. White
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Caribbean
New York
War
Navy Departments
Lokal Anzeiger
Venezuela
Herr von Pilgrim Baltazzi
Castro
Foreign Office
Hay
Germany eyes new Central American claims after Venezuela
Washington reports that Germany's forcible collection against Venezuela sets a precedent for Europe to pursue similar claims against other Central and South American nations. France and Britain hold large Venezuelan claims, with potential for immediate demand for payment once Germany collects.
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Washington
Germany
Venezuela
France
Great Britain
Central
South America
United States
Hay
Caracas
Plymouth Officials Dined Brockton in Retirement Eve
On the eve of his retirement District Attorney Robert O Harris was feted at Hotel Belmont Plymouth. High Sheriff elect Henry Porter honored. keys to be yielded next day after 30 years in custody. Banquet featured 100 attendees with Judge Bixby as toastmaster and a roster of officials and legal figures.
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Brockton
Robert O. Harris
Hotel Belmont
Henry 3. Porter
Harris
Mar. Porter
Alpheus K. Harmon
Fred M. Bixby
Porter
W. W. Blackmar
Hingham
Asa P. French
Randolph
Fox
Superior Court
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Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Love
Jewel Theft
Mrs. Pollion
State National Bank OF Boston
Devonshire and
Water Streets
Paul G. Theraud
John C. Haynes & Co
Brind Yield
M'Namee
A. Long
White
Dolan
Council
Grady
Donovan
Contin
Arthur W. Dolan
Democratic Caucus
Charlestown
Common Council
Thomas J. Grady
James Donovan
Fitzgerald
Kiley
Hart
Lomasney
City, Hall
President Kiley
Alderman Lomasney
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Arthur Harrington
Daniel J. Kiley
William Cuddy
Charles S. Slattery
Bowen
M. L. Jennings
Thomas Dowd
Charles S. Sullivan
James P. Timilty
Ambrose Woods
J. J. Gartland
William J. Donovan
Timothy F. McCarthy
Daniel J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Cauley
McDermott
Ward 7
Scigliano
Democratic Party
Ward 6
Mr. Grady
Clark
Ward 2
Mr. Cauley
Mr. Leary
City Messenger
John F. Dever
Edward J. Donovan
City Hall
President Riley
Barrett
Cadigan
Crowley
Ceenwe Cawley
Veekus
Conway
Hickey
Maynard
Olmiaion
Flaherty
Qi Murdock
Eees
O'Toole
Bower
Ee Teeees
Sergiano
Sevses & Hoban
Weinberg
Pesan
Kenney
Young
Eekeeae
McGrady
Milmore
Myers
Owens
Shiels
Rvene
Mr. Dolan
Voice
United Democracy
Mr. Donovan
Collins
Plymouth
Harvey H. Pratt
Abington
R. H. O. Schulz
Dedham
G. W. Kelley
Rockland
F. S. Haskell
John B. Washburn
Edward BE. Hobart
Louis W. Revcroft
Ravine Street
Arlington
United States District Court
Edwin R. Angier
Westland Avenue
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