Fire Victim Missing Fiancée Claims He Was Husband
Newport Rhode Island December 30 Miss Mary J O Neill with her mother reported to police that William Russo the man she was engaged to has been missing since late Saturday night and is believed to have perished in the fire that destroyed his boarding place early Sunday morning She cried out that he was her husband and her mother doubted the claim
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Newport
R. I
Mary J. O’neill
William O’neill
William Russo
O’neill
Russo
O'Neill
Secret May marriage claim in O'Neill case
Miss ONeill told Chief Crowley that she and Russo wed last May in secret due to parental opposition. She said Russo would reveal the marriage that night, but he vanished after work and the boarding house burned, believed he died trying to save belongings.
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Miss O’neil
Crowley
Russo
Two Malden Boys Held as Firebugs
William P. Daley and Daniel F. Sullivan, 16 and 14, were charged with setting a blaze that damaged 88-90 Pleasant Street in Malden, causing $20,000 in损坏. Daley surrendered over a gum machine theft and allegedly confessed to police about the fire before a Juvenile Court hearing.
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Pleasant Street
Malden
William P. Daley
Daniel F. Sullivan
Bruce
Malden Court
Daley
Ingersoll Daughter Marries Probasco At Home Ceremony
Miss Maude R. Ingersoll daughter of the late Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll wed Wallace McLean Probasco of Ohio in a private Ethical Culture Society ceremony held in the bride's living room at 117 East Twenty-first Street New York. Rev John Lovejoy Elliott officiated assisted by Dr Felix Adler.
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New York
Maude R. Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Ethical Culture Society
Wallace McLean Probasco
Ohio
East Twenty-first Street
John Lovejoy Elliott
Felix Adler
Brief Ethical Culture Wedding Marks Simple Ceremony
The bride, Miss Ingersoll, and Mr. Probasco wed with no bridesmaids or flower girls in an alcove as Dr. Elliott spoke on marriage duties. The couple exchanged a plain gold ring, the ceremony authorized by New York law allowing an Ethical Culture assistant leader to officiate. Miss Ingersoll, a suffragist and activist, is involved in humane medical research and has political experience as a volunteer poll watcher in 1910.
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Dr. Elliott
Mr. Probasco
New York
Dr. Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Miss Ingersoll
Probasco
Colonel Ingersoll
Society For Humane Medical Research
Charles Murphy
Bad money men are sentenced by federal judge
Judge Morton of the United States District Court sentenced Joseph Morano and Joseph Petrillo, both of New York, to two and a half years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta for passing counterfeit coin. Arthur LaRue of Fall River, who claimed he passed counterfeit coin to obtain food, was released on parole after the case was placed on file. La Rue thanked the judge with tears in his eyes.
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Morton
United States District Court
Joseph Morano
Joseph Petrillo
New York
Federal
Atlanta
Arthur LaRue
Fall River
la Rue
Industrial Disputes Bill Faces Harsh Scrutiny in Boston Hearing
A tentative draft of the industrial disputes bill by the Boston Chamber of Commerce committee drew strong criticism at a special hearing. Employers and employees statewide opposed the plan, with sentiment favoring limiting legislation to public service corporations and excluding private industries.
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Committee On Industrial Relations
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Opposition Voices to Massachusetts Investigating Board Bill
Opposition from P F Sullivan Bay State Railway and W C Fish General Electric Lynn to a bill creating an investigating board to replace the Board of Arbitration. They warn publicity could aid competitors and oppose broad private industry coverage, favoring trial on public service corporations. Other executives share caution, noting potential drastic effects and limited support from manufacturers.
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P. F. Sullivan
Bay State Railway Company
W. C. Fish
General Electric Company of
Lynn
Board of Arbitration
Mr. Sullivan
TIT Am
Henry S. Dennison
Massachusetts
Dennison
Ww. C. Fish
General Electric Company
Sullivan
William F. Garcelon
Fish
H. D. Smith
Fore River Company
Public Service Corporation
M. B. Raven
United Shoe Machinery Company
Mr. Dennison
Boston Teamsters Seek Settlement Before Strike
Members of the Boston Team Drivers Union 25 threaten to strike again unless an agreement is reached. A meeting accepted a compromise proposal from owners employing 55 percent of the union men, likely keeping under 1500 workers from striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Teamsters
Golden Voices Aid Lower Cost Co operative Store
Bos ton Opera House singers and famous concert artists joined a North End Italian Benevolent Society concert in St. John's Hall Little Italy to promote a cooperative store plan. The mammoth concert and dance paired arias with affordable staples like tripe eggs prunes onions and more to push lower prices on daily necessities.
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Boston Opera House
North End
Italian Benevolent Society
St. John’s Hall
Little Italy
Carmen
Italians in Boston plan cooperative stores after charity concert
A Bos ton Little Italy crowd of 1500 attended a fund raising concert at St John s Hall to start a chain of cooperative stores. Renowned artists including Clara Sexton and Mrs Christine Galbraith performed with the Boston Opera House chorus. Funds will back a first store at 132 North Street with 100 enrollments already.
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Boston
Clara Sexton
Christine Galbraith
Tommaso Gallozzi
Alessandro Alberini
Mario Dolfini
Angelo Pasquali
Ango Malfatti
Attilio Gasperoni
Boston Opera House
Madame Sexton
Mrs. Galbraith
Samson
Delila
Back Bay
St. John’s Hall
Messrs
Gallozzi
Alberini
Italy
Co-Operative Store Fund
Castegnatti
Little
Pietro Vallini
Friseo Masucci
North Street
Little Italy
State House Veteran Dead
Major Charles G. Davis longtime Massachusetts Legislature chief clerk and sergeant at arms died at home in Hubbardston after a short illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born November 25 1889 in New York he served in the National Lancers First Massachusetts Cavalry and Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. Funeral services will be held at his Hubbardston residence Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
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Charles G. Davis
Massachusetts
Hubbardston
John W
Martha
Vdewland) Davis
New York
Lowell
Charlestown
National Lancers
Troop A. M. V. M
Connery Refuses Charter Powers in Lynn Fire Row
Mayor William P. Connery faced an enraged audience of over 1000 Lynn residents at Classical High School last night and refused to acknowledge the people’s power under the new charter while declining to disclose his reasons for demanding Chief Harris of the fire department resign.
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William P. Connery
Lynn
Classical High School
Harris
Fire Department
O'Keefe backs Mayor as Lynn meeting erupts in mob
John A. O'Keefe chaired the Lynn meeting where the crowd shouted as 13 police officers struggled to keep order. Earl C. Jacobs pressed for answers on Chief Harris, the Mayor citing a writ of mandamus and saying no statements until Supreme Court testimony. A motion to reinstate Harris failed, then was removed in favor of awaiting the high court hearing.
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John A. O'Keefe
O’keefe
Earl C. Jacobs
Lynn
Chief Harris
Supreme Court
Jacobs
Connery
Harris
Telephone Co Offers Harbor Dial Tone For Dock Work
President Spalding of the New England Telephone proposes specialized telephones for divers and pile drivers at the Commonwealth dock. A further plan includes a switchboard and quarantine boarding with operators to connect steamers, keeping passengers in touch with shore before docking.
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New Commonwealth Dock
Spalding
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bancroft
Telephone Company
Home Rule Debate resumes in London House of Commons
The Irish home rule bill reaches the report stage as Parliament reconvenes after the Christmas recess. Premier Asquith announces seven days for discussion of this stage with the debate on the amendment set for Wednesday.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Actress Mary Anderson Navarro lauded as a speculator in mining suit
New York December 30. Mary Anderson Navarro a noted actress and rising collaborating playwright is described as a speculator in a letter from George J. Seay Hawthorne Silver and Iron Mines Ltd London office to Albert Freeman a defendant in the government suit against Hawthorne mine promoters in Canada.
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New York
Mary Anderson Navarro
George J. Seay
London
Hawthorne Silver & Iron Mines, Ltd
Albert Freeman
Hawthorne Mines
Canada
Trial reveals letter tying Mina Navarro to Hawthorne scheme
United States Attorney Dorr read the Seay letter during the Hawthorne Mines trial. John McKinnon testified that minutes were controlled by Josiah Quincy and that funds from the Exploration Syndicate were used to pay its debts by Hawthorne Silver and Iron Mines, Ltd. Stockholders include Josiah Quincy and Mary Huntington Quincy. Albert Fiske testified on Elwood and Gates connections to Canadian mining properties.
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United States
Dorr
John McKinnon
Hawthorne Silver and Iron Mines, Ltd
United States District Court
Seay
Mme. Navarro
Robert Hitchens
Garden of Allah
Mary Anderson
McKinnon
Hawthorne Company
Hawthorne Silver & Tron Mines, Ltd
Morton
Freeman
Dr. Morton
Mr. Freeman
Hawthorne Mines
Josiah Quincy
Mary Huntington Quincy
Charles P. Huntington
Thomas A. Mullen
Boston
Julian Hawthorne Company
William G. Burns
S. Carpenter
John Allen
Proctor Moore
Albert Fiske
Isaac Elwood
John W. Gates
Fiske
Mr. Elwood
DeKalb
Ill
Elwood
Cobalt
Canada
Boston Garment Workers Plan Big Support Strike
Delegates of seven Boston unions of the Unite Garment Workers' of America vote full support for New York City garment workers on strike. A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall will rally workers from Greater Boston to back the New York action. The executive board schedules another meeting for Wednesday, signaling readiness to strike for higher pay and better conditions.
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Boston
Unite Garment Workers of America
New York City
Greater Boston
Ich
New York
Washington Street
Morris Sigman
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ International Union
Max Benjamin
Ne York
Sai He
End of Strike Efforts in New York Clothing Trade
Strong mediation and arbitration efforts begin to end a strike in the men's clothing trade affecting 56000 to 150000 workers who refused to work for higher pay and better conditions. John J. Bealin of the State Board weighs an investigative subpena to hear witness testimony on working conditions. Leaders warn the strike may spread to Rochester Baltimore Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and Utica.
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New York
New York Clothiers’ Association
Brooklyn
Newark
John J. Bealin
State Board
Clothers’ Association
United Male Garment Workers of America
Bealin
Rochester
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Utica
Gifts peril to colleges endowment influence
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale economics warned before the University Club that endowed colleges in the United States face grave danger of being dominated by financial interests of contributors.
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Irving Fisher
Department of Economics
Yale
University Club
United States
Extradition Ordered for Glenn Farmer to Massachusetts
Albany report that Governor Dix granted a requisition for the extradition from New York to Massachusetts of Glenn Farmer. Farmer is indicted on 16 counts in Boston for alleged larceny and fraudulent schemes aimed at defrauding lovers of books. The action centers on a criminal case tied to the literary trade. The case reflects cross state legal cooperation.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Massachusetts
Glenn Farmer
Boston
Dix
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Robert Ingersoll
Penn
Violet
Bromfield Street
Minton
Limoges
Feas
Richard Briggs
Boylston Street
Golden Voices
Tgoprano
C-Operative
State House
Bol
Hawthorne
Mrs. Quincy
Faneuil Hall
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