Relatives Accuse Boy of Running Away from Arizona Home
A 15-year-old boy identified as Korki Martina, said to be from Aklama Arizona, was handed to the State Board of Charity by East Boston police after a tale of abduction and train travel from New York to Providence and Boston. Authorities in Arizona were notified to verify his account.
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Mexico
Argen
Aklama
New York
Providence
Boston
Bennington Street
State Board of Charity
Ariizona
Realty man pleads guilty to attacks in Malden court
Edward H. Smith of East Park Street Lawrence with offices in Wakefield confessed in Malden district court to attacking three young women in a dark spot. Judge Bruce fined him $90 on three counts, $80 for each.
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Edward H. Smith
East Park Street
Lawrence
Wakefield
Malden District Court
Bruce
Fire bill favored by labor at Boston meeting
Boston Central Labor Union executive board voted to recommend endorsement of a fire protection bill for the metropolitan district at next Sunday's C L U meeting. The plan calls for a five member commission with one labor representative. Fire Commissioner Charles H. Cole spoke urging endorsement.
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Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board
Chamber of Commerce
C. L. A. Executive Board
Organized Labor
Charles H. Cole
Michael A. Murphy
A. F. of L. Executive Board
C. L. T. Board
Michigan
Labor Compass Sparks Urgent Call Against Capital Satellites
Pictures flood the nation to tell the calamity tale and organized labor urges the U S government to halt lawbreaking mine owners officials or criminals in New York and other cities. A Boston bill for better fire protection emerges from Arcadia lodging house fire investigations with Fire Commissioner Charles H Cole noting the draft is near perfect and will be introduced after the new year.
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Michigan
United States
New York
Boston
Arcadia Lodging House
Charles H. Cole
Chamber Drafts Bill After Arcadia Lodging House Disaster
The Chamber of Commerce outlines a bill inspired by the Arcadia lodging house disaster. It aims to introduce reform measures in the legislature early next year to improve safety standards and oversight for lodging houses.
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Arcadia Lodging House
Herzog Signs Catcher Mellen for Cincinnati Next Season
Cincinnati manager Herzog wired President August Herrmann announcing the signing of Frank Mellen a college catcher for the upcoming season. Mellen has played with St John’s College.
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Cincinnati
Herzog
National League
Today Wired
August Herrmann
Frank Mellen
Mellen
St. John’s
Lodgers Flee Morning Fire on Cambridge Street
Eleven lodgers escaped a fire at a lodging house at 30 Cambridge Street in the early hours. Proprietor Louis Faber alerted the Bulfinch Street engine, and District Chief Fox ordered extra precautions. The blaze started when John Verdy left gas burning in a third floor room. no injuries were reported and losses were expected to be small.
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Arcadia Lodging House
Cambridge Street
Louis Faber
Bulfinch Street
Fox
John Verdy
Joseph Signic
Ferdy
Signic
Efficiency talk on sales planning by E F Cullen at Boston YMCA
Cullen vice-president of Johnson Educator Food Company addressed the Tuesday evening class on business efficiency and salesmanship at the Boston YMCA Union. He demonstrated Planning a Sales Campaign. Next Tuesday’s discussion will cover Wholesale Salesmanship with a United Drug Company demonstration.
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E. F., Cullen
Johnson, Educator Food Company
Boston Y. M. C. Union
United Drug Company
Yacht captain tried for barratry in Martha's Vineyard fire
Captain John A. Smith is on trial in Edgartown before Judge Hale charged with burning the auxiliary schooner yacht Senta on Oct 25 1910 to collect $25 000 insurance. Witness Captain Thomas A. Dexter testified about the night of the fire and the yacht's crew and passengers.
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Hale
United States District Court
Senta
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
United States Lloyds
J. Pierpont Morgan
Henry H. Rogers
J. Ogden Armour
Louis F. Swift
Washington B. Thomas
Frank A. Vanderslip
George W. Perkins
Levi P. Morston
Horace Havemeyer
H. A. Berwind
A. Iselin
Captain Fish
Possible Defender Being Built at Bath
Bath Maine December 30 Defiance is the name selected for the yacht to be built by Bath Iron Works as a possible defender of the Americas cup next summer. George Owen the designer is here working on the preliminary plans and the first work on the craft will begin early next month.
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Bath, Me
Bath Iron Works
New York
George Owen
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