Chief Shay Denounces Shevlin Claim on Liquor Abutters Law
Judge Emmons told the committee on liquor laws that Boston harbors a backmail system against licensed liquor dealers. Chairman Cole and Judge Emons urged changing an abutters rule so two years in one place without protest shields dealers from complaints. Patrick F. Shevlin accused the State of losing large sums to seized liquor sold in secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Emmons
Committee On Liquor Laws
Boston
Cole
Judge Emons
Police Board
Patrick F. Shevlin
Tremont Street
Senator Lane
Colleges Warn On Football Professionalism At Alumni Dinner
Western Reserve President Charles F. Thwing urged that big colleges run athletic programs like professional schools. He warned that athletics draw students from intellectual study, noting a vicious chain from Exeter to Yale, Harvard, and back to prep schools, diminishing scholarship and thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Hotel Bellevue
New England Alumni Association
Thwing
Hie
Exeter
Yale
Harvard
Emmons on Blackmail Presses Abuttors’ Hold on Liquor Dealers
Judge Emmons изложил в речи перед Legislature детали шантажа возле лицензируемых лавок. Он привёл примеры, когда соседи и задняя пристройка вынуждали владельцев платить за дом. Судья отметил, что существующее право осталось приемлемым, но закон нуждается в правках. Senator Lane спросил о фактах покупки соседних участков для вымогательства.
Norfolk Navy man found murdered in trunk on ship
Walter P. Dolsen a 26 year old U S Navy man from Bremerton who had five years service was found murdered after his trunk was discovered in a Norfolk house. Charles F. Taylor 23 a roommate fled police suspect robbery motive with Dolsen’s $300 found missing today authorities pursue suspect. Dolsen enlisted in the navy at Bremerton and planned to return to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Walter P. Dolsen
United States
Charles F. Taylor
Actress Marie Jansen Cut From Adoption Father Will
Marie Jansen, stage actress and singer, adopted by Benjamin Johnson, receives only $500 from his $30,000 estate. Johnson’s will leaves $29,500 to his widow Mrs. Luli Johnson, who is named executrix. The 1904 bankruptcy and estrangement follow claims by six creditors including Klaw & Erlanger and a Boston photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
Marie Jansen
Benjamin Johnson
Faneuil Hall
Hattie Marie Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Suffolk
Luli Johnson
Marie
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Boston
Robert Gran
203 Printers Idle as Boston Union Advances Shorter Day
The Boston Typographical Union strike committee reports the 8-hour day established for book and job branch workers in Boston. They note 48 on 8 hours and 700-plus in newspapers on 7 hours, with 208 on strike and hopes that more will follow. The union pledges lawful action and unity with peers in other cities where the 8-hour day exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Typographical Union
Miss Alice Roosevelt New York shopping spree items
Washington February 1 Miss Alice Roosevelt purchased many outfits for her wedding year including a white and silver gown with old rose lace a blue going away dress steel gray street costume and several evening wraps gowns and accessories. Most items approved by the groom and destined for the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
New York
White House
Alice Blue Milan
May Run for Boston School Superintendent
Miss Eller E. Carlisle, a Boston school board supervisor, says she will not seek the superintendent post to fill the vacancy after Lee H. Conley’s death. She declares no woman is ready for the job and emphasizes the need for a strong male leader, denying any mention of her name or consent to candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Schools
Lee H. Conley
Eller E. Carlisle
Board of Supervisors
Miss Carlisle
Beacon Street
Boston
Boston forecast: fair and colder through Friday
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures on Friday, followed by continued cold with Saturday remaining fair. Brisk westerly winds are expected throughout.
Friday and Saturday Weather in New England Fair and Cold
For Friday and Saturday the forecast calls for New England to experience a much colder day on Friday with a cold wave by night. Saturday should be fair and cold with brisk winds from the west to northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fragmented 1905 1906 Weather and Temperature Notes
A damaged OCR passage lists temperatures and averages for yesterday and a prior year. It mentions 0.98 and 46 42 values, plus references to average temperatures and a yearly comparison, with unclear stray letters and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RRS
Det Aioe
Akare Skis Ware
Selviceseeense
M.e
Advice from a Doctor Stirs Medicine Endorsement
A doctor from Stanley Kentucky urges physicians to prescribe a medicine called ather Johns Medicine. The note highlights cold cures and public endorsements from Dr. Kinnian, reflecting a period medical advertising tone with local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnian, Stanley, Ky
Robbery at Brighton High Head Master’s Home
The home of Head Master Frederic A. Tupper at 7 Menlo Street Brighton was entered last evening. Thieves forced a rear door and took $35 along with several pieces of small jewelry. White seal meets every test. Ferguson's bread leads all the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper
Frederic A. Tupper
Brighton High School
Menlo Street
Brighton
Ferguson
Police Seek Boy Fagin In Criminal Ring
Police hunt a boy nicknamed Fagin believed responsible for multiple sneak thefts burglary and shoplifting. Officers link a ringleader teaching youths through a man unknown to the boys who meets them at various places. Two inspectors are assigned to investigate the suspect’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Municipal lighting order debates reach four hours
The Common Council held an extended four and a half hour debate on a municipal lighting order to permit a referendum on a lighting plant. The measure failed 42 in favor to 16 against, needing 50 votes with eight votes lacking. The issue will return for reconsideration at the next meeting. The street department reorganization ordinance passed in concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Kley
Neves
Vote Against Municipal Lighting Plant Order
Citizens record lists 16 dissenters from the order to pass the municipal lighting plant. The names include Edward C R Bagley William J Barret Charles E Beatty William S Bramhall Joseph B E Donovan George Kirtloward Nathan B Macleod Patrick Melrath Malcolm K K Nichols James B Neves Myron E Pierce Edward M Richardson Isaac I Roberts Fred E Warner Joseph H Wentworth William B Willcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. R. Bagley
William J. Barrett
Charles E. Beatty
William S. Bramhall
Joseph BE. Donovan
George Kirtloward
Nathan B. Macleod
Patrick Melrath
Malcolm KK. Nichols
James B. Neves
Myron E. Pierce
Edward M. Richardson
Fred E. Warner
Joseph H. Wentworth
William B. Willcutt
Voters named in order list with attendees unrecorded
The record lists individuals who voted for the order including Bartholomew A. Brickley George W. Carruth William Shester Charles A. Clark William Clark Thomas Coogan William E. Case John W. Craig John E. Crook Matthew J. Dacey Thomas F. Doherty William Donovan James E. Ducey Donald Ferguson Florence Fitzgerald Michael Fitzgerald Thomas F. Fitzgerald William J. Foley Harry Blanchard Fowler Joseph P. Good K ward M. Green John J. Hawes William F. Hawes James J. Hughes Daniel J. Kiley J Henry Leonard Jeremiah J. McCarthy Leo F. McCullough Thomas P McDavitt John J. McDermott John D. McGivern John B. McGregor Josh Mealey Jr Timothy F. Murphy J Frank O'Brien Patrick H. O Connor Jacob Rosenberg Robert E. Sexton Joseph M. Sullivan Edward C. Webster Joseph K Wentworth Charles W. M. Williams Ernest W. Woodside Those present and unrecorded were Cowboy Curley Driscoll Eagan Gleason Joyce Kelley Madden Noonan McGonagle Ruchkowsky Santosusso Sullivan of 9 and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew A. Brickley
George W. Carruth
William &.Shester
Charles A. Clark
William C. Clark
Thomas F. Coogan
William E. Case
John W. Craig
John E. Crook
Matthew J. Dacey
Thomas F. Doherty
William G. Donovan
James E. Ducey
Donald J. Ferguson
Florence H. Fitzgerald
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Thomas F. Fitzgerald
William J. Foley
Harry Blanchard Fowler
Joseph P. Good
Kaward M. Green
John J. Hawes
William F. Hawes
James J. Hughes
Daniel J. Kiley
J. Henry Leonard
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Leo F. McCullough
Thomas P McDavitt
John J. McDermott
John D. McGivern
John B. McGregor
Josh Mealey, Jr
Timothy F. Murphy
J. Frank O'Brien
Patrick H. O'Connor
Jacob Rosenberg
Robert E. Sexton
Joseph M. Sullivan
Edward C. Webster
Joseph K. Wentworth
Charles W. M. Williams
Ernest W. Woodside
Cowboy
Curley
Driscoll
Eagan
Gleason
Joyce
Kelley
Madden
Noonan
McGonagle
Ruchkowsky
Santosusso
Sullivan
Troy
Strenuous City Council Session Ends With Raucous Protest
A fiery council meeting last night drew a large crowd. Councilman Doherty of Ward 3 repeatedly spoke after being ruled out of order, forcing the president to name him. The session grew tense as interruptions continued and the crowd swelled, with continuation promised on Page I-Third Column.
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Doherty
Ward 3
Fire aboard Meade transport kills two firemen
Feb 1 report from San Francisco states two firemen and one officer died after a fire gutted the transport Meade at a dock while 3000 tons of supplies and 1000 troops awaited departure for Manila. An unexplained machine found in bunkers fuels rumors of a plot to sink or delay the ship. Major C A Devol leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Meade
Manila
Thomas
C. A. Devol
Transport Service
Firemen Brave Rescue Amid Dense Smoke on Vessel
Captain George Wilson of the Meade lay insensible at a hatch bottom as flames roared overhead. Chief Operator Lassak and crew formed a living chain, climbed down the companionway, and despite scorched hands and burned hair, rescued Wilson and carried him to the deck.
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George Wilson
The
Meade
Lassak
Lung Kk Safe Remedy For Bronchitis And Asthma
A provided note promotes Lung Kk as a safe positive remedy for bronchitis and asthma. It emphasizes general wellness without detailing clinical evidence or usage specifics. The claim lacks medical guidance and sources.
Two More Slasher Victims Struck in East Boston
East Boston youths Ella and Lillian McRae and Goodman, all 14, report hair snipping by a suspect dubbed Jack the Slasher. Ella lost a braid near Falcon Street after shopping with her mother. Lillian described a tall man in a long coat and derby hat. Police seek suspect, while parents tighten watch.
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Kila McRae
Boston
Lillian Goodman
Jack
Ella McRae
Wilson McRae
Falcon Street
Police enlist school children to trap Jacek the Slasher
Captain Kimball deploys six plain clothes officers and a district plan to entangle the killer known as Jacek the Slasher. Schoolgirls are told to scream and run, while boys search for the cries and join in until help arrives from officers disguised nearby.
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Jacek
Kimball
Hanover Street
Jack
Belmont murder suspect John Kline shows nerves on eve of trial
John Schid lotski also known as John Kline, charged with murdering his wife Marciana in Belmont on July 12, 1905, grows nervous and fearful as March 12 trial date nears while confined at East Cam bridge jail.
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John Schidlotski
John Kline
Marciana
Belmont
East Cambridge
Polender
Poland
Henry H. Winston
P. H. Sullivan
Schidlofski
Supreme Criminal Court
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Marine Dolsen Stain
Sudbury ST. Business Men's Yeunch Spectal
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Digby Bell
the Park Theatre
Boston Union
Boston and Vicinity
Washington Forecast
Boy “Fagin
Dane Miley
Coum L Babson
U. S
Charles Dawin
G. Wallace
Thomas Hennessy
Charles Gint
Fernandez
George Brown
Oreman
W. Rabgan
Fire Department
John Gilbert
D. R. Sewell
A. Matt Lock
Egine
Lassar
HJ. Dale
United States Transport Service
Louis Cook
Gabriel Cuneo
Alen Laew
the Meade
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H. J. McLoskey
Tallian
Exeter Court
Charlestown
Sullivan Street
Wesley Street
Lian
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