Big Fight for Fair Millions in Post-Accident Estates
Paris reports a strong legal contest over the estates of the late Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair who died in an August automobile crash. American counsel including Frank I Hyde Donald Harper Edmond Kelly lead claims for various relatives with proceedings likely to move to New York San Francisco and Paris. Hyde says affidavits have built a prima facie case that Mr Fair died first.
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Paris
Charles L. Fair
Trouville
San Francisco
New York
Conry Ready to Return to Washington for fight over speech
Congressman Joseph A. Conry plans to return to Washington Monday where he will face Congressman Steele of Indiana who seeks to expunge his speech criticizing ninth district leaders. A telegram from Speaker Henderson said Monday is soon enough and no action will occur before then. Conry remains confident rules allowed printing the speech and welcomes Steele’s upcoming challenge.
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Joseph A. Conry
Washington
Steele
Indiana
Congress
Conry
Ninth District
Henderson
Thayer
Joe's Mission Opens at Shawmut Avenue
The Mission at 72 Shawmut avenue will be formally opened Sunday evening and then open to the public daily. It is named in honor of Joseph Mc Donald, longtime superintendent of mission work in the field.
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Joe
Trust or Gift in Cox Estate Case Probed in Equity Court
In Equity Court Judge Sheldon hears the case of Charles W. Caston as administrator against T Abbe who claims the entire Cox estate was given to him. Cross examination reveals the will’s destruction, alleged gifts, and the trust vs gift issue. The trial focuses on whether the property was held in trust or as an absolute transfer.
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Hi. T. Abbe
Charles W. Caston
Alexander D. Cox
Abbe
Sheldon
Equity Court
Whipple
Dr. Cox
Mr. Whipple
Thomas McKay
Mrs. Weeks
SCHOONER ANNIE WESLEY REPORTED LOST OFF SABLE ISLAND
Gloucester reports the schooner Annie Wesley and its 13 crew are lost after Nov 22 departure from Gloucester for Georges Bank cod. A gale drove the vessel ashore near Sable Island with no survivors. crew lists include master Harry Henderson and 12 others with ties to Gloucester and Sweden.
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Gloucester
Annie Wesley
Crinchantielts & Thompson
Titania
Sable Island
Wesley
Weslen
Atlantic
Harry E. Henderson
Fort Square
Thomas Scott
Cook
Rogers Street
Olaf Persson
Commercial Street
Sweden
Axel Neilson
Augustus Peterson
Main Street
M. Denis Arnburg
Curtis G. Carr
Railroad Avenue
Peter Monsen
Short Street
Christopher Clausen
Charles Duncan
Perkins Street
Michael O'Donnell
Albert Strenberg
Columbia Street
Frank Kemp
Duncan McAskill
Duncan Street
Daniel Wagner
Nellie
Bridget O'Donnell
Boston
Otto Sodagren
Essex
Cunningham & Thompson
Gloucester Fishing Insurance Company
Cape Cansel
Express robbed near Butte by dynamite blast
The Burlington express east bound was held up near Butte Montana this morning. The express car safe was wrecked with dynamite and a train hand was shot. A posse with bloodhounds pursues the bandits through the area.
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Butte
Mont
Burlington Express
Barque E. S. Powell Lost. Every Man Saved
Captain Donald Wright and nine crew members of the barque E. S. Powell bound from New York to Savannah were rescued after their vessel foundered 200 miles ENE of Hatteras. They arrived at Wilmington aboard the revenue cutter Tuscarora with a cargo of cement. rescued by schooner Edgar W. Murdock captained by Magune from Brunswick to New York.
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Wilmington
N.C
Donald ,Wright
E.S. Powell
New York
Savannah
Tuscarora
Hatteras
Edgar W. Murdock
Magune
Brunswick
Bargain Sale Slashes Men and Boys Suits and Coats
Black diagonal and unfinished worsted suits once $20 are now $10. Single and double breasted black suits and 3-button cutaway frocks available. Odd black coats from $15 to $20 suits offered at $5. Remaining $12 and $10 suits and overcoats cut to $7.50. Boys 3 piece suits sizes 10 to 16 years priced $3.75 from $5 to $7.
Moody and Miles May Come for Evacuation Day
If the health of Secretary Moody improves he will join General Miles for Evacuation Day March 17 observances in South Boston. A committee will meet Miles on arrival from Europe and arrange for Miles to be a guest of the South Boston Citizens Association on the anniversary.
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Moody
Nelson A. Miles
South Boston
Miles
Old Jube the tramp printer returns to Hyde Park office
In Hyde Park a famed New England tramp printer known as Old Jube Hugh Conway enters the Gazette office this morning and resumes work as if no time had passed. Born in 1832 he is 71 and has worked in many Massachusetts towns during a migratory printing career. For three decades Hyde Park has been a stamping ground where Editor Moseley expects him to take his old case again.
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Hyde Park
Old Jube
New England
Gazette Office
Hugh Conway
Anne
Massachusetts
Moseley
Conway
Temperance Sermons Draw Large Crowds at Immaculate Conception
On the second Friday monthly the Church of the Immaculate Conception hosts temperance sermons under St. Valentine’s T. A. and B. Society. Tonight the Rev. Thomas Wallace S. J. of St. Mary’s Church will deliver the sermon to a large audience.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Valentine's T. A. and B. Society
Thomas Wallace
S. J
St. Mary’s Church
Mabilleau Delivers Lecture on Conservatives and Clericals
M. Leopold Mabilleau spoke at Sanders Theatre yesterday as the second in a Cercle Francais series. His talk examined the Conservative Party and the clerical influence in France.
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Leopold Mabilleau
Sanders Theatre
Cercle Francais
Hoar Bill Indorsement Defeated in Massachusetts House
Massachusetts House votes 126 to 44 against endorsing Senator Hoars bill to limit injunctions and define conspiracy. Republicans oppose, Worcester County Democrats support. measure referred to rules and not advanced for suspension. List of dissenting names included.
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Massachusetts House of Representatives
Hoar
Congress
House
Philippine Islands
Worcester County
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Committee On Rules
MacCartney
Rockland
Massachusetts
Newton
Everett
Batchelder
Batchellor
Fred P. Bennett
Brewster
Brigham
Dodge
Duff
Frothingham
Gerrett
Googins
Gove
Hall
Hatch
W. H. S. Hayes
Homans
Howe
Hubbard
Jewett
Klemm
Lane
Luce
Mostley
Gilbert M. Nichols
Paige
Parker
Potter
Rogerson
Rounds
Stevens
Stone
Tift
Thayer
Underhill
Vinal
W. H
Walker
Warner
Weatherbee
Whitinglow
Field
Dyer
Ladd
Funeral for Patrick Galvin Held at St Peter's Church
The funeral for Patrick Galvin was held yesterday from his Savin Hill home 43 Donkin Terrace. A solemn requiem mass at St Peter's Church was celebrated by Rev Father Kenney with Fathers Blunt and McBride assisting. Galvin, long a Boston resident, was known in the district for over 30 years in the teaming business.
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Patrick Galvin
Donkin Terrace
Savin Hill
St. Peter’s Church
Father Kenney
Father Blunt
Father McBride
Galvin
Boston
Dorchester High School Cadets Hold First Evening Officers Dance
The Dorchester High battalion will host its annual officers dance in the school hall this evening it marks the first school run party held at night under pupil auspices.
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Dorchester High Battalion
Miss Bradley to Contest $50,000 Suit in Stamford
Miss Alice Bradley of Sound Beach fights Mrs. Charles E. Quintard’s $50,000 suit for loss of her husband’s affections. She denies the charge and claims her late father Soulesbury Bradley’s estate was not $80,000. She accuses Quintards of chasing her inheritance and praises Mr. Quintard as kind while noting family tensions.
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Stamford
Conn
Fed
Alice Bradley
Sound Beach
Charles E. Quintard
Miss Bradley
Soulesbury Bradley
New York
Mr. Quintard
Five Countries May Now Fight Five Countries
Advices from San Jose Costa Rica report a Salvadorean diplomatic mission arriving on February six proposing a triple alliance with Honduras and Costa Rica against Guatemala and urging a union of Central American republics. Civil war in Honduras continues Guatemala aids Bonilla opponents. Nicaragua and El Salvador cooperate against Guatemala and arm its foes. About three thousand Salvadorean troops are near Guatemala’s frontier.
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Panama
Colombia
San Jose
Costa Rica
Republic of Salvador
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Central America
Bonilla
General Sierra
Nicaragua
Finsen Violet Ray Used in Boston for Cure Claims
Dr. G R Southwick uses the Finsen violet ray in Boston to treat cancer eczema and early tuberculosis. The Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital plans to install a violet ray apparatus within two weeks. Reports praise rapid improvements after 10 minute sessions three times weekly with X rays.
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Boston
G. R. Southwick
Mann
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Southwick
Harbor Crowded With Coal Vessels
The harbor saw 48 coal vessels in port as of Wednesday with Abbie Ingalls delivering 270 tons hard coal from Port Reading. Total receipts reached 89,061 tons in five years with 31,176 tons hard coal, marking a record for the port’s heavy coal arrivals.
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Abbie Ingalls
Port Reading
N. J
Eleanor A. Percy
Norfolk
Gibson
Philadelphia
Burnside
Melrose
Perth Amboy
Morgan Attacks Canal Treaty in Senate Debate
In a five hour executive session the Senate heard Senator Morgan push for extensive amendments to the Panama canal treaty with Colombia. He claimed the accord is loosely drawn and called for about 30 proposed amendments to safeguard U S interests.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Republic of Colombia
Morgan
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