Italians Attack Saunders On Clark Street
Jeremiah J. Saunders was assaulted by two Italians on Clark Street after a bottle blow to the head and a gunshot fired at close range. Vito Aiello, 28, charged with assault with intent to kill. Vito Allisandro, 36, charged with assault and battery. Saunders to appear in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Saunders
Clark Street
Saunders
Fessenden
Maguire
Division 1
Vito Aiello
Vito Allisandro
Bay State Bills Highlighted In House Session
In Washington on February 15 the House passed a life saving station bill for City Point Boston Harbor. Mass Democrat McEttrick introduced a liability bill for interstate employer injuries. Rep. Everett urged navy cuts, urging focus on pensions, mails, Indian wards, and other reforms amid a recess and private pension dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bay State
City Point
Boston Harbor
McEttrick
Dem
Mass
Everett
Treasury
Congress
Committee On Finance
Senate
House
Senate Action on Sugar Duty and Related Measures
Washington February 15. Senator Harris from the finance committee reports back the House bill to remove the differential sugar duty without amendment. A resolution by Aldrich to recommit with instructions to re enact reciprocity in the McKinley act, establish a sugar bounty, and raise duties on luxury goods is proposed. Post office and agricultural appropriation bills advance. cattle and meat inspection amendment postponed to tomorrow. Senate adjourns after executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harris
Dem
Tenn
Finance Committee
House
Aldrich
Rep
R. I
Internal Revenue
Post Office
Senate
Appeals Court Refuses Tax Income Injunction
Washington February 15 The District Court of Appeals declines to hear an appeal from a lower court decision and refuses to grant an injunction to block income tax collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Court of Appeals
No bill returned on Ring and others in Middlesex grand jury
The Middlesex grand jury met at East Cambridge and reported no bill against Hiram P. Ring of Natick who faced a murder accusation in the Meagher case. Also no bill for Capitolo in a Somerville melee. Thomas Kane and Patrick Kane of Stoneham were indicted for manslaughter in a December killing, with Thomas pleading guilty and Patrick not guilty. Patrick Rafferty is indicted for assault with a dangerous weapon and robbery of Peter P. Kelly at Hopkinton and pleads not guilty. Michael J. Martin of Lowell faced a manslaughter charge for hurling a stone at his victim, with case noted as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Bishop
Hiram P. Ring
Natick
Richard F. Meagher
Capitolo
Somerville
Thomas Kane
Patrick Kane
Stoneham
Patrick
Thomas
Patrick Rafferty
Peter P. Kelly
Hopkinton
Michael J. Martin
Lowell
Boy Beggar Betrayed Gang to Police in New York Story
A 16 year old Mystic Conn boy led officers to a gang exploiting boys for cash. Four men Emerson Palmer alias Frisco Slim John Birch Butler William Cooper and William J Duck were arrested. Palmer ran the racket while the others acted as bankers and labor for the enterprise. The youth Johnson traveled from Boston to Newport Fall River New Bedford Boston and East Greenwich before joining the gang. He escaped and aided police who arrested the quartet after a chase and skirmish.
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West Find
Emerson Palmer
John Butler
Frisco Slim
John Birch Butler
Sheeny Li
William Cooper
Harry
William J. Duck
Palmer
Watts
Robert H. Johnson
Mystic
Newport
R. I
Naval Academy
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York State
Bangor
Johnson
East Greenwich
Butler
Adams
Fall River
New Bedford
Boston
Chambers Street
West End
Leverett Street
Yegdone
Melrose
Wakefield
Abbott
Shields
Whitman
Tryder
Duck and Cosoper
Green Street
Mor
Duck
Hanscom
Cooper
Gloucester
Central Fire Station in Quincy Falls to Questionable Condition
The 1893 central fire station in Quincy, built at about $20,000, shows cracks and uneven floors with plastering splitting. Mayor Hodges, Chief Engineer Williams, and Commissioner Eaton express concern and await an expert opinion on safety as crews remain housed in the two story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Central Fire Station
Boston
Henry O. Fairbanks
W. Walter Elwell
Walter H. Ripley
Hodges
William N. Eaton
Peter J. Williams
the Post
Williams
Eaton
Noted Hardware Merchant Fatally Shot in Southington
Charles Rugg 65, hardware merchant, was shot four times while walking home from his Southington store. He carried cash daily for the business and neighbors say he was well regarded. Authorities connected a suspect named Edward Crawford to the case amid a large local search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southington
Conn
Charles Rugg
Rugg
Mr. Rugg
Edward Crawford
West End Motormen Stand Firm in Wage Demand
West End men of the Motormen Conducers and Drivers Union crowded Caledonia Hall last night to review the company report on wage demands. They voted almost unanimously to reject all propositions and persist with a two fifty daily wage. A further conference with road officials will be sought and a legislative measure was proposed requiring nine days of experienced service before licensing a motorman with a $500 penalty for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Hall
West End Street Railroad
Is It the St Augustine Delware Breakwater
The Knight reported Feb 7 at 2 pm westward of Five Fathom Bank during an easterly gale and snowstorm sighting a small three masted steamer deep in the water steering NNE. It may be the City of St Augustine from Jacksonville to New York nine days overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Knight
City of St. Augustine
Jacksonville
New York
Old Powder House Club Opens New Elm Street Clubhouse
The Old Powder House Club informally opened to members only its new and elegant clubhouse on Elm Street, West Somerville, last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Powder House Club
Elm Street
West
Somerville
Electrification planned for Nantasket Beach line by May
New Haven reports rumors of Consolidated Railroad gaining control of Bridgeport Traction fade after Vice-President Hall states no stock transfer. He confirms interest in appointing Colonel Heft to operate Nantasket Beach electric line, with aim to have the route ready by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Consolidated Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Colonel Heft
Richardson Light Guards Dedicate New Armory in Wakefield
The Richard son Light Guards Company A Sixth Regiment M V M dedicated their new armory building in Wakefield with ceremonies this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Richardson Light Guards
London Feels Terrible Cold As Suffering Grows
London endures four degrees below freezing with many deaths blamed on the cold. In eighty inquests verdicts note bronchitis pleurisy syncope and other ailments tied to frigid weather. Ice in the Thames hinders navigation while unemployment rises and soup kitchens struggle to feed tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
Trades Unions
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Glasgow
Death in Chelsea Man A. W. Lovejoy
A 65 year old man died suddenly from heart disease yesterday at North ferry head house. He was taken to Station 8 where he died within minutes. Dr Dunn pronounced the death. Papers found in his pocket identified him as A. W. Lovejoy of No 101 Congress Street Chelsea and friends were notified.
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North Ferry
Station 8
Dunn
A. W. Lovejoy
Congress Street
Chelsea
Bank embezzler wed on layover as police close in
John C. Macgowan a state street book-keeper was arrested in East Boston on charges of embezzling 1606.91 from four fertilizer firms run by John S. Bassett. After secretive books and disappearances, he married a blonde companion at Hotel Randolph then fled with her to Maverick House before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Macgowan
Maverick House
Boston
Macgowan
John S. Bassett
State Street
Quinnipiac
Bassett
Macsgowan
John Bennett
Lo Gage
Boston & Albany
Saratoga
Hotel Randolph
John C. Mulligan
Philadelphia
Penn
Randolph
Maverick
Chicago
Striking Railroad Officials Charged in Ten Hour Law Violations
The Kings county grand jury indicted Atlantic Avenue Rail Road President Benjamin Norton and Superintendent Quinn on two counts of violating the ten hour law. The same grand jury returned twenty seven indictments against strikers for rioting, brick throwing, wire cutting, and other violence. Assistant Corporation Counsel Young sought an order to remove Police Justice Quigley for showing sympathy with the strikers. the court set returnable date for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kings County
Benjamin Norton
Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Quinn
Young
Quigley
Japanese efforts to save life of American arrestee
Shanghai correspondent reports Japan has made great efforts to save the life of Harvie, an American arrested recently aboard the passenger steamer Sydney in Wei Hai Wei Harbor. No confirmation yet if their efforts succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
The
Central News
Harvie
Sydney
Liu Kung Tao
Wei- Hai-Wei Harbor
High Settle Hall Stand Delivers Notable Height Compact Base
Architects and decorators gain a tall hall stand with a minimal base measuring 2 feet 5 inches wide and nearly 7 feet tall. Features include a lifting lid box seat with overshoe closet, back spindle-work ventilation, a 20 inch mirror, a branching duplex hook, and a firmly attached umbrella rack, offering a complete equipment with strong distinctive style.
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Ates
Iccent
Ihuldren
Ulsters
C. C. Clothing CO
Washington St
Roxbury
Wildey Savings
Devonshire ST
T. E. Moseley & Co
Washington Street
Ashington
New England
Tern
Marblehead
Arblehead
Henry H. Tuttle & CO
Washington and
Winter Sts
Bay State Day
Congressmen
Everett and
Ring
Cambridge
Emporium
Tremont St
Boston Museum
Wingys
Risey
Glidden
Robinson
Sarnia
Canada
Toledo
Connecticut
Powder House Club
Businais Contess
England
J. C. Macgowan
Norton
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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