Fullerton brothers rounded up in Somerville robbery case
Henry M. Fullerton was arrested at 6618 Broadway Medford and tied to the Newton street Somerville handbag theft of $150 from Miss Mary Aegler. William S. and James A. Fullerton were nabbed in Boston. Henry found with $30 and cartridges after a struggle at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Fullerton
Broadway
Medford
Mary Aegler
Newton Street
Somerville
William S
James A. Fullerton
Boston
Carter
Inspector Damery
William
James
Damery
Henry
Allen Street
Hudson
Sunday Boxers Fined In Cambridge Sabbath Fight
Judge Almy of the District Court fined Charles Kenney and John W. Stack $25 each for disturbing the Sunday quiet after a Sabbath boxing bout held in a barn on Concord avenue near the Belmont line. Two seconds paid $10 each and referee Johnny Curtin $5. Arrests were pursued by Cambridge inspectors. Spectators from North Cambridge and Watertown witnessed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Almy
Charles Kenney
John W. Stack
Johnny Curtin
Stack
Kenney
Concord Avenue
Belmont Line
Watertown
King Edward Expresses Horror Over Grand Duke Murder
King Edward telegraphs Emperor Nicholas after learning of the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius, expressing horror and sympathy in the immediate reply from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
London
Grand Duke
Sergius
Nicholas
Two Die In Street Car Crash In Providence
A double runner on Sunset avenue at high speed crashed into a telegraph pole injuring five riders. Mary Snow 17 and Lena Parkinson 16 suffered skull fracture and bruises respectively while Elmer Gross 18 has brain concussion and is in critical condition Nellie Holden 18 and Howard Sherwood 18 were also hurt with Sherwood expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Sunset Avenue
Mary Snow
Elmer Gross
Howard Sherwood
Lena Parkinson
Nellie Holden
Miss Snow
Sherwood
Man Killed Near Mattapan Inward-bound Train Tragedy
A man believed to be John Shepard of London England was run over and killed by a train near Mattapan. He was about 35, 5 feet 6 inches, with a refined appearance despite shabby clothes. A bill in his pocket identified John Shepard and F H Wilson Saville Street W B. The body was taken to Gleason's undertaking rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattapan
John Shepard
London
England
F. H. Wilson
Saville Street
W. B
Worthley, Street
Gleason
Police Promotion Hearing for Boston Officers
The Board of Police ordered promotions for four officers to face a civil service medical exam to determine fitness. Clarence A. Swan becomes captain, William H. Allen promoted to sergeant, Joseph B. Smith and Stillman B. Hall to patrolman roles. Vacancies followed Captain Hall’s retirement and Captain Brown’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Swan
William H. Allen
Joseph B. Smith
Stillman
B. H. Hall
Board of Police
Morton Prince
Civil Service Commission
Police
Captain Hall
Division 16
Brown
City Prison
City
South
Boston
Back Bay
Rising grocery bills push housewives to scowl at prices
The article lists sharp price increases for meat dairy and produce. Sirloin and rump steaks quote high prices while lamb and mutton climb. Fresh eggs at 42 cents a dozen signal further rises, with butter at 40 cents a pound and early vegetables hit by frost.
Ball of Gilchrist & Co Clerks Draws 800 Attendees
About 800 clerks and friends of the Gilchrist Company attended a dancing party in Paul Revere Hall to benefit the Gilchrist Company Benefit Association. The event was described as a huge success with strong turnout and lively participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OF Gilchrist & CO
Gilchrist Company
Paul Revere Hall
Grand March Beams At Firm Dance With Over 100 Couples
A large company enjoyed a festive evening described as a family reunion with a grand march led by Floor Director C. W. Warnock and Miss Mae Davoren. Maude E. Wade and Annie McLean assisted as floor directors, with Sadie L. Gould and Mrs. Ruth E. Clark as matrons. The event featured abundant color and stylish gowns as officers and chief buyers attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Warnock
Mae Davoren
Maude E. Wade
Annie McLean
Sadie L. Gould
Ruth E. Clark
Labor Notes Ball Draws 600 Couples at Paine Memorial Hall
The Boston Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union 95 hosted its sixth annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall with 600 couples in attendance. Vice-President A Betterly led the grand march of 150 couples, while President William H Burns served as floor marshal assisted by E E Betterly. Waiters Union 80 opened new headquarters at 1160 Washington Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers
Union’ 95
Paine Memorial Hall
A. ©. Betterly
William H. Burns
E. E. Betterly
Union 80
Washington Street
Opinion of Boston Firemen on railroad dispute 1902 style
Firemen allied with a Boston chapter discuss the New York New Haven Hartford clash over engineers jurisdiction. They claim 20 percent of engineers are in their lodge and seek recognition for engineer members. Officials deny plans for a strike, predicting settlement by conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Brotherhood
Boston
New Haven
Hall
Mellen
Providence
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Engineers
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Lodge 57 of
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Firemen's Brotherhood Sees Hesitant Stand on Strike
New Haven reports Chief Mr. Shea withholding public statement as grievance committee to study directors decision. Polls show unclear votes while rail officials fear ongoing delays from low steam and disputes between firemen and engineers. Company claims 1500 replacement workers ready if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Shea
Firemen’s Brotherhood
Major Bromley
Bromley
Coffee Slave Finds Escape in Postum Drink
An Indianapolis woman recounts stopping coffee after severe nervous strain and headaches. She describes trying Postum, noting a 15 minute boil yields a rich drink that replaces coffee, improving her health and that of her husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
First Poster Play at Whitney Hall Delights Brookline
At Whitney Hall Brookline last night the first poster play illustrating old songs drew a large audience. The program titled London Bridge proved a palpable hit and showcased the debut of the new format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Hall
Brookline
London Bridge
Graves Grain Alcohol Promoted by Chester Graves & Sons
A merchant urges retailers and consumers to choose Graves Alcohol as dependable and high quality. The ad highlights wholesale availability in sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles and instructs buyers to look for the firm name over the cork and on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crogeist
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Six Men Control Rail Way Rates Says Professor
Professor Frank Parsons told the Massachusetts Reform Club that six men in this country control railway rates and urged public ownership or strict regulation. He cited unfair discrimination by Standard Oil and Armour & Co and noted a recent investigation claiming Armour & Co profits of 25 million annually. Professor R H Meyer defended railways and criticized Interstate Commerce Commission decisions as often overturned by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
Massachusetts Reform Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
Armour& Co
R. H. Meyer
Supreme Court
Meyer
Woman 102, Irish-born, passes in Marlboro
Mrs. Ann Gallagher aged 102 died in Marlboro early this morning. Born in Mayo Ireland in a military barracks, her father was an English army officer and her mother Irish.
Melrose Fleur de Lis Club Hosts Benefit Dance
Mrs May Ebert Conway, injured in the Melrose dynamite horror, was the guest of a sixth annual benefit dance by the Fleur de Lis Club at Eastman's Hall. Matrons hosted a reception from 8 to 9 pm, then dancing with Tripp's Orchestra continued past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
May Ebert Conway
Fleur de Lis Club
Eastman
A. F. Kelley
P. J. Sullivan
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Advertisement
A bold advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or raw piles within 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee if it fails. The product price is 50 cents.
Hyde Holdings Not For Sale In Equitable Deal
Reports of a Harriman led offer for the Hyde holdings in the Equitable Life Assurance Society were denied. Jacob Schiff said purchasing Hyde stock by any party would be a moral wrong and Hoge plans to sell Hyde stock into the Equitable treasury before any mutualization moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jacob H. Schiff
Equitable Society
Schiff
Hoge
Equitable Treasury
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Havana
United Cigar Stores Co
Bost
Fullerton
Miss Aegler
Concord Reformatory
B. W. Irwin
Reidsburg
Penn
Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rohester
N. Y
Conlin
Benefit Association of the Gilchrist Company
LABOR
MR. Shea
Mittee
Franklin St
Ward
California
Irving Drug Company
Philadelphia
Klein’s Pharmacy
Tremont
B. F. Bradbury
Harrison Ave
Beach St
W. B. Hunt & Co
Washington St
Cor
Ello
Wm. H. Knight
Court St
Irving P. Gammon
Dudley
Warren St. C
Fred Wright
Causeway St. E
Boylston Streets
J. F. Gearan
Temple St
Waverley Drug Co
Warren
Roxbury
G.W Gragg
River St
Dorchester
Franklin Pharmacy
Blue Hill Ave
Grove Hal
Forest Hills Pharmacy
Ishington St
Jamaica Plain
Edward J. Keper
Tremont St
Crystal Pharmacy
Dudley & Co
Clark & Mahoney
Saratoga
Moore & Saratoga
Bennington & Prescott
Mason’s Pharmacy
Meridian St
E. Bosto
William H. Chamberlain
C.H. Packard
Maverick Sq
Central Sq
Chas
W. Donahoe
Dorchester Ave
S. Boston
A. Curtis
Adams St
Parkman
Mass
Green St
Stamford
Imbridce
E. C. Gove
Main St
G. C. Kinsley
Mass. Ave
J. Arthur Bean
Broadway, Cor
Walnut
Bean & Morrison
Pearl, Cor
D. Walter Faulkner
Pleasant St
Malden
Carfield & Sawyer
Maplewood Sq
J. E. Carfield & Co
Linden Sq
J. E. Carfield
Cor. Main
West Sts
Everett
J. M. Nelson
Monroe
Washington Streets
Lynn
William F. Headney
Derby and
Daniels Sts
Salem
C. A. Tibbetts
Standard Oil and Armour
Norfolk
Hanley
PFAFF
Casey Franklin
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Otis St
WHITE
TE Dental
Oston
Sam Tos
R. H. White
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