Ettor Hearing Hangs On Judge Decision In Lawrence Case
Lawrence February 20 Striking I W W members await Judge Mahoney's ruling on whether Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti will be freed to resume leadership of the Lawrence textile workers. They stand charged as accessories before the fact to Annie Lopizzo's January 29 death in a clash with police.
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Lawrence
Industrial Workers of the World
Joseph J. Ettor
Lawrence Textile Workers
Shaw Arrested in Los Angeles in $10,000 Larceny Case
Arthur Willis Shaw, a defaulting shoe manufacturer from Freeport Maine, was arrested in Los Angeles on a warrant for larceny of $10,000. He initially denied, then admitted his identity after officers found an unsigned letter in a woman’s handwriting and a tailor’s label in his coat.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Willis Shaw
Freeport
Shaw
Boston
Closing arguments begin as court opens tomorrow morning
The hearing resumes with closing arguments scheduled to start at court opening tomorrow morning. Judge Mahoney may reserve his decision. Defence witnesses testified about the January 29 riot and police discharging revolvers as Anna Lopizzo died. Several witnesses named Officer Benoit as the shooter.
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Benoit
Anna Lopizzo
Alexander Dolenzo
Summer Street Floods After Burst Water Main
A 12 inch high pressure water main burst on Summer Street near Washington Street at 12:20 this morning sending a geyser about 20 feet high and flooding the district. The Filene building cellar acted as a reservoir, saving nearby cellars from serious damage as water drained through Summer and adjacent streets toward South Station.
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Summer Street
Washington Street
Filene
Summer
Washington Streets
Chauncy
Hawley
Otis
Franklin Streets
Boston Museum Purchases Altarpiece and Crucifixion
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts bought an altar triptych attributed to Staeveren for 18000 dollars and an unknown master's Crucifixion for 5000 dollars at the sale of the old masters collection from the estate of the late Edward F. Weber, Hamburg merchant.
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Berlin
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Staeveren
Edward F. Weber
Hamburg
Wreck of the Ship Erne Shrouded in Mutiny and Murder
Survivors recount turmoil aboard the Erne with Captain Penntle A Bickett and First Mate James Elliott brewing trouble before Boston departure. Agents’ disbelief deepens the mystery surrounding the wreck.
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Penntle
Bickett
James
Elliott
Boston
Erne
Mutiny and Disappearance Reported Aboard Erne
Captain Fickett allegedly beat first mate Elliott before departure as crew smuggling liquor aboard. Survivors claim mutiny killed or cast adrift the captain, wife, and others. British authorities investigate. Boston agents question survivor accounts and withhold names. Eight survivors rescued near 1000 miles east of Boston. ship Erne left with 19 aboard.
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Fickett
Elliott
Oscar A. Fickett
Bangor
Horace Stone
Maine
Worden Wood
Boston
Charles Hunt & Co
Liverpool
Cambridge primaries yield major shifts in council and School Committee
In yesterday's Cambridge primaries, John F. Gadsby defeats Fred A. McMenimen for Democratic school committee at large, while Philip W. Fitzsimmons loses to John W. Bradley by a narrow margin. Hogan wins assessorship, with Danehy O'Donnell included. several wards nominate new Common Council members and Democratic and Republican slates differ on leadership.
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Cambridge
Fred A. McMenimen
John .F. Gadsby
John W. Bradley
William M. Hogan
Hugh Vv. Conley
Richard J. Danehy
M. Joseph O'Donnell
Common Council
William D. Mullin
William J. Ahearn
Cornelius K. Murphy
Michael J. Mahoney
Clarence W. Dooley
Lawrence J. Toomey
Thomas A. Glennon
Dennis J. Callahah
Jeremiah Corkery
Patrick J. Curley
Michael M. O'Connor
James T. Barrett
Peter J. Nelligan
Dennise F. Hurley
William Danehy
Charles H. Gaffney
Charles F. Murphy
Charles W. Crown,Jr
Julius Meyers
Arthur
Brown
Ernest A. Thompson
James K. Tweedie
George H. Jennings
Kenneth P. Hill
William Graustein
Nelson C. Metcalf
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
Fire truck plunges over Roxbury bluff with horses aboard
Ladder Truck 12 of the Boston fire department with three horses attached crashed through a fence on Parker street Roxbury last night and tumbled 60 feet down a precipice, landing on broken stone. The horses were only slightly injured while driver George F Doyle suffered severe side contusions after staying with the team during the fall.
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Parker Street
Roxbury
Boston Fire Department
George F. Doyle
Terrace Street
Seaboard Florida Limited Travel Advertisement
Continued on Page 2 Sth Column promotes best and quickest to Tampa Florida Seaboard Florida Limited with reservations at 256 Washington Street Boston highlighting travel options and schedules.
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Tampa
Fla
Seaboard Florida Limited
Washington
Boston
Firat
Wrecking Crew Fails to Enter Burning Tunnel
A gang of wreckers tried to reach burning debris in a tunnel shortly before midnight but retreated after explosions and dense smoke. No further entry attempts will occur until the fire dies down. Work crews head toward the east portal over Hoosac Mountain, 14 miles away, with rough roads and snowshoe travel remaining.
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Hoosac Mountain
East Portal
Trains Halted as Hoosac Tunnel Blocked by Fire
A Fitchburg division rear end collision killed four on the Boston & Maine line at Hoosac tunnel. Twenty freight cars burned. rocks tumbled onto tracks delaying service for days. Deceased: Archer L. Simonds 50 Williamstown engineer. Henry Gregg 42 Scotia assistant engineer. Luther Davis 22 Greenfield learned on electric engine. Reuben Kemp 31 North Adams flagman.
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North Adams
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Train Crash Injures Passengers Shaken of Malden
A passenger train crash left the steam engine damaged but cars largely intact. Several occupants were shaken, with the most serious injuries to a man named Zernaorez and Jacob Senft of 902 Eastern Avenue Malden, a traveling man, who sustained injuries.
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Zernaorez
Jacob Senft
Eastern Avenue
Malden
Birth anniversaries of notable figures including Harvard Law dean
Ezra Ripley Thayer dean of Harvard Law School George Tracy composer and musical director of the First Corps of Cadets Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar Attorney General under President Grant 1816 1895 observed in brief notes detailing their anniversaries and public roles.
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Ezra Ripley ‘Thayer
Harvard Law School
George
Tracy
First Corps of Cadets Theatricale
Ebenezer‘ Rockwood Hoar
United States
President Grant
Washington Monument Dedication Opens New Era
A historical note recounts the 1885 dedication of the Washington Monument. It also recalls 1814 Mohawk raid where British forces under Colonel Scott burned Ma Lone Arsenal and looted the town. and 1676 Medfield Mass raid where Indians burned half the town and killed 18.
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Washington Monument
Scott
Malone
N. Y
Arsenal
Medfield
Mass
Weather Outlook for Boston and New England
Cloudy conditions predominate with rain or snow on Wednesday afternoon or night. Thursday brings clearing skies and colder air with northeast winds shifting to northwest. Forecast covers Boston area and New England with variable precipitation.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Weather Data and Past Conditions Fragment
The fragment lists furnished items from Thompson's and includes scattered time stamps and numbers. It notes average temperature yesterday at 41 degrees with 22 and 24 appearing in sequence and compares to a year ago on a Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and traces of rain and snow.
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Temple A. Fickett
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Stewart
ART Gems For
HUB Museum
Maxim
Maxim's
L’avino
Maxim’s
Harrison Ave
Oxford
Brattle St,,. and
Brattle Square
Sieupia
Jeanette Tudor
Frank McGuire
Twmenter
Hotel Plaza
Rathskeller
Boston Tavern
Washington St
Odd Fellows Hall
Tremont St
Fleu
Bilphabet
Omar
Boylston St
Byctan
A. M
Thompson's. Spa
Bip
Major Higginson
Fivery
G. A. R. Post
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