Two More Callanan Call Anans Jailed In Will Case
After a year and a half in the public eye the Hannah Boyle will case concluded with Judge Gaskill sentencing Matthew P Callanan to State prison for three to five years and committing Peter J Callanan to the State reform school. Attorney Higgins received a 10 to 14 year sentence in connection with the case. Former Attorney General Herbert Parker testified for the defendants, while business leaders sent letters praising Matthew J Callanan’s integrity.
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Hannah Boyle Will
Gaskill
Superior Criminal Court
Matthew P. Callanan
Peter J. Callanan
State Reformatory
Higgins
Hiannah Boyle
Charles W. Bartlett
Herbert Parker
Callanans
Boston
Matthew J. Callanan
James I F Lawrence Held in $500 Bonds for Burglary
James I F Lawrence, 25, was held in $500 bond for grand jury by Judge Fallon in South Boston Court for breaking and entering the Bullard grocery at 482 West Broadway and stealing $5. He was arrested by Patrolmen Smith and Monahan as he emerged from the store. Entrance used a broken front window. the cash drawer was emptied. The safe and papers remained untouched.
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James IF. Lawrence
Fallon
Boston
Joseph F. Bullard
West Broadway
Lawrence
Smith and Monahan
Station 12
Bullard
Actor Frank MacVicars Found Dead in New York City
Frank MacVicars a prominent actor who had been starring at the Savoy Theatre was found dead in the areaway to the Hotel Rivoli on West Thirty eights street His skull was fractured most likely from a fall he was about 40 and had recently arrived in New York from San Francisco tojoin The Man of the Hour MacVicars known on the Pacific coast for his theater work and stock company appearances is the subject of a police investigation
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New York
Frank Mace- Vicars
Savoy Theatre
Rivoli
West Thirty-eighth Street
MacVicars
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Malavio Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
Giusseppe Malavio, brought back from France, was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday and entered a not guilty plea. He had no funds for counsel, and the court will appoint an attorney. The crime occurred four years ago.
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Malavio
Giusseppe Malavio
France
Placido Russo
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop Fitzgerald of Little Rock Dies in Arkansas
Bishop Edward Fitzgerald, Catholic head of the Little Rock diocese, died at St. Joseph's infirmary in Hot Springs. He passed away tonight after long service in Arkansas.
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Fitzgerald
Little Rock Dead Hot Springs
Ark
Edward Fitzgerald
Little Rock
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Golden Dragon Exhibition Opens Boston Branch Today
The famed Golden Dragon runabout arrives in Boston for the Dragon Automobile Company Boston Branch opening at 117 Massachusetts Avenue. It wowed New York and Chicago crowds, was christened by Miss Louise Dresser, and later toured the East and Midwest with notable feats. Lon Peck and J. M. Linscott celebrate anniversaries and display bike photos at Columbus Avenue venues.
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Boston
Dragon Automobile Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Broadway
Palace
Louise Dresser
Joe Tracy
New York Motor Club
New York
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Quaker City Motor Club
Chicago
Middle West
Windy City
Linscott Motor Company
Columbus Avenue
J. M. Linscott
Linscott
Reo
New England
Lon Peck
Pope Manufacturing Company
President Roosevelt to address Harvard Union in Boston visit
President Roosevelt will speak at the Harvard Union at 2:30 pm and meet Teddy Roosevelt's Groton friends at Dunster Hall after the lecture. He will be guest of the Porcellian Club that evening and return to Boston late, with strict entry controls and no seats for listeners.
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Harvard
Roosevelt
Harvard Union
Union
Boston
Tomorow
Dunster Hall
Teddy
Groton
Porcellian Club
The
J. D. White
Harvard Advocate
Veteran Chelsea newsman James Blandford sells Boston Post for 50 years
James Blandford, Chelsea veteran newsman, marked his 58th birthday while nearing five decades selling the Boston Post. He operates a Winnisimmet street store, began a newspaper route at eight, and has sold the Post since its debut in Chelsea. He is a widower with three grown children.
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James Blandford
Chelsea
Boston Post
Winnisimmet Street
Blandford
Mr. Blandford
Florence Smith
Malden
Alice M
George M. Blandford
State Legislature Sets Sail for Silver Service for New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire Feb 21 The lower house approved 6000 dollars for a silver service for the United States battleship New Hampshire and 150000 dollars for the State hospital.
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U. S. S. New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
United States
New Hampshire
Two Bodies Recovered From Barges Offshore Highland Light
Offshore at Highland Light two more bodies were found from the barges Girard and Alaska sinking last Monday bringing total recovered to four. Six men died in the wrecks. One body is believed to be Joseph Johansen, a seaman trapped in the Girard’s pilot house.
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Highland Light
Girard
Alaska
Joseph Johansen
Pensee Club Formed by Roxbury Young Ladies
A new social club named Pensee Club has been formed in Roxbury with 15 charter members. Officers include President Alice F. Goode Vice president Alice M. Kilroy Treasurer Elizabeth F. Ducie and Secretary Teresa E. Kilroy. The group formed while St. Francis de Sales Church girls rehearsed their successful minstrel show at the Dudley Street Opera House a month ago.
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Roxbury
Pensee Club
St. Francis de Sales Church
Dudley Street Opera House
Alice F. Goode
Alice M. Kilroy
Elizabeth F. Ducie
Teresa E. Kilroy
Preventive Laxatives and Quinine: Caller Tips
A fragmented notice urges prevention by using a specific laxative and quinine remedy. It warns to seek the genuine product by requesting the full name and checking for the signature of E. W. Greve, 25e.
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E. W. Greve
Crowd packs Roughan Hall for inaugural Newspaper Drivers ball
Attended by perhaps the largest crowd ever at Roughan Hall Charlestown the Newspaper Drivers and Helpers Union held its first annual ball last night. Notables invited included circulation managers from Boston papers and Governor Guild with Mayor Fitzgerald sending regrets. Officers and organizers listed with Levine Trainor Pearlstein Eastman in key roles.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Boston
Robert T. Allen
The
Mailers’ Union
Curtis Guild, Jr
John F. Fitzgerald
Samuel Levine
J. J. Trainor
T. Whaley
J. McCarthy
Abraham Pearlstein
Julius K. Winer
Charles H. Fay
Aids
I. Helvett
Walter Phelps
L. Mazer
F. Saunders
W. Whalen
J. Cavanaza
J. Cannon
FR. S. Holton
C. 8. Batchelder
L. Ryan
M. Turk
W. Mills
J. Ahern
T. Daly
H. Jones
J. Myers
S. Twomley
J. A. Regan
D. Sullivan
J. J. Sweeney
W. MccGillicuddy
J. J. Howard
J. O'Connor
T. Cochran
Joseph J. Trainor
Frank J. Eastman
Chelsea Joe McMann Dies in City Hospital
Chelsea Joe McMann, a famed old Mexican and Civil War veteran and longtime Grand Army figure, is reported near death at City Hospital due to general breakdown.
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Chelsea
Joe’ McMann
City Hospital
Maguire Club Hosts Open House and Team Whist Contest
The Maguire Club of Ward 21 will hold an open house at 39 St. James Street with an afternoon whist and pool tournament between Ward 17 Tammany Club and Maguire Club teams. Officers invite Roxbury voters to attend.
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Maguire Club
Ward 21
St. James Street
Ward 17
Tammany Club
Roxbury
New Georgia puts to sea on first official cruise
The battleship Georgia left the navy yard for Newport Rhode Island for torpedo equipment then Tompkinsville ing bias whence to Hampton Roads for orders. She may sail to Savannah for state exhibition where the Georgia silver service will be presented. Captain R G Davenport commands the ship, built by Bath Iron Works as Maine's first battleship. 18 guns fired at departure honoring Rear Admiral Snow and nine guns answered by the yard. The Georgia will join the Atlantic fleet in Cuban waters before the New Jersey arrives.
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Georgia
Navy Yard
Newport
R. I
Tompkinsville
Hampton Roads
Savannah
R. G. Davenport
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Snow
Davenport
Cuban
New Jersey
Roosevelt invited to United Spanish War Veterans encampment
President Roosevelt is invited to attend the three day encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans Massachusetts Department at Ford Hall Ashburton Place Beacon Hill. National Inspector-General Hale opened the session and Frederick A. Walker presided with 150 delegates present.
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Roosevelt
Cambridge
United Spanish War Veterans
Massachusetts
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Beacon Hill
Walter Scott Hale
William F. Dusseault
Hyde Park
Frederick A. Walker
Hermann W. Kuchmeister
Malden
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Congress
Walker
Legion
The
United Veterans
Building Trades Strike Settled After Central Labor Union Contention
The building trades strike tied to the Central Labor Union over Fenway schoolhouses was settled yesterday. Workers returned after winning the right that laborers carry the card of the building trades section. A meeting at Wells Memorial Hall tonight will discuss the issue.
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Building Trades Section
Central Labor Union
Fenway
Wells Memorial Hall
Miss Gilchrist of Boston Dies Suddenly
Utica New York February 21 Miss Helen Gilchrist 35 a Boston nurse from St Luke s Hospital Nurses Training School was found dead in her bed today Autopsy cites organic heart disease as the cause a brother died last year from the same ailment
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Utica
N. Y
Helen Gilchrist
Boston
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Fannie Long Heads to New York Visit
A popular young woman from the South End Miss Fannie Long of Harrison Avenue travels to New York to visit friends and stay a few days. She is well known in Greater Boston Hebrew society circles.
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South End
Dancing as Health and Happiness At 77
Dr. Helen Bartlett, 77, spoke at Potter Hall for the Ladies' Physiological Institute of Boston and Vicinity annual benefit. She urged daily dancing to improve health and memory, shared brain facts, and described practicing dances each morning. Dr. Clara E. Gary, institute president, opened with a review of the organization’s 1848 origin.
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Helen Bartlett
M. D
Potter Hall
Ladies’ Physiological Institute of
Boston
Bartlett
Republic
Clara E. Gary
Institute
Nervous Headaches Relief Promised by Pink Pills
A testimonial from Mrs. Addie Merrill of Auburn Missouri describes severe nervous headaches with eye pain, pale blood and weight loss. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite and color, ending the headaches, and improving her health. Pills sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50 from Schenectady NY.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
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Washington
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Cal
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Washington Avenue
Gladin
James T
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Jeffries Street
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Stoneham
James Grant
Collingcote Street
Hogan
Grace M
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Mary Logan
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Naples Road
Brookline
John White
St Mary's of the Assumption
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