Boy Denies His Murder Confession Amid Family Turmoil
An Armenian youth pleads innocence as his uncle and supporters dispute a prior confession made under fear of his father. The East Watertown community gathers for a Waltham District Court hearing where Nishan Aprahanian and Manoog Garabedian face charges as accessories.
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Peter Menagarian
Manoog Garabedian
Meyerdichian
John F. McDonald
Boston
Democratic State Committee
John P. Feeney
Manoog Aprahanian
Nishan
Waltham District Court
Aprahanian
Garabedian
Luce
East Watertown
Beauty tips from Mrs Martyn's book spread popular hair care
Lucile and other contributors share home remedies for scalp health and hair care. Advice covers canthrox shampoo use, spurmax lotion, crystal tonic, delatone for facial blemishes, parnotis weight loss, a wrinkle jelly-cream for skin, and a hair tonic with quinzain to soothe itchy scalp and banish dandruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B
Two British freighters run aground off Virginia coast
Battered by high seas the steamers Sachem and Riversdale lie hard aground off the eastern shore of Virginia. Rescue tugs have given up hope of floating them before tomorrow as crews work to offload cargo and await salvage. Riversdale grounded near Little Island and Sachem ashore five miles north of Hog Island after sailing from Port Arthur to Rotterdam and Liverpool to Norfolk.
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Norfok
Sachem
Riversdale
Virginia
Little Island
Port Arthur
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Boston
Norfolk
Hog Island
Fire destroys tailor shop and family refuge on Anderson Street
A stove explosion in a tailor shop sent flames through a building at 31 Anderson Street. Tailor Kramer and two assistants fled as the place burned, with fire damaging upper floors and a window blown out. Six McGahan children and others were led to the roof by Anna McGahan as smoke filled the stairs. Fire loss estimated at 2000, state police open investigation.
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Samuel Kramer
Anderson Street
Mary Doherty
Annie McGahan
Kramer
Phillip Bow
Jacob Bosch
Florence McGahan
McGahan
Alice
Anna
John Doherty
James McNulty
Anna McGahan
Gertrude McNulty
Samuel Bloomfield
Beatrice Herford Delights Steinert Hall Audience
A goodly company gathered at Steinert Hall last evening to hear Beatrice Herford present four original monologues. The selections included The Man with a Cold Train Friends The Wedding List and The Errand Girl and the Actress all delivered with her famed vocal inflection and expressive features.
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Steinert Hall
Beatrice Herford
Miss Herford
Henry M. Teller Dead Ex-Member Of Cabinet And Senator
Henry Moore Teller died in Denver at age 84 after an illness of about two years. He served as Secretary of the Interior under President Arthur and was a U S Senator from Colorado for more than 30 years. He passed away at his daughter Mrs G E Tyler’s home after a two week decline.
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Denver
Col
Henry Moore Teller
President Arthur
United States
Colorado
G. E. Tyler
Teller
Senate
Arthur
Interior
National Monetary Commission
Telfer
Nore
Granger
Allegheny County
de Atioh
Alfred University
Binghamton
Senator Henry M Teller Colorado Pioneer and Senator
Henry M Teller built the Colorado Central Railway and became its president. He arrived in Colorado in 1861, practiced law at Central City, and married Harriet Bruce in 1862. A Mason and early Colorado figure, he shifted between parties, served as Interior Secretary, and joined the National Monetary Commission before retiring in 1903.
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Senator Teller
Colorado Central
Colorado
Morrison H Ill
Central City
Harriet M. Bruce
Allegheny County
N. Y
Henry M. Teller
St. Louis
Senate
Democrats
Teller
Senator Hughes
Hearing on Initiative Bill Before Constitutional Committee
Charles Bird and Governor Walsh set to appear before the committee on constitutional amendments in Room 428 at the State House to debate the Progressive party initiative and referendum bill. Two bills are under review, including Cox’s conservative proposal requiring Supreme Judicial Court review of constitutionality. Governor Walsh may address the panel or be represented by his secretary Judge Meaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Bird
Progressive Party
Joseph Walker
Walsh
Judge Meaney
Committee On Constituttional Amendments
State House
Charles M. Cox
A. F. of L
Supreme Judicial Court
Blackstone
Massachusetts
Bird denies he will not again lead party race
The article reports Bird denying claims he will retire from the gubernatorial contest and refuses to be a candidate next fall. It notes the poll results and hints at further developments revealed after the election.
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Bird
Progressive pledge speaks on leadership and reform
A Massachusetts Progressive leader asserts willingness to run for governor if duty requires, reflects on two failed campaigns, and argues for nationalizing industry, child labor bans, and a short ballot with initiative. He urges unity across parties and defends the party’s reforms as essential to modern government.
Quarrel Over Woman Leaves Two Stabbed in Lowell
A dispute sparked by a woman led to a fight among four men on Mountain street. John Scarmeas and William Bagenay, both of 394 Market street, were stabbed and rushed to St. John’s Hospital for serious injuries. Police arrested Constant ine Pasadita and John Coutsonbas at a Worthen street residence for involvement.
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Lowell
Mountain Street
St. John's Hospital
John Scarmeas
William Bagenay
Market Street
Constantine Pasadita
John Coutsonbas
Worthen Street
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Sarkis Megerdichian
Gahan Tanazarian
Lincoln Settlement House
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Manoog
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Federal Street
Fort Hill
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Beacon St
Maf Mar
Justinia
Emma L
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Hunyadi Janos Water
New York
H. M. Teller
Bain News Service
Lei
Walker
Georgia
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C St
Milwaukee
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