Two Women Face Trial Twist After Split Jury
In the Superior Criminal Court Judge Richardson presided as Georgie Belyea alias Adams was found guilty on two counts of larceny from the person by knockout drops. Nellie Woods alias Brown had a jury deadlock and was sent to deliberate again. Bail for Belyea was raised from 800 to 1500 as prosecutors argued for stricter security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Belyea
Adams
Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Nellie Woods
Brown
Belgea
Chioral
McLaughlin
Riley
Moran
Mr. Riley
Woods
Brother Moran
Blevins
Newton H. Hurlbut
Rais
Essex House
Newton H. Hurlburt
Friend Street
Randolph House
Hurlburt
Catherine Blevins
Somerville
Belyea
Longtime Roxbury Couple Mark Golden 50th Anniversary
Abraham Rich of the Quincy market and his wife Anna Andrews Rich celebrated fifty years of marriage in Roxbury. The couple recalled their courtship from Charlestown, with Rich’s sea career in whaling and fishing. A daughter’s illness postponed a grand party, while many relatives and friends sent祝 celebrate the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Rich
Quincey Market
Anna Andrews Rich
Mr. Rich
Post
Roxbury
Boston
Anna Maria Andrews
Charlestown
Rich
Wellfleet
Cape
New Bedford
Nantucket
Nantucket Shoals
Matthews
S. A. Estes
Lynn
S. E. Newcomb
Swampscott
P. A. Wiley
O. M. Smith
Devon Street
War vessel sent to protect American interests in Nicaragua
The State Department received a despatch from Mr. Baker in Managua requesting a war vessel. Secretary Herbert ordered the Alert to be sent to Corinto to protect American interests. The vessel left San Jose for Acapulco yesterday and cannot be contacted until arrival, likely Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Baker
United States
Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
Herbert
San Jose
Guatemala
Acapulco
Mexico
Schaefer to Exhibit BAA Billiards Tonight
Jacob Schaefer with Professor J B Kendrick will stage an exhibition of billiards and fancy shots in the Boston Athletic Association gym tonight at 8 30 p m. Members and their guests admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
J. B. Kendrick
Boston Athletic Association
Armenian Atrocities in Harpoot Province Document Stirs Boston
A translated Turkish pledge details Armenian persecution in Harpoot, describing massacres, arson, forced conversions, and looting by Turkish and Kurdish groups with government aid. It cites 39,334 deaths and 94,870 destitute, urging urgent aid as winter nears. An eye witness calls the horrors unexaggerated and universal in each locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kharpout
Boston
Constantinople
Pala
Severek
Malatia
Arabkir
Chooukoosh
Euphrates
Husenik
Melatia
Harpoot
God
Swept by an Angry Seal and a Mighty Ship
The British bark Lynton, from Calcutta in 100 days, anchored in the harbor after a 34 hour gale. Captain Fraser and crew of 34 endured severe seas near Cape of Good Hope and Cape Hatteras, with frostbite masks and canvas boots devised for survivability. A crewman, Morris Fitzgerald of Liverpool, N. S., was lost after a jibline accident west of Yarmouth. The ship carried 18,065 bales of jute cuttings and 2649 bags of saltpetre for Ludlow Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynton
Fraser
Calcutta
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Lloyds
Liverpool
Eng
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Hatteras
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
John Taylor
George Diggdon
Morris Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Prominent Lawyer Blaisdell Ends Life In Roxbury Home
Mark Antony Blaisdell a well known attorney with offices at 10 Tremont Street shot himself in his bath room at his Roxbury home on the morning of yesterday around 8 45. He had suffered from nervous low mood and worry for days and had lately been in frail health. Blaisdell graduated from Harvard Law School in 1867 and was noted for persistent study and temperance work. He frequented the Court House law library and spent summers at his Hyannis residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Blaisdeil
Tremont Street
Regent Street
Roxbury
Mark Antony Blaisdell
Harvard L Law School
Social Law Library
Court House
Hyannis
Bartlett-Bigelow
Middlesex County Court
Cambridge
Henry J. Bigelow
New England
Miss Bartlett
Malden
Dr. Bigelow
Trous
Harvard
Museum of Fine Arts
Foge Art Museum
Back Bay Society
Harvard University
Hervey D. Hadlock
Washington
New York
Boston
Revere House
Prince of Wales
Bartlett
Waterfront Snippets Touch a Life, Ships, and Steamers
Captain Michael O’Brien mourns his father John O’Brien with burial in Charlestown. The tug Taurus heads to New York under Mate Joshua C Eldridge. A 57 by 42 by 20 foot four masted schooner William T Palmer, 1805 gross tons, will launch in Palmer’s Bath yard to haul coal. Captain Jacobsen shifts to London City for the Furness line, a 7000 ton carrier to Boston. The Dimock loses a propeller near New York. General Whitney takes its place. The Jennie F Willey carries ice to Hayti and will be docked for leaks. Bark Willard Mudgett and Bark R Morrow are seen near Cape Cod and Buenos Ayres respectively. Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore di Gesu arrives at Pensacola from Cette. The Harrisburg breaks a propeller off its hub, towed to port. Tamaqua to tow for Philadelphia repairs. Carita from Port Medway steams in with half-masted ensign as tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O’brien
John O’brien
Charlestown
New York
Joshua C. Eldridge
Palmer’s Yard
Bath
Governor Ames
Ames
William T. Palmer
Jacobsen
St. Ronans
London
Furness Line
London City
Boston
Metropolitan Line
H. F. Dimock
Coleman
Battery
General Whitney
Maynard Bearse
Erie Basin
Dimock
Jennie F. Willey
Thomaston
Bulger
Rockport
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Willey
Willard Mudgett
Colcord
Montevideo
Cape Hatteras
Cape Cod
R. Morrow
O’brien
Buenos Ayres
Ellen M. Golder
Boothbay
Baltimore
Norfolk
Luarca
Persia
Rosario
Nostra Signora del Sacro Cuore di Gesu
Pensacola
Cette
France
Brown
Sarah A. Fuller
New Orleans
Key West
Cape Henry
Neuce
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Carita
Page
Port Medway
N. S
Hill's Rheumatism and Goat Cure Claims
An advertisement from Hill Medicine Co. promotes a "greatest of remedies" claim for rheumatism using a goat cure. It offers one bottle as a cure and directs readers to send for a circular from the company at 36 East 19th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HILL
Hill Medicine Co
E. 19Th St
New York City
Prize winning Pope poster designs announced
The Pope poster contest awarded prizes led by Maxfield Parrish of Philadelphia taking first for a striking portrait of a girl in plaid. O Rohn of Montclair took second and A Romes of New York third with a wreath and Columbia branding. H S Haines of Boston earned fourth. The exhibition draws hundreds daily as the Bartlett Bigelow case ends without payment to Miss Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Halsall
Garrett, Prang
Wetherald
Lowell
Maxfield Parrish
Philadelphia
Columbia
Parrish
Rohn
A. Romes
New York
H. S. Haines
Boston
Haines
Becket & Wilhelms
A. Beck
Margaret Wendle Huntington
Fred Lates
Hartford
W. J M. Schieffelin
Yale College
A. R. Moe
Harvard Lampoon
H. H. Peck
Charles D. Farrand
John Booth
Staten Island
F. Dreher
Caroline C. Lovell
Birmingham
Ala
Local Wringer Company Ad Lists Products and Services
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
German Citizens' meeting in Ward 17 holds key business
In Williams's Hall at Albany and Hampden last evening the German Citizens' Association of Ward 17 conducted important ward business with remarks from prominent speakers. In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Sheldon handed down sentences for multiple defendants including Fahey and Moran for assault, and Keefe for liquor law violation, with fines and terms in the house of correction. John Shaw received six months for larceny from Harry Smith, while James McCluskey drew two months and a $100 fine for unlawful liquor sale. Culver faced one month and a $200 fine for selling liquor at Adams Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
Martin Fahey
Patrick Fahey
House of Correction
Joseph M. Moran
Daniel F. Young
Patrick J. Keefe
John Shaw
Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
Harry Smith
James S. McCluskey
Milton Street
John S. Culver
Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Highlands
Adams Drug Company
Death of B H Owen linked to railway strike ends
B H Owen aged 27 organizer of the Order of Railway Telegraphers and Roanoke resident was found dead in his St James Hotel room in Roanoke. The Northern Alabama railroad strike ends as the company grants strikers demands and trains resume. Hotel Hughes and Slater post office burned morning fire causing about 60000 dollars loss, half insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Owen
Roanoke
St. James's
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Denver
Sunday Post
Hood
Ube
Worcestershire
John Duncan’s Sons
N. Y
Pope
Mary E. Bartlett
the Sunday Post
Colonel Yerger
Dallas
New York Stock Exchange
Scott
Yerger
The
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Texas Sifter
Cutler Bros
Puritana
Prof
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Concord, N
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
Utica
Michigan Central R. R
Cincinnati
Big Four
St. Louis
Detroit
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Springfield
NEW York Limited
Washington St
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Hanson
Park Square Station
Bew Raven & Hartford
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New Raven
Bay State Limited
Air Line Limited
Pall River
Fall River
Newport
Plymouth
Pitagrim
Stonington
Providence
New Hampshire
Maine
Norwich
City OF Lowell
City OF Worcester
Baltmore
Pennsylvania R. A
Mary
Transfer
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Old State House
Geo. L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
Palmer
Uncle Bob
Tommy
Mike
Harper’s Bazar
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Aarons—Isaacs
Barney
Aarons and
Rose Isaacs
Ahern
Chelsea
Soldiers’ Home
Micheal Ahern
Mass
Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
F. Callahan
Warren Street
Blaisdell
Mark A. Blaisdell
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