Boston's shrewdest police fail to find Dr. Wilson's address
Boston police unable to locate the residence of Dr W A Wilson after his arrest on a theft charge. His State street office yielded two van loads of goods including tools, jewelry, weapons and fur, while relatives in Worcester were identified later. He offered no address in court and vanished after bail was posted.
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W. A. Wilson
State Street
Worcester
Kimball
Station
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Hanover Street
Of Prominent Family in Worcester Dr William H Wilson
Dr William H Wilson, arrested in Boston on larceny charges, is well known in Worcester though not a resident for fifteen years. He comes from a respected family and is viewed by friends as a skilled mechanic with a passion for intricate machinery, guns, and surgical instruments.
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Worcester
William H. Wilson
Boston
Wilson
Bride Mourns After Husband Aurilee Minegal Slain
Aurilee Minegal known as Harry Marino dies after a derrick boom strikes him at a Washington Causeway street construction site. His 18 year old bride Pipena Pugela, in their Commercial street home, faints upon hearing the news as Italian neighbors gather. The funeral is planned after a three day wake.
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Aurilee Minegal
Harry Marino
Washington and
Causeway Streets
Commercial Street
Aurilee
Minegal
Pipena Pugela
Italy
Death of Brigadier General George Bell Washington
Brigadier General George Bell of the U S A retired died at his Washington city residence today. A Maryland native, he graduated from the U S Military Academy in 1853 and was breveted four times for gallant Civil War conduct.
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Washington
George Bell
Maryland
Military Academy
Sunday Law Men Plan to Bottle Up Moran
Police commissioner in his first annual report commends the force for independence and vigilance. He states his aim was to free the department from outside interference and to serve the law, noting six months of watchfulness found no evidence of corruption in the police.
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MORAN
O’meara
Board of Police
Moran Awaits Governor Reply Over Police Commissioner
District Attorney Moran waited in his office for Governor Guild to reply to a letter asking for the removal of Police Commissioner O Meara. He said he had heard nothing from the Governor and would say nothing further until a response arrived. He spent a quiet day, smoking cigars and discussing Trouline cases with lawyers, with no proclamations or press statements issued.
Lodge Not Opposed to Foraker Inquiry
Washington Jan 2 The Senate will likely order an immediate investigation into the discharge of the Twenty-fifth Infantry soldiers over Brownsville Texas amid alleged shooting. Senator Lodge who was expected to oppose the inquiry has recently said he will not do so.
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Senate
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Texas
Lodge
Curtis Indorsed by Lodge and Crane for Treasurer
Senators Lodge and Crane endorsed former Boston mayor Edwin A. Curtis for treasurer at the Boston sub-treasury. Washington advices say the nomination will go to the Senate at once, and Curtis told a Post reporter he was willing to accept the office.
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Lodge
Crane
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston
Sub-Treasury
Washington
Senate
Maine Democrats Name Pennell for Senate
Augusta Mo January 2 The Maine Democrats nominated William M Pennell of Brunswick for the United States Senate defeating William H Newell of Lewiston by 34 to 13 at the joint Democratic caucus Willian M Pennell is set to face the incumbent or other party choice Frye in the Senate race The Republicans renominated William P Frye of Lewiston by acclamation at their caucus
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Augusta
Williaam M. Pennell
Brunswick
United States
William H. Newell
Lewiston
William P. Frye
Big Newton Indoor Meet Brings Prep Schools Together
Because of a past dispute with the Boston Athletic Association the Preparatory School Association schools Cambridge Latin Newton and Brookline High will hold the annual indoor track meet Feb 26 at Newton High gymnasium. Brookline Latin and Cambridge Latin will train at Newton High two days each while Newton High will host. Tickets capped at 800 will be shared among the three schools and organizers expect a net gain for the meet despite higher prior costs.
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Cambridge Latin
Newton
Brookline High
Boston Athletic Association
Newton High Gymnasium
Mechanics’ Building
Preparatory School League
Newton Drill Hall
Newton High
Ready for inauguration at State House today
Continued from First Page, the scene includes local ordinances and town by laws. Rep Nichols of Ward 10 Boston files a bill to extend the employers liability law. Rep Coolidge of Northampton files a bill to let Probate Court dissolve ties between child and adopted parents if the child resumes original name. A major canal dispute looms as Belmont interests seek approval for the Cape Cod Canal project before the joint board on January 15. In the House corridor, Worcester’s Stone, 79, and Boston’s Harry Ham, 24, exchange elbow bumps as first year lawmakers.
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Ward 10
Boston
Coolidge
Northampton
Joint Board of Railroad Commissioners and
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Belmont Interests
Cape Cod Canal
Joint Board
Flower tribute fills Senate chamber for Senator Vahey
The most flowered man in the Legislature yesterday was Senator Vahey. His floral tributes included two vast baskets of roses and pinks and several other set pieces that occupied much of the Senate chamber.
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Senator Vahey
Senate Chamber
Democrats Expect Rough Senate Vote for Crane Return
A Democratic House leader says about a dozen Democrats will vote to reelect Senator Crane when his name reaches the Legislature. The plan aims for a nearly unanimous showing to honor Crane for serving out the late Senator Hoar's unexpired term.
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House
Crane
United States Senate
Hoar
Governor Guild Replies to District Attorney Moran
Governor Guild sent a brief acknowledgment yesterday afternoon for District Attorney Moran's letter. He made no reference to Moran's suggestion that Police Commissioner O'Meara resign.
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Guild
Moran
O’meara
Tallest Man in the Legislature Highlighted
Representative Grafton Cushing of the Back Bay district is deemed the tallest man in the present Legislature. Last year he yielded the honor to Steve Bodurtha of Blandford, a husky figure who then held the distinction.
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Grafton Cushing
Back Bay
Cushing
Husky
Steve” Bodurtha
Blandford
Youth and Old Age In The House
Yesterday the venerable Lucian spoke in a parliamentary session about cross generational issues in government. The remarks highlighted concerns for youth and elder citizens amid policy discussions in the chamber.
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Lucian
Bargains at Noyes Bros Odd-Lot Sales
Noyes Bros advertises real bargains at its odd-lot sales claiming items are half price and of sufficient quality. The note says the shop will dedicate most of the month to these sales and invites readers to take advantage of the opportunities offered.
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Messrs. Noyes Bros
Buster Brown Draws Crowds to Boylston Street Hall
Enormous crowds for the Buster Brown show at Siegel's store forced organizers to relocate to the Y M C A Hall at corner Berkeley and Boylston streets. Shows run every afternoon this week at 3 30.
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Buster Brown
Siegel
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
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