White House scene ends with woman hauled from office
A 60 year old Mrs Minor Morris, wife of Dr Minor Morris, demanded to see President Roosevelt. After resisting, she was carried from the White House by secret service officers to a patrol wagon and detained at a city station before being released to the New Willard.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
White House
Hull
Iown
Loeb
Minor Morris
Willard
B. I. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Secret Service
New Willard
Mrs. Morris
Debaters’ Dance Draws Large Party in Waltham
A large and merry crowd attended the Young Men's Debating Club annual ball at Maynard Hall in Waltham. Dancing ran from 8 pm to midnight, with residents reporting a lively social event.
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Waltham
Young Men's Debating Club
Maynard Hall
Court Daniel Webster installs new officers at Mckinley Hall
The Knights of Sherwood Forest in Somerville gathered at Union Square Mckinley Hall last night to install its new officers in a ceremonial meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Mckinley Hall
Union Square
Somerville
Dyspepsia Cure Found in Grape-Nuts Food
A Missouri manufacturer recalls severe dyspepsia from poor eating and credits a year of Grape-Nuts with restoring health. He reports gaining 40 pounds of solid flesh, continuous use of Grape-Nuts at every meal, and says meals without it feel poor. The testimonial ends with A There’s a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Brother in law freed as Edwards inquest proceeds
Charles A. Edwards of New York was found dead in his brother in law Charles A. Hiller's home. Inquest continues while conflicting theories of death are considered after a bullet hole is found. Allan Maxcy Hiller, a second brother in law, was detained, later released with an alibi claimed. Family disputes over the estate are noted by friends.
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Charles A. Edwards
New York
Charles
Allan Maxcy Hiller
Mr. Hiller
A. Maxcy Hiller
New Haven
Connecticut
Charles E. Curtis
City Bank
Maxcy Hiller Not Under Surveillance After Inquest
New Haven Conn Jan 4 Coroner Mix ordered Maxcy Hiller kept in the lockup for safe keeping during a five hour inquest into the shooting death of Charles A Edwards at 117 College Street. Hiller was later released as a witness while authorities probed motives tied to the Hiller family estate worth over 50000 dollars and a disputed will.
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New Haven
Conn
Allan Maxcy Hiller
Charles A. Edwards
New York
Charles A. Hiller
College Street
Mix
Hiller
Hoyt
Maxcy Hiller
Tragic Boy Killed by Freight Train at East Cambridge Station
Witnesses at East Cambridge station describe a grisly scene as 13 year old Joseph Krantz of Bridge street East Cambridge was dragged 500 yards after his left leg was severed by train wheels. Gate Tender Harry Wentworth halted the train. bystanders aided the boy who was taken to hospital. Elsewhere a window crash sent C C Hollidge through Browning King window and injured Thomas Sydney during a separate incident involving a tipcart.
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Joseph Krantz
Bridge Street
East Cambridge
Harry Wentworth
General Hospital
C. C. Hollidge
Hewins Street
Dorchester
Browning, King & Co
Washington Street
Thomas Sydney
Worcester Square
John McKenna
Union Park Street
C. Duncan
Magazine Street
Roxbury
Bank commissioner's hold up of securities company
Bank commissioners rejected a plan by English capitalists to inject funds into the Provident Securities and Banking Company. The firm, with roots in Boston and branches in Brockton and Lynn, faced a liquidity crisis with about 9,900 depositors and only $2,900 cash on hand. The inquiry cited misused savings deposits and heavy reliance on stock in a Colorado irrigation company, with internal resignations and defections among officers.
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Bank Commissioners
Treasury
Parker
South Dakota
Boston
Brockton and
Lynn
Franklin Street
Robert Dalton
General Dalton
Brockton
Samuel Daltort
Sidney M. Hedges
Lorenzo W. Burlen
William H. Brigham
Charles D. Curley
Dalton
State House
Burlen
Columbian National Bank
Warren E. Locke
Bellevue Hotel
Shenandoah Irrigation Company of
Colorado
Provident Company
Post
Metropole
Beacon Street
Kelley, Endicott & Co
Vicinity
Locke
Bank Commission
Provident Securities and Banking Company
John G. Flagler
New York
Standard Oil
Quebec Game Policy Aims to Preserve Fisheries and Hunters Pays
Hon. Jean Prevost, Quebec minister of Sib ley colonization, mines and fisheries, visited the Sportsmen show in Boston with E. D. Chambers. He explained plans to enforce hunting licenses, noting Quebec would require fees similar to other provinces while preserving game and fish. He cited current $25 license and lax enforcement as reasons for reform.
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Jean Prevost
Sibley Colonization, Mines and Fisheries
Quebec
E. D. T. Chambers
Boston
M. Prevost
Ontario
New Brunswick
Maine
Newfoundland
Boy Crushed by Freight Train Near East Cambridge
A boy named Krantz lost his footing while attempting to climb a freight car on a 25-car train bound for Concord. His right foot became jammed between the car body and truck, dragging him along 500 yards to Water Street Gate, where surgeons faced removing the crushed second foot. He was the second oldest of several children and helped support the family by selling papers.
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Tower House F
Water Street
East Cambridge
Concord
Young Krantz
Tie
Ikkrantz
Mary Krantz
Bridge Street
Franklin Typographical Society Elect New Head
Charles Tillman is elected head of the Franklin Typographical Society with all 25 officers and votes approved. The 82d annual meeting at 121 Chandler Street last evening adopted a harmonious slate for presidency, vice presidency, secretaryship, and key librarian and trustee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tillman
Franklin Typographical Society
Chandler Street
Charles Inman
J. Fr. Wilber
Vicce
Patrick J. Guerin
Thomas Todd, Jr
Leonard Raymond
Shepard Howland
Charles H. Phinney
E. Ju. Stephenson
W. L. Crosman
James H. Brehaut
B. J. McMorrow
James Wilson
W. J. Thomas
John J. Dolan
Charles Ashton
Pin Boy and $100 Bill Gone in City Escape
George Morrissey alias Devlin, a pin boy at Thomas McCarthy’s poolroom and bowling alley at 603 Washington street, left with a $100 bill after being sent to change it. Morrissey, last seen in the South End, had the bill changed and fled the city. police watched trains and trolleys but he appeared to have escaped.
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George Morrissey
Devlin
Thomas McCarthy
Washington Street
Morrissey
South End
A. O. H. Ball Draws 900 Guests in East Cambridge
More than 900 attended the 32nd annual A. O. H. Division 15 ball at Institute Hall East Cambridge last night. The decorated hall featured American and Irish flags and streamers. The event opened with dancers led by Patrick Feeney and Miss Mary Feeney, followed by William C. Dempsey and Miss Mary Sweeney, with a large organizing staff including floor marshal John F. Donnelly and chief aide Charles McConologue.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Patrick Feeney
Mary Feeney
William C. Dempsey
Mary Sweeney
John EF. Donnelly
Daniel M. Flynn
Charles Mc Conologue
Patrick Kelleher
Messrs
Cornelius Murphy
John O’connell
Timothy Hourmhan
James McKenna
Daniel Lyons
Mortimer Downey
Patrick Hallisey
Edward E. Breen
Cornelius Reardon
Timothy Toomey
Jeremiah Allen
McInnis Nolan Wed at Church of the Assumption Roxbury
Herman McInnis of Boston and Mary T Nolan of Brookline were married at the Church of the Assumption by Rev Father McIanus. Best man Angus McInnis and bridesmaid Miss Marie Daly. Reception at 82 Brook Avenue Roxbury with a locket presented to Miss Daly.
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Herman McInnis
Boston
Mary T. Nolan
Brookline
Church of the Assumption
Father McIanus
Angus McInnis
Marie Daly
Brook Avenue
Roxbury
Miss Daly
James W. Powers
Italian wedding ends three year Genoa tour in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport the Church of the Holy Rosary hosted a ceremony uniting Thomas J. Gianella and Maria Amalia Garibaldo with Rev. Gaetano Ceruto officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Marie Gianella and groomsman Michael J. Reilly attended. The bride, a skilled musician, is the daughter of a veteran Genoa pilot.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Church of the Holy Rosary
Genoa
Italy
Gaetano Ceruto
Thomas J. Gianella
Maria Amalia Garibaldo
Marie T. Gianella
Michael J. Reilly
Nomination of Collins Graves as Bennington Post Master
The Senate, in executive session, approved the nomination of Collins M. Graves for the post master position at Bennington. The action completes the Senate’s consideration of Graves for this local federal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Collins M. Graves
Bennington
Carpenters Seek Pay Rise in New England Towns
In Waltham and nearby Newton Watertown carpenters have sent a union letter to the Master Builders asking for higher wages and other concessions. They demand 44 cents an hour, a 44 hour workweek, and union preference. Masons may join if a strike is declared, though builders reportedly refuse concessions.
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Waltham
Carpenters
Newton
Watertown
Master Builders’ Association
Dedham Votes Down Annexation Bid to Hyde Park
At a special town meeting Dedham residents condemned any plan to annex territory to Hyde Park. The assembly, led by Judge Frederick J. Ely, urged the Legislature to deny the O'Brien petition and any bill dividing Dedham. The proposal would shift 163 acres including the New Haven railroad car plant and parts of the Tower estate to Hyde Park, affecting valued properties and the New England Trotting Horse Breeders' Association holdings.
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Dedham
Hyde Park
John F. O’brien
O’brien
Frederick J. Ely
Board of Selectmen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Tower Estate
Railroad Company
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Melrose naval man celebrates 78th birthday
Captain George C. Boerum, stationed at the Charles Town navy yard, observed the 78th anniversary of his birth in Melrose today. He resides on Hillside Avenue with two daughters and has long kept clear of local affairs. Comrades at the navy yard sent numerous presents.
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Melrose
George C. Boerum
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hillside Avenue
Boerum
Navy Yard
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Waltham Debaters
Free IN
Edwards
Coroner Mix
A. Hiller
Ward
Erliss P. Arvine
Mr. Arvine
Yale
Pond
Hillers
Abigail Hiller
A. Maxey Hiller
Mrs. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bank Commissioners Hold UP Securities CO
Cambridge Studio
Franklin Typo
Society Elect
Pin Boy
A. O. H. Ball
M’innis
Nolan
Bennington, VT
Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Artitur W. Hubbard’s
Bromfield St
Timothy Smith GO
Washington St
Dudley St
Double Mutual
Cses Eins
Barker
Everywhere Inc
Rockingham
NYICE
MRC
Nick
Rebel Cnee
John
Fairbank
Wedham
Vernon Carmerais
Ebenezer T. Paul
Melrose Naval
Goal
Weet Sen
The
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