Elopements Across Racial Lines Stir Lowell Court
Greek youths in Lowell abduct French girls from the Acre and Little Canada, prompting Judge Hadley to order police investigation. Reports detail repeated elopements from ages 12 to 35, with incidents including Rose Minard, 13, and Adelaide Couture, 16.
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Acre
Little
Canada
la Belle France
John Cote
Suffolk
Rose Minard
Fency
Adelaide Couture
Hau Ot
Oreo Mille
Michael Poulos
Laflamme
Market
Suffolk Streets
Police
Poulos
Nashua
Edwin Hitchcock
Che Eer
Hadley
Yankee Sailor Fights Russians in Nieuchwang
In Nieuchwang China American sailors from the US ship Vicksburg clash with Russian soldiers. Three fights leave one Russian wounded. The incident is reported to Pekin via Conger and to the State Department. Secretary Long orders Commander Berry to prevent further collisions. The Vicksburg lies at a mac dock near the river mouth in winter quarters and cannot be released before spring. Commander Edward B. Barry leads the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Vicksburg
Nieuchwang
China
Pekin
Conger
State Department
Secretary of the Navy
Berry
Vicxsburg
Edward B. Barry
Two Die In Kenova Division Train Collision
A Norfolk and Western Kenova division wreck at 7 this morning in Roanoke killed Hugh Smith express messenger and baggage master and John Turner flagman of Bluefield West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Kenova
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Hugh Smith
John Turner
Bluefield
West Virginia
Local Forecast Snow Then Clearing With Winds In NY and New England
Eastern New York experiences partly cloudy skies on Wednesday with light to fresh northerly to northeasterly winds and fair conditions on Thursday. New England sees cloudy Wednesday with snow in the north and east, followed by fair Thursday with brisk northerly winds becoming variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
New England
Debut of Miss Anna Thayer Draws Boston 400
Miss Anna Thayer debut appeared at the Thayer mansion, with over 200 guests welcomed by Mrs Thayer. The event drew prominent New Yorkers and Boston society, signaling a season of invitations and notable relatives in the Thayer network across Newport and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thayer
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
Thayer
Fairfield Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Thayer
Barrell
Baltimore
Henry S. Clews
Stuyvesant
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Raleigh Street
Katherine Thayer
John E. Thayer
Clinton and
Lancaster
Bayard Thayer
Andrew
Mabel Simpkins
Washington
John Simpkins
Congress
J. Hampden Robb
New York
Misshayer
Cornelia Thayer
Forty Years a Favorite Or From All Firet Clase
A compact note headlines a long cherished favorite, recalling four decades of service and esteem. The piece hints at enduring popularity and a reflection on a storied career within the community.
Roosevelt Hosts Diplomatic Corps at White House Reception
President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave a formal evening levee at the White House honoring the diplomatic corps. Cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and numerous prominent guests attended, with guests announced in the Blue Room as the Engineer Band played in the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Diplomatic Corps
United States Engineer Band
Root
Knox
Smith
Hitchcock
Wilson
Rosevelt
Cabinet
Sureme Court
Senator Rye
Miles
Corbin
Wesley Merritt
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Cornelius Bliss
Bliss
Grant
Hanna
Foraker
Morgan
Kean
McMillan
Allison
James K. Jones
Elkina
T. C. Platt
Proctor and Wetmore
J. West Roosevelt
Bishop
Satterlee
Bishop Hurst
Cushing Indorsed for Boston School Committee Chairman
Grafton D. Cushing was endorsed for chairman of the Boston school committee at a meeting of the non partisan members in a YMCA hall last evening. The meeting, attended by fourteen members-elect, voted unanimously for Cushing. Willard S. Allen presided as the speakers urged a non partisan school policy in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton D. Cushing
Boston
Mr. Cushing
Willard S. Allen
Francis L. Coolidge
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
James J. Storrow
Mark B. Mulvey
George E. Brock
Randall G. Morris
Joseph Morrill
Emily A. Fifield
Wilfred Bolster
Charles I. Burrill
Frank Voegel
George A. O. Ernst
Allen
Megsraine
Voeg3
Ernst
Burrill
Bolster
Coolidgs
Taunton Cashier Townsend Charged With Bank Embezzlement
Taunton January 7. Cashier Harry H Townsend of the Bristol County National Bank is arrested on embezzlement charges totaling near 85 000 after a bank examination revealed irregularities. Townsend confessed to misappropriating funds and was held in New Bedford jail on 20000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
New Bedford
Bristol County National Bank
Harry H. Townsend
Townsend
United States
Marshal Waters
Alfred Finer
County Bank Examiner
Seth L. Cushman
Ewer
Evans
Boston
Riverside Park
A. McLeod Goodspeed
Woodward
Warry H. Townsend
Taunton Bank
Hutchinson Re elected President of Republican City Committee
The Hon. J. P. Hutchinson won a re election as president of the Republican city committee at a Wesleyan Hall convention. Fred C. Gilpatric received 49 votes to 116 for Hutchinson, with ongoing confusion signaling another election may be needed. A diamond ring was presented to Hutchinson amid party maneuvering as ex Congressmen Atwood and Russell sought to influence the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Fred C. Gilpatric
Hutchinson
Gilpatric
H. H. Atwood
Arthur P. Russell
Atwood
Brusagh
Dorchester
Russell
Mr. Hutchinson
Hutch
Ward 24
Gilpatrick
January Stock-Taking Reduction Sale at Shuman Corner
The firm of A Shuman & Co announces a grand January stock taking sale now ongoing with remarkable price cuts. It targets economical buyers of men and youth clothing and accessories including hats shoes and fur nishing goods as well as ladies wear and infants habili ments to clear stock before accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
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Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Lowell
Shepard, Norwell CO
Dept
Oes
Massachusetts Breweries
Otis Street
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