Ex-Governor Claflin Burial in Newton Church Service
Ex Governor William Claflin was laid to rest in Newton with simple rites at his family church and home. Governors and state leaders attended alongside notable Newton figures and university delegates. services included Scripture reading and music by the Beethoven Quartet. The burial occurred at Newton Cemetery with only close relatives and a few friends present.
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Newton
William Claflin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Claflin
Maple Street
Albert L. Squires
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eastman
A. B. Claflin
Mildred Claflin
Marguerite Claflin
Wilbur Claflin
C. N. Ellis
Ellis
Mr. Squires
Douglas
Guild
Bates, Long and Brackett
Capelle
Alfred Noon
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
John C. Kennedy
Gorham D. Gilman
Hawaii
John A. Fenno
Haskell
William E. Webster
Massachusetts Club
Weed
Pickett
Elect Weeks
N. H. Chadwick
Bishop Mallalieu
Wellesley College
Boston University
The
Theological Library
Boston Wesleyan Association
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
International Trust Company
Cullis Home For
T. B. Lindsay
R. H. Pierce
Charles Leonard
N. T. Pulsifer
W. T. Rich
H. D. Woods
W. M. Lane
W. 8S. Slocum
Cc. S. Dennison
Beethoven Quartet
Jesus
Mallalieu
Newton Cemetery
Claffins
Crowds View Them at Church and on Three-Hour Walk
Sunday was a day of rest for the Tucker trial jury and the young defendant. The jury attended church in the morning and then walked three hours through Cambridge under Sheriff Fairbairn and his deputies. Tucker was reported fully recovered last night after a severe headache.
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Tucker
Cambridge
Fairbairn
Gas leak endangers twenty in Fall River families
In Fall River on Webster and Piman streets a gas main leak caused widespread gas poisoning. Sixteen people were treated at home or in hospital after relief efforts and police traced the danger to the sewer connections. Windows were broken to vent air. Two hours later sixteen more were affected with some sent to hospital.
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Fall River
Webster Street
Piman Street
Garroting Attack in South Boston Leaves Victim Robbed
A man named Smith was attacked on Harrison avenue near the South Boston bridge shortly before 10 pm Saturday. He was garroted from behind and relieved of his cash, then left in a semi strangled state as the assailants fled through Broad way. The article explains garroting as a dangerous jiu jitsu style hold and notes police pursuit continues.
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Smith
Harrison Avenue
Broadway
South
Boston Bridge
Lowndes of Maryland Dies Suddenly in Cumberland
Former Maryland Governor Lloyd Lowndes died at his Cumberland home on January 8. He rose for church, bathed, dressed, then suddenly collapsed. Heart failure attributed as the cause. Born February 21, 1845 in Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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Cumberland
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Boston Area Weather Forecast and Medical Ad
Local forecast notes a Monday of fair weather in Boston and vicinity. An accompanying ad promotes Father John’s Medicine with a guarantee to cure or a refund, warning of colds lingering and risking serious lung issues.
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FAI
Boston and Vicinity
Father John
Man Killed in Bar Fight in Barre
Joseph Milos aged 51 was stabbed during a 2 a.m. fight in a tenement house occupied by Polish families in South Barre and died at noon. Joseph Tiscinski, alias Jagzaga Ratzkefske, was captured two miles away and jailed. Ratzkefske remains in custody as a witness. Milos and Tiscinski had been in the United States 16 and 2 years respectively. Milos leaves a wife and son in Poland.
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Barre
Joseph Milos
South Barre
Joseph Tiscinski
Milos
Fred Parmeter
Jagzaga Ratzkefske
South Barre Wool Combing Company
Thomas
Stephan Hosta
Miles
United States
Poland
Tiscinski
Gray's Overcoat Sale Promises Bargains on Belted Coats
Local advertiser Gray's offers belt overcoats priced at 7.90 dollars with extra selected coats for 18 to 20 dollars. Street locations listed as Washington and Hanover streets.
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Gray
Washington
Hanover Streets
Handwriting Experts May Take Up Entire Week
Tucker Recovers From Slight Illness as the Tucker trial enters a week of government handwriting expert testimony. Professors Ewell and later Kinsley Carvalho and French will explain the Morton note handwriting found in the Page house after Mabel Page's murder. The defense faces an equally long schedule with its own experts, suggesting a multi week trial.
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Tucker
J. L. Morton
Charlestown
Mass
Page House
Vahey
Ewell
Kinsley, Carvalho
French
Sanderson
Murder Suspects Held In Vermont Man’s Frozen Death
Louis Lamora aged 62 a mill hand was found dead on the sidewalk in Winooski Vermont with authorities arresting his brothers in law Louis and Dennis Trambley on suspicion of murder An autopsy is planned Lamora had returned home last night prompting his wife and five children to seek refuge elsewhere and police allege the Trambleys were with him after his family left the house
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Winooski
Louis Lamora
West Centre Street
Louis
Dennis Trambley
Trambleys
A. L. Sherman
Lamora
Fred Barber
Isadore Barry
Men’s black cheviot suits at sale price
Men’s good serviceable black cheviot suits offered at 4.90, down from 10. Also listed cough remedy claim Coughing at Night stopped Lung Kuro stops throat irritation. locations Gray Washington and Hanover streets.
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Gray
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Kuro
Fleeing Bridegroom Captured After al lezen at Polish Church
In Lowell Mary Drogven a Polish resident was deserted at the altar by Felix Butkofsky during a Polish Catholic Church mass. 300 parishioners chased and captured him as he fled by Merrimac Square car. he was brought to Mary Dad’s home and then married in the same church later that day. He claimed a friend misled him about the bride and said he had no money.
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Lowell
Mary Drogven
Davidson Street
Felix Butkofsky
Alexandera Ogonowski
Merrimac Square
Matheos Budrevoy
Boston
Felix
Mary
New Britain
Bettina Girard Actress Dies In New York Hospital
Bettina Girard , actress and daughter of General Ordway, died at Roosevelt Hospital New York. Her death was reported to the coroner as an inquiry began. Her body was identified under the name Ordway and previously listed as Elizabeth Witter. She had been married seven times and was linked to several sensational incidents.
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New York
Bettina Girard
General Ordway
Washington
Roosevelt Hospital
West 41St Street
Elizabeth Witter
Ordway
Georgetown
Arthur Padelford
Baltimore
Arthur J. Padelford
John J. Raffael
Harrison J. Wolfe
William G. Beach
Philip Schuyler
Frank Turner
Francis C. Witter
Gray's clothing sale slashes prices on overcoats
Gray, offering $7.90 and $9.90 overcoats, reduces prices to $4.90 and $5.90 respectively. Also selling men's air wool pants at $1.90. Sale located on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Gray
Washington and
Hanover Streets
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