New Theft Record Claimed in Bellows Falls
Andrew Petos, 21, a Greek, is charged with a wide range of thefts from his employer Dr. F. L. Osgood of Saxtons River. The alleged larceny includes $88 cash, clothing, butter, pork, underwear, stockings, a fountain pen, and more. Petos appeared in court, pleaded not guilty, and was held in $1000 for Saturday's appearance.
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Andrew Petos
F. L. Osgood
Saxtons River
Osgood
Rockingham
Vermont
Petos
George Clark at ice speedway with Gaudaur horse
George Clark owner of the famous black stallion Gaudaur by Guy Wilkes plans to race the horse again on ice. Clark also owns J. E. C. with a 2.13% leg record, and has recovered from rheumatism after using Var-nesis. Clark shares his illness and recovery, praising Var-ne-sis and urging readers to obtain the remedy.
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George Clark
Gaudaur
Guy Wilkes
Chicago
Boston
Mr. Clark
Dope Cases Hearings Expand In Suffolk Court
The Suffolk county grand jury in special session will today hear more evidence in several narcotic trafficking cases. Police and District Attorney Pelletier's office continue a crackdown after arrests Saturday and Sunday, with arraignments in Police Court yesterday.
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
Pelletier
Boston Police Department
Traffic ban on Washington Street trolley cars extended
Traffic regulations prohibiting trolley car operation in Washington Street between Franklin and Essex streets will remain in effect for another six weeks or until February 24, by order of the City Council.
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Washington Street
Franklin
Essex Streets
Dr Augusta Carlson Charged With Narcotic Prescribing
Dr Augusta Carlson pleaded not guilty to narcotic prescribing charges. The case, with Bail set at 500, was continued for a week. Sergeant Kneeland of the Back Bay police led the evidence. District Attorney Pelletier directed the narcotics crackdown.
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Augusta N. Carlson
Massachusetts Avenue
Kneeland
Back Bay
Pelletier
Carlson
Deer Island
John Hurley
William Gaffney
Hurley
Gaffney
Barry and
Sheffield
Joy Street
Somerset Street
West End
Samuel Ball
Cambridge
Irwin
East Dedham Street
Samuel Downey
Sterling Street
Roxbury
Protestant Church Notices and Upcoming Services
The Unitarian church in Brooklyn hosted Rev. John H. Lathrop at noon prayers with good attendance. Rev. John Haynes Holmes will preach at noon today and Organist Lang will perform an organ recital from 12 to 12 10 p m. Dr. J Cromwell Hughes, former Immanuel Baptist pastor, now Shelburne Falls, faces a serious operation at Brooks Hospital. A covenant service at the Tabernacle drew many connected to First Presbyterian Church. Union Congregational Church sets its annual meeting for Thursday evening January 11 after a 6 30 p m supper with officer elections and reports.
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John H. Lathrop
Unitarian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
King’s Chapel
John Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
New York
Lang
J. Cromwell Hughes
Immanuel Baptist Church
Fields Corner
First Baptist Church
Shelburne Falls
Brooks Hospital
Corey Hill
Brookline
Tabernacle
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Electors Cast State’s Hughes Fairbanks Ticket
The state’s electoral college officially cast its vote for Hughes for President and Fairbanks for Vice President yesterday morning in the Senate chamber at the State House. Benjamin F. Felt of Melrose was chosen as messenger to carry the ballots to Washington and present them to the President.
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Hughes
Fairbanks
Electoral College
Senate
State House
Benjamin F. Felt
Melrose
Republican State Committee
Washington
City Extends Car Service Ban To Ease Holiday Congestion
Following a board recommendation the street commissioners initially halted streetcar service during Christmas and New Year to ease congestion. The City Council extended the order with a slight time shift from 9:30 am–7 pm to 10 am–6:30 pm. Edward Dana of the Boston Elevated Railway advised an eight week extension to allow re routing and reduce criticism.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Edward Dana
Boston City Council Opposes Tax Favors for Elevated Railway
The Boston City Council adopted a resolution, introduced by Councilman Lehy, opposing city contributions to the Boston Elevated Railway Company and any tax-limit increase for such aid. A loan order of 108000 for Long Island fire protection becomes effective by law and available.
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Lehy
City of
Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Special Commission
Long Island
Canada to Expand Munition Making in Canada
Ottawa reports a Dominion Parliament session will consider a government bill to aid refining lead copper and zinc in Canada by bounty or tariff. Finance Minister White notes Canada will take more of the munition business from the United States as metal supplies exist in the Dominion though refining is mostly done south of the border.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Dominion
White
Hyde Park Police Station Plans Approved by Commissioner
Maginnis and Walsh architects propose a Hyde Park police station in the public works yard near River Street. Two plans shown: fireproof construction estimated at $80,000 and brick and wood at $65,009.
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Maginnis & Walsh
O’meara
Public Works Department
River Street
Hyde Park
Hold Men in $3000 for Harcourt Street Break
Allan McDonald and George H. Sheehan were arrested at the Harcourt Bridery office on Harcourt Street Back Bay. They waived examination in Police Court and were held for the grand jury in $3000 each on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. McDonald age 24 of 35 West Newton Street, Sheehan age 22 of 107 Brookline Street. Both were finger printed and photographed for the Rogues Gallery.
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The
Harcourt Bridery
Harcourt Street
Back Bay
McDonald
West Newton Street
Sheehan
Brookline Street
Rogues’ Gallery
Harcourt
Allan McDonald
George H. Sheehan
Coughlin
State House Drives Move to Register Mine Stocks
A bill filed by Senator Beck of Chelsea at the State House would require registration of all mining stock sold in the state. The act would ban sales without a certificate from the commissioner of corporations detailing mine location work and plant conditions with penalties of up to 100 dollars and a year in jail.
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State House
Beck
Chelsea
Senate
Commissioner of Corporations
Jackson
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles River
Watertown
House of Representatives
Collins
Amesbury
Stevens
Boston, Waltham & Western Electric Railroad
Boston
Edward EB. Keevin
Neponset Pupils Escape Fire At Old Minot Primary
State police inspectors investigate a fire yesterday at the Old Minot Primary School on Walnut Street Neponset. All 375 pupils evacuated the building in under ninety seconds, leaving with coats and hats in hand.
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Neponset
Minot
Walnut Street
Sloan's Liniment Chronicle of a Transforming Era
A historic overview links Sloan's Liniment to a century of rapid change from the Washington Monument to the Panama Canal and the rise of modern tech. It credits the remedy with helping riders become motormen and riders to drivers, while celebrating vast population and wealth growth and major events. It ends with a sales note for 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.
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Sloan
Washington Monument
Brooklyn Bridge
Maud S
Queen Victoria
General Grant
Frederick
William
Leo
Pius
Linotype
Panama Canal
China
Japan
Mexico
South
America
Charleston
San Francisco
Johnstown
Oklahoma
Billy Sunday
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Nellie Bly
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