Overdue liner St Paul possibly delayed by machinery
New York January 9. American line reports no uneasiness over the overdue St Paul. Weather and head winds hindered steamers. possible broken machinery noted. Cable info says American saw St Paul January 4 in heavy snow at 49.43 N 29 W, 108 miles from the Needles, after 86 hours at sea averaging over 12.5 knots. Either St Paul or New York will maintain regular sailing from New York Wednesday.
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New York
American Line
St. Paul
Wright
American
Needles
Rescue at Midogean as Gallina crew saved in voyage
The British steamer Kanawha landed part of the crew of the Gallina from Philadelphia, abandoned in a sinking condition on Jan 5 at 49 N 26 W after its Dec 16 departure for Christiania. The remaining Gallina crew were aboard the Charing Cross sailing from New York to Bristol.
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Liverpool
Kanawha
Maxwell
Newport News
Philadelphia
Christiania
Charing Cross
Mills
New York
Bristol
Milan Arraigned In Wife Murder Case
Michael Milan was arraigned in the Quincy District Court on a murder charge in his wife Cecelia's death at their home last Saturday. The reading of the complaint was waived and the case was continued until next Saturday for medical examiner investigation. Dr Gilbert reported no marks of violence and said death by burning, which clears the husband pending a formal report.
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Michael Milan
Quincy
Cecelia
Gilbert
Investigate Drunk Laws Committee Appointed by Mayor Quincy
Mayor Quincy announced a citizen committee to study changes in drunkenness laws. The panel includes Rev. F. B. Allen Boston University professors F Spencer Baldwin and Edmund Cummings, William Harmon, James Wise, Annette Rogers, Rachel Thorndike, and Joseph Thorp. They will review financial social and moral impacts and report in a few months.
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Quincy
F. B. Allen
F. Spencer Baldwin
Boston University
Edmund Cummings
Harvard University
Associated Charities of Boston
William E. Harmon
James ¥. Wise
Annette P. Rogers
Rachel KB. S. Thorndike
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Joseph G. Thorp
Deer Island
Swift & Co Official Denies Embalming Beef At Hearings
Fred W. Wilder testified before the War Investigating Commission on Swift and Co practices. He described ante mortem inspections, post mortem checks by government inspectors, cooling processes, and shipping car hygiene. He and other Swift officials denied chemical preservation, affirming beef quality and government contractual standards.
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Washington
Fred W. Wilder
Swift & Co
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Wilder
Manitoba
Liverpool
London
Witness
Ex- 2Port
Edwin Buckingham
John J. Murphy
Horace C. Gardner
G. F. Swift
Beacon Hill Woman's Club Plans $350000 Club House
At the annual meeting of the Woman's Club House corporation officers were elected. The group approved increasing capital stock to 150000 and announced a new club house to be built on 13 and 15 Beacon street adjoining the Hotel Bellevue.
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Woman's Club House Corporation
Beacon Hill
W. W. Botter
Beacon Street
Isabella A. Potter
Florence Everett
Sarah Sweet Windsor
Lacy G. Kendall
Maria ©. Hill
Reynolds and
Bigelow
Speaker Bates
House of Representatives
Josephine Wright Chapman
Oliver Crane
Mary D. Converse
N. W
Sibyl Sanderson Says Death of Husband Leaves Her Poor
Paris dispatch reports Sibyl Sanderson may return to the stage to earn income after Antonio Terry’s death, with his mother controlling most of the fortune. The will disputes and lavish racing expenses drained resources, leaving the widow prostrated as a rare Tiffany silver set once belonged to Terry.
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Paris
Sibyl Sanderson
Antonio Terry
Terry
Antonio
Sybil Sanderson
Miss Sanderson
Mmne
Mr. Terry
Caracas
Champs Elysees
A. T
Tiffany
Lillie Langtry
Actress Clara Emory toappear in The Last Chapter
New York reports reveal actress Clara Emory, niece of Commodore Emory and descendant of General Emory and Benjamin Franklin, will perform publicly under her own name in George H. Broadhurst’s play The Last Chapter after previously using a nom de theatre in earlier stage work.
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New York
Mr. Mansfield
George H. Broadhurst
Clara Emory
William Emory
U.S. N
William H
Reconciled in hospital after long search
Archibald Alexander found his wife in Bellevue Hospital after weeks of searching. He, now a prosperous St. Louis businessman, plans to take her home once she recovers, following a reconciliation after she was on the operating table when he called last Saturday.
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New York
Archibald Alexander
Bellevue Hospital
Alexander
St. Louis
Penury
Caught the Wrong Woman at Church of the Redeemer
Louis Starick accused Lulu Meyer as she entered the Church of the Redeemer after a manhunt for his missing wife and $300. He grabbed her but she escaped, later having Starick arrested. The police believe his actions reflect stress from the recent loss of his money.
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New York
Louis Starick
Lulu Meyer
Church of the Redeemer
Third Street
Avenue A
Starick
Miss Meyer
Gang of thieves loots medical offices. Boston case furthers
Inspectors Cleary and Bogan recovered a large cache of surgical instruments stolen from Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Maine. Officials expect more plunder and say Captain Dugan holds key facts leading to arrests of the gang’s principals.
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New England
Captain Dugan
Cleary and Bogan
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Boston
Stock Exchange
Dugan
Reynold
Kramer
Sim
Wade
Blair
Cleary
Bogan
Gang of
Towne Connor Libel Suits Settled Out of Court
The Towne-Connor libel suits have been settled out of court as Cambridge residents witnessed the dispute dissipate. Counsel for Mrs Towne moved to dissolve the attachment following the settlement.
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Towne-Connor
Cambridge
Mysterious Cambridge Burglars Strike Twice
Cambridge police report a rash of burglaries over the weekend including the Middlesex Bicycle Club on Prospect Street and G. B. Cunningham at 1218 Cambridge Street. False keys suspected as the doors were found ajar and tobacco goods plus cigars, cigarettes, candy and fruit were stolen, totaling about $2 in losses.
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Cambridge
Middlesex Bicycle Club
Prospect Building
Central Square
G. 8. Cunningham
Cambridge Street
Cunningham
Boutwell Defends Republic and Denounces Imperial Steps
Ex Governor Boutwell argues against imperial expansion in a Salem speech on Imperialism or Republicanism. He cites pledges to retire from Porto Rico and the Philippines, condemns annexation methods, and faults interventions in Hawaii and Cuba while stressing justice and constitutional principles.
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Salem
Boutwell
Hussex Institute
Philippine Islands
Congress
Porto Rico
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Cuba
Hawaii
Harrison
Safe Blown for Money at Ashburnham Bank
Ashburnham, Jan 9. A dynamite blast shattered the First National Bank of Ashburnham causing the safe to be blown apart and $1300 missing. Entry was gained by jimmying the door. two safe doors found across the room. windows demolished. no suspects or witnesses. Damage to building and interior estimated around $2000 with notes and drafts scattered. Deputy Sheriff William H. Richardson suspects amateurs and a possible team escape. No one has been identified.
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Ashburnham
First National Bank of
William H. Richardson
Main Street
Richardson
Ex-Officer Nixon Freed in Dorchester Larceny Trial
Ex-policeman Nixon was acquitted in Dorchester court of larceny over two kegs of nails and goods taken from a Glenway street house on November 11. Judge Churchill said no evidence justified a conviction and acquitted Nixon while finding co-defendant Daniel Dwyer guilty.
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Nixon
Dorchester Court
Glenway Street
Churchill
Daniel Dwyer
Dwyer
Neglect of Duty Charges Against Patrolman Gould
Charges have been preferred against Patrolman Albert F Gould of Station 9 for neglect of duty. He is a witness in the case of Patrolman Nixon who was recently discharged. No hearing date set yet but expected soon. Several other patrolmen to face the board, requiring multiple sessions due to large list.
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Albert F. Gould
Nixon
Hurley
Gambling raid fines hit Franco-German Club players
Police liquor squad raided the Franco-German Club at 1 Boylston Place between midnight and 1 am Sunday and found cards and chips on the tables. Twenty-one men were fined a small sum each, while eight men from the Monroe Club at 168 Tremont faced similar penalties.
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Boylston Place
Munroe Club
Tremont
Newtons Mayor Wilson Inaugurated In City Meeting
Mayor Edward B. Wilson of Newton and the Board of Aldermen were inaugurated yesterday afternoon. Judge George A. Blaney administered the oath. The Washington street widening nears completion with costs near 1,000,000, well above the original 400,000 estimate. Grade crossings on the north side are nearly removed. Audited accounts total 2,047,934 with the city’s share about ten percent. Aldermen elected William M. Knowlton president and Henry Bailey vice president.
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Edward B. Wilson
Newton
Wilson
George A. Blaney
Washington Street
William M. Knowlton
Henry Bailey
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