Watchers Say Revere House Used For Immoral Purpose
Nicholas C. Cockinos of the Watch and Ward Society testified in Suffolk Superior Court that holes bored in doors and radiators provided views into hotel rooms at the Revere House. He described late night activity in rooms 344 345 and 227 and said guests and servants behaved improperly while clerks and bellboys observed. The case seeks an injunction to halt operations at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas C. Cockinos
Watch and Ward Society
Revere House
Cockinos
Rodney S. Harrison
Beveley W. Mossman
Brown
Equity Merit
Suffolk Superior Court
Bell Boys
State House
Boston
G. A. R. Club of
Massachusetts
Miss Agnes Coakley Weds Charles Lillis Murdock in Brighton
Miss Agnes Coppinger Coakley daughter of Daniel H Coakley married Charles Lillis Murdock of Lafayette Indiana yesterday at St Columba s Church Brighton Cardinal O Connell officiated and Bishop Thomas E Lillis presided A nuptial mass featured attire and arrangements: bride wore white duchess satin gown with rose point lace veil and shower bouquet Bridesmaids wore pink satin and Ophelia roses Best man James Murdock and ushers James Mahoney and James Murdock Celebration followed at the Copley Plaza and a honeymoon trip before settling at Buzzards Bay and later Hotel Somerset
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal O'Connell
Agnes Coppinger Coakley
Daniel H. Coakley
Charles Lillis Murdock
Lafayette
Ind
St. Columbkille’s Church
Brighton
Thomas E. Lillis
Kansas City
Joseph V. Tracy
P. R
Charles Lyons
S. J
Boston College
George Reardon
William Reardon
Charles White
Mahoney
Christopher Sullivan
T. H. Mahoney
Helen Mears
Sacred Heart Academy
Manhattanville
N. Y
Mary Lillis Murdock
Aileen Mahoney
Woman 60 Falls to Death En Route to Theatre
Mrs Lucy Atwood, 60, fell on the street while walking to a theatre in Brockton. She sustained internal injuries and died shortly after at the home of Miss Ella Southworth, where she was taken for assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Lucy Atwood
Ella Southworth
Bitten by Horse Seeks Five Thousand Damages
Hattie Peers of Chelsea seeks 5000 damages in Suffolk county court claiming a horse, accustomed to human flesh, bit her on October 7 at Arlington street and Everett avenue in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Hattie Peers
Chelsea
Arlington Street
Everett Avenue
Germans Hold U S Prisoners From Destroyer Jacob Jones
Washington officials confirmed two sailors from the destroyer Jacob Jones were captured by Germany after a December 6 submarine attack. Identified by Red Cross channels are Albert de Mello a Seaman of New Bedford Massachusetts and John Francis Murphy a cook of Newport Rhode Island with reported addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob Jones
Germany
Red Cross
Navy
Albert de Mello
John Francis Murphy
Cook
de Mello
Hathaway Street
New Bedford
Mass
Murphy
Marfee
Hall Avenue
Newport
R. I
U S May Order Fats Trimmed Off Meat
Chicago January 9 The meat division of the United States food administration is considering a new packing plant plan in Chicago to trim fats from meat before sending to retailers. A committee will report to J F Sutton chief of the division around January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Food Administration
J. F. Sutton
Crocket Signs For Real Fight Enlists For Black Watch
David Scott Crocket of Somerville and Herbert C Ingham of East Cambridge enlisted at the British and Canadian Recruiting Mission. Crocket chose the Black Watch and will be sent to Windsor Nova Scotia for training before joining the regiment. The mission accepted 22 men and rejected seven applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Scott Crocket
Harvard Place
Somerville
Bromfield Street
Walter Crocket
Crocket
R. J. Farquhar
Market Street
Windsor
Black Watch
Herbert C. Ingham
Independent
Ice Company of
Cambridge
Otis Place
East Cambridge
Royal Horse and
Royal Field Artillery
Oldest Episcopal Bishop Llewellyn Jones Dies in Newfoundland
St John s Newfoundland January 9 Bishop Llewellyn Jones aged 77 died today as the longest serving bishop in the British Empire He had retired last September after forty years leading the Newfoundland diocese and will be remembered for his long service and leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s, N. F
Llewellyn Jones
British Empire
Jones
Newfoundland
Leaps From Roof Fatal in Mental Illness Incident
Patrick Bergen leaped from the roof of an apartment at 46 Poplar Street during an illness induced mental aberration and was instantly killed. He resided at 74 Phillips Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bergen
Poplar Street
Phillips Street
Five Boston Children Injured in Coasting Accidents
Five youngsters from Boston were hospitalized after coasting accidents yesterday. Frank Cassidy, 15, of West Roxbury, suffered internal injuries and a broken arm after hitting a hydrant on Newbury Street. Alice Laffey, 8, and Margaret Smith, 7, both of Roxbury, sustained skull fractures and other injuries after colliding with a damp cart in Washington Park. William Hughes, 9, of Jamaica Plain, fell four feet in Oakdale Square and suffered a concussion. Walter Cauley, 12, of Roxbury, era received a deep laceration to the left leg when his coasting entered an automobile at ShirLe y and George streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Cassidy
Newbury Street
West Roxbury
Berry Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Alice Laffley
Regent Court
Margaret Smith
Roxbury
Washington Park
Dale Street
Charles Duncan & Sons
City Hospital
Oakdale Square
Jamaica Plain
William A. Hughes
Oakdale Street
Walter Cauley
George Street
Shirley
George Streets
Norway Says Bolsheviks Made No Offer of Food
London Jan 9 Denial is made by Norwegian officials that Bolsheviks offered no food aid or barter terms to Norway amid wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
London
Norwegian minister cites Bolshevik grain offer to Norway
The Norwegian food minister says a Copenhagen dispatch reports the Bolshevik government offered Norway grain or flour from foreign sources. It notes Russia offered wheat stored on the Mann or Murman coast shipped from America for Petrograd but later withdrew the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Norway
Copenhagen
Murnan
America
Petrograd
Pershing Reports Death of Private Barney in Taunton Mass
General Pershing announced the death of Private Herbert F. Barney of Taunton Massachusetts from a gunshot wound his mother Mrs Minnie Barney lives at 128 Somerset avenue Taunton Also reported that Private Arthur J Snedecker engineer was seriously wounded in action on December 31 no details of engagement were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
Herbert F. Barney
Taunton
Mass
Minnie Barney
Somerset Avenue
Arthur J. Snedecker
Iron-Nuxated Iron Boosts Strength Claims in Ad
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a miracle stimulant for men over 50, claiming it restores vigor, improves endurance, and helps fight disease by correcting iron deficiency. It states a test regimen and promises money back if strength does not double in ten days, with broad claims about absorption and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
H. Sauer
E. Sauer
Jordan Marsh Company 1918 Price List Items
A 1918 price list from Jordan Marsh shows table cloths 2x2 yards at 3.27, men’s raccoon coats at 200.06 and 50.00, men’s fur lined coats 85.00, imported steamer rugs 60. etc. Bleached cotton sheets sizes 81x99 and 63x69 priced, bleached sheeting in several widths priced between 2 and 6.50, and tables listed with various values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunniburi and Brosdcloth
Greece
Mets Ostccatta
Bias Shidpe
Oxford
Georgette
Westra
Stecks
Oppose Extension of Quincy Parkway Adverse Report
The Metropolitan Park Commission filed a special report with the Legislature opposing the Furnace Brook Parkway extension in Quincy from Hancock to Adams streets. It recommended the work should not be done, at least not at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Park Commission
Furnace Brook Parkway
Quincy
Hancock and
Adams Streets
Youth Dies After Vehicle Collision at North Packing Yard
Walter Regan aged 22 of 14 Stone Avenue Somerville died en route to Cambridge Relief Hospital from injuries after being crushed between an auto truck and a freight car at the North Packing and Provision Company yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Regan
Stone Avenue
Somerville
Cambridge Relief Hospital
North Packing and Provision Company
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
The ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, even way to darken gray hair. It claims millions of bottles sell yearly at local drugstores, with quick results after one application and no disease cure implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Chief Smith
Edward H. Horton
John R. Murphy
John F. Fitzgerald
John E. Gilman
Miss Coakley
Agnes’ Coppinger Coakley
EB. Horn Co. Jewelers
Washington St
U. S
Real Fight
Jordan Marsh Company
Salem
Ae Ae Ee G.bo
Vracercesne
Monos
Women’s “Union
Reve
Nak
Biri
Seeev
China
Io.yu CY G.s
Bet Eset
Berry
Nippon
Aetiariae
Iece Rink
Ree ‘Tapestry
Worth Jets
Worth
Rth
Vici Kid
Fords & Dullets
Chile
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Bou
Wat
Orn
Vis
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Quincy Parkway
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