Milford man arrested in fatal assault case
James Curley of Milford was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after William H. Galvin died from a skull fracture and brain concussion. Galvin, found unconscious near T. J. Curley's store, died about 24 hours later. Curley posted a $10,000 bond and will face court tomorrow.
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Milford
James Curley
Neal
William H. Galvin
Curley
Galvin
T. J. Curley
Clarke
Taft
Subway Service Tied Up by Parker Building Fire Ruins
The Parker building fire destroyed walls rising 150 feet above Fourth avenue and threatened the subway tube between Fourteenth street and Grand Central. Police ordered the subway suspended last night. no express trains ran today though locals continued to Grand Central. Service expected to resume tomorrow forenoon, likely after the morning rush.
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New York
Parker
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Eighteenth
Nineteenth Streets
Grand Central
Rabbi P Israeli Installed at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Rabbi P Israeli was installed at Congregation Adath Jeshurum on Blue Hill Avenue and Brunswick Street, with Rabbis M M Eichler and Blechman assisting before a record crowd. Born in Russia, he moved to Hartford as a child, studied in New York and at the Jewish Theological Seminary, serving Des Moines and Williamsport before his current post. The Boston Zionists Council sent a shield of David and flowers filled the library as he outlined plans for Friday night lectures.
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P. Israeli
Adath Jeshurum
Blue Hill Avenue
Brunswick Street
M. M. Eichler
Temple Ohabei Sholom
Blechman
Mishkan Tefila
Rabbi Israeli
Russia
Hartford
Conn
New York City College
Jewish Theological Seminary
Des Moines
Williamsport
Boston Zionists Council
Halpin
The Biggest Restaurant in New York Planned to Seat 8000
Plans and leases are ready for a world’s largest restaurant to occupy the Broadway block from Forty third to Forty fourth streets in New York. It will feature a roof garden modeled after Versailles Gardens and aims for unprecedented scale and beauty in the United States. Backers include prominent Pittsburgh millionaires.
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New York
Broadway
Forty-third
Forty-fourth Street
Versailles
Pittsburg
Way to Heal Skin Rashes With K Zalia Squid Remedy
An old advertisement claims k Zalia squid product can soothe itching and redness from any skin rash. Sold by druggists and packaged by X Zalia Corp, the copy promises rapid eruption healing.
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X-Zalia Corp’n
Yeggs Raid Grocery Safe in Wellesley
A gang of yeggmen blew open the grocery store safe of J. H. O'Brien in Wellesley at about 2 a m using nitro glycerine. They wrecked much of the store and escaped with about $100 in cash plus cigars and cigarettes.
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Wellesley
J. H. O’brien
Tuttle on Eliot plan sparks Charles River clash
A Boston & Maine president criticizes Harvard president Eliot's proposal to beautify and free the Charles River below the Craigie dam. He warns of railroad land losses and business disruption while Metropolitan Commission members and state officials say no action is planned. The piece also reports a recent spate of yegg robberies fueling town fear.
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Charles River
Craigie’s Embankment
Inner Harbor
New Craigie Dam
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
The
Post
Eliot
Harvard
Metropolitan Park Commission
Boston
Charlestown
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Albany Railroad
Metropolitan Commission
Commission
Part
W. S. Youngman
Charles River Basin Commission
Cambridge
North Station
North Terminal
Barrister John V. McInerny Dies in St. John at 50
John V. McInerny K G a leading St John barrister died after months with Brights disease He was 50 a Harvard and Boston Law graduate who practiced in Kent county and St John He served twice as a member of Parliament for Kent in the Canadian Commons.
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ST. John
N. B
John V. McInerny
K. G
Bright
Harvard University
Boston Law Schools
Kent County
Kent
Roosevelt to withdraw federal troops from Goldfield Nevada
President Roosevelt will pull federal troops from Goldfield Nevada shortly after the Nevada Legislature begins its special session. He disclosed this plan at the White House when the special investigating commission report and a letter to Governor Sparks were released. The President will follow the commission's recommendations unless the governor proves they are factually incorrect.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Goldfield
Nev
White House
Special Investigating Commission
Sparks
Nevada Troops Debate Prompts Removal After Legislature
A report concludes that Governor Sparks misread conditions and urges removing federal troops in Goldfield after the Legislature convenes. The investigation finds no warrant for calling or keeping troops and notes operator pressure for aid, with limited hearings from miners and operators.
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Nevada
Sparks
Murray
Smith and Neill
Goldfield
Operators’ Association
Miners’ Union
Boston Water Works Union installs new officers
Michael I Ob r ien national president and James A Gorman national secretary of the Federation spoke at the Boston Water Works Union meeting yesterday and installed President James A McCaffrey and the other recently elected officers.
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Michael I
O’brien
James A. Gorman
Federation of State, City and Town Employees’ Unions
Boston Water Works Union
James A. McCaffrey
Caledonian Club Plans Burns Night Ball in Boston
The Boston Caledonian Club prepares for its Burns Night Ball in the Grand Hall Mechanics Building on Huntington Avenue Friday January 24. The event marks the club's 55th anniversary and is expected to draw between 7500 and 10000 people with a program of top interest.
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Boston
Boston Calendonian Club
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Scotland
Bobbie
Burns
Cambridge Man Vanishes While Visiting Sweetheart in New York
William H. Moran of East Cambridge disappeared from his home at 85 Fourth Street last Thursday. Police believe he traveled to New York to visit Loretta Lamb, a Roslindale salesgirl who left a Boston store in September to study music in New York.
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William H. Moran
East Cambridge
Fourth Street
Moran
New York
Loretta Lamb
Roslindale
Boston
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Enry
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