State police press Fernald mystery in Middlesex case
State police and District Attorney Sanderson take up the Fernald deaths investigation after New Hampshire autopsy findings. Viscera lie at Dartmouth awaiting decision. exhumation of Mrs Elmer Fernald possible if evidence warrants. Relatives offer to fund analyses if county proves insufficient evidence.
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Sanderson
Middlesex County
Jackson
N. H
George M. Fernald
Elmer E
Everett
New Hampshire
Rhoades and
Byrnes
Shaw
Dartmouth College
Elmer E. Fernald
Durrell
Somerville
Rhoades and Byrnes
Ada McLeod
Fernald
Fernalds
Courtland Street
Robbins Street
Minard's Liniment Relieves Longstanding Rheumatism
Mrs Emma B Williams of Boston reports four years of rheumatism with unable hands and limbs, hospital care without relief, then success after using Minard's Liniment. She praises the product and urges others to know its value, signing from Sawyer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Hospital
Emergency Hospital
New England Hospital
New York
Boston
Minard
Emma B. Williams
Sawyer St
American Ambassador Leishman In Turkey Lunch With Sultan
The American ambassador Mr Leishman and his party were hosted at luncheon at the palace in Constantinople and then received in private audience by the Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Leishman
Jay
Hold Steward as Smuggler on Sachem Case
William Abbott chief steward of the Warren line steamship Sachem was held in $1000 bonds by U S Commissioner Hayes after a hearing on charges of landing two alien Russian Hebrews at the port. Witnesses included crewmates and passengers who testified about the passengers’ origin and travel. The Sachem sails for Liverpool today and Abbott awaited a sail to avoid being left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abbott
Liverpool
Warren Line
Sachem
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Hayes
Abbott
Springfield
Mass
William McGillan
Henry Flynn
Robert Gardner
Flynn
Gardner
McGillian
Frank Evans
Thomas Barlow
Pearl appeals for clemency in police persecution claim
Charles M. Pearl of New York, who pleaded guilty to forging a $149 check, asked the Superior Criminal Court for mercy, saying harsh police pursuit ruined his chance at an honest life after early reforms and time in Elmira and Sing Sing. He was sentenced to four years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Pearl
New York
Superior Criminal Court
United States Trust Company
Pearl
Cowboy
Stevens
Elmira
Sing Sing
Iask
French Marist Chapelle to Lecture at Harvard
Rev. Henri de La Chapelle of the Marists will lecture to Harvard's St. Paul's Catholic Club on January 17 March 7 and March 25. He will discuss the French Church persecution and the history from the Concordat to the present crisis. Topics include The Church and State in France from the Concordat to 1870 and from Preparation to Crisis and The Rupture Between the Church and State in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Catholic Club
Harvard University
Henri de la Chapelle
Marists
Father Chapelle
France
Death of George Mc Mullen Linked to Alcoholism
An autopsy on George Mc Mullen of 52 Carver Street, who died at the city prison, found death due to alcoholism with brain trouble. He was taken from home by Lagrange street officers and restrained before examination by Dr Jelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McMullen
Carver Street
City
Frederick L. Briggs
Lagrange Street
Jelly
Missing Malden Girl Mary Clinton Recalled by Family
In Malden on January 14 the mother of 15 year old Mary Clinton lies sick as Mary remains missing from her Pearl Street home since last Monday. She told her mother she would go to Boston to seek work at Schrafft's candy factory and return for dinner. Police search continues though a letter to the girl signed Charles Holt is found. Mary is about 5 feet 2, 105 pounds with brown hair and a round face.
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Malden
Pretty
Mary Clinton
Bernard C. Clinton
Pearl Street
Boston
Schrafft’s
Charles L. Holt
Federal and Municipal Clash Over Sunday Case
Federal authorities and Municipal Court judges argued over jurisdiction in the William Hession case charging Sunday sidewalk washing at the Federal building on Dec. 30. Hession pleaded guilty after agreement on rights. Judge Sullivan postponed the matter to Jan. 25 for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hession
United States
Lewis
Hession
Sullivan
Dewey Lordan Not Arrested in Dorchester Mixup
A correction explains that Daniel J. Lordan of Dorchester, nicknamed Dewey for admiring Admiral Dewey, was not arrested. The earlier report mixed him with Michael F. Lorden, who was the actual arrestee. Daniel J. Lordan is a Stearns Lumber Company worker with Navy service and a clean record.
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Michael F
Dewey Lorden
Dorchester
Bridgewater
Daniel J. Lordan
Dewey
Michael F. Lorden
Stearns Lumber Company
United States Navy
Admiral Dewey
Local Woman Injured Slipping on Ice in Melrose
Mrs Katherine Nash 50 of 16 Summer Street Melrose slipped on ice on Wyoming Avenue near Main Street this morning and fractured her right leg. She was transported to Melrose Hospital by ambulance.
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Melrose
Katherine Nash
Summer Street
Wyoming Avenue
Main Street
Melrose Hospital
Think Babson Will Remain As Corporation Counsel
City Hall watchers say Corporation Counsel Babson may reconsider his resignation and stay in the city law department. Babson has not decided whether to withdraw, and Mayor Fitzgerald has not chosen a successor if he remains. Possible names floated include Joseph J. Corbett Edward D. McLaughlin and Congressman John A. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Babson
Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown Court
John A. Sullivan
Edward D. McLaughlin
House of Representatives
Buff and Blue Ball Draws 300 Couples in Roxbury
The Buff and Blue Association of Roxbury held its second annual ball at Cop ley Hall last night with 300 couples present. A 7:30 to 8:00 reception preceded a concert and grand march led by President William J McGlinchy and wife. Notable attendees included James Donovan Gallivan Peters OConnell Edward Donovan Leary Dwyer Coyle Daly, Fire Commissioner Wells, Fire Chief Mullen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buff and Blue Association of
Roxbury
Copley Hall
William J. McGlinchy
Henry D. Martin
M. Williams
James Donovan
James Gallivan
Andrew Peters
Joseph O’connell
Edward J. Donovan
Joseph J. Leary
Michael J. Dwyer
Michael J. Coyle
George T. Daly
Francis N. Daly
Hanley
Benjamin Wells
John Mullen
Léo Rogers
James H. Fayne
James B. Connolly
Walter S. Barnes
Eugene Buckley
Labor Notes in Boston unions push for smoke law reform
Boston firemen object to being held liable when heavy smoke leaves a chimney, urging an amendment to place responsibility with the engineer. The Boston & Maine Freight Clerks seek wage raises to 2.50 daily and a nine hour day, with officers elected including P. J. Finherty and Arthur W. Cole. Half of Plant Co. Jamaica Plain strikers take jobs at other shoe centers as Weener heads the cigar label committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stationary Firemen's Union
M. P. Flanagan
Boston & Maine
K. of L
Boston & Maine Railroad
Assembly
P. J. Finherty
Arthur W. Cole
John Price
Edward Burns
Thomas G. Plant Co
Jamaica Plain
Leon Weener
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
Phantom Detective shines in Boston at Grand Opera House
Last night at the Grand Opera House Boston audiences welcomed The Phantom Detective a sensational mystery musical melodrama. Rowland and Clifford present a daring heroine a fearless phantom detective and a cage scene with lions amid songs dances and moving pictures by the Mackerscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grand Opera House
Rowland and Clifford
Newsboys
Hall
Burlesque at Columbia Delights Fans with Imperial Cast
Ben R. Cook Fred W. Gray Jack E. Magee and Frank Murphy head a lively burlesque bill “A Night in Paris” and “Off to the Front” at the Columbia. Cook shines as candy boy and general Soakum while Pauline Moran sings three ballads. Gray and Graham revive their “Scotch Finish” act with humor. Murphy and Magee deliver Irish wit and slang. Zimmer and the comedy cappers also win applause. Wrestling tonight and amateurs Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben R. Cook
Fred W. Gray
Jack E. Magee
Frank Murphy
Columbia
Imperials
Ben Cook
Candy Boy
All Stars
Paris
Soakum
Pauline Moran
Gray
Graham
Murphy
Magee
Zimmer
Juggler
Deanza
McDonald
Palace Theatre Burlesque Bill Excites City Crowd
J Herbert Mack's World Beaters tour thrills Palace Theatre with two burlesques Catch at Last and The Isle of Rubbernecks. Lead comedian James K. Kearney and May Gebhardt headline a talented cast of sparkling performers. Bohannon and Corey deliver a hit carzotta routine while Sylvan agnAa O'Manl and Niblo and Spencer add clever sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Mack
World Beaters
Palace Theatre
Poniar Mrices
James K. Kearney
May Gebhardt
Alio
Bohannon
Corey
Sylvan agnAa O'Manl
Niblo and
Spencer
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Prins
X-Zalia Corporation
Batterymarch Street
Turkey
Hold Steward
George M’mullen
CLUETT, PEABODY @ CO
Kers
Cluett
Frank Jones
Frank Jones Brewing Co
Dewey Lordan
Lieve
LABOR
Warren
Brockway
Romanos
THE
Whiskey
Dr. Haines
Mary
J. W. Haines
Glenn Ridg
Cincinnati
Ohio
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