Court Hearing Records Norton Murder Case In Roxbury
In Roxbury District Court Michael H. Norton pleads not guilty to the murder of Mary R. McCarty. Aged defendant is held for the grand jury after witnesses describe the scene and officers recount seizing a loaded revolver.
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Michael H. Norton
Roxbury
Mary R. McCarty
Shirley Street
Edward A. Dever
Station 9
Norton
Mary Caton
Leonard
Judge Williams
McCullough and Dever
Dogs as police partners pioneer New York bureau
The New York police department launches a dog detective bureau with Belgian sheep dogs and an American airdale. The dogs will assist patrols, locate criminals, and respond to police whistles. four dogs arrived from Belgium and one from the United States. The program aims to test feasibility for Boston and other cities.
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Boston Socialist meetings postponed over date conflicts
In Greater Boston the Socialist party has delayed its upcoming meetings to discuss industrial conditions until next week due to conflicting dates with unemployed events. Also report arrests, accidents, and thefts including a break in at a Dorchester boathouse and a scalding injury at the First National Bank building.
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Socialist Party
Boston
Harry E. Smith
O Street
Division 4
Frank Howell
Dorchester Avenue
John Fisher
First National Bank
Franklin and
Congress Streets
Boston Police
Charles Elliott
Bocock
Campbell County
Philip Sullivan
Philip Saulsbury
Jeffrey Sullivan
Allen Street
Jeffrey, Jr
Elizabeth Ford
Peter Parley Road
James Coughlan
Tudor Street
Robert Bishop Manufacturing Company
West Sixth Street
Bank of England lowers interest rate to five percent
London reports the Bank of England reduced the bank rate to 5 percent today. The notice contrasts with a medical advertisement for Brown's Bronchial Tradhes claiming relief for coughs sore throat hoarseness and bronchial affections. The product is sold only in boxes.
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Bank of England
London
Morroco Accord Report and Bankruptcies Echo City News
Paris reports perfect accord between France and Spain over Morocco as Foreign Minister Pichon returns from Madrid. In Dallas the Western Bank & Trust Company with 500000 capital passed to an assignee, liabilities 1054104. In Masting a fire at the National Conduit & Cable plant caused 50000 in damages. New York bankers Whitney & Kitchen assign to Bayard Li Peck. Savannah tug Gibbons damaged by dock fire. Denver firm Orman & Crook files bankruptcy with 741136 liabilities and 1282771 assets. New York sees Samuel Ig Drage elected president of Night and Day Bank. Chicago reports a pistol duel killing William Venkerhauser and an involuntary bankruptcy filing.
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Western Bank & Trust Company
National Conduit & Cable Company
New York
Whitney & Kitchen
New York Stock Exchange
Bayard Li Peck
Girard’ N. Whitney
James V. Geraghty
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Gibbons
Denver
O Col
United States Court
Orman & Crook
Samuel Ig. Drage
Thenited States Mortgage & Trust Company
Chicago
William Venkerhauser
Michael Kern
Itn
Cowles Pushes One Cent Letter Rate Talk
James I. Cowles, secretary of the Postal Progress League, spoke at the Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government about the potential of a one cent letter rate. He argued that current postage penalizes American students and authors relative to foreign peers and suggested a one cent two-ounce letter would modernize domestic service to align with global standards.
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James IL
Postal Progress League
Boston Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Commonwealth Avenue
Congress
Germany
Measles Quarantine Hits 500 Pittsburg Homes
Pittsburg reports 500 homes quarantined today due to measles with one or more patients in each home. Health superintendent Dr James Edwards calls the situation alarming as over 1000 cases are tallied and contagion spreads.
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Pittsburg
James Edwards
Doctor's Wife Granted Absolute Divorce
Mrs. Maria D. Cole wife of Dr. Charles H. Cole was granted an absolute divorce in Worcester on January 16. She testified that her husband ruined his fine medical practice by excessive drinking and abused her forcing her to seek safety with neighbors.
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Worcester
Maria D. Cole
Charles Dewey
Charles H. Cole
Reid Sues for $1 250 000 in Newfoundland lawsuit
Reid, promoter of the Reid Newfoundland Company, sues the Newfoundland government for 1 250 000 damages claiming the state subsidized a competing line of steamers that has been operating for several years.
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Reid
Reid Newfoundland Company
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