Mexican General Salazar Captured Near Sanderson
Mexican general Jose Ynez Salazar was seized from a Sanderson train as authorities round up rebels who fled Ojinaga. He is the seventh general held by U S authorities. several others remain missing and are believed hidden in Texas. Salazar faces Santa Fe federal charges for conspiracy to smuggle arms into Mexico.
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Presidio
Texas
Ojinaga
Mexico
Sanderson
Jose Ynez Salazar
Eagle Pass
Salazar
United States
Pascual, Orozco
Marcello Caraveo
Antonio Rojas
Santa Fe
N. M
el Paso
Marfa
Flo Paso
Coakley and Sherman Face Suit Over 15962
Daniel H. Coakley and Roland Sherman, once partners, defend in Superior Court a suit seeking 15962.30 from the estate of Lavina L. Lambert widow by administrator. Lambert was injured when a Boston Elevated car left the track and won a 1910 jury verdict for damages. the suit contends only 6000 was paid.
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Daniel H. Coakley
Roland Sherman
Coakley
Sherman
Lavina L. Lambert
Boston Elevated Railroad
Quincy police claim gang leader in Pachepo arrest
Quincy police identify Manuel Pachepo as the ringleader in a summer gang of home robbers. Fall River police arrested him, inspector Goodhue and a Boston dealer linked loot from James H. Stetson’s home. He faces charges in Quincy and is wanted on a larceny count in New Bedford.
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Quincy
Manuel Pachepo
Fall River
Inspector Goodhue
Quincy Force
Boston
James H. Stetson
Pachepo
New Bedford
Juvenile Delinquency Officials Question Report Findings
Police Commissioner O'Meara's figures are challenged by Juvenile Court and probation officials who say juvenile delinquency is not rising. They argue the current legal system is more effective than harsh measures, noting fines can be imposed and external conditions largely drive the issue.
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O’meara
Juvenile Court
Roxbury
Edwin Mulready
Victor M. Anderson
Debating Juvenile Delinquency and Probation Policy
The discussion cites 1909 and 1913 police figures showing many youths in custody yet argues the probation system reduces reoffending. Officials including Edwin Mulready Dr Victor Anderson and Judge Harvey Baker defend probation while stressing prevention and individual treatment over punishment.
William G. Strong Dies in Wakefield at Age Oldest Citizen
William Graham Strong of Wakefield longtime town finance committee member for 20 years died yesterday at his home 14 Nahant Street. He is survived by his wife a son and two daughters.
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William Graham Strong
Wakefield
Nahant Street
Wreck Report Ties Grace Martin to Maine Coast
A witness recalls a schooner seen by the Northland as the Grace Martin, wrecked off the Maine coast after aiding the Cobe quid, with a crew member left unable to identify the mother ship. The Woolbury had been returning from the Bay of Fundy when the incident occurred.
No Alarm After Fuller Palmer Missing Sighting
E W Clark of the J S Winslow Company says no cause for alarm over the Fuller Palmer schooner missing after last reported passing Highland Light. He has asked the revenue cutter Gresham to search for the vessel.
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Portland
E. W. Clark
J. S. Winslow Company
Fuller Palmer
Highland Light
Fear Schooner Lost In Tuesday Maine Gale
A late despatch from Harleightown Navy Yard reports a five-masted schooner lost in a Tuesday gale off the Maine coast. Captain Charles Saunders of the Northland, towed to Rockland by Woodbury, sighted a five-masted ship earlier that morning but could not learn its name. He believes the craft foundered in the gale, with possible links to the Prescott Palmer, Fuller Palmer, Northland, or Grace A. Martin, all coal laden from Norfolk to Maine ports.
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Harlestown Navy Yard
Maine
Charles Saunders
Northland
Rockland
Woodbury
Saunders
Prescott Palmer
Fuller Palmer
Northlands
Grace A. Martin
Norfolk
Palmers
Premonition Of Peril Forks Captain Otis Clark At Sea
Captain Otis Webster Clark of the five masted schooner Fuller Palmer is believed in great danger on his current voyage from Norfolk. His wife Mrs Otis W Clark told a Post reporter she urged him to stay ashore and predicted danger, yet felt he would pull through. She said she has not slept and fears for his safety while recalling their life at Bath and the ship's stout reputation.
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Otis W. Clark
Fuller Palmer
Post
Norfolk
Captain Clark
Bath
Otis
Otis Webster Clark, Jr
Fuller Paumer
Maine
Dorchester
Fire Destroys Barn and Shed of Tutton Bros in Medford
Fire destroyed a large barn and shed owned by the Tutton Bros marble workers at 23 Canal Street Medford early last evening. An automobile and a carriage in the shed were consumed. Estimated loss about $2000.
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Tutton Bros., Marble Workers
Canal Street
Medford
Carmen Union Secures 500000 Back Pay Victory
The Carmen's Union says the Boston Elevated Company workers will receive retroactive back pay after arbitration, boosting Massachusetts street railway wages. About 7000 members will be assessed roughly seven dollars each, with back pay ranging from ten to one hundred dollars per person.
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Boston Elevated Company
Massachusetts
Odld
Arbitration awards boost car men pay in Boston area
Back pay ranges from 39.96 to 79.92 for girl employees in the third to fifth years of service while blue uniforms workers receive 7.04 to 69.94. Arbitration at the Copley Plaza ends with minor corrections and praise for union leaders and Arbiter James J. Storrow.
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Matthias Nesdale
Copley Plaza
Mayor Opens Passage Linking Two Boston City Halls
Boston officials connected the new 900000 city hall annex to the old building with a ceremony led by the Mayor. A series of events will follow including laying the cornerstone next week with many citizens present. The cornerstone box will hold newspapers coins a history of the building and photographs.
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Boston
City Hall
Visiting Business Mendine Celebrates 400th Club Meeting
The Commercial Club in Boston marked its 400th Algonquin Club meeting with a banquet attended by about 60 representatives from Commercial Clubs in Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis last night.
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The
Commercial Club
Boston
Algonquin Club
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Edison Ball Quietly Enforces Tango Ban at Mechanics Hall
Miss A. G. Bradley appointed as morale overseer for Edison employees seventh annual ball at Mechanics Hall. With 12 assistants, she halted any tango like dancing, ensuring no “tangoing” or “bunny hugging” and insisting dances remain proper. D. E. Sprague and J. J. Caddigan supported the effort to keep rules strict and off color dancing absent.
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Edison
Mechanics’ Hall
A. G. Bradley
Conger
D. E. Sprague
J. J. Caddigan
Miss Bradley
Bradley
Man Confesses Shooting Ellis Aimed at Woman's Orders
Caiy Somerville N J January 16 Paul Carl jailed here for the two year old shooting of Monroe F Ellis president of the New Jersey State Jumber Association confessed he shot Ellis with intent to kill at the behest of a woman whose name was withheld.
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Somerville
N. J
Paul Carl
Monroe F. Ellis
New Jersey State Jumber Association
Ellis
Man accused of hiring killer for Ellis shooting in New Jersey
The agency says Carl told an acquaintance in Stroudsburg that in summer 1911 he was asked by a woman in Gladstone to hire a man to kill Ellis for 600 dollars. He failed to hire others, then shot Ellis at his Bernardsville home, earning 400 dollars. The woman is under surveillance and Ellis survived.
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New York
Raymond
Washington Street
Carl
Stroudsburg
Penn
Jersey City
Gladstone
N. J
Ellis
Conkling Lumber Company
Bernardsville
Monroe F. Hillis
Mr. Ellis
Paderewski Collapses Amid Black Hand Threats
Pianist Ignace Paderewski suffers a severe temperamental shock and collapses while en route to Los Angeles for rest. His nerves snapped after months of pressure from Black Hand agents and he cancels all Pacific coast engagements. Tour manager L G Sharp telegraphs Behymer to arrange a bungalow. earlier Denver posters warned of dire consequences if he refused money.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Paderewski
Black Hand
Pacific Coast
L. G. Sharp
Impressario Behymer
Portland
Denver
Milwaukee Archdeacon Named Rector in Nantucket
The Rev. Charles L. Mallory archdeacon of the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese has been named rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Nantucket Mass. He will assume duties May 1.
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Milwaukee
Nantucket
Wis
Charles L. Mallory
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mass
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