Burns Reward Claim Rejected by State Controller
William J. Burns’ bid for the $10,000 reward for LA Times dynamiters was turned down by State Controller Nye who said the contingent fund held no such amount. Nye advised Los Angeles DA Fredericks to pursue a legislative claim bill at the next session.
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Phillips to Lead Harvard Freshman Hockey Team
Morgan Phillips of Newton Centre was elected captain of Harvard's 1915 freshman hockey squad and confirmed by the athletic committee. A right centre, he fueled wins over St. Mark's and Pomfret and previously captained Milton Academy's hockey team.
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Milton Academy
Bargain Basement Echoes From Oursel's
Shoppers remark on the Tunnel Bargain Basement sales at Oursel's. The chatter reflects strong crowds and value deals with phrases about low prices, frequent discounts, and customers waiting their turn.
Bath Joyful Over Pardon of Morse
Morse receives commutation of sentence effective at once. Surgeon-General Torney warned his life would end within months if confined. President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham led months of effort by Mrs. Morse and supporters to secure freedom and transfer Morse to hospital care.
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Cal
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New York
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Bath Board of Trade
N. Gratz Jackson
Solar Lodge
F. W. O’brien
Mr. Morse
H. W. Crossman
Mrs Morse Leaves Washington for Atlanta as Special Messenger
Mrs Morse, designated by the Attorney General, departs Washington for Atlanta with her husband Morse's commutation papers. She expresses relief over Taft's act, calls Morse innocent, and fears his life will end within two months despite hoped baths in Carlsbad. She praises officers for duty and laments the death sentence's outcome.
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Attorney-General’s Office
Taft
Carlsbad
Bath Reacts to Morse Pardon with Joyful Celebration
Bath Me bursts into gladness after Charles W. Morse receives commutation news first from the Post. Crowds gather in Sagadahoc Square as the band plays The Star Spangled Banner and residents hail the pardon after weeks of anxious reports and supportive local actions.
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Charles W. Morse
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Morse
Washington Street
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Jennie R. Morse
Sagadahoc
Board of Trade
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Taft
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Miss Morse
Atlanta
Anna
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City Council weighs building limit extensions to include Roxbury and beyond
The ordinances would extend the first class building line citywide and to Roxbury Dorchester South Boston East Boston and Charlestown. Backers include Chamber of Commerce Fire Hazard Commission and Mayor Fitzgerald while builders oppose both and push for restricted limits. A Dorchester speaker argued the plan would push the poor into congested districts, facing cross examination by Councilman Matthew Hale as others cited figures. The committee will review with no further hearings scheduled.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
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East Boston
Charlestown
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Hazard Commission
Charles H. Logue
School House Commission
Daly
Fitzgerald
Raymond P. Delano
James Worth
A. H. Allen
John E. Kelley
Jnt. Hope Improvement Association
Points in C. W. Morse's Career and in His Fight for Freedom
Chronology of C. W. Morse from 1857 birth in Bath Maine through 1912 commuted sentence. Key milestones include Bowdoin College graduation 1877, founding and expanding banks and steamship lines, creation of the Morse chain of banks, control of major steamship firms, misappropriation conviction in 1908, prison in Atlanta 1910, and pardon bid.
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Bowdoin College
New York
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Boston & Portland Steamship Company
Boston & Kennebec Steamship Company
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
International Steamship Company
Hudson River People’s Line
Metropolitan and Clyde Steamship Companies
Consolidated Steamship Company
Bank of North America
Atlanta
Want Grand Trunk for South Boston
The South Boston Citizens Association urged Grand Trunk to locate Boston terminals on the Commonwealth Flats in South Boston. Resolutions were adopted at a meeting and copies will be sent to railroad officials for consideration.
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South Boston Citizens’ Association
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Boston
Commonwealth Flats
South
Obituary notices from Boston area arrivals and services
Death notices and funeral details for residents across Charlestown East Boston Roxbury and surrounding towns. Includes names Bridget Cawley Maria Calliendo James Burns Ella Flanders Peter Kingston Annie Kearse Annie Riley Catherine Marron and many others with funeral times, masses and church locations parish relations and family acknowledgments.
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Charlestown
Mary
Patrick Burns
North End
Ann Pendergast
Bunker Hill Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Boston
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Winnie Burns
Chelsea Street
Qgharch of the Most Holy Redeemer
Calliendo
Cawley
Brighton
Bridget
John Cawley
Shepard Street
St. Columbkille’s
Dugan
Roxbury
Catherine Dugan
MecLinden
Blue Hill Avenue
Good
Rose
Nee McManus
Michael Good
Rockingeace Place
St. Francis de Sales Church
Vernon Street
New York
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Mattapan
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Charles H. Hasselbrack
Catherine Bruce
Silver Street
South Boston
Fhee
Newbury Street
West Somerville
St. John’s Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Clarendon Hill
Teele Square
Kearse
Annie
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Tierney
Baldwin Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Riley
Somerville
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John Kiley
Washington Street
St. Joseph’s Thuren
Kingston
Peter Kingston
Honora Kingston
Buckley
Camden Street
St. Philip's Church
Luben
Dorchester
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Emil Luben
Paul FE. K. Tuben
Dix Street
St. Augustine’s Church
M’cormick
Jane Mc Cormick
Doherty
Patrick H. McCormick
St. Alphonsus Street
Mission Church
McMahon
Newton Centre
John McMahon
Willow Street
Chur of the
McGowan
Martin J. O’brien
Emerald Street
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St. John
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Forest Hills
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Dolan
Union Terrace
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Oscar T. Otto
Limerick Street
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Irving Street
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Margaret Hardiman
Dennis
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Stoddard Street
Woburn
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Margaret Whalen
Decatur Court
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