Jury Trials Hep Sing Tong Members in Chinatown Killings
Ten defendants from the Hep Sing Tong stand trial in Superior Court for murder in a Tong war that left four victims in Chinatown on Aug 2. Jurors include 10 men chosen from 111 talesmen as legal proceedings continue over three weeks.
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HEP Sing Tong
Warry Charles
Yee Chung
Yee Wat
Dong Gok Ling
Joe Guey
Wong How
Wong Duck
Leong Gong
Hom Woon
Min Sing
Superior Criminal Court
Chinatown
Dong Bok Ling
Eben D. Jordan
Ingersoll Amory
Marlboro Street
Charles BE. Cotting
Horace S. Dame
Beacon Street
Talesmen
Julian C. Woodman
Jelly
Dong Box Ling
Chin Mon Suin
Wong Shu Chung
Chin Leet
Lee Kai Nom
Larceny cases land two Boston area arrests
Alfred E. B. McIntosh 42 of East Milton was arrested on a warrant for larceny of 147 dollars and 42 cents from Publishers' Press Co. on Sept 8 and breaking and entering at 3 Perkins St Somerville on Jan 9. William J. Johnson 36, alias James Tufts, was arrested for larceny of silverware worth 40 dollars from Jessie E. Sweet. he was turned over to Somerville police.
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Alfred EB. McIntosh
Bates Road
East Milton
Harris and Robinson
Publishers’ Press Company
Perkins Street
Somerville
Jessie E. Sweet
Patterson and
Norton
William J. Johnson
James Tufts
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from readers report relief from backaches and side pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the remedy as a thirty year standard treatment for female ills including displacements, ulcers, fibroid tumors, and nervous symptoms.
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Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl, Pa
Two-Cent Fare Law Declared Unconstitutional by State Supreme Court
News items from across the world report a Pennsylvania ruling nullifying the two cent railroad fare law. Other dispatches note Archbishop Riordan’s farewell with the Pope, a Chicago mortality record, arsenic poisoning in Texas, a Sunflower Glass plant fire, and a model “poor man’s church” in Chicago.
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Texas
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Kan
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Tokio
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Bome
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Harvard University
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Tyrone
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Duluth
Minn
Fort William
Lake Superior
Canada
Bread Line Proposed for Boston by Reverend Johnson
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson urged establishing a city bread line in Boston. He told a Post reporter he would oversee the effort if funds are raised, aiming to distribute bread to applicants at 10 o’clock or midnight daily. He warned of six weeks of hardship and urged banks to safeguard the funds.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Post
Tenants Rally In Boston To Fight High Rents
About 300 tenement dwellers met at Faneuil Hall under the Anti-High Rent League to pledge unity and fund a campaign. Eva Hoffman led the audience in an impassioned appeal urging tenants from the West End to enroll at league headquarters on Chambers Street for a planned rent reduction and eviction support if needed. James Carey urged organized action and warned landlords to expect city scrutiny and possible sanitary enforcement after elections.
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Faneuil Hall
Eva Hoffman
League
Chambers Street
James Carey
Back Bay
Sanitary Department
Martha Higgins Greenough Declared Legal Wife in Estate Battle
Judge Grant rules Martha D Higgins Greenough remains the lawful widow of Joseph F Greenough after hearings on alleged divorces. He finds the Colorado divorce void and rejects claims by Emma Pomeroy Eaton and Mary Magdalene Kerkas, who argued they were lawful widows with rights to the estate. The matter proceeds to the Supreme Court for further action.
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Magdelene Greenough
Pomeroy Eaton
Supreme Court
Europe
Martha.d. Higgins Greenough
Joseph F. Greenough
Grace Church
New York
Emma Pomeroy Eaton
Greenough
Cambridge
Miss Higgins
Fall River
Mary Magdelene Kerekas
Philadelphia
Martha D. Higgins
Grant
Colorado
New Cambridge Police Station Opens as Station 4
Mayor Wardwell’s order creates a fully equipped North Cambridge station named Station 4. Lieutenant Herbert Gordon serves as acting captain, Sergeant P F Murray as acting lieutenant, and Sergeants Brennan and White transfer for night duty. Day sergeant duty in Cambridge ends.
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Wardwell
Cambridge
Herbert Gordon
P. F. Murray
Michael F. Brennan
Orrin White
Scenic Temple Presents Top Vaudeville Week Attractions
The Scenic Temple at Berkeley street and Warren avenue bills improved entertainment as its char acterization. This week’s shows feature J W Myers basso with 24 choir boys and grand organ singing The Door of Hope, Professor Hormman sleight of hand, the Jerome sisters singing, Lydia Dreams ventriloquism, and fresh moving pictures drawing hearty audience approval.
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Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
J. W. Myers
Door of Hope
Professor Hormman
Jerome Sisters
Lydia Dreams
Theatre Comique Show Promises Novelty and Drama
Patrons at Theatre Comique this week will find a lineup of novelties and innovations. The bill features a moving picture drama The Ship Owner's Daughter and breezy musical numbers including The Man Who Walks on Water Red Tapeism The Adventures of a Coat and The Squally Beach. Singers Luna Cooper Kittie Howard Olive Nelson H J Hackler Otto Fisher and Fred Beauragain are favorites with Marjorie Bray Katherine Hawkins Suzanne Calhoun providing instrumental music and Johnsona and Sternberg doing impersonations.
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Popular
Theatre Comique
Moving Pictures
Molly
Luna Cooper
Kittie Howard
Olive Nelson
H. J. Hackler
Otto Fisher
Fred Beauragain
Marjorie Bray
Katherine Hawkins
Suzanne Calhoun
Johnsona
Sternberg
Silver loving cup awarded to ex DA Arnold J. Scott
A silver loving cup was presented to ex District Attorney Arnold J. Scott of Newton yesterday in the Middlesex county buildings at East Cambridge by the deputy sheriffs and court officers. The presentation was made by Sheriff Fairbaird.
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Arnold J. Scott
Newton
East Cambridge
Middlesex
Fairbaird
City appoints new officials amid non union printing row
Mayor Hibbard selects William H. Minot of Ward 20 as superintendent of printing, drawing trade union protests. James B. Noyes becomes schoolhouse commissioner with a salary of 8500. Other promotions include deputy superintendent of ferries, chief engineer, and several fire department moves as Genial hiring draws on city connections and civil service results.
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Hibbard
William H. Minot
Minot
Laurence Minot
James B. Noyes
Charles Logue
Board of Aldermen
Logue
Fitzgerald
Nolan
George W. Morrison
Ward 21
T. Dennie Boardman
L. P. Soule & Sons
Haywood
Master~Builders’ Association
L. D. Willcutt & Sons
James P. Stearns
National Shawmut Bank
Henry L. Higginson
Arthur Estabrook
Charles H. Jackson
Henry P. Christiernin
Frederick L. Clauss
South Boston
John J. “Blakely
Hast
Boston
David B. Truesdale
South End
Health Dept faces reorganization and cuts in minor offices
Finance Commission is set to report on the health department today. It likely recommends centralizing control under a single head and reducing minor offices. A week remains before the fire department subcommittee reports. The commission also focused on market leases in two executive meetings, with business leaders invited to join the market values committee.
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Finance Commission
Commission
Hibbard
Fire Department
Chief Mullens Athletic Son Hurt at Dartmouth
Hanover N H Jan 20 John A Mullen son of Boston fire chief and a noted basketball candidate at Dartmouth suffered a leg injury in practice Lang of the varsity squad stepped on his leg causing a strained ligament forcing Mullen to use crutches and forego athletics for a period.
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Hanover
N. H
John A. Mullen
Mullen
Boston Fire Department
Dartmouth
Lang
Episcopalian Club Marks 20th Anniversary With Cathedral Debate
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts held its 20th anniversary at the Hotel Vendome with 200 members attending. Bishop William Lawrence urged a cathedral be a city home for transients while warning against placing schools beside churches and noted the Boston State House’s beauty versus City Hall’s ugliness. He urged local guidance for cathedral projects to protect parish life.
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Episcopalian Club of
Massachusetts
Hotel Vendome
William Lawrence
Lawrence
White House
Capitol
Washington Monument
State House
Boston
Mansard
Complimentary Dinner for Sheriff Fairbairn in Cambridge
Last night in Young's, Sheriff John R. Fairbairn of Cambridge was honored with a complimentary dinner hosted by Middlesex county court officers and deputy sheriffs. Guests included Sheriff F B Seavey Senator Spalding Fred C Petti grove chairman of the prison commission and District Attorney John F Higgins of Somerville.
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John R. Fairbairn
Cambridge
Young's
Middlesex County
F. 8. Seavey
Spalding
Fred C. Pettigrove
Prison Commission
John F. Higgins
Somerville
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