Representative Good pushes curbs on truants arrest law
Boston legislator Jeremiah J. Good seeks to limit truancy sentences to one year and expose alleged cases of parents being deprived of knowledge of their children's whereabouts. He cites a Roxbury case of a dying mother denied access to her son and a boy allegedly “legally kidnapped” by a New Hampshire farmer with official sanction. He plans to introduce the bill Monday and present the boy at the hearing.
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Jeremiah J. Good
Boston
New Hampshire
Good
Barnum
Roxbury
Supreme
Superior
Aylward
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Blondin Case Sparks Dispute Over Confession
Wilfred Blondin, serving life for his wife’s murder in Charlestown State Prison, faces a dispute over whether he confessed. Two former lawyers clash as Jacques and Blondin deny any confession, Morrison claiming he has proof. Prison inquiry shows Morrison has not yet met Blondin to discuss the case.
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Wilfred Blondin
Charlestown
Blondin
the Post
Jacques
Morrison
Minister Buchanan to Return from Panama Mission
The State Department confirms American minister to Panama Mr. Buchanan will return to the United States in a few days from Colon. He leaves on private business as the stated reason for his departure.
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Washington
State Department of the Sport
Buchanan
Panama
United States
Colon
Mulcahy to report on safety of city halls soon
Building Commissioner Mulcahy said inspectors are examining conditions of about a hundred city halls to assess public safety and that the investigation's findings will be released in a week. He emphasized that no conclusions could be given until the report is submitted.
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Mulcahy
Roxbury Couple Wed at St Josephs Church
A wedding in Roxbury united Mr Peter McGovern and Miss Susan Cox at St Josephs Church last evening. After the ceremony the couple returned to 12 Dennis street Roxbury for a wedding supper with many guests and a cheerful evening. Numerous beautiful presents were given to the couple by friends.
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Roxbury
Peter McGovern
Susan Cox
St. Joseph's Church
Dennis Street
Young highwaymen get 10 to 15 years
Judge Bond yesterday sentenced Edwin Murphy and Martin Dunn to 10 years and not more than 13 with three days solitary confinement for highway robbery. George Thorpe was also brought before the court, with a plea for leniency, but denied. Murphy and Dunn robbed a Polish youth of $5 after inviting him home. they were arrested soon after. The judge condemned the growing robbery problem and noted the defendants’ West End affiliation.
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Bond
Edwin Murphy
Martin Dunn
George Thorpe
Wolfe
Reformatory
Murphy
Dunn
Waltham
West End
One Day's Doings on Beacon Hill
The Massachusetts Legislature discussed courthouse expansion with a three member special commission and proposed funding up to 1.2 million dollars. Other items include rules on foreign employment, separation of women prisoners, textile school investigations, five cent Chelsea fares, liquor law repeal for hotels, and gas pricing for East Boston and nearby towns.
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Suffolk County
Vinson
Boston
Bar Association
Fall River
Lowell
New Bedford
Bennett
Saugus
William H. Murphy
Brighton
Munyon Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement touts a Rheumatism Cure that allegedly heals pains in arms legs back and joints within one to three hours. It claims to neutralize acid, improve blood, and deliver a permanent cure for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and related pains. Also promoting Munyon's Paw-Paw discovery and Laxative Pills sold by druggists with prices.
National Lancers to Attend Old Guard Ball in New York
A large Boston and Massachusetts delegation from the National Lancers will travel to New York for the Old Guard Ball at the Metropolitan Opera House next Tuesday. The party will banquet at Murray Hill Hotel, wear new undress uniforms en route, and full dress for the ball, then visit the Old Guard at their armory and return to Boston on the Fall River boat the same night. The roster lists Captain F. T. Hitchcock and numerous officers and troopers.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Old Guard
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
National Lancers
Murray Hill
Lancers
F. T. Hitchcock
William Housman
Geants W. G. Bird
J. H. Blanchard
J. Idwell
J. S. Barrows
F. R. Robinson
C. B
Millionaire Favis Will Case Is Continued
The will of A. J. Favis, a Montana millionaire, was before Judge Grant in the Probate Court yesterday on the petition of H. A. Root and associates seeking removal of funds in the hands of J. H. Leyson, administrator, who is in Boston. Mrs. Eva Ingersoll, widow of the late Colonel Ingersoll, claiming a lien for professional services, opposed the petition. The court continued the matter until the administrator files his final account.
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A. J. Favis
Montana
Grant
H. A. Root
J. H. Leyson
Boston
Eva Ingersoll
Colonel Ingersoll
Street Car Colds Averted by Ourangerie Powders
Street car passengers find relief from chills and wet feet with Ourangerie powders promptly taken to offset discomfort.
Peruna-A Remedy Endorsed by Retired Lt Col Beckwith
A Washington, D. C. resident, Paul E. Beckwith, retired Lt Col, endorses the Peruna-A remedy for coughs and colds in a letter from 1503 Vermont Avenue. He writes of unqualified support from friends and commends the product as a system protector against winter catarrh.
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Col. Beckwith
Washington
Paul E. Beckwith
1St Reg. Minute
Vermont Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
Peruna Promoted as Specific Catarrh Remedy
Advertorial narrative explains two classes of catarrh medicines, specifics that cure and palliatives that only relieve. Peruna is cited as a specific that cures catarrh and related illnesses, with testimonial from F. W. Linden of Yazoo City, Mississippi, claiming complete restoration after use and notable weight gain. Readers are invited to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for free advice.
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F. W. Linden
Yazoo
City
Miss
Mr. Linden
Chinese Sailors Near Mutiny Aboard Quito in Boston
The crew of the British steamer Quito, 4830 tons nitrate from Jérmin Chile, shows mutinous mood after nine months at sea. Officers report they refuse photos, fear future criminal stigma, and are indignant at shore restrictions. Captain Shelton oversees a European crew as the ship endures heavy seas and snowbound decks. Memorial services for Rev. John Lindsay will be held at St Paul’s Church tomorrow.
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Quito
Cunard
Boston
Aso
Australia
South America
United States
Jérmin
Chilli
Shelton
Bahia
Montevideo
St. Lucia
Cape Hatteras
John S& Lindsay
D. D
St. Paul’s Church
Prevent Headache Students Proclaim Dr Miles Pills Best Remedy
Students claim Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills not only cure headaches but if taken early will prevent an attack. They assert no remedy is as effective for headache prevention as Miles pills.
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Miles
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Sold by Dr Miles Co
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills advertised for relief of any pain. No opiates, non laxative. Not sold in bulk. Sold on guarantee. 25 doses cost 25 cents. Available at all druggists. Dr Miles Medical Co.
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DR. Miles Medical CO
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