Woman Dies In Fire At Roxbury Home After Candle’s Use
Mrs Nancy A Eliot 76 dies in a Townsend Street Roxbury blaze started by her candle habit. Fire gutted the house causing 3000 in damage. Fr Along with Mrs Eliot, Francis Todd 38 and her son Edward 10 escape aided by Captain Lally Hoseman Hurley and Leo Carroll who were slightly burned.
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Francis Todd
Nancy A. Eliot
Townsend Street
Roxbury
Eliot
John Lally
Andrew Hurley
Leo B. Carroll
Quincy Street
Edward
Carroll
Captain Lally
Mrs. Todd
Mr. Carroll
Hoseman Hurley
Rhodes Ripley Suits and Overcoats Cut to 5 Dollars
F Gray Co on Washington and Hanover streets advertises a limited sale offering Rhodes Ripley suits worth 15 dollars for 5 dollars and overcoats at the same price. The promotion runs Thursday Friday and Saturday with pants 19 cents, suits 99 cents, and overcoats 1.90.
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Rhodes Ripley
F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Robber Beats and Robs 18 Year Old in West Roxbury
In West Roxbury an unknown highwayman attacked 18 year old Gertrude Schwarm near her home on Birch Street Roslindale. He struck her from behind knocking her unconscious in the snow then fled with her pocketbook containing five dollars in cash and change.
Robbery victim found in snow near Roslindale house
Miss Schooner is in critical condition after a highwayman robbed her and inflicted head wounds. Sergeant Hennessy issued a meagre suspect description to Schwarm family members as police across Dorchester Jamaica Plain Newton Hyde Park Brookline and Dedham searched for the robber. Frank Schwarm found the injured woman and carried her to the Schwarm home where a physician was summoned.
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Hennessy
Schwarm
Schooner
Dorchester
Jamaica Plain
Newton
Hyde Park
Brookline
Dedham
Frank Schwarm
Miss Schooner
Frank Schooner
Dudley Avenue
Roslindale
Sechwarm
Chelsea youth survives stabbing as father attacked
Michael Scanlon, 20, reported his father Michael J. Scanlon of 81 Cherry Street Chelsea tried to stab him with a dirk after he returned home for supper. The son wrested the knife, fled to the police station, and the father was arrested for felonious assault and drunkenness.
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Michael Scanlon
Michael J. Scanlon
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Scanlon
Gainard
Fire damages Fitchburg grain elevator. loss about 10000
A large grain elevator owned by J. Cushing & Co. on Mill street in Fitchburg was damaged by fire today. The estimated loss is about $10,000.
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Fitchburg
J. Cushing & Co
Mill Street
Embargo Foes Rally as Boston Debates Freight Cutoff
A Boston merchants' meeting debates the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad embargo on eastbound freight and its impact on Boston's port status. City leaders and business groups plan a conference in New York to press for relief, with grain exporters warning of lost business and ships.
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Boston Businessmen’s Committee
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
New York
Boston Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Fitzgerald
van Etten
New York Railroad
Boston
George F. Reed
Boston & Albany
Frederick ‘‘Oppan
Leyland Line
New York Central Railroad
Mrs. Caine Joins Thaws in New York Testifies
Mrs J J Caine of Boston arrived in New York under escort and was at the Lorraine with May McKen tonight. She will testify for a prisoner in the ongoing case.
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Mrs. Caine
THAWS
New York
J. J. Caine
Boston
The
Lorraine
May McKen
Moran Hosts at Judges Dismisses Bulk of Sunday Gases
Moran delivers Sunday work across multiple tasks including ice cream distribution, sand carting for surface car tracks, steam shovel operation at Boston Elevated docks, bread baking, scenery conveyance, and baggage handling between terminals.
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Boston
Bak
Work Barred by Moran Keeps Bake Shop Open
Moran faces restrictions while bake shop remains open as frosting for a cake is prepared and florist shop continues operating under provisional rules.
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Moran
Moran Turns Down Lower Court Judges
District Attorney John B. Moran opposed the lower court rulings on first Sunday law violation cases. He did not press many probable offenders, put some cases on file, and urged fines in a few instances. Commissioner O Meara regrets cases moved from lower to higher courts due to public interest and misapplied scope. The police say they must follow lower court decisions since they are the only courts accessible for evidence.
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John B. Moran
O’meara
O'Meara
District Attorney Moran Releases List of Disposed Cases
Last night District Attorney Moran announced the cases disposed of and the reasons for disposal. Continued on Page 2-Sirth Column.
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Moran
Boston chorus girl may become key witness in Thaw trial
Evelyn Caine arrives in New York amid talk of her potential testimony for Mrs. Thaw. She declares loyalty to the defendant’s wife and says she will aid the case with her full knowledge. Attorneys discuss strategy in the Lorraine apartment as Thaw’s camp braces for the death sentence.
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Zie
Boston
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Boston Post
Evelyn
Mrs. Caine
Post
Mrs. Thaw
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Lally
Thug
Hammer
Dirk
Commercial
Gentral Chiefs
Mr. van Etten
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Ers
Shade and Holder, Inc
Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
Oxford
Wildey
Boylston Street
Massachusetts
Polly Pickle
Eva Williams
Jac Tucker
John McVeigh
Nellie Daly
Melville
Ellis
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Grand Banks
Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Miswowsie
Sanford
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