Eleven men fined five dollars each in gambling raid
Eleven men arrested in Room 177 at the Revere House were fined $5 each after appearing before Judge Parmenter in Municipal Court. The group included James Niles 35, Robert Stowe 28, John Morris 40, John Eaton 53, Frank Weston 48, Roger Alden 47, Frank Robinson 51, John Leonard 31, William Matthews 40, William Johnson 49, and Henry Gilbertson 32.
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Revere House
Division 3
Judge Parmenter
James Niles
Robert Stowe
John Morris
John Eaton
Frank Weston
Roger Alden
Frank Robinson
John Leonard
William Matthews
William Johnson
Henry Gilbertson
Aspirants For George's Place In Suffolk Probate Court
Rivalry erupts for registrar of Suffolk county Probate Court as Judge McMinn nears replacement by Elijah George. Governor Guild will name a temporary appointee until November elections when a permanent registrar is chosen. Leading candidates include Thomas Waldron and Charles Dolan, head of officers in the Superior Court.
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Suffolk County
Elijah George
Judge McMinn
Guild
Thomas Waldron
Charles Dolan
Superior Court
Somerville Adds Fourth Generation Of Moore Family
Somerville notes a four generation line led by A. M. Moore, 77, a Boston native, with daughter Nellie Moore Johnston, 43, born in Somerville, then Willa Johnston Leathers, 25, also born locally, and her son Willard Gardiner Leathers, 2.
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Somerville
A. M. Moore
Boston
Nellie
X Zalia heals skin rashes and itching quickly
An advert claims X Zalia antiseptic liquid soothes and heals sunburn insect bites babies rashes and pimply eruptions without smarting. A second item reports Hoisting and Portable Engineers Union meeting in Hollis Hall approving a $24 weekly wage schedule for road rolling engineers and directing work with city departments.
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Union 4
Hollis Hall
Doyle
Labor notes from union meetings across Boston area
A secret executive board meeting of Truck Teamsters Union 25 discussed a new settlement proposal from struck firms. Daniel H. Deegan of Union 33 was elected president of the Carpenters District Council with A. H Fowler and Arthur M. Watson as officers. Loilermakers Lodge 431 voted to parade on Labor Day while Hatters Union 6 approves member assessments to aid the striking teamsters. Musicians Protective Association agreed to assist Old Home Week with bands, and Machinists Lodge 264 rejected a settlement plan with Coffin Value Co. Park Department Union condemned a K of I Assembly card distribution.
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Truck Teamsters’ Union 25
Daniel H. Deegan
Union 33
Carpenters’ District Council
A. H Fowler
Dorchester Union
Arthur M. Watson
Brookline Union
Reading
M. Kimball
Loilermakers
Naomi Hall
Hatters’ Union
Musicians’ Protective Association
Coffin Value Company
Boston Central Labor Union Committee
Park Department
Neta
K. of I. Assembly of Park Department
Widows Lose in Stock Deal Sparks Public Aid Plan
Somerville police report reveals two aged widows, daughters of a noted New England statesman, crippled by stock losses. Friends say they faced hunger unless a relief fund is raised for their remaining years. The case underscores patriotic concern as public aid efforts begin.
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Somerville
Siegel Dramatic Club Scores Another Success
The Henry Siegel Dramatic Club in Dahlgren Hall South Boston staged Valley Farm a four act comedy by Arthur Lewis Tubbs. Cast members included Harold Rutledge Seldon Drisko Perry Deane Edgar Jackson David Hildreth C W Brownell Silas Holcomb Chester Carlton Amirith Aronson P B Ellis Hetty Holcomb Francis Hardcourt Isabel Carney Gertrude Worthy Emma Cogswell Leura Marks Lily Ann Tweller Gertrude LaPearl Mary Mullaney Mrs Elsie Conley and Miss G Edna McNutt with Thomas Melville. the boy soprano earned encores. A battle scarred American flag donated by Miss Mabel Barry and presented to Dahlgren Post No. 2 G A R honored the occasion, the emblem having been taken from Confederates by a Union prisoner.
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Harold Rutledge
Seldon Drisko Perry Deane
Edgar Jackson
David Hildreth
C. W. Brownell
Silas Holcomb
Chester Carlton
Amarith Hogs
S. Aronson
Mary Mullaney
Elsie Conley
Edna McNutt
Thomas Melville
Dahlgren Post No. 2
Mabel Barry
Haywood Denies Part in Steunenberg Murder Trial
In testimony likely to influence the Steunenberg case, Haywood denies meeting Orchard before the Vindicator explosion and denies sending Orchard to Cripple Creek. He says he never gave Orchard money and recounts meetings with Orchard in Denver and the federation.
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Orchard
Cripple Creek
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
Jack Simpkins
Steunenberg
Senator Borah
Haywood
Independence Station
Lyte Gregory
Denver
George A. Pettibone
Alaska
Cooper medicine praised by Attleboro actress Patten
Mrs John C Patten of 52 Peck Street Attleboro describes a twenty year struggle with chronic gastric indigestion and fatigue finally relieved by Cooper medicine Her recovery allows her to resume acting with appetite restored energy renewed and gratitude toward the new remedy.
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Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
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Regent
Geo. C. Snow
Burt & Packard
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street
Sporting Goods Store
Palmer Patters
Westbrook
Haskell
Clan and
McGregor
Revere
George
Richardson
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Siegel
Washington and
Essex Streets
Kuppenheimer
New England
Post
Roosevelt
LABOR
Steve Adams
Siegel Dramatic Club
Henry Siegel Dramatic Club
Dahlgren Hall
Men’s Furnishings
Briggan Underwear
Ry * A
John C. Patten
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