Fugitive Taormino Sought After Fatal Deer Island Fracas
Police pursue Ignaccio Taormino wanted for assault on Antonio Hilo who died at Relief hospital after wounds from a Tuesday fracas off Deer Island. Brother arrested. North End searched. Links to 1908 Union Wharf shooting involving Carmine Taormino. Other Taormino relatives jailed or released on recognizance.
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Ignaccio Taormino
Antonio Hilo
Deer Island
Ignaccio
North End
Union Wharf
Carmine Taormino
Sen
Tenced
Illo
Carlo Maoni
Joseph
Draper Nominates Five in State Judicial Move
Governor Eben S. Draper named Frank H. Dimick Charles J. Brown Prescott Keyes Howard A. Wilson and William S. Southwood to new judicial and commission posts. Dimick and Brown will serve in East Boston, Keyes in Central Middlesex, Wilson in Maynard, while Southwood joins the factory conditions commission. Frederick W. Ryan was chosen master in chancery, replacing W. B. Murphy.
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Governor’s Council
Eben S. Draper
Frank H. Dimick
East Boston
Albert EH. Clary
Charles J. Brown
Prescott Keyes
Central Middlesex Court
Howard A. Wilson
Maynard
William S. Southwood
Lowell
Massachusetts Mills
Southwood
J. W. H. Myrick
Boston
Frederick W. Ryan
Lynn
W. B. Murphy
Dimick
John L. Bates
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Suffolk County
Emmons
Bates
Winthrop
Brown
Young Men's Christian Association
State House
Concord
John S. Keyes
Keyes
Law School
Harvard University
Concord National Bank
Alice R. Reynolds
Rebels Battle Madriz Army Near Bluefields
A June 1 State Department dispatch reports General Lara defeated by Estrada forces at Bluefields with about 300 remnant troops retreating. Madriz tangles include a Bluefields Bluff detachment and up to 1000 men facing General Mena near Rama, risking Estrada’s advance.
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Washington
State Department
Gilmer
Bluefields City
Mena
Estrada
Rama
Mana
Madriz
Oldest Michigan Woman Martha Maddock Dies at 105
Mrs. Martha Maddock, aged 105, died in Pontiac on June 1. She was one of the oldest women in Michigan, living a long life in the state.
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Michigan
Pontiac
Mich
Martha Maddock
The Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
The California Fig Syrup Co touts its syrup as the result of advanced chemistry and plant medicines. It warns against imitations and says only the genuine product bears the full company name on the front of the package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Divinity Graduates Receive First Assignments at Cambridge
Twelve graduates of the Episcopal Theological School earned bachelor of divinity degrees at St John s Chapel Cambridge with many clergymen and friends present. Rev Charles David Williams preached the graduation sermon. Dr Frederic Palmer received the second doctor of divinity degree in school history and all diplomas were presented by Richard Henry Dana.
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Episcopal Theological School
St. John’s Chapel
Cambridge
Episcopal
Charles David Williams
Michigan
Frederic Palmer
Andover
Arthur Boxer Crichton
Christ Church
West Haven
Conn
Frank Monroe Crouch
Brooklyn
Holy Trinity
That City
Sidney Thomas James
Seattle
James Arthur Muller
Philadelphia
Columbia University
James Stuart Neill
St. Stephen's
Lynn
George Edward Norton
Hallowell
Mass
John Frank Scott
Fitchburg
St. George's
N. Y
William Bertrand Stevens
Somerville
Harlem
Edward Ashley Gerhard
New Jersey
New Castle
Wyo
John J.leacher
Pascoag
R. I
Calvary Church
David Leroy Ferguson
Church of Our Merciful Saviour
Louisville
Charles L. Slattery
Grace Church
New York
Richard Henry Dana
Five Scholarships to Harvard Awarded by Boston Harvard Club
The Boston Harvard Club awards five $200 scholarships for 1911 1912 to public high and Latin school graduates within 20 miles of the State House. Recipients include Timothy Dwight Bool Charles Edward Brickley James Bryant Conant Paul Hurlburt Smart and Philip Henry Stafford. Donald Rea won the Sumner Bird scholarship. alternates named.
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Boston
Harvard Club
Harvard College
Timothy Dwight Bool
Cambridge Latin
Charles Edward Brickley
Everett High
James Bryant Conant
Roxbury
Paul Hurlburt Smart
Newton High
Philip Henry Stafford
Melrose High
Charles Sumner Bird
Donald Rea. Hanson
Melrose High School
Boston Harvard Club
Jacob Hyman Kolchinsky
Boston English High
Frederick William Hunter
Brookline High
Walter Brown Clark
Malden High
Samuel Barron, Jr
Chelsea High
Harvard Club of
State House
John F. Moors
Sydney M. Williams
Edgar H. Wells
Auto narrowly bailed off Newbury street into railroad tracks
An unidentified man, woman, and chauffeur escaped serious injury when their auto slid from the macadam surface on Newbury street, crashed through a wooden fence, and onto the Boston & Albany tracks. The car was badly damaged and the fence torn up. Hotel employees and police helped remove the vehicle.
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Newbury Street
Boston & Albany
Ciarlesgate East
Neta
Free Higgins From Prison After Governor Pardons James O Higgins
James Oliver Higgins a former member of the Suffolk county bar and Boston City Council walked out of Charlestown State Prison after a gubernatorial pardon. He served over three years of a five to fourteen year sentence for forgery and perjury linked to tampering with the will of Hannah Boyle of Dorchester. Higgins greeted by his wife and friends, then left for Dorchester to start anew.
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James Oliver Higgins
Suffolk County
Boston
Charlestown
Higgins
Dorchester
Hannah Boyle
Boyle
Peter
Matthew Callanan
Callanans
Callanan
Republic
Fitzgerald
Concord Reformatory
Reformatory
Revere Beach amusements protest proposed license hike
Revere Board of Selectmen discussed a near fifty percent license price increase for amusement firms including Nautical Gardens at 500 dollars and Condit's at 300 dollars. Merry go rounds may rise 5 to 100 percent. No action was taken. the matter was laid over to the next meeting.
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Revere Beach Amusement Companies
Revere Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Nautical Gardens
Condit
Roscoe Walsworth
John MacGinness
Brookline June Wedding Unites Sheafe and MecKissock
Miss Barbara Sheafe daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Sheafe of Chestnut Hill married Allan MecKissock son of William McKissock of Chestnut Hill at St Lawrence s Church Brookline in a ceremony attended only by close family. The bride is a Vincent Club member in Back Bay society. Reverend Thomas McManus officiated.
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Brookline
Barbara Sheaf
Edwin Sheafe
Chestnut Hill
Allan MecKissock
William McCkissock
Sheafe
Vincent Club
Back Bay Society
St. Lawrence's Church
Thomas McManus
Hitchcock Hay Bride Marion Hay Weds Arthur Hitchcock
Miss Marion Hay daughter of Clarence E. Hay of Brookline married Arthur Hitchcock of Brookline last evening. The Rev William H. Lyon, rector of the First Parish Church, performed the ceremony at the bride’s parents home 28 Webster Street Brookline.
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Marion Hay
Clarence E. Hay
Brookline
Arthur Brainard Hitchcock
William H. Lyon
Webster Street
Youthful Bandits Sentenced After Long Terror Campaign
In St Petersburg on June 1 penalties of death or life imprisonment were handed to 29 men aged 18 to 21 and eight women for an 18 month spree of murders and robberies in 1907 08 that terrorized a large territory. Sentences await confirmation by General Hazenkampf. Trials produced 40 volumes of testimony noting the bandits bravado.
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ST. Petersburg
Hazenkampf
Suit Over Gregorian Mass Book and Hymnal
James A. Reilly sues James M. McLaughlin Ginn and Company and Reverend Leslie J. Kavanagh seeking to compel transfer of the Gregorian Mass Book and Hymnal. Judge Fessenden presides in the equity merit session of the Superior Court.
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James M. McLaughlin
Public Schools of
Boston
Ginn & Company
Leslie J. Kavanagh
New Orleans
James A.reilly
Fessenden
Equity Merit
Superior Court
Machinist Injured in West Somerville Belt Accident
Frank Taylor a machinist at the Home Laundry in West Somerville was caught in a revolving belt while repairing equipment yesterday. He was whirled around the shaft over 15 times before falling unconscious to the floor. He was taken home to 66 Willow Avenue Somerville.
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Frank Taylor
West Somerville
Willow Avenue
Somerville
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