Man Receives 18 Months For Theft From Father
Edward A Graves of Wayland was found guilty of stealing jewelry and silverware from his father. After a 40 minute jury verdict, he was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction East Cambridge. His stepmother testified to the theft and concealment under a sofa pillow.
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Edward A. Graves
Wayland
Hardy
Supericriminal Court
East Cambridge
Yestern
House of Correction
Graves
Governor Foss Signs Charter Bill for Spokane Preferred Voting
Governor Foss has signed a charter bill establishing a Spokane system of preferential voting. The action formalizes a voting reform aimed at ranking choices to influence election outcomes.
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Foss
Spokane
Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Tees in VAR ele of 200 Skirts on sale at 50c
On Monday 200 skirts released at 50 cents each sold 452 units while Tuesday despite rain saw 560 sold. The surge is attributed to extraordinary values driving faster movement and higher second day sales.
Flaw in Mrs Bull Will Irkscourt Hearing Case
Testimony centered on executor Joseph G Thorp and his sister Mrs Bull with sister Miss Noble and Olea Bull Vaughan in a Rhode Island probate contest. Whipple pressed on securities valued near 400000 moved to Providence to dodge taxes while Thorp argued funds were his as Mrs Bull financial agent.
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Bull
Margaret E. Noble
Miss Noble
Nevidita
Sherman L. Whipple
Mr. Thorp
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Cambridge
England
Joe
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Parker
Rhode Island
Thorp
Mr. Whipple
Whipple
Portland
Vaughan
Parker House
Bartlett
Fugitive Duke Dupes Boston Firms and Eludes Officials
A notorious con artist known as Duc de Clamacy, described as the Duke, is believed to be hiding in Boston. He posed as a consulting engineer and judge, cashed worthless checks at the Hotel Touraine, and attempted large building schemes with firms like Woodbury & Leighton. He’s linked to Dorchester, the Touraine, and a D'Estrees crew visit, while police pursue leads and warn major cities.
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Sentinel
Dick Field
Touraine
Dorchester
Justice
Duke
Woodbury
Woodbury & Leighton
Back Bay
John H. Pray & Co
Washington Street
McConnell
de Clamacy
Thomas Sheehan
Duc de Clamacy
St. Gore
Burke
Iriday
James H. Cronin
Duc
Joseph J. C. Flammand
Penal Institutions Department
Gore
Boudrot
New York
Ely
Daring Air Flight Draws Crowds to Seaside Beach
Hamilton and Atwood piloted a biplane along the North Shore coast from Squantum to Marblehead, skimming low over trains and crowds. They refueled from a car tank, then landed safely at the Tedesco Club before planning a return via Squantum weather permitting.
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Hamilton
Atwood
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Boston Common
Boston
Essex Country Club
Manchester
Dorchester Bay
South Boston
Revere
Lynn
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Manchester Country Club
Tedésco Country Club
Swampscott Hill
Marblehead
Burgess
Tedesco Club
Country Club
Wallace Fish
General Electric Company
Squantum
Estate man seeks care for poultry and garden on muntry estate
A terse classified note mentions a man offering management of poultry and garden duties on a country estate for a monthly 102 dollars and beard. It references an address and dates but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Muntry
Ant Eae
Lyon
Mag
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Size Reduction
Advertises TIZ as instant relief for sore swollen and tender feet with permanent drawing out of toxins. Claims thousands can wear shoes a full size smaller and that results appear after one week. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago or through druggists for 25 cents a box.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Earthquake Kill Count Rises in Mexico City
Mexico City reports 63 killed and 75 wounded as a serious quake strikes during a day of celebration for Francisco I Madero Jr. Property losses reach about 100 000 dollars, and many injured may be hidden in ruins awaiting rescue and hospital care.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Earthquake Causes Severe Casualties at City Barracks
A strong tremor struck at 4 36, with the greatest intensity in the first minute and aftershocks for 14 minutes. Most fatalities occurred beneath walls of the artillery barracks at San Cosma near the Mexican Central station and at the Street Car Company power plant. Soldiers and their wives died. several others were injured or found in debris. The disaster affected a small city area, with no American property losses and few foreigners harmed.
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Meteorological Observatory
San Cosma
Mexican Central Station
Frank H. Fiske Dies in Boston Hospital
Frank H. Fiske a prominent Somerville real estate dealer died last night at a private Boston hospital where he had been a patient for some time.
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Frank H. Fiske
Somerville
Boston
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