Buffington Arrested Over Defamatory Postal Cards
Ernest Buffington former Winthrop police chief was arrested on a charge of sending defamatory postal cards to his ex wife Lucy E Buffington. He pleaded not guilty and posted 800 bail for a June 16 hearing as the couple's feud continues with both sides claiming persecution.
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Ernest Buffington
Winthrop
Lucy E. Buffington
Buffington
Bulfinch Street
Postoffice
Lawrence Letherman
Jennings
United States
Hayes
Victim counts rise in Boston mine defendants trial
In Judge Bond s Superior Criminal Court second session, witnesses describe schemes by defendants linked to a Boston store and real estate venture. Helen McCaffrey testifies Sweatt s listed address was a church. Chester Merrow recalls meetings at School street offices and a supposed $30 to $40 weekly return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Boston
George Stuart
Charlestown
Sweatt
School Street
Stuart
Fisk
Merrow
Charles B. Turner
Jackie Claims Bride Miss Alice Lynch Weds Edward F McManus
Miss Alice Lynch of 56 Day Street Jamaica Plain married Edward F McManus a sailor from the U S and New Jersey last night in a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lynch
Day Street
Jamaica Plain
Edward F. McManus
U. S
New Jersey
Charter Fight Splits City Parties Over Two Charter Plans
The forthcoming city charter referendum pits Plan 1 backed by the Republican machine and James Donovan against Plan 2 supported by ex Mayor Fitzgerald and Mayor Hibbard. Other figures include Nathan Matthews, the Finance Commission, and the Good Government Association.
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Republican City Machine
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Donovan
Graves
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
Nathan Matthews
Finance Commission
Good Government Association
Reform
Walter Webster
Charles Innes
James W. H. Myrick
Guy Ham
Australian girl in Yankee Mandarin at Majestic
Australian actress Trene Dillon born Melbourne 1889 stars as Jane Sweet in The Yankee Mandarin with Reginald De Koven on music and Edward Paulton on book. Presented by Comstock Amusement Company at the Majestic next week. Dillon trained under J C Williamson and has played Humpty Dumpty and The French Maid among others, marking her first American engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Dillon
Jane Sweet
Reginald de Koven
Edward Paulton
Majestic
Comstock Amusement Company
Melbourne
J. C. Williamson
Gloucester Seiners Meet With Luck in Canso Run
Advices from the Dominion Fish Bureau report first large mackerel catches by Gloucester schooners Pris cilla capt William Corkum and Speculator capt Rufus McKay. Priscilla carries 3850 barrels. Speculator bound home with full fare, arrival expected tonight or tomorrow.
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Gloucester
Dominion Fish Bureau
Nova Sa Scotia
Priscilla
William Corkum
Rufus McKay
Canso
Strike Hits Providence Hotel Remodel For Non-Union Workers
One hundred fifty union men at a Providence hotel remodel walked out today claiming six non union electricians and two non union carpenters are working with them. Eight trades involved and about 150000 dollars of work is tied up.
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Providence
R. I
O'Donnell Not Yet Responding to Irish League Letter
The Rev. Philip O'Donnell, pastor of St. Philip's Roxbury, says he has not read the United Irish League letter to him. Matthew Cummings defends their Ireland mission, while Dr. T. J. Dillon questions the archbishop's view. The letter criticizes O'Donnell's Faneuil Hall remarks and details two IRA subscriptions totaling 75 dollars.
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Philip O'Donnell
St. Philip's Church
Roxbury
Matthew Cummings
Ireland
Order of
Hibernians
Post
United Irish League
Father O'Donnell
Archbishop O'Donnell
Faneuil Wall
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
T. J. Dillon
Faneuil Hall
Treland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Michael Davitt
P. T. Timmins
John O'Callaghan
James J. Lynch
Michael Morrison
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
Michael Maynes
Denis O'Reilly
J. T. Gallagher
Michael J. Jordan
Denis A. Seannell
Thomas RB. Fitzpatrick
Andrew Trahey
Thomas F. Sproules
Roger F. Seannell
P. J. Slane
M. H. Crehan
John RB. O'Higgins
M. P. Curran
Daniel P. O'Sullivan
Fire destroys large icehouse at Taft firm
A spark from a locomotive is believed to have caused a blaze that nearly destroyed the Taft icehouse at North Uxbridge. The estimated loss is around $30,000 with partial insurance.
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Uxbridge
North Uxbridge
Cambridge Stirs Over Gasolene License for Bechtel
Cambridge residents on Harvard street react to Mayor Brooks's plan to grant Nicholas F. Bechtel a gasolene license at 347 Harvard street after the Cambridge Board of Aldermen approved the measure without dissent. This is Bechtel's second license attempt in a year, following last year's veto by Mayor Wardwell. An earlier incident involved an advertisement offering property for sale to colored people only, which did not result in a sale.
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Harvard Street
Cambridge
Brooks
Nicholas F. Bechtel
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Mr. Bechtel
Wardwell
Bechtel
Breadmaking prizes awarded at Lasell Seminary graduation
A Lasell Seminary class of 21 graduated at Auburndale with diplomas at the Congregational Church. Dr Bliss Perry of Harvard gave the commencement address on Democracy and Excellence. Prizes for breadmaking went to Stella Marx first Edna J Wald second and Edmonia C Ellis third. A mammoth lamp was presented as a class memorial for the main building.
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Newton
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Congregational Church
Francis N. Peloubet
Bliss Perry
Harvard
Republic
Stella Marx
Edna J. Wald
Edmonia C. Ellis
St Alphonsus Association Plans Noop Concert Tonight
The St Alphonsus Association of Roxbury hosts a nop concert this evening in the school hall on Smith Street. President William J McGlinchey coordinates arrangements with help from numerous Mission Hill district young ladies.
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St. Alphonsus Association
Roxbury
School Hall
Smith Street
William J. McGlinchey
Association
Mission Hill District
Shackled Boy Quits His Home Heads Toward Lynn
James Edgar Wilson, teen of Lafayette square Cambridge, was taken into custody after riding a Boston & Maine train toward Lynn without a ticket. He had been shackled at home by his father to curb his running away, but fled again. The boy's father brought him back from Cambridge after police intervention.
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Lynn
James Edgar Wilson
James Wilson
Lafayette Square
Cambridge
Boston
Fire Commissioner promotes three acting lieutenants
Fire Commissioner Parker yesterday elevated three acting lieutenants to full lieutenant ranks. The promoted officers are Lieutenant J. F. Watson of Chemical 10, Lieutenant FE. Doody of Engine 21, and Lieutenant O. Haines of Chemical 7.
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Parker
J. F. Watson
Chemical 10
FE. FE. Doody
Engine 21
O. Haines
Chemical 7
Taft presents diamond watch to Miss Boardman
At the Taft Philippine party in Washington Miss Mabel Boardman received from President Taft a diamond studded watch and chain as thanks for her stand in the orient voyage chaperoned by Taft and Mrs. Taft. The presentation occurred at her home with Taft himself making the gift.
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Washington
Husband Seeks Ten Thousand Dollar Balm
Edwin A. Wolcott of North Reading through attorney P B Kiernan files attachment of 10000 against George H Kendall of Everett at East Cambridge Court. Wolcott 80 a peddler sues Kendall for alienation of his wife s affections 40. Kendall owns a large cranberry patch at North Reading.
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Edwin A. Wolcott
North Reading
P. B. Kiernan
School Street
George H. Kendall
Everett
East Cambridge Court
Wolcott
Kendall
Woodland women drown after car overturns in river
Mrs. W. F. Dixon and Mrs. J. H. Dungan along with Miss Merle Dungan and Miss Julia Dungan of Woodland were killed when their automobile plunged into the Sacramento River at Knight's Landing.
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Knight's Landing
Cal
W. F. Dixon
J. H. Dungan
Merle Dungan
Julia Dungan
Woodland
Sacramento River
Revere's Estate Left to Widow in Probate Filing
The will of Francis D. Revere, descendant of Paul Revere, filed for probate in this city. With few heirlooms, including three silver spoons used by Paul Revere, going to Miss Pauline Revere, most of the estate reverts to widow Minnie Revere of 115 Dale Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Revere
Paul Revere
Pauline Revere
Minnie Revere
Dale Street
Passenger on Yale Burned
A fire in a state room aboard the Yale of the Metropolitan line on a Boston to New York voyage caused slight damage. Louis B. Metcalf of Brookline Massachusetts sustained facial neck and chest burns and was removed to St Vincent's Hospital on arrival.
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New York
Yale
Metropolitan Line
Boston
Louis B. Metcalf
University Road
Brookline
Mass
St. Louis Union Station
Kansas City
Denver
Utah
California
Oregon
Washington
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Hackett Presents The Bishop's Candlesticks for Boston Clergy
James Ek Hackett and E M Holland staged The Bishop's Candlesticks at the Orpheum Theatre for about sixty clergy members and guests. The performance aimed to uplift drama while enlightening the clergymen, whose enthusiastic response underscored their appreciation.
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Boston
James Ek. Hackett
E. M. Holland
Orpheum Theatre
Hackett
Holland
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Jackie
Hallet & Davis
Hallet & Davis Piano CO
South
Boylston Street
Ondawa
Earl & Wilson
Charter
Bill
Irene Dillon
the Majestic
Leiters
Fr. O'Donnell
Philip J. O’donnell
Bio
Uantity
Anderson Gingham
Washington St
St. Alphonsus Ass'n
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Franklin Street
Revere
Pacific Coast
VIA
Union Pacific
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