Bribe Case Dropped by Grand Jury in Lawrence Dynamite Case
The Lawrence dynamite case was officially closed after District Attorney Pelletier announced he would not pursue further prosecution of Fred I. Atteaux. The indictment against Dennis J. Collins was put on file, and the Suffolk grand jury reported the bribery investigation lacked sufficient evidence to warrant an indictment.
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Fred I. Atteaux
Lawrence
Dennis J. Collins
Suffolk Grand Jury
Morris Shuman
Pelletier
Commonwealth
Atteaux
Collins
Shuman
Walter H. Wilkins
Nat B. Dodge
Wood
Foss Strikers Get New Jobs
A New London manufacturer hired 40 strikers from the Sturtevant Blower Works for higher wages and steady employment with transportation provided. About 100 sheet metal workers found positions elsewhere, while five or six machinists were discouraged from applying by pickets. The Sturtevant workers shifted to a four day week and will resume Monday. A mass meeting is planned at 2:30 this afternoon in French's Opera House with international officers speaking.
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London
Sturtevant Blower Works
Sturtevant
Opera House
Millionaires in Swiss tragedy end their lives at home
Zurich report says Eugene Maggi aged 41 and his wife aged 35, reputedly Switzerland s wealthiest couple, died by gas in their villa after a long marriage without issue. The joint estate was valued around 10 million dollars. motive cited as despair and loss of interest in life. They were found dead in their bedroom the following morning.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Eugene Maggi
Maggs
Ladder Truck Collision injures horse during quiet alarm call
A ladder truck responding to a small blaze at 41 Hudson Street collided with a heavy caravan at Kneeland and Harrison. Daniel Lynch drove the caravan. one horse was thrown and injured while the caravan driver was slightly cut.
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South End
Harrison Avenue
Bristol Street
Daniel Lynch
Kneeland Street
Freckles Fade Claim At Democratic Rally Wedding Vows
At Edgartown, Miss Elva Stuart Pease recalls the first Democratic rally here, a novelty in the GOP stronghold. Senator Hoar spoke and danced with Miss Pease as romance blossomed. The wedding will be an evening ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a cornflower decor and a bridal party including Mrs. Leroy Vose and several Harvard affiliates.
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Elva Stuart Pease
Hoar
Martha's Vineyard
Benamin W. Pease
Miss Pease
Mr. Hoar
Stenhouse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leroy Vose
Lucretia Walker
Ellen Hoar
Viola Currier
Judd S. Dewey
Harvard
Stedman B. Hoar
Vose Piano Company
Sherman Hoar
Rally Leads to Wedding Miss Pease to wed Roger Sherman Hoar
Miss Pease plans marriage to former Senator Roger Sherman Hoar Harvard 09 after a rally event. Hoar, a Yale or Harvard graduate, is noted in civic circles. The couple’s wedding details were announced in social notes.
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Miss Pease
Roger Sherman Hoar
Harvard
Circulation Managers Elect Officers at Cincinnati Meeting
The International Circulation Managers' Association convention adjourned in Cincinnati after electing officers for next year. Sydney B. Long of Wichita was named president with A. E. McKinnon of New York as first vice president and J. M. Chevrier of Montreal as second vice president, and Joseph R. Taylor of Grand Rapids, Mich., as secretary treasurer.
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Cincinnati
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Sydney B. Long
Wichita
A. E. McKinnon
New York City
J. M. Chevrier
Montreal
Joseph R. Taylor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Young Man Returns License After Breakup in Malden
A 21 year old man entered Malden city offices and requested a marriage license. Fifteen minutes later he returned the license saying he had fallen out with his fiancée and she would not marry him. Clerk Leverett D. Holden could not identify the couple by name.
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Leverett D. Holden
Malden
Mr. Holden
Roosevelt to See Argentina Lecture Trip Planned
Buenos Aires reports Theodore Roosevelt will arrive to lecture on United States progress. In New York Roosevelt’s private secretary confirmed plans for a fall departure with details not yet set.
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Argentina
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
Roosevelt
The Real Thing A Modern Ghost Story Bursts In San Francisco
Malcolm Joyce, a skeptic, experiences a vivid ghostly sighting on Nob Hill near Oakland. A spectral skeleton glides through the air as midnight tolls, leaving Joyce unsettled yet drawn to a local woman he hopes to woo, amid memories of past travels and encounters.
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Malcolm Joyce
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San Francisco
Nob Hill
California Street
Joyce
London
Bay
Golden Gate
Oakland
Chinatown
Striking Story Ends With Tease for Sunday Post
The article hints at a startling conclusion to a strange tale, with the final reveal promised in the next Sunday Post. Copyright 1913 by the Post Publishing Co.
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Sunday Post
the Post Publishing Co
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