Hats makers sued in Danbury by Associated Hurry
Danbury and Bethel firms face suits by Associated Hat Manufacturers Incorporated of New York for damages of 26000 each. Attachments exceed 300000 rest on real estate and bank accounts. The 16 firms had settled with the hatters union last week, with seven Danbury companies not sued this week.
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Danbury, Conn
Associated Hat Manufacturers, Incorporated
New York
Danbury
Bethel
New Milford
Hatters’ Union
More Trouble for Sugar Men
New York June 17. Federal grand jury subpoenas issued for Receiver George H. Earle his counsel and all witnesses in the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co versus American Sugar Refining Co suit. Case to be considered by the grand jury Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Gloucester Fleet Brings Heavy Mackerel Cargoes
The Veda McKown under Captain Norman Ross arrives with 375 barrels of salt mackerel and 33 000 fresh mackerel at 9 cents each. Later the Priscilla Smith led by Captain William Corkin reaches Gloucester Harbor with 375 barrels of salt mackerel and 22 000 fresh mackerel.
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Gloucester
Veda MccKown
Norman Ross
Gloucester Harbor
Veda McKown
Priscilla Smith
William Corkin
Old Charlestown Resident Margaret Mahoney Dies
Charlestown mourns Margaret Mahoney widow of John Mahoney at 45 Beacham street. For over 50 years she supported St. Francis de Sales Church charities. She leaves two sons. Solemn high mass at St. Francis de Sales Church Saturday at 9 AM. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Charlestown
Margaret
John Mahoney
Beacham Street
Change cuts three degrees in Junior Order ritual
The national council of Junior Order United American Mechanics adopted a resolution to revise the order's ritual from a single degree to three distinct degrees. The action was announced in Detroit on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Council
United American Mechanics
Waltham Celebrates 25th Anniversary With Parade and Banquet
Waltham marks its silver jubilee with a three division parade, living flag procession, tree planting, and a county banquet. Governor Draper attends reception. Mayor Walker hosts at City Hall. speeches from ex-mayors and officials follow. Music from the Watch Company Band accompanies the day's events.
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Waltham
Governor Draper
State Armory
Sam
Columbia
Edward A. Walker
Walker
Asbury Temple
Barnes and
Duane
Alderman Kelley
Alexander Starbuck
Draper
City Hall
Armory
Allen Treadway
State Senate
Melvin M. Johnson
B. B. Johnson
Arthur Lyman
C. P. Pond
John L. Harvey
M. R. Leonard
Upham
J. W. Willis
Watch Company
Taft Dues Next Week in Beverly Stay Extended
Beverly reports President Taft will arrive late in July with Mrs Taft and family staying into early October. Archibald Butt arrives to inspect the summer home and arrange Secret Service lodging while four agents head here with the President. The stay stretches past initial plans as hotels fill and security details mobilize.
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Beverly
Taft
Congress
Archibald Butt
Mason Building
Cabot Street
Secret Service
Trafton House
Captain Butt
Washington
William J. Boardman
Windclyffe
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Will
Stoppped Wrong Man in Tremont Eliot Standoff
Police officer Tilton of Station 3 was involved in a mixup with a gang at Tremont and Eliot streets. Charles Lyons, 20, of Quincy place, was arrested on attempted robbery charges and held for the grand jury. Tilton, in civilian clothes, faced a confrontation during a brief struggle before fellow officers from Station 4 arrived and the gang dispersed.
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Tilton
Station 3
Tremont and
Eliot Streets
Charles Lyons
Quincy Place
Lyons
Station 4
Flee Burning Car Sparks Fire in Charleton Street
Passengers jumped from an electric car after a defective wire ignited a blaze on Bunker Hill street in Charles Town. Firefighters quickly contained and extinguished the fire, preventing further danger.
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Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
78 Bunker Hill Day arrests reported in Boston
A total of 78 persons were arrested in Boston for violating city ordinances during the June 17 celebration. Thirty two arrests occurred before midnight on June 16.
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Bunker Hill
Boston
Jamaica Plain Members Attend Union Memorial Service
Jamaica Plain I C C F members will attend the union memorial service at Central Congregational Church Seaverns avenue on June 20 at 10 30 am Sign day.
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Jamaica Plain
Central Congregational Church
Seaverns Avenue
Falls 15 Feet Lands on Ledge
A child on Tremont street Roxbury fell 15 feet over a cliff near Mission Church but was saved when Robert Kelleher lowered himself with a rope to reach Rita Kenny of Smith street. He pulled the girl to safety to reunite her with her anxious mother as a crowd watched.
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Mission Church
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Rita Kenny
Smith Street
Robert Kelleher
Whitney Street
U S Steel Eyes Paris Bourse Listing
Ferdinand Dupont, a French banker who helped U S Rubber and Utah Copper gain Paris Bourse access, believes United States Steel will eventually be listed on the French exchange.
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U. S. Steel
Paris
New York
Ferdinand Dupont
United States Rubber Company
Utah Copper Company
Coulisse
United States Steel Corporation
Clark to Take Up Child Study
Worcester reports President G Stanley Hall announced that trustees voted to establish a new department of child study, first of its kind in the United States, marking a pioneering move in the university. The notice is followed by an advertisement for Murine Eye Remedy not directly related to the main item.
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Worcester
G. Stanley Hall
The
University
United States
Stops Seeking of City Jobs
Politicians from both parties acknowledge unresolved job favoritism in the new city charter. City Hall officials reveal that after February 1 the practice of officials asking others to intercede for friends will end. Violators face a $1000 fine and up to one year in jail.
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City Hall
Not Guilty Verdict in Vermont Barn Fire Case
Woodstock Vermont June 17 After a little more than four hours the county court jury returned a not guilty verdict for Charles Codwell of Chester charged with setting fire to Joseph Goodrich's Chester barn in November last.
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Woodstock
Charles Codwell
Chester
Joseph Goodrich
Bandits Shoot Six After Refused Cash Demand
A group of armed men raided a landholder's estate in Kiev region demanding a large sum of money. When refused, they shot the landowner his mother three peasants and a servant before fleeing the scene.
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Kiev
Russia
Wedded on 17th at Roxbury home of Rood couple
Miss Blanche B. Rood married Thomas A. Hyde yesterday afternoon at the Roxbury residence of Duncan C. Rood. Rev. Charles L. Page officiated. Alfred Jackson Jr. of Hopkinton served as best man, and the bride’s sister Hazel M. Hyde was her attendant. A reception followed.
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Duncan C. Rood
Howland Street
Roxbury
Blanche B. Rood
Thomas A. Hyde
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Alfred Jackson, Jr
Hopkinton
Hazel M. Hyde
Highwayman Attacks Fruit Dealer in Ashland
Andrew Morris, a fruit dealer, was assaulted by a highwayman with a club as he walked to his home in Ashland New Hampshire. Morris sustained serious head injuries and was left perhaps fatally hurt, but the robber fled after Morris frightened him away. Morris had carried considerable cash.
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Ashland
N. H
Andrew Morris
Morris
Forest fires devastate homes across Quebec and NB
Forest fires continued to cause heavy damage in Quebec while NB saw better control. Many houses and barns burned and the Mercier colonization reserve along 40 miles was scorched. Settlers fled with their lives as losses mounted.
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Campbellton
N. B
Quebec Province
New Brunswick
Mercier
Morse Goes to Work Again
Former banker Charles W. Morse leaves the Tombs after a brief liberty to enter the financial district. He declares he will start rehabilitating himself financially and will repay every dollar he owes, then begin working to that end.
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Morse
New York
Tombs
Charles W. Morse
Financial District
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Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Franklin Street
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Woodbury
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Ecuador
Vorenberg
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U.S
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Peta
Balbriggan Usaien
Boston Garters
P. A
Charles
ODD Fellows’ Memorial
Clark
Bandits
Regula
Tremont Row
Tremont St
Rox
Dudley St
Wash'n St
Dor. Ave
Gee St
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Haverhill
Cambridge St
Cambridge
Medford St
Meridian St
Ton St
Harvard St
B’k'ne
Hancock St
Chelsea
Essex St
Salem
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So. Lawrence
Basswood
Earl & Wilson
Mpang Jeer
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Roessle
Petts-Vocel Company
Washington Street
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