Court hears Carney riches case with Italian nobility in attendance
Countess Genevieve J. Gioppi di Turkheim of Rome testified in a major dispute over Andrew Carney's estate left to Carney Hospital founders. The hearing adjourned to January due to missing witnesses in Europe. Contestants led by Mrs. Mary F. Rhodes claim the Berry auditor's accounts lack specificity and challenge estate handling. Rhodes and her children seek one third of the estate per Carney's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve J. Gioppi di Turkheim
Rome
Supreme Court
Andrew Carney
Carney Hospital
John K. Berry
Europe
London
Mary F. Rhodes
Pamelia J. Reggio
Andrew Carney Reggio
Rhodes
Carney
Winslow Warren
Bernard W. Tolhurst
Berry
Hicks Freed On Probation Plea After Auto Theft Charge
Probation Officer Walsh secured the discharge of Silas Hicks who faced auto theft charges after taking a car from his employer's garage. A garage owner testified the car was taken Saturday night and returned around 4 next morning with significant damage including a ruined tire and damaged body and hood. Estimated damage was about 75 dollars, a figure Walsh called possibly exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Walsh
Silas Hicks
First Aid to the Bowels by Dr Cascaret
An advertisement extols Cascaret as a portable bowel tonic that strengthens intestinal muscles to cure constipation and indigestion. It claims quick, gentle action without griping, promotes natural bowel exercise, and highlights a six tablet candy box price of ten cents, stamped CCC from Sterling Remedy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascaret
Dr. Cascaret
Sterling Remedy Company
Private Prison Plot In Abduction Case Uncovered
Police reveal a deep larceny against Dorothy Straine by her father Robert F Straine to force her into a private madhouse in James Street. Nurse Miss Duncan is sought as a possible third arrest as Inspector Armstrong leads the manhunt in Salem and Boston amid a sensational kidnapping tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Straine
Dorothy Straine
Salem
Boston
Miss Duncan
Armstrong
James Street
Wellesley
James Street House
Nellie Glancey
Mrs. Glancey
Italian Boys Hold Up Auto That Killed Youth
Four Italian youths played below when a passing auto ran over Pat sy Napoli 14 at Sudbury and Alden streets. Napoli is in critical condition at Relief Hospital. Angelo Cantelope and Michaelo Spitalora helped take him to the hospital with the car’s owners being reported as F S Daggett and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Alden
Napoli
Angelo Cantelope
South Margin Street
Michaelo Spitalora
Hale Street
F. S. Daggett & Co
Angelo Pesa
Cambridge Street
Michaelo Spitaloro
Autoist
Sudbury Street
Lad
Sentences in Judge Parmenter's court cover varied cases
In the police court session Judge Parmenter imposed fines and prison terms. Robert Contoni paid 365 dollars for carrying a loaded revolver. Edward McCoy, from Mount Vernon avenue, got two months in the house of correction for assaulting a livery stable worker. Michael Tudor received three months for attempting to rob a sleeping man on the Common. John J. McCausley drew nine months for stealing two parcels from an express wagon near Winter street. William Fleming got one month for assaulting Emanuel Rollins and his wife, appealing the sentence. Cornelius Connely, leaving a barber shop on North street, took Francisco Contestra’s coat containing 78 dollars, and got three months in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parmenter
Robert Contoni
Edward McCoy
Mount Vernon Avenue
Garden Street
House of Correction
Michael Tudor
John J. McCausley
Winter Street
Gilchrist
William Fleming
Emanuel B. Rollins
Mary
Cornelius Connely
North Street
Francisco Contestra
Veteran Cambridge schools head marked 80 with surprise
Ex Superintendent Francis Cogswell, long linked to Cambridge schools for fifty years, turned 80 yesterday. He received a warm greeting from 461 teachers at the school board office, with greetings from Ruel Fletcher and William Bradbury. He will depart Thursday for his Duxbury summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cogswell
Cambridge
Cogswell
Ruel H. Fletcher
Thorndike School
William H. Bradbury
Cambridge Latin School
Mr. Cogswell
School Board
Duxbury
Mothers Cause Babes Deaths in Harvard Dental Dinner Address
G Stanley Hall of Clark University told 250 at Youngs Hotel the infant death rate rises as mothers fail to nurse. He cited German fines on nursing mothers, noted nine months nursing reduces deaths 4 to 1, and urged American manhood to channel strength for real life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young’s Hotel
Professor Hall
Arthur W. Eldred
Association
Hall
Reichstag
Greek Boys to Be Deported After Immigrant Crackdown
Immigration officials at New England ports moved to deport two Greek boys aged 11 and 14 aboard the Ivernia for misrepresenting ages to work in factories and boot blacking shops. The inspectorate uncovered a renewed effort to import Greek children, with three padrone defendants previously indicted for bringing boys illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
George B. Billings
Ivernia
Balkans
Man in shirt sleeves bursts into Lynn woman’s home
Mrs. Asa Tarbox of 23 Lynnfield street awoke at 1 30 am to a heavily built man in shirt sleeves entering her doorway. She screamed and the intruder fled, leaving the incident as a reported early morning break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Asa Tarbox
Lynnfield Street
Mayor Reviews Two Parades With Harvard Class Of 1901
Mayor Fitzgerald stood in shirt sleeves as Harvard’s class of 1901 marched by eight abreast. He praised Harvard’s win over Yale and wished them luck in the race with Yale. The Mystic Shriners also arrived, saluting the Mayor as they passed the reviewing stand. City Messenger Leary navigated the crowd with the mace to accompany the second parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Colonel Fields
Shriners
Harvard
Yale
Leary
Mystic Shriners
Strike breaker fined ten dollars in court dispute
Alexander D. Reice, a strikebreaking teamster, was in Municipal Court charged with assaulting government witness Thomas J. English. Reice was fined ten dollars for allegedly kicking English in the jaw in the courthouse corridor. Roger Clapp called the case extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander D. Reice
Thomas J. English
John J. Gaffney
Superior Criminal Court
Reice
Court House
English
Roger Clapp
Teamsters
Yale Alumni Election: Judson Re-elected Chairman at Meeting
Yale alumni advisory board re-elected F N Judson of St Louis as chairman and Rev A P Stokes as secretary at New Haven gathering. Twenty three of 28 members attended. They proposed holding annual meetings on Monday mornings before commencement instead of the prior pre commencement Wednesday slot.
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New Haven
Alumni Advisory Board of
Yale
F. N. Judson
St. Louis
A. P. Stokes
Nw Low
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Mous Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Masa
IRS
Winslow
GO Fzrament S
Say Straine
Relief Hospital
Patsy Napoli
National Starch Company
New York
Paine Furniture
A& Canal Street
Papermarket
Sacare
Ier Ark Belde Ee
Hong Kong
Col. Billings
Price
Axminster
Eddy and
White Mountain
Frank Ferdinand
Dudley St
Washington Street
Col. Warren Street
The
Home Furnishers’ Association of
Massachusetts
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Charles H. Hubbell
Franklin
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