Truck Crashes Into Stone Wall on Winthrop Street
A heavily loaded truck bound for Medford veered off course on Winthrop Street and struck a stone wall. Six occupants were aboard, with driver Walter Clark among three seriously hurt. two other Everett men, John Madden and Thomas O'Leary, also seriously injured. Three passengers escaped with lesser injuries.
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Winthrop Street
Medford
Winthrop
Walter Clark
Clark
John Madden
Thomas O'Leary
Everett
Cottolene Proclaims Better Shortening Value Than Butter
An advertisement argues butter contains 25 percent water and salt while Cottolene offers 100 percent shortening. It claims Cottolene is cheaper than butter and lard, delivers equal or better frying results, and is more economical due to less product loss.
Jury Awards Brisson for False Arrest in Haverhill Case
Lawrence report says two years after Police Officer Nicholas Fortune arrested Harvey L. Brisson on drunkenness charges a Superior Civil Court jury awarded Brisson 1283.33 dollars for false arrest and imprisonment.
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Lawrence
Nicholas Fortune
Harvey L. Brisson
Haverhill
Superior Civil Court
Brisson
Brisson Verdict Sparked Interest Across New England Courts
Brisson forestalled arrest by Officer Fortune and Acting City Marshal Sullivan after a rough Essex street confrontation with Finnegan in Lawrence on March 11. Brisson contends he was sober and framed by police relatives, while officers testified to intoxication. The case drew police circles’ attention for its peculiar context and ties to local officials.
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Brisson
Fortune
John J. Sullivan
James J. Sullivan
William P. Jordan
New England
William Busfield
Lawrence
Finnegan
Essex Street
Sullivan
Frank Brisson
Haverhill
Busfield
Beals Seeks Divorce From Prodigal Husband
Mrs. Elizabeth T Beals of Roxbury appeared before Judge King seeking a divorce from Charles A Beals whom she believed drowned before her 1894 marriage to Milton A Woodbury. After a long separation and a second marriage, he returned and she now petitions for a final legal separation on grounds of desertion and intemperance. the judge took the case under advisement.
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Elizabeth T. Beals
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Judge King
Mrs. Beals
Enoch Arden
Milton A. Woodbury
Brisson Wins Arbitration In Earlier Action Over Finegan
Brisson was awarded 150 dollars in a similar action against Finegan earlier this week. It was later found that Finegan did not possess the sum and during the police case Finegan aligned with Brisson against the patrolmen.
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Peters
Brisson
Finegan
Salisbury approves liquor license by 29 vote
Salisbury voted 185 to 156 to go wet for the coming season. The change allows licenses to be issued primarily to innholders along Salisbury Beach, a leading summer resort on the north shore.
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Salisbury
Salisbury Beach
Quincy Police Auto Wrecked In Narrow Escape
Officer James H. Whelan was thrown onto the sidewalk as the Quincy police auto crashed into a telephone pole, broke it, and turned over. He escaped with a bad shaking up and was sent home after crawling away from the wreck.
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James H. Whelan
Quincy Police
Professor Copeland Read Tonight at Harvard Union
Professor Charles T. Copeland will deliver one of his late lectures to Harvard men in the Harvard Union this evening. He will read The Ancient Mariner and a short story by O. Henry.
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Prof. Copeland
Charles T. Copeland
Harvard
Harvard Union
Ancient Mariner
O. Henry
Are Wed Twice in Five Days in Cambridge Portland Affair
Estelle Porter Sullivan aged 18 of Cambridge and her 19-year-old husband Edmund Sullivan remarried within five days after a secret Portland ceremony. The couple, previously joined in Portland on March 3, rewed at St Peter's Church Cambridge with no witnesses beyond family and the rector. They plan to live with Edmund’s mother while he serves as secretary to Professor Francis Fobes of Harvard and retains income from his Pennsylvania inheritance.
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Russia
Mme
Maria Gay
Delila
Carmena
Mme. Gay
Mr. Zenatello
Europe
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Dalila
Samson
Marge Ty
Oda
Wallac
Maria Gay Samson
Giovanni Zenatello
Jean Ridder Abimelech
Jose Mardones
Edward Lankow
Messenger
Paul Saldaigne
Ernesto Giaccone
Rene Chasseriaux
Andre Caplet
Portland
Estelle (Porter) Sullivan
Huron Avenue
Cambridge
Edmund L. Sullivan
Concord Avenue
Charles Porter
Sullivan
Boston
Waterhouse
Sarah Sullivan
Massachusetts
City Hall
Porter
District Court
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Ransom M. Church
Mr. Sullivan
Fobes
Pennsylvania
Blaze at State Street Restaurant Destroys One and A Half Story Building
An early morning fire destroyed a one and a half story structure behind 12 State street and damaged nearby Devonshire and adjacent buildings. Originating in the State street restaurant kitchen, flames spread to rear windows and caused $1000 in total damage while narrowly missing pedestrians when an electrical wire shorted. Firefighters fought the blaze as it leaped between floors before control.
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State Street
Plakins
Devonshire
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