Two Men Seized by Two Ton Girder in Boston Accident
Gillesseppi Savino and G Loring Briggs were fatally injured when a two ton steel girder fell from a derrick at Arch and Milk streets. Savino suffered a compound leg fracture and a deep wound, Briggs crushed his right hand and toes. They were removed to hospital and home respectively as workers freed them from the dray. The break occurred when a chain strap snapped, sending the mass down from a tower near the International Trust Company.
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Gillesseppi Savino
Woodbury & Leighton
G. Loring Briggs
Brookline
Arch and
Milk Streets
Savino
Relief Hospital
Mr. Briggs
The
International Trust Company
Devonshire and
Savirro
John Peach
Chelsea
Rouillion Named Director for Boston Franklin Union Project
Louis Rouillion of New York elected to direct the Franklin Union program. He will select a site in Boston and push building plans under his direction. The project aims to open within a year with a salary of 3000 to 3500 dollars and a 950000 fund including a 100000 site allocation.
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Louis Rouillion
New York
Franklin Union
Henry S. Pritchett
Bouillion
Boston
Dr. Pritchett
James J. Storrow
Frank Ix. Foster
Cooper Union of New York
Rouillion
Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
Ytorty-Fourth Street
Pritchett
Fitzgerald
Franklin Fund
Thomas Fitzgerald
Court Scatters Accused Trio In Murder Case
In Boise on March 20 Charles Wt Meyer William D Haywood and George W Pettibone familiar names in the Steunenberg murder case pleaded not guilty at Caldwell arraignment The trial date was set around May 16 Judge Smith overruled demurrers denied bail and ordered Meyers removal to Boise jail Haywood to Wiser jail Pettibone to Caldwell jail as the court directed
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Boise
Idaho
Charles WT. Meyer
William D. Haywood
George W. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Caldw
Smith
Canyon County
Mever
Paywood
Wiser
Pettibone
Caldwell
Fire damages home at Compton Street loss of $100
An overheated stove in the home of Nathan Witt at 3 8 Compton street caused a $100 loss. The building is owned by Mary Jones.
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Nathan Witt
Compton Street
Mary Jones
Tube Money Not For Hub Tube Service Plans In Boston Only
The article notes tube service funds were allocated for major cities New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis with Boston the only city where installation proceeded as planned. Assistant Postmaster McMillan cites a $900,000 appropriation and says Boston’s tube system is in first class shape with efficient car service for mail. A Boston loop from the central office to Cambridge Station A awaits completion of the West Boston bridge.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Prank S. McMillan
House
Washington
McMillan
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
West Boston Bridge
Guardian of Sully children named legal guardian
Governor Jesse F. McDonald of Colorado reports that extradition was refused in the case of Mrs Bella I Fenwick and that she is the legal guardian of the two Sully children. He notes evidence that the father abandoned the family and paid little attention to the children and that the aunt of the child was concerned with her welfare. Fenwick is described as kind and educating the child and has guardianship papers.
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Guild
Jesse FF. McDonald
Colorado
Bella Ii. Fenwick
Sully
McDonald
Fenwick
Mr. Sully
Sunday school teachers urged to watch eating and doctrine
The Boston District Sunday School Association convention urged teachers to choose light foods on Sunday mornings to avoid laziness and to know the Bible well. Speakers included Rev. John D. Pickles and Rev. Carleton P. Mills. Officers elected were President James L. Rand, Vice Presidents Alexander Towns and W. H. Chadwick, Secretary Miss Anna I. Davis, Treasurer Frank A. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton S. Conant
Boston District Sunday School Association
John D. Pickles
Carleton P. Mills
Appleton P. Williams
Charles T. Ellis
Delia E. Cabot
Archibald T. Davidson, Jr
J. L. Ware
W. W. Weeks
James L. Rand
Alexander Towns
W. H. Chadwick
Anna I. Davis
Frank A. White
Steinert Hall Recital by Jaeger and Thompson Delights Crowd
Ferdinand Jaeger baritone and Edith Thompson pianist performed Schumann Loeffler Strauss on a Steinert Hall recital. Jaeger, appearing here for the first time, offered a refined pleasing voice and drew strong applause. Thompson's solo numbers by Schumann DIndy and MacDowell received much audience pleasure.
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Steinert Hall
Ferdinand Jaeger
Edith Thompson
Jaeger
Schumann
Loeffler
Strauss
Miss Thompson
D'Indy
MacDowell
Final arrangements for AOH bond in Berkeley Hall
Final arrangements for the annual bond of Division TA Ancient Order of Hibernians to take place April WI in Berkeley Hall were completed last evening. The division held an enthusiastic St Patrick celebration at Jefferson Hall with Patrick Twomes presiding, featuring songs and stories and a closing collation.
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Order of Hibernians
Berkeley Hall
Jefferson Hall
Patrick Twomes
St. Patrick’s
Big Man Cites Wife Cruelty in Divorce Case
Crowley a master mariner testified before Judge Richardson that his wife Josephine abused him financially and physically during their marriage begun July 4 189. He said her treatment left him mentally distressed and unable to recover after long railway shifts. The couple lived in Somerset Mall River and Jamaica Plain. The court granted a decree nisi.
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Mlnner HK. Crowley
Richardson
Josephine
Somerset
Mall River
Jamaica Plain
Nisi
Mandamus Sought To Reinstate Lawrence Police Officials
Former Assistant City Marshal William J. Houghton and former Inspector Fed J. Flynn seek a writ of mandamus against Mayor John P. Kane to restore them after January rank reductions. Hearing held in equity court. Judge Hammond reserved decision. Samuel C. Logan and John W. Cadigan named as replacements pending ruling.
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Lawrence
William J. Houghton
Fed J. Flynn
John PP. Kane
Hammond
Equity
Supreme Court
Houghton
Flynn
Samuel C. Logan
John W. Cadigan
Petition Seeks Writ to Recognize Eldridge as Chatham Selectman
Nathaniel A. Eldridge of Chatham seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the Selectmen to recognize him as a town board member. A Supreme Court hearing before Judge Hammond was held yesterday with decision reserved. The case centers on a disputed election and a subsequent recount that named Oliver E. Eldridge.
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Nathaniel A. Eldridge
Chatham
Supreme Court
Hammond
Board of Selectmen
Oliver E. Eldridge
Harding
Oliver Eldridge
James Robertson Wins Taunton Boiler Sale Verdict
In Superior Court yesterday James Robertson was awarded 110.50 dollars against the city of Taunton after suing to recover the price of a boiler sold to the city.
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James Robertson
Taunton
Robertson
Burrill Loses Suit Against Boston Elevated
Judge Bishop orders verdict for the defense in W. J. Burrill's $20,000 suit alleging careless railroad management caused him to be thrown from a Washington Street car platform.
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Burrill
Boston
Judge Harris Sets Verdict in Whalen Trial
Judge Harris yesterday ordered a verdict for the defendant in the case of John J. Whalen Jr. against the I entity. The suit sought personal injuries and ad damnum damages of 25000 dollars.
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Harris
John J. Whalen, Jr
Republican Committees Appointed by State Chairman Talbot
Chairman Talbot announces the year’s committee appointments for the Republican State Committee. Executive committee includes Alfred X. Pinkerton and others. Finance committee lists H. Clifford Gallagher as chair with several members. Rallies committee is led by Fred A. Emery with a slate of regional members.
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Talbot
Republican State Commiittee
Alfred x. Pinkerton
Worcester
Sidney
Bigney
Attleboro
Trenrry
New Hedford
Prank KE. Dickerman
Somerville
John Hildreth
Uwolwoke
A. SS. Paton
Leominster
Channing Smith
Leicester
Isance EF. Woodbury
Boston
Fred A. Emery
Albert W. David
Lowell
Frank J. Dutcher
Hlppedale
Archie N. Frost
Lawrence
Herman Wormer
Henry IT. Ripley
Hingham
Rockefeller Suffering From Cancer of Tongue
Confirmation came that William Rockefeller has cancer of the tongue but not a virulent form. Doctors advised abroad last fall due to a growth at the base of the tongue causing ongoing trouble for two to three years.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cambridge Woman Plans Armored Auto for Husband's Mexican Gold
Mrs. Hart of 1654 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge ordered a Thomas Flyer armored with thick plating and a rear gold hold. It will carry two Gatling guns to escort Torren M. Hart between his mining properties in Mexico amid Yaqui Indian attacks.
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Lorren M. Hart
Mexico
Hart
Cambridge Society
Cles
Suffragists Clash With Premier Campbell-Bannerman
Two leaders of the Women’s suffragist party Miss Annie Wenny and Mrs Drummond were arrested on Downing Street outside Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s residence. They sought a interview to present demands but were turned away and forced to move on after a noisy protest. The Women's Social and Political Union vows open warfare against the premier.
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London
Annie Wenny
Drummond
Downing Street
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Henry
Women’s Social and Political Union
Mayor denies printed contract list as erroneous
An official statement from Mayor Fitzgerald rejects claims that contracts awarded under Acting Mayor Whelton were awarded improperly. The list, in Alderman Whelton’s possession, was deemed illegal by the corporation counsel, and most contracts cited exceed $2000. The mayor confirms only sub $2000 contracts were issued under Babson’s opinion.
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Daniel A. Whelton
Edgar S. Dorr
Whelton
Post
Fitzgerald
Onlx
Babson
Witegerald
Luce Answers Question On Abutters Bill Debate
In a House debate yesterday Mr. Luce argued that liquor stores damage abutting property. The session ended with adjournment after Mr. Hayes pressed for a direct answer. The abutters bill, opposed by Luce Allen McManus Phelan, supported by Hayes Barry Cushing, would shield licenses after two years in the same location.
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Mr. Hayes
Mr. Luce
Messrs. Luce
Somerville
Allen
Brockton
McManus
Natick
Phelan
Lynn
Messrs. Hayes
Lowell
Barry
Cambridge
Cushing
Boston
Boynton's Railway Roll Call in Senate
Moody Boynton faced defeat on his bid to extend the Boston Quine and Fall River bicycle railway charter. A roll call showed 16 yeas and 21 nays with representatives Aves Beck Cassidy Chapple Cox of Suffolk Cusick Dean Meeker Kyle Mahoney Mellen Prouty Reed Sechothiad Seiberliec Taylor Walker voting yes and Bullock Buttrick Chace Clark Converse Cummings Cartfield Gartlaned Gerrett Grosvenor Till Hilton Tait Winter Lane Logan Macleod Nevin Parker Stevens Taft voting no.
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Ir. Moody Boynton
Boston, Quine & Fall River Bicycle Railway
Senate
Aves
Beck
Cassidy
Chapple
Cox
Suffolk
Cusick
Dean
Meiker
Kyle
Mahoney
Mellen
Prouty
Reed
Sechothiad
Seiberliec
Taylor
Walker
Nays
Bullock
Buttrick
Chace
Clark
Converse
Cummings
Cartfield
Gartlaned
Gerrett
Grosvenor
Till
Hilton
Tait
Wiuter
Lane
Logan
Macleod
Nevin
Parker
Stevens
Taft
Madame Guilbert Sings French Songs In Local Recital
Yesterday at Trellis Street Theatre Madame Yvette Guilbert opened a series of recitals with Chansons Pompadour et Du Barry and Chansons crinoline in period dress. The audience included society notables and M. Richard Hageman at the piano with M. Armand Forest on violin.
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Trellis Street
Madame Yvette Guilbert
Madame Guilbert
Louis
William Ames
Leslie Lindsiay
Helen Prince
John B. Osborn
Oliver Ames
Francis T. Amory
David S. Greenough
Anni Greenough
Austin
Helen Homans
Grafton Cushing
HW. M. Whitney
George FF. Lyman
M. Richard Hageman
M. Armand Forest
Arrest of Joseph Treffenberg Over Union Label Sale
Inspectors yesterday arrested Joseph Treffenberg of 43 Barton Street on a charge of selling goods to which union labels were unlawfully affixed, a violation dated March 12.
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Joseph Treffenberg
Barton Street
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Guardian OF
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BALL
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Mariner Crowley
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Ironclad Auto
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Whitten
Julian St
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Ashland St
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John PP. Cullen
Gladstone St
Conlin
S. Fairview St
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W. Kinney
Dandley Ave
Chas
Kingsdale St
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Wilmington Ave
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Calumet St
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Pay
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Iroquois St
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Costello
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Withington
Dor
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Gilbe
Tao
Florence St
Dennis S. Ryan
la Rand
Po Brennan & Co
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W. LL. Dolan
Boynton
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