Daniels Issues A Warning On Malden High School
Former Malden superintendent Charles A Daniels, now a math and history teacher, accuses wasteful spending and dangerous health conditions at Malden High School. He cites a $200 000 project and says mismanagement endangers hundreds of pupils. The city council and mayor plan investigations.
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Malden High School
Malden
Charles A. Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Daniels
John Rood
George Louis Richards
Japan Warns China Over Japanese Goods Boycott
Japan asks China to curb anti Japanese agitation tied to the Tatsu Maru incident. Canton meetings last week adopted resolutions observing the steamer’s release anniversary as a day of mourning and called for a boycott of Japanese products.
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PEKIN
Japan
China
Canton
Actresses Barred From Calvary Church Choir
New York March 23 A letter barred Miss Lillian Norton from Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church choir claiming women of the stage are not wanted. Norton a Broadway show girl said she earned a livelihood honestly and deserved to sing. Pastor Rev Charles I Goodell said he did not take the anonymous letters seriously.
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New York
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian Norton
West Twenty-eighth Street
Miss Norton
A. Y. Cornell
Collision Sinks 800-ton Matsu Maru in Dense Fog
TOKIO March 28 Roughly 250 lives feared lost after the Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer Matsu Maru rammed by the Hideyoshi Maru in heavy fog off Todohokke near Hakodate. The Matsu Maru went down at 2 30 this morning in the two mile offshore area.
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Tokio
Todohokke
Hakodate
Matsu Maru
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Company
Bigelow Will Contested in Worcester Case
H H Bigelow plans to challenge the will of his brother Edwin M Bigelow of Boston. The estate worth about 200000 dollars largely leaves 1000 to Lester Hastings adopted son and Harvard student. Miss Mary Bertha Bossardt of Boston also contests the will as a witness. The case is expected to reveal many unusual points when heard Wednesday.
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Worcester
H. H. Bigelow
Edwin M. Bigelow
School Street
Boston
Lester Hastings
Harvard
Mary Bertha Bossardt
Common Street
Fred White Matched to Skate Williams for Purse Race
Charlie Williams and Fred White were matched in a trio of skate races for a $250 purse and a side bet at Park Square skating rink. The first race is expected Friday night.
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Fred White
Williams Charlie Williams
Park Square
Princeton and Cornell Play 2-2 Soccer Tie in Rain
In a drizzle at Princeton New Jersey on March 23 Princeton and Cornell battled to a 2 to 2 tie. Both teams fought through wet conditions with goals by Princeton and Cornell in a lively afternoon clash.
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Princeton
N. J
Cornell
Hoppe Defeats Schaefer In 400 to 92 Balk Line Match
In New York on March 23 Willie Hoppe beat Jacob Schaefer 400 to 92 in an 18.2 balk line billiards match. Hoppe dominated the game with precise shots and rapid scoring to secure the victory.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Jacob Schaefer
Receiver probes Shaw estates amid mismanagement fears
Henry M. Rogers asked the Supreme Court to inspect securities of every Shaw trust as creditors fear losses from alleged mismanagement. Investigations target boxes at multiple vaults and the Children’s Island Sanitarium funds, with estates potentially totaling about two million dollars. Shaw’s health declined and he could not recognize family members.
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John O. Shaw
Back Bay
Henry M. Rogers
Shaw
Supreme Court
Rogers
Braley
Harriet C. Winslow
The
Cour
Katherine D. Savage
Melvin Johnson
Annie M. Calef
J. M. Merriam
Merriam, Hooper & Hilton
Winslow
William Hayes
Henry M. Williams
Tolman
Waldron H. Rand, Jr
Security Safe Deposit Company
Post
Mr. Rogers
Union Trust Company
Children's Island
Lowell's Island
Salem Harbor
Clash in House Over Sulzer Speech Record
In Washington, March 23, a manly clash erupted in the House as Mr. Mann of Illinois accused Mr. Sulzer of New York of placing a speech in the Congressional Record that Sulzer did not deliver. Mann sought to expunge the speech by a party-line vote amid sharp exchanges with Sulzer and the Speaker.
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Washington
House of Representives
Mann
Illinois
Sulzer
New York
Congressional
Mr. Mann
Department of Commerce and Labor
15 Months for W. J. Mackay
William J. Mackay was sentenced to the house of correction for 15 months by Judge De Courcey. He pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny involving 2400 and 6000 dollars tied to selling worthless stocks. Once a Brookline resident at 61 Griggs Road, he fled abruptly with his wife and child, leaving many unaware of his departure.
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William J. Mackay
House of Correction
de Courcey
Superior Criminal Court
New York
Brookline
Griggs Road
Muller Removed as Tax Commissioner by Mayor
New York March 23 Mayor McClellan dismissed Tax Commissioner Nicholas J Muller who appointed him. The Mayor cites unpaid taxes with penalties and interest amounting to thousands of dollars during Muller's term and notes he was the heaviest delinquent taxpayer in Richmond Borough, with the city advertising his property for sale.
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New York
Nicholas J. Muller
McClellan
Muller
Richmond
Town Appropriations Earmark Funds For Roads Sewage Fire Alarm
Dedham officials approved allocations totaling 15,000 for highways 2,000 for sidewalks 1,000 for local expenses 1,600 for land for town purposes 1,800 for sewage system 600 for clerk of sewage department 400 for Sewer Commission and 250 for fire alarm wires at a March meeting.
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Dedham
Sewer Commission
Former Brookline Boy Now Harvard Varsity Stroke
Sullivan S. Sargent of Brookline has been placed at stroke in the Harvard varsity crew. Once a weak boy, he rose through intense practice to stroke Harvard freshman crew and later held top boats, with coaches noting his steadying turn to No 2 before reclaiming the varsity stroke position for the Yale race in New London next June.
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Sullivan S. Sargent
Brookline
Harvard
Sargent
Wray
Sullivan Sargent
Yale
New London
Brookline High School
Charles River
Brookline School
Hard Luck Tale On Henry Smith Aboard Four Masted Schooner
Captain Barbour reports a brutal voyage from Baltimore to Portland aboard the Henry Smith. A sick steward, a mad first mate, a weathery run, and loss of anchors delayed progress as the crew battled illness and danger.
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Salem
Barbour
Henry Smith
Baltimore
Salem Harbor
Portland
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Cape Henry
Charles Hawkshire
Hampton Roads
William Elliott
New York
Labor unions plan meeting to aid unemployed in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union executive board votes to gather all Boston unions officers at Wells Memorial Hall next Sunday to organize aid for unemployed workers. Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 calls a tonivot meeting at Parker Memorial Hall to discuss forming a league to help unemployed union members. Hiram Leet of Lowell is elected secretary treasurer of the Boston & Maine system BBB to fill George L. Thompson’s vacancy. A State branch A F of L executive board meeting is set for Saturday at Wells Memorial building to address several matters.
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Organized Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Parker Memorial Hall
Hiram Leet
Lowell
Boston & Maine System Board of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Railroad Employees
George L. Thompson
Thompson
Grand Division
A. F. of L
Wells Memorial Building
Supreme Court Rules Against State Courts in Rates Case
Washington March 28 The Supreme Court today ruled against state court authority in a dispute over transportation rate rules. The decision involved Minnesota Attorney General Young and a federal contempt penalty, and the discharge of Southern Railway agent James H Wood in Asheville North Carolina. Justice Peckham led the opinion with most justices concurring. Justice Harlan warned the ruling would shut state courts against the state itself and urged caution.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Young
Minnesota
United States District Court
Supreme Court
James H. Wood
Southern Railway
Asheville
North Carolina
Wood
Peckham
Harlan
Cambridge Robbery Strikes Home of Mrs Delarey
Cambridge housebreakers entered the home of Mrs. Catherine Delarey at 472 Windsor Street using false keys. They stole three gold rings two pairs of opera glasses a gold watch and $40 in cash.
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Cambridge
Catherine Delarey
Windsor Street
Investigators Prep Report On King Financier's Affairs
Jeremiah Smith Jr. has finished a tentative investigation into the late financier Cardenio F. King. He will present his findings this afternoon in U S District Court. The proceedings may reveal details of a $10 000 payment to a Boston man and other transactions with associates.
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Jeremiah Smith, Jr
Cardenio F. King
United States District Court
Boston
King
Suffolk
King Mortgage Mystery Deepens in Disappearance Case
The $5000 mortgage funds tied to office furniture remain unrecorded after King's disappearance. A well-informed source claims $2600 was paid before he left, with the total near $1500 unaccounted for. others suspect far larger sums were embezzled amid bets on the Boston Tribune and stock market losses. The Suffolk grand jury action looms as inquiries continue at Powell Street, Brookline.
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King
Powell Street
Brookline
Aldermen Seek Protection as Newton Considers 6 Cent Fare
Newton March 23. Alderman Avery warns the board that the public must be protected as the Newton street railway plans to raise the fare to 6 cents on April 1 for the Roberts Crossing Waltham to Waverley line and for transfers on all lines. A committee will appear before the Railroad Commission to press the city’s case.
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Newton
Board of Aldermen
Charles L. Avery
Newton Street Railway
Roberts Crossing
Waltham
Waverley
Alderman Gray
Alderman Palmer
Railroad Commission
J. L. Richards
Newton Street Railroad
Avery, Gray and Palmer
Two Women Injured In Boston Streets
Two women sustained injuries in separate incidents on Boston streets last night. Elizabeth A. Frye of 13 Linden Park street fell crossing Adams square and suffered a severe gash above her eye. she was treated at Relief Hospital and sent home. Annie Coleman of 157 Charles street was struck while crossing Cambridge street, receiving a scalp wound and body bruises.
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Boston
Elizabeth A. Frye
Linden Park Street
Adams Square
Relief Hospital
Annie Coleman
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Newton
Finishing touches on Washington St subway near completion
The Washington street subway nears finish as tearing down part of the Hotel Tivoli at Ash Street ends a four month halt. Tivoli loses 21 sleeping rooms and four dining rooms amid related removals at the Mieusset and LeClair properties. entrances at Temple Place Winter Street Old South Church and Adams Square near completion indicate the line will soon be fully underground.
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Washington Street
Hotel Tivoli
Ash Street
Mieusset
Liam LeClair
Nassau Street
Temple Place
Winter Street
Old South Church
Adams Square
HOTEL
Tivoli
NNW
Washington
Kind Couple Bunco Victims Sail Penniless to Bradford
Mr and Mrs James W Green of Sanford Maine were duped by a bunco pair after boarding the Ivernia to Bradford England. They lost eighty dollars when a supposed dying English youth received their money then diverted it. They searched for the con men as they left Boston for the voyage.
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James W. Green
Sanford
Ivernia
Bradford
Eng
Bunco
Green
Boston
Cunard
Mrs. Green
Burke
High Seas
Baker Beats Summers in Six-Round New York Bout
Harry Baker shaded Johnny Summers in six rounds at the Grand Union A. C. in New York. Police arrested two preliminaries, the manager and referee, in a test case. no further arrests reported.
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New York
Harry Baker
Johnny Summers
New Grand Union A. C
Nine wives four years four years bigamy plea
Joseph Koehler, alleged to have nine wives, pleaded guilty to bigamy in General Sessions Court and was sentenced to four years and six months in state prison.
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New York
Joseph Koehler
General Sessions Court
Schuberts Cigar Brand Promotes Genuine Quality
The Schubert brand cigars, sold widely at 7c, 4 for 25c, originated by Schubert Bros. as Schubert Smokers. Due to imitators, they renamed to Schuberts since Smokers cannot be copyrighted, warning that inferior cigars stamp Smokers with other names.
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Schuberts
Schubert Bros
Schubert
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