Sunday Fights in North End
Liquor and cards sparked two Sunday affrays in the North End. Andrew Paducco, 28, suffered back head wounds from a blow during a game of twenty one and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Giuseppe Carboni, 29, fired twice at Giovanni Crastoforo, 30, but missed. carboni was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Division 1
Pasqualle Lacholi
North Margin Street
Tey
Andrew Paducco
Stamford Place
Pachucco
Andrew
Padhucco
Massachusetts General Hospital
Giuseppe Carboni
North
Bennet Street
Giovanni Crastoforo
Mar— Street
Contested Will of Thomas Thompson Settled in Compromise
The Rhinebeck will case ends with a settlement allocating most of the estate to army legatees. Two thirds of the $1,000,000 residue yields income to Brattleboro while Rhinebeck receives one third. Trustees Lawrence Minot and Richards M. Bradley administer the funds for hospitals in Rhinebeck and Brattleboro. A $200,000 payment was made to heirs.
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Thomas Thompson
Rhinebeck
Brattleboro
Lawrence Minot
Richards M. Bradley
Bratebporo
Police Board rescinds Sunday liquor ban on hotel bars
Police commissioners withdrew Saturday's order barring liquor sales in hotel bars on Sundays after discrepancies in notices and selective enforcement became evident. Hotels faced potential closures and protests as politicians and hotel managers pressed for uniform policy, reflecting overreach and abrupt reversal.
Irish Leader Urges Rifle Purchase for Freedom
Dublin report quotes Michael Davitt arguing for armed struggle to win Ireland's liberty. He says money spent on whiskey could buy rifles like Lee Metford or Mauser, urges organizing a mass movement, and cites Boer parallels to bolster support among 4 million Irish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Michael Davitt
Ireland
United Irish League
England
South Africa
America
Engaged City Hall Official Edward J Leary to Marry
City Messenger Edward J Leary, a Charlestown schoolteacher’s future husband, is the engaged partner of a prominent local woman. The engagement has been quietly known among insiders and a summer wedding is anticipated. Leary is a popular City Hall official with a long reputation for luck and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Messenger
Charlestown
Edward J. Leary
Leary
City Hall
Easy Way to Keep Well with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article promotes daily use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to keep the stomach healthy. It features Prof Weichold’s testimony age fifty plus, cites harmless ingredients, and claims wide availability from Maine to California and abroad. Dosage: one or two tablets after each meal. price fifty cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichold
Stuart
Maine
California
Great Britain
Australia
Lace expert J C McCarthy’s seventy five transatlantic trips
J C McCarthy the lace expert has crossed the Atlantic seventy five times across twenty seven ships and many lines. He has sailed on Cunard ships including Samaria Umbria Bothnia Scythia Gallia and others and White Star liners Republic Baltic Adriatic and more. He hopes to reach his hundredth voyage and says Boston should attract more ocean traffic.
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Atlantic
J. C. McCarthy
P. A. Collins
C. P. James
Alexander Martin
John W. Corcoran
D. B. Blanchard
T. J. Gargan
Wilmot R. Evans
Thomas Riley
Vendome
Mr. McCarthy
Europe
Samaria
Umbria
Bothnia
Scythia
Gallia
Servia
Pavonia
Aurania
Cephalonia
Saxonia
Ivernia
Lucania
Campania
Cunard Line
White Star Line
Champagne
Bretagne
Boulogne
Bourgogne
Touraine
Dutton
McCarthy
Post
Boston
New York
Liverpool
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
First Sermon in New Charge at Old Cambridge Baptist
The Rev. Woodman Bradbury preached his first sermon as pastor of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church yesterday, succeeding the Rev. J. V. Garton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Bradbury
Pleasant Street Church
Worcester
Old
Cambridge Baptist Church
Mr. Bradbury
J. V. Garton
Burglars Rob West Harwich Woman of $300 Value
West Harwich March 24 burglars entered the home of Mrs. Ann Kelly and stole $300 in cash a gold watch and other valuables. Police have no leads to identify the thieves.
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West Harwich
Ann Kelly
GOLD DUST TALKS CONTINUED
Gold Dust is washing powder praised for its appearance resembling gold and its intrinsic merit. It claims to free tired women from scrubbing, save time and money, and to have earned acclaim in cities including Boston Chicago New York St Louis.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Zionist Meeting Aids Boston Hebrew Relief Drive
A large assembly at Baldwin Place Synagogue heard fervent pleas for a restored Palestine and regenerated Judaism. Leaders spoke on Zionist aims and Hebrew colonization, with plans for a Zionist daily paper in New York and a Philadelphia convention following. In a separate vignette, Salem jurors faced trial days amid music and tension, awaiting a longer court week.
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Baldwin Place
Palestine
American Federation of Zionists
Boston
M. Lande
Richard Gotthell
Zionist Society
Manila
Philippines
Levin Epstein
A. D. Morrison
Europe
M. Z. Margolis
Z. H. Mossiansky
Baldwin Place Hall
Gotthell
Federation
Philadelphia
New York
Susie Young Story Eyed in Salem Trial Coverage
Salem reports focus on Susie Young as a key witness in the John Best murder case. Prosecution witnesses, including William Stiles, and new discoveries at Breakheart farm bolster the government's position amid courtroom crowds and high public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Young
Professor Wood
Harvard
William Stiles
Bailey
Breakheart Farm
John Best
Sisk and
Clark
Stiles
Salem
Lynn
Building Trades Council Elects Officers in LaborVote
The Building Trades Council elected officers yesterday afternoon. Joseph H. Post heads as president and John A. Kenney as vice president. Other posts include recording secretary James H. Kinder, recording clerk Bernard Gomer, financial secretary I. B. McArthur, treasurer A. J. F. Murphy, sergeant at arms John Lee, auditors M. Sweeney and A. McDonald, trustees James Grant, and business agent Mark B. Mulvey. Locals will vote on the preferred method to celebrate Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Joseph H. Post
Wire Workers
John A. Kenney
Steamfitters
James H. Kinder
Free Stone Cutters
Bernard Gomer
Roofers
McArthur
Carpenters
A. J. F. Murphy
Painters
John Lee
Plasterers
M. Sweeney
A. McDonald
Wood
Addis Kennedy
Derrick and Riggers’ Union
James Grant
Granite Cutters’ Union
Mark B. Mulvey
Free Quaker Oats Sample Offered With Directions
Readers are urged to obtain a free sample of Quaker Oats by following the package directions. The notice emphasizes nutrition and flavor as key benefits and instructs to watch for the offer.
The Best Prisoner John Best Maintains Calm Demeanor
John Best, left alone in his cell on a grim day, eats a modest supper of bread and coffee and remains calm and self contained. He is expected to appear in court tomorrow after a night of sound sleep and noted by the warden as the best prisoner they have had.
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Salem
Briggs
Howe
Old Town
Music Box
Marblehead
Peabody
Danvers
Court House
C. M. Williams
John Best
William H. Stiles
Best
Indignation Meeting by Chicago Hebrew Pedlers
In Chicago on March 2, Hebrew pedlers held an indignation meeting to protest attacks by hoodlums. Speakers said police offered little protection to their community.
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Chicago
Disagreement at Typographical Union No 13 Meeting
A union committee reports turmoil over Rockwell and Churchill dispute. President Coughlin and Secretary Davis faced objections as they allegedly arranged a ratified wage scale until the current contract ends. The chair and abrupt adjournment sparked further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Holland
Rockwell & Churchill’s
David X. Coughlin
A. G. Davis
Rockwell & Churchill
Coughlin
Biggins
Rockhill & Churchill
James Punch
J. Bonar
Bartenders Local 77 elects delegates for St Louis convention
The Bartenders Local No 77 held its regular meeting electing delegates to the International Union convention in St Louis on May 14. Presidents Robert Callahan Richard W Kennedy and Richard Garrity were chosen and a Sunday concert at Columbia Theatre is planned for April 14. A union carpets agreement was made, Building Laborers No 5 voted to leave the council, John Keohane was elected business agent, and ten members were initiated. Freight Handlers Union 6627 plans a union button for railroad workers in Boston this week.
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International Union
St. Louis
Robert Callahan
Richard W. Kennedy
Richard Garrity
Boston Central Labor Union
Columbia Theatre
Updolers’ Union
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J.newman & Sons
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A. A. Heeler & CO
Hanover St
Eldridge
Cain
Division 4
Station 4
The
Davitts
Hed” Leary
Bossy
A. M. Townsend
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Detroit
Mich
Jaynes & Co
Washington St
Cor. Hanover
Col. Warrenton
Summer St
South St
Erty
W. K. Fairbank Company
New England
Essex House
Mrs. Charles Cole
Preakheart Farm
Mrs. Cole
Building Trades
Purdy
Elmer Briggs
Chicago Hebrews
Regal
Regal Shoes
London
Paris
Leff
Boston Post
EB. A. Grazier
Advertiser
Grozier
Davis
Post Chapel
Cavite
Evangelical Church
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