Methodists Accept Gratitude for Rogers Gift to Acushnet
Acushnet Methodists gratefully accept a $1000 donation from Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil to rebuild their parish church after a December fire. They praise the benefactor and do not question the source, viewing Rogers as a ministering angel to their village. Continued on Page 4-Third Column.
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Acushnet
Boston
John D. Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Ralph S. Cushman
Rogers
Cushman
Standard Oil
Innocent Miss McBride Denies Fire Instigation Charge
Boston Post reports Miss Anna McBride a Brighton heiress in court on a charge she instigated an arson attempt at her Western avenue property. She pleads not guilty and awaits April 20. bail set at $800 posted by her sister.
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Anna McBride
Brighton
Boston Post
Miss McBride
John Doherty
McBride
Western Avenue
John Welch
Six More Die of Fever in Greater Boston
New cases are reported in Cambridge, Lowell, Quincy and Boston. The Boston Board of Health chairman Dr Durgin says there is no need for alarm now but cautions that cerebro spinal meningitis could rise later in spring and urges cooling, fumigation of rooms, and prompt treatment of cases.
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Cambridge
Lowell
Boston
Quincy
Dr. Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Board of Health
Father John’s Medicine Endorsed By Sisters Of The Cross
The Sisters of the Holy Cross in Nashua New Hampshire praise Father John’s Medicine as a body builder for those who are weak or run down. The product has been in use for fifty years and is recommended for general health and vitality.
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John
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Nashua
N. H
Drugged and robbed man missing after Grover disaster
Brockton March 30 William Sullivan 14 Spruce avenue once employed at Grover factory vanished four weeks after the blast that killed 56. Believed lured into woods in Taunton by companions, he was drugged robbed of 100 dollars and later seen in Taunton and Providence. Police searched woods for clues but found only papers and a handkerchief.
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Brockton
William Sullivan
Spruce Avenue
Grover Factory
Easton
Grover
Sullivan
Taunton
Cash
Frank Foye
Alger Street
Providence
Japs Press Forward to Vladivostok Invasion Reports
Harbin dispatches say Japan cut the Harbin Vladivostok railroad and sent captured Russian siege guns toward Vladivostok. Russians evacuated Gunshu Pass as Japanese threat nears Sipinghai and Kirin. Admiral Rojestvensky’s fleet expected to clash with Togo. Diplomatic moves and zemstvo meetings loom.
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ST. Petersburg
Harbin
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Gunshu Pass
Chanchung
Mukden
Kirin
Rojestvensky
Togo
Washington
Roosevelt
Takahira
Jusserand and
von Speck- Sternburg
Fair Local Forecast for Boston Area
The forecast calls for fair skies in Boston and vicinity with light westerly winds. Friday and Saturday are expected to be tranquil with mild temperatures and no precipitation.
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Boston and Vicinity
Indictment talk rises over meat concerns in Chicago
Chicago March 30. Conspiracy in dictments threaten against heads of big meat packing concerns unless alleged tampering with witnesses summoned to testify before the federal grand jury stops. Assistant Attorney-General Pagin vows action even under conspiracy statute. Fifteen witnesses testified, including three women said to be stenographers for National Packing Company.
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Chicago
Pagin
Secret Service
Grand Jury
Morrison
Michigan
Fast Bus Route to Nearby Towns Amid Low Fares
Boston and Worcester Trolley cars run from Park Square every 15 minutes. Service is unexcelled and fares are low for trips to Newton Wellesley Natick South Framingham Southboro Marlboro Hudson Westboro Northborough Shrewsbury and Worcester.
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Newton
Wellesley
Natick
South Framingham
Southboro
Marlboro
Hudson
Westboro
Northboro
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
Jury Dismissed in Malden Case as Man Arrested on Influence Charge
Four hours after an entire jury was dismissed and a long trial was canceled a Malden man, Patrick J. McShane, was brought before Judge Holbrook in East Cambridge Superior Court charged with attempting to influence a juror and held to show cause why he should not be held in contempt.
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Patrick J. McShane
Malden
Holbrook
Superior Court
East Cambridge
McShane Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Opens
McShane pleads not guilty and is allowed to await morning court after a two hour and thirty minute hearing. He defended his actions, while George A. Bailey testified as the first witness that he knew McShane from work and had seen him.
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McShane
Coakley
George A. Bailey
McLaughlin
Ford
Baitley
Hitchcock
Timothy W. Coakley
Sanderson
Race clash on Border street in Newton halts with police
Police arrived after 2 PM to quell an outbreak between white and colored residents on Border street. Gustaf Guenther and James Huston led belligerents, with Huston allegedly assaulting Guenther’s tenant’s son. No one was shot. a court on Monday will hear complaints and witness statements.
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Border Street
Mitchell
Quilty
Taffe
Gustaf Guenther
Baker
James Huston
Kennedy
Guenther
le Roy
Huston
Captain Ryan
Newton
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Shawmut Avenue
Washington Street
O’lalor
Mr. Rogers
Acushnet Church
Allen
Doherty
Winship Street
Chelsea
Greater Boston
Fred H. Holden
Brookline
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Maud Maguire
Hawthorne Place
Helen Doherty
Read Place
Thomas Palmer
Wollaston
William Black
Roxbury
Children’s Hospital
Walter Lowther
MR. Bailey
Sipinghai
Tie Pass
Sipinghal
Ussufi
Zemstvos
Vetchernia Patchta
Great Morskaia
Kharkoff
Heads OF Meat CO
Will
Bailey
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