Maine Bishop Codman and Canon Plant Indicted for Criminal Libel
Lincoln County grand jury charges Right Rev. Robert Codman D D bishop of Maine and Rev. Robert W. Plant honorary canon of St Luke's Cathedral Portland with criminal libel. Complainant William Howard Gardiner of Camden says a letter naming him an excommunicated person was read at Dresden. Case tied to Dresden church dissension. trials not expected this term.
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Wiscasset
Lincoln County Supreme Court
Robert Codman
D. D
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Robert W. Plant
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Portland
Christ Church, Gardiner
St. John’s
Dresden
William Howard Gardiner
Camden
Codman
Gardiner
Plant
Grand Jury
Game Court
Troops Move To Outer Paris Securit
Cavalry and infantry detachments leave central Paris to occupy positions on the city outskirts as authorities brace for May Day riots amid ongoing tensions and threats.
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Paris
U S Boys Dominate World Track Events
Cambridgeport runner entered in today marathon. Yankee victories tally shows multiple event wins including first in 100-yard dash, discus throw, and shot put plus top finishes in broad jumps, pole vault, and swimming events. Second and third places also noted across running and field events.
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P. O’connor
Myer Prinstein
Prinstein
Halpin
O’connor
Boston votes to teach Irish history in schools
Boston School Board approves adding Irish history to the curriculum. Aldermen again block a 1 million sewer loan and a 500 thousand street-improvement loan. Mayor Fitzgerald and Alderman Bell clash over the sewer loan as the mayor delays firing 900 sewer workers and delays appointments, awaiting further action.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Bell
Father John's Medicine Still Promises Cure For Lung Ailments
A fifty year claim emphasizes Father John's Medicine as a nourishing non alcoholic remedy for throat and lung troubles. Advertised as a food medicine rather than a patent drug, it pledges guaranteed relief without poisonous substances.
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Father John
May Day Changes Bring Mixed Labor Outlook
May Day brings varied labor activity with no large demonstrations expected outside Paris. In Lynn, Fall River, and Lawrence strikes are anticipated while Boston remains largely peaceful though Malden and Melrose carpenters seek higher wages and improved conditions. Salem opens 36 saloons as Fitchburg shuts them. Boston voters lists begin under Judge Bramons.
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France
Paris
Lynn
Fall River
Lawrence
Boston
Malden
Melrose
Salem
Fitchburg
Éelalg
Judge Bramons
Power for Electric Power customers with no strike clause
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston offers reliable electricity with no worry about shortages. Compare costs that stay fixed as work stops and contact the Contract Agent at Oxford 1150 or 3 Head Place for details.
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Oxford 1150
The
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Barn Destroyed by Lightning in Centreville
Hyannis April 30 A large barn in Centreville owned by Prince A Fuller valued at 2000 was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire during a severe electrical storm. The outage disabled wire service in all directions and heavy rain washed the highways.
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Hyannis
Centreville
Prince A. Fuller
Fair Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast calls for fair weather in Boston and nearby areas on Tuesday and Wednesday. Light variable winds are expected with comfortable temperatures and no precipitation indicated.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington Forecast For Tuesday And Wednesday
Partly cloudy Tuesday with Wednesday showers and fair east Maine. North winds. A weather mosaic notes yesterday morning skies clearing then alternating sun and rain. April showers appear to have small chance later. Old Sol briefly shone before retreating again.
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New England
Maine
Sol
Anon
Courier steamer foundered off Sark with nine crew
The passenger steamer Courier carrying about 20 excursionists foundered today off Sark in the Channel Islands shortly after leaving the island. Nine crew members were aboard and three drowned along with one passenger. the remaining passengers and crew were rescued with no explanation for the disaster available.
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Guersey
Channel Islands
Courier
Sark
Collins Team Beats New York 18 to 4
Collins' boys rout New York 18 to 4 as the National landmark game unfolds with strong offense and tight defense.
Americans Dominate Olympics as Marathon Looms in Athens
American teams win three more events in Athens with a large points lead. Michael Spring J. J. Fowler and Joseph Forshaw headlined U S. hopes in the marathon while Paul H Saeene won the 400 metre final heat. Lightbody and Bonhag also claimed wins amid protests over the broad jump.
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Athens
Greece
America
Michael Spring
A. i New York
J. J. Fowler
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
A. A
Joseph Forshaw
Missouri
A. C
Paul H. Saeene
Iene
Oeene Clee Renant Halswelle
England
Nigel Barker
Australia
Pilgrim
J. D. Lightbody
Chicago University
McGough
Hellstrom
Sweden
Lightbody
Hugo Friend
Duncker
Germany
R. G. Leavitt
Williams College
Molvnie
France
A. H. Healy
Iseginis
George V. Bonhag
Linden
Spetziotis
Rescue at Charles River: horse dragged wagon into water
Police from Station 16 saved a horse that ran overboard while pulling a wagon into the Charles River near 109 Bay State road. The horse, driven by Frederick Tarbox, became entangled in the harness as it struggled, but rescuers secured a rope to a float and derrick and brought it ashore.
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Charles River
Frederick Tarbox
Bay State Road
Bore Burden of Accusation in Globe Bank Case
Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe National Bank returns to Greenfield by train at 10 35 PM a free man after serving part of an eight year sentence for misappropriating bank funds. He says he will rest a while and hopes newspapers let him drop from view. He notes he kept the books at Greenfield and had a past nervous breakdown. He speaks of health and plans for the future remain uncertain.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Greenfield
North Station
United States
Post
Cole
Mr. Cole
Cole Pleads Guilty as Scapegoat in Boston Scandal
Reported in financial and political circles that Cole took the guilty plea to three counts to spare high‑level Boston figures. He faced a long sentence and sacrificed his own freedom to shield others, with friends asserting he saved multiple families from ruin.
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Cole
Boston
Charley Cole
Free Again at Last Charles H Cole Leaves Greenfield for Boston
Former Globe National Bank president Charles H Cole travels from Greenfield to Boston after six years in custody. He greets a Post reporter upon boarding and expresses gratitude for Greenfield officials and caretaker Mr Richardson. His son Charles H Cole Jr appears at Causeway Street Station. He vows to begin work at once.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Boston
Greenfield
Post
Causeway Street
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Board of Police Commissioners
Cole
Beacon Street
Mr. Richardson
Muenter Case Developments Highlight Ongoing Inquiries
City Solicitor Pevey retained to watch over Professor Muenter’s interests. Sisters of Muenter publish ads in Chicago and Western papers urging the missing instructor to return and face charges. An inquest into Mrs Leone Muenter’s death may be called soon as police bolster guards at the Muenter home. Eugene Krembs telegrams from Chicago claiming to provide missing evidence links. A bank account of Mrs Muenter unknown prior to death is noted. Chemist to analyze drinking water and foods today.
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Pevey
Muenter
Sisters of Muenter
Cambridge
Chicago
Leone Muenter
CAPT. HUNT TARGETS HOODLUMS AT TWO DORCHESTER CORNERS
Captain Charles W. Hunt of Police Station 11 orders officers on duty from noon to 12 pm at Field'sorner and Glover's Corner Dorchester to capture and prosecute offenders terrorizing tradesmen and others in the area.
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Sorner
Glover's Corner
Dorchester
Charles W. Hunt
Relieves Nervous Disorders Headache and Exhaustion
Describes a remedy claimed to ease nervous disorders including headaches insomnia and restlessness and to rebuild the nervous system. The brief promotes health benefits and overall vitality without citing clinical evidence or sources.
Uncle Jed Says Other Gingers Ain't Worth Mites Near Sanford
Unclear text quotes Uncle Jed declaring other gingers are not worth mites beside or near Sanford. The fragment hints at a humorous or local dialect remark about people or places.
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Jed
Sanford’s
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