George H. Rice Trial Over Desertion Case
George H. Rice of Plainfield faced a judge in Danilsonville charged with desertion and cohabitation after seven years of alleged non support. Violet Moulson kissed him in court, claiming relation as his niece, while Mrs. Rice No. 1 and Mrs. Rice No. 2 involve the proceedings. He was bound over to the next Superior Court term in $2000 bonds.
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Danielsonville
Conn
George H. Rice
Plainfield
Mathewson
Governor Morton veto shocks Brooklyn charities bill
New York May 2 Governor Mortons belated veto of the Brooklyn charities bill is a sharper blow to Platt than before. In Brooklyn Platt lieutenant Jake Worth, nominally a Republican but tied to the old McLaughlin Democratic gang, would have controlled the board through altered appointment methods and could gain 700 commissions and numerous contracts.
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New York
Morton
Brooklyn Charities
Platt
Brooklyn
Platt Leutenant
Jake Worth
McLaughlin
Commissioners of Charities
Worth
Mammoth clothing sale tempts buyers with deep discounts
The Yankee's Mammoth Clothing Sale at 91 Summer Street features drastic price cuts on men’s suits from $8 to $2.33 and $14 value garments for $5.27, children and boys’ outfits, shoes, capes, and hats. Stores stay open evenings until 9, Saturdays until 11.
Tell Your Neighbors About Big Electric Sign YANKEE
A call to residents to spread the word about a large illuminated sign reading YANKEE to attract attention for a promotion at an address on Summer Street. The notice invites neighbors and friends to visit and see the display.
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Yankee
Summer St
Ferry turmoil at city docks signals broad purges
The article describes a sweeping downsizing in the East Boston ferry department led by Mayor Curtis and superintendent designate Kellough. Key targets include messengers Joseph Hannigan, Joseph Low, John Lane, clerk Horace B. Butler, and others as part of a larger political reshaping amid factional tensions with Alderman Witt and Alderman Bryant.
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Ferry Department
Kellough
Department of Democrats
Curtis
Burke
Alderman Witt
Board of Aldermen
Peter Morrison
Peter
Joseph Hannigan
Joseph Low
John Lane
Noddle Island
Lane
Bition
City Hall
Horace B. Butler
Butler
East Boston
New Columbian Irish Company
Boston
Bryant
Civil Service
Allen
Bret Allen
Sanford
Galvin
Charley
Mary Ryan Dies in Street in East Pepperell
Mrs. Mary Ryan, 31, collapsed and died this forenoon in East Pepperell from heart disease.
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East Pepperell
Mary Ryan
Ex-Police Officer Daley Fires At Labor Leader On Essex Street
Tim othy R. Daley a shoemaker and ex police officer in Lynn shot John Hughes a labor leader on Essex street. Daley surrendered to police claiming a prolonged feud over union politics and work access. Hughes survived the attempt and called Daley driven by anger and revenge.
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Lynn
Timothy R. Daley
John Hughes
Essex Street
Hughes
Edgemakers’ Union
Pearl
Daley
Majestic Scotsman Tour Highlights New Steamer Visit
A select group of business men and freight agents toured the new steamer Scotsman at Pier 6 Charlestown. Captain Enoch Maddox led about twenty guests who praised the vessel as the largest and best yet to arrive. A future plan may add more twin screw steamers if business warrants, with a formal luncheon and remarks from notable attendees.
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Warren Line
Scotsman
Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown
Enoch Maddox
The
Fred Warren, Jr
C. P. Jameson
Johnson
Maddox
Jones
Marine Department
Custom House
W. F. Robinson
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hersey B. Goodwin
Mr. Durrell
Brown, Durrell & Co
H. H. Gardner
New York & New England Railroad
H. B. Tindale
Boston & Albany
S. A. Story
Boston & Maine
Dr. Lane
Port of
Boston
James A. Hathaway
Mr. Crafts
John P. Squire & Co
Messrs
A. Fred Brown
John Bingham
P. J. O'Toole
Bank official commits suicide amid ill health in Omaha
W. H. Magquier assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Omaha died by his own hand this morning. Officials cited ill health as the cause with no financial shortage reported.
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Omaha, Neb
W. H. Magquier
First National Bank
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