Wilson Free, Resolute After Parents’ Death Case
Lynn May 8 Wilson Wilson, freed from all complicity in the deaths of his parents, remains unbroken by the ordeal. He praises sweetheart Mrs Pauline Fischer for her loyalty and says he will distinguish friends from foes. He rejects offers and plans to start his own business while insisting he did not receive life insurance money. Lawyer McDonald hails acquittal, crediting medical examiner Draper’s shift to homicide in both cases.
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John F. McDonald
Boston
Draper
Arrests Rise After Vigilant Police During Weekend
Fear of judge Emmons' censure spurred police captains to tighten patrols and push for arrests Saturday night. From 8 am Saturday to 8 am Sunday, 213 arrests were logged, up 42 from the prior week, with 159 for drunkenness including seven women. Roll call rhetoric urged plain speaking and broad enforcement on highways.
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Portuguese Observe Ecce Homo Feast in Boston
Portuguese branches from Providence Newport Provincetown New Bedford Bristol Lawrence Fall River Lowell Taunton and others attended the Ecce Homo feast in Boston with uniformed contingents and bands. Delegations met at South Station and processed to North Bennet Street church for high mass, then Appleton Hall banquet and a public meeting at Faneuil Hall. The event, held yesterday, was led by Boston branch organizers and featured a band and ceremonial procession.
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A. J. Pimental
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Father Goulart
Appleton Hall
Faneuill Hall
Love Comes Of Dual Tragedy In Knox Burghage
Grief-stricken families of Alfred J. McCarthy and William D. O Neil mourn after a double shooting in Knox Burghage. McCarthy’s mother says her son was insane without help, while Mrs William O Neil forgives him and plans to live with Mrs McCarthy to care for her.
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William D. O'Neil
Knoxbury
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William O'Neil
O'Neil
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Police Listing Work Finished Ahead of Schedule
A day before the deadline, Boston police patrolmen across divisions submitted their returns. Judge Emmions states that by tomorrow night a larger, more satisfactory poll than last year will be determined, and both political parties will be satisfied with the careful and accurate work of his officers.
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Body Found in Cutting's Woods at Milford
The body of William Ray, 65, was found in a pool of water in Cutting's woods by friends while searching for him. Despondent man who had wandered from home, death believed to be self-inflicted though Medical Examiner Clarke had not yet determined the exact cause.
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William Ray
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Clarke
Outside bother for scholars and teachers in two cities
In Boston and New Bedford public schools worries arise beyond classroom work. The Harvard dental school may join authorities to examine children’s teeth and provide free treatment via city infirmaries, mirroring a German model with district dentists and educational pamphlets on dental care. A dress reform scene in New Bedford follows a mother’s complaint about a teacher’s rainy day skirt.
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Hatch
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Dental School
Germany
Immigration Officials Detain Islanders Aboard Sarah E Lee
United States Immigration Commissioner George B Billings praises his men for stopping the schooner Sarah E Lee at Providence Friday night, detaining 15 Cape Verde Islanders and four young women. Captain Monteiro denies wrongdoing, claiming he was unaware of passengers until four days at sea. The vessel is seized and the detainees are jailed.
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George B.billings
Sarah E. Lee
Providence
Cape de Verde Islands
Monteiro
Sarah. BH. Lee ‘S
Charles Street
Cape de Verde
St. Louis Exposition
Dancing Party Planned by Carlisle Athletic Club
All preparations are complete for a dancing party to be held tomorrow night in Jubilee Hall at Grove Hall. The Carlisle Athletic Club, consisting of prominent young men from Roxbury and Dorchester, will host dancing from eight to one.
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Carlisle Athletic Club
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Fine Wash Dress Goods Offered as Season’s Best
The article proclaims this Fine Wash Dress Goods as the season’s premier offering, asserting it stands out among all makers this year. It emphasizes quality and novelty, positioning the product as the standout choice for discerning customers.
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