Zealandia strike breaker arraigned for assault on woman
Frank Rafferty, 36, chief on the Zealandia, is due in court on a charge of assault with intent to kill Margarite Kingston of Roxbury after a pistol shot wounded her at the Continental Hotel in Essex Street. Kingston identified Rafferty and he was arrested at the scene.
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Zealandia
Frank Rafferty
Brooklyn
Homer
Margarite Kingston
Arnold Street
Roxbury
Rafferty
Miss Kingston
Eliot Street
Continental
Essex Street
Washington
John Fogarty
Frank
Lagrange Street
Dugan
Japanese Fete at Milton Aided Radcliffe Library Fund
A Japanese fete on the Dr. Harris Kennedy estate in Milton supported Radcliffe College library equipment. Grounds featured tea houses, a theatre, gardens, and booths with Radcliffe students in costume. The event included vaudeville acts, Japanese music, a cherry blossom dance, a New York troupe concert, further theatre entertainment, and a stereopticon lecture by Dr. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Radcliffe College Library
Harris Kennedy
Blue Hill Avenue
Ouchi
Murata
Akimoto
Hakaiwa
Radcliffe
New York
Supreme Court rules ship catch can be attached for captain's debt
For the first time a full Supreme Court bench holds that a fishing schooner's catch can be trusteed to satisfy a captain's personal debt. The decision in the suit by a fish dealer against Captain Augustine of the Georgianna concludes the captain, in exclusive possession and control, owns the schooner and its voyage, not merely acting as vessel agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Augustine
Georgianna
Strike Breaker Rafferty Shot Woman In Boston
Police found an 82 calibre revolver on Rafferty after a confrontation with Miss Kingston in Boston. Rafferty, 36, a strike breaker cook and former waiter, sought help from Riley, a strike boss, who did not assist. Kingston, 27, a longtime downtown cafe head waitress, was wounded. surgeons cannot probe the bullet for days.
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Smith & Wesson
Rafferty
Riley
Boston
Zealandia
Miss Kingston
Unidentified Woman Found Unconscious in Charlestown
A woman of about 55 with gray hair, 5 feet 7 inches tall, wearing a gray dress, white shirtwaist, and black Eton jacket was found unconscious near High street Charlestown and taken to Relief Hospital. Her condition is critical and no history is known due to no conscious periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Charlestown
Donovan nicknamed possible sheriff candidate in Democratic race
The rumor names Edward J. Donovan city clerk as a likely Democratic sheriff nominee. Donovan, who faced John F. Fitzgerald for mayor, is said to be seeking re election next January. The report, denied by Donovan’s friends, ties Mayor Fitzgerald and M. M. Lomasney to a deal.
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Edward J. Donovan
Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Donovan
City Hall
Fred Seavey
M. M. Lomasney
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
Young Foley Wins $6000 After 10 Year Legal Fight
In South Boston the Foley family learned the Supreme Court upheld a verdict awarding $6000 to Michael Foley, then 11, for injuries from an Aug 9, 1896 accident on a running board of a car. His mother, describing poverty, welcomed the payout as help for the family.
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Michael Foley
Athens Street
Boston
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Young Foley
Dorchester Street
Dorchester Avenue
E Street
Boston Post
Foley
Sinfonia Fraternity Convention Honors At Jordan Hall
The Sinfonia Fraternity of America held its convention at the New England Conservatory of Music with two operettas staged by the conservatory opera school at Jordan Hall. The Son and the Stranger featured Albert J. Stephens as the Mayor and Hermann as his son, among others. The Sleeping Queen cast included Nita E. Stephens as the Queen and Elisha P. Perry as the Regent, with Percy J. Burrell directing and the Conservatory Orchestra supplying the music.
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Sinfonia Fraternity of America
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Mendelssohn
Balfe
Conservatory Opera School
Albert J. Stephens
Hermann
Heinrich Schurmann
Kantz
Anthony Reese
Ursula
Jessie Miriam Swartz
Lisbeth
Grace Helen Swain
Martin
James F. McGrath
Nita E. Stephens
Agnes
Nellie P. Brushingham
Phillipe D’aguilar
Elisha P. Perry
Ray L. Hartley
Percy J. Burrell
Conservatory Orchestra
M'Ardle Chosen Chief Marshal for Charlestown Parade
Patrick J. McArdle of 91 Chelsea Street Charlestown was last night named chief marshal of the Bunker Hill Day military and civic parade in Charlestown. The popular local young man faces the honor amid a large turnout and public enthusiasm.
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Patrick J. McArdle
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Local Civic Figure McArdle Longtime District Resident
June 17 notes show Mr. McArdle has resided in the district for many years and is a member of the North End Council, K of C Division 1, A O H, and the local M C O F council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArdle
North End
K. of C
Mix It Yourself A Remedy For Indigestion Success
The piece promotes energy and success linked to a healthy stomach and offers a remedy plan. It cites Eastor Compound, Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, and Tr. Cinchona as a valuable prescription available from a druggist for indigestion and stomach trouble.
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Wolf's
Breaker
Continental Hotel
Hamburg
Rae Val
Hanover and
Portland Streets
E. J. Donovan
South Boston
Mike
Conservatory
Iwo
Nia E Stephens
Nkuue” P Crushingram
Firlen Swann
Jess Miriam Swarts
Caldwell
Samarjian
Marceau
Moore
M’ardle
Bunker Hill
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