Blornege Stays and Promotions Not In View
Deputy Burrill need not retire until ready as chairman Clark confirms. Board plans shifts of captains, lieutenants, sergeants, and patrolmen with no current promotion for captains. Some captains and lieutenants near retirement may leave. several patrolmen near age limit could step down if asked. An inspector on Chief Watts's staff remains active, considered essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
Burrill
Robert F. Clark
Hart
Clark
Hurley
Boston
Watts
Chelsea Man Suffering Sudden Apathy Found On Dartmouth Street
Charlies E Burns of 19 Blossom Street Chelsea was found yesterday afternoon on Dartmouth Street in a state described as apo plexy. He was transported to the City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Burns
Blossom Street
Chelsea
Dartmouth Street
City Hospital
Ayer Products Mentioned In Brief Ad Note
Fragmentary OCR lists Ayer s Hair Vigor Ayer s Cherry Pectord and Aye s Comstone with no clear context or event. reads like an old advertisement snippet mentioning multiple product names and variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Aye
Comstone
Two Girls Baffle Boston Police in Missing-Youth Case
Lowell girl Lillie Fahey aged 16 and Mary Ellen Donovan left for Boston ten days ago, vanished after a brief appearance in Cambridge street, with authorities in many cities searching without success. Fahey’s mother describes a troubled departure from a mill job and a transfer to Riley's paper shop before boarding a noon train to Boston with the Donovan girl. Fahey is described as 5 feet 2 inches, light complexion, dark eyes, and about 16, wearing a dark dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie E. Fahey
Lowell
Boston
Mary Ellen Onovan
Cambridge Street
Post
Mary Fahey
Donovan
Lillie
Boott
Riley
Charles Street
Lillie Elizabeth Fahey
Petition Filed in Maine for Hearings on Pardons
August a Me Oct 9 Lewis A Barker of Bangor counsel for Stain and Cromwell filed with the Secretary of State a petition to the Governor and council seeking a hearing and pardon for David L Stain and Oliver Cromwell Smith convicted of John Wilson Barron’s murder and serving life terms in Thomaston. The petition notes newly discovered evidence and requests a day set for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lewis A. Barker
Bangor
Stain
David L. BT
Oliver Cromwell
Smith
Wien Pete
Attetrom m H
Boston
Peliest
Council to Set Hearing Date In December
Mr. Dru could legally be heard as a petitioner since he did not claim prisoner representation. No definite action toward a hearing date was taken this afternoon. The matter will be discussed at the November council meeting to set a December hearing date after evidence is presented.
Milnerville Mill, Hazleton Strike settlement reached
Milnerville colliery agreed to grant concessions matching other operators. Calvin Pardee Co and a striker committee reached amicable terms, with all discharged men to return tomorrow. Nearby Freeland silk mill workers strike over a forewoman’s firing linked to the coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Penn
Milnerville
Calvin Pardee & Co
Freeland Silk Mill
Here
Lawrence and Macdonough Named for New Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Two women were chosen to christen the destroyers named for Lawrence and Macdonough as Weymouth and Philadelphia shipyards build twin 470 ton vessels. Each boat measures 22 by 14 by 6 feet, carries 4 officers and 69 men, and is powered by 8400 horsepower to reach 30 knots. The Lawrence launches first, with Miss Ruth Lawrence of New York slated to name it. Miss Lucy Shaler Macdonough of Philadelphia will christen the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lawrence
Wey
United States
Lawrence
Weymouth
Fore River Engine Company
Quincy
Macdonough
New York
Lucy Shaler Macdonough
Philadelphia
Cupid
Miss Lawrence
Judge Lawrence
Supreme Court of New York
Spein
the Macdonough
Miss Macdonough
Quaker City
Commodore Macdonough
Lake Champlain
America
Missacdonough
Oregon
D. GC. Nutting
Gustave Kaemmerling
Broadway Theatres Glimpse of Star Power Across New York Scene
At the Broadway Theatre Blanche Walsh appears as Josephine in More Than Queen, eclipsing Julia Arthur in dramatic prowess. Edna May plans The Golden Cup in Washington on December 16, while Henry Miller gears to bring Richard Savage to New York this season. Stage movements include Tremont Theatre plans, Harold Russell as Danglars, and Richard Mansfield closing Henry V before Bernhardt and Coquelin debut. A Boston Theatre cast for Quo Vadis signals prominent city visits, with Company B members paying tribute to Andrew Mack, plus a shift of Beck y Fiske acclaim in Boston audiences.
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New York
Blanche Walsh
Josephine
Julia Arthur
Miss Walsh
Edna May
Washington, D. C
Henry Miller
Wagenhall and Kemper
London
Madeline Lucet
Ryley
Richard Savage
Mr. Miller
England
Washington
Willard
Tremont Theatre
Harold Russell
Danglars
James O'Neill
Academy of Music
Edmund Breese
Richard Mansfield
Garden Theatre
Mme. Bernhardt
M. Coquelin
Annie Russell
Lyceum Theatre
R. C. Carton
Lady Hunteworth
Boston Theatre
Wilton Lackaye
Aubrey Boucicault
Edmund D. Lyons
Hollis
Francis Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Joseph
James
John
Lost River
Park Theatre
Boston Museum
Victor Herbert
Bostonians
Chamberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Theodore Lane Ean
Pennsylvania Football Eleven
Boston
Bowdoin Ware
Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square
William A. Brady
Grand Opera House
Grand Theatre Stock Company
Gardiners
Keith’s
George Beban
the Howard
Scheda
Boston Music Hall
Paganini
Russia
Akter
Austin & Stone
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Congress of Beauty
Max Weiler
Nickelodeon
George Male
Lover Illustrated
Palace Theatre
Gay Morning Glories Company
Postum coffee converts husband and health tale
A woman recounts replacing daily coffee with Postum Food Coffee for two months, fooling her husband who finally discovers the switch. She notes her own heart trouble eased after stopping tea and coffee, with a doctor diagnosing stomach catarrh. The piece also lists several Boston theater and performance notes from the era.
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Hubby
Sistersville
W. V
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Dr. Greene
Insane Asylum
Isider
J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mase
Lillie Fahey
Cromwell
Dr. Bull's Pillscure
U. S
Lawrence” and
Queen
Becky? Sharp
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Langdon Mitchell
Sasa
Sen Wieye
Anid Garrick
Professor S
Modleman
Arthur Jones
Jolen
Louis N. Par
Sid Punghin
David Garrick
Tom Pinch
Haymarket
Entertainments
Hamilton
Winter St
Oxford
Fred V. Bowers
Harry _ Watson & oat
Hugh Stanton
Florence Modena
James Thornton
Winona Winter
Sharp & Art
the van Aukens
James Richmond Glenroy
Bijou
Henderson & Ross
Dally & Vokes
Forbes & Quinn
Frances la Marr
McRae & Wyatt
Wally Helston
American Vitagraph
MUSEE
den Mases
Castle Seine Ont St
Tremont
Hiall
Acta
Augustin Daly
Stetter
George W. Magee
Wm. A. Brady
Hanseun Brothers
Voyage EN Suisse
Keith
Robert and
Come Prince Ishmael
Sisters Laurence
Ralph
Smalltey
American Biogram
Hilliard
Laura Burt
A de Haye Macagnos
Fields and Ward
Gardner Brothers
Edna Collins
Blanche Morrison
Bignor Maceo
the Picture World
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
THE
University of Pennsylvan
A. H. Chamberlyn
Isaac B. Rich
Eve’gs
Malabar
France Wilson
Monks
Andrew
Arthur
Blue Jeans
Bowdoin Carran
TWO Orphans
Iam R. Jekyll
Beaxrteser
Mr. Hyde
Howard
Amm. Glick
Johnny Jolliers
Great Goldin
Pilar Morin
George Bi. Beban
Barretts
Fields
McIntyre and Rice
Austing Stone
Tremont Row
Music
JOY Line
South Station
Washington Et
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