Cambridge jewelry salesman confirms wife among dead on Washington Street
Charles Maguire of Cambridge, a jewelry salesman, believes the unidentified woman found dying on Washington Street and later dead at City Hospital is his wife. She left home Thursday afternoon for shopping in Boston, had heart trouble, and was last seen with relatives. The couple, married six years, have two children aged 3 and 5.
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Charles Maguire
Cambridge
Washington Street
City Hospital
Boston
Maguire
Willams
Station 4
Arkansas injunction halts prize fights in Hot Springs
In Little Rock on November 1 the State obtained an injunction barring Corbett Fitzsimmons and a long list of associates from staging or promoting prize fights in Hot Springs and elsewhere in Arkansas. Judges postponed earlier hearings to tomorrow, citing the need to secure witnesses from Hot Springs. The move signals a strong state effort against the Hot Springs club amid ongoing legal battles.
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Ark
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Mareiny
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Eset
Martin
Fizsimmons
Julian
Court House
Colonel Murphy
Hemingway
Murphy
Chancellor Martin
Corbett-Brady
Circuit Court
Brady
Kinsworthy
United States
Garland County
Supreme Court
Hot Springs Athletic Association
Vendig
N. K. Wheelock
W. L. Babock
Reb. Houpt
W. W. Waters
Pe'er Maher
Steve O'Donnell
William Delaney
State of
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Durrant Convicted of First Degree Murder in Lamont Case
In San Francisco on November 1 the prosecution wrapped its case as Theodore Durrant faced a verdict for the murder of Blanche Lamont. The jury returned a guilty finding after a brief deliberation, with jurors and spectators reacting loudly. Durrant showed defiance as his mother sobbed, Judge Murphy set next Friday for sentencing and for another trial on Minnie Williams’s murder.
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San Francisco
Attorne- Barnes
Theodore Durant
Blanche Lamont
Judge Murphy
Durrant
Minnie Williams
Finger Tips Lost In Italian Neighbor Robbery Tale
Giovanni Gindicci 24 of North and Harris streets reported losing the thumb and index finger and a badly lacerated middle finger on the North End sidewalk after three men allegedly fired a revolver at him. Doctors doubt the shooting and suspect a dynamite cartridge in his briarwood pipe caused the injuries. He received treatment at Station 1 and General Hospital before returning home.
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Giovanni Gindicci
Gindicci
North
Harris
Station 1
Dunn
Giudicci
General Hospital
Somerville Aldermen Move to Expel Downs in Turbulent Meeting
A heated Somerville Board of Aldermen session featured Alderman Downs accusing the sewer committee of theft and calling for an investigation of the city engineer's department. Mayor Hodgkins opposed expulsion but allowed debate on the charges amid tense exchanges with City Solicitor Bowman and Alderman Sparrow defending the committee.
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Somerville
Wiliam H. Hodgkins
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Board of Alderman
Sewer Committee
Sparrow
Board of Aldermen
Hodgkins
Bowman
Alderman Downs
City Engineer’s Department
Committee On Sewers
Charman
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