Beating Husband Arrested for Severe Injuries to Wife
Patrick Hayes, 55, of 16 Corey Street Charlestown, is in custody at Station 15 charged with brutally beating his wife Catherine Hayes 50. She lies at Massachusetts General Hospital with severe head and upper body injuries in a condition described as critical yet stable. Hayes was released from Deer Island two weeks ago after a seven month sentence for prior violence and has since allegedly continued abusing his wife.
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Patrick Hayes
Corey Street
Charlestown
Station 15
Catherine
Hayes
General Hospital
Dugin
Brown
City Briefs: Arrests for false pretences and burglary
Inspectors McCausland and Wright arrested Charles W. Cummings aged 25 at 402 Boylston for obtaining property valued at 88.50 by false pretences from William T. May. Bernard Murphy aged 20 at 19 Tileston was seized for alleged complicity in breaking and entering Nathan Burnett’s store at 114 Northampton. property worth 30 stolen. A fire at 236 Dorchester Avenue on the second floor caused by a naptha lamp explosion damaged the home of the Spence heirs, injuring Herman Rosenbach and causing $75 in damage.
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McCausland and Wright
Charles W. Cummings
Boylston Street
William T. May
Court Street
Bernard Murphy
Tileston Street
Roxbury
Gaddis and Lynch
Nathan Burnett
Northampton Street
Dorchester Avenue
Spence
Herman Rosenbach
Rosenbach
Harvard Students Sons of Famous Fathers Interview
Richness in opinion as Abner Morse and Greenhalge clash with their fathers on the A P A and G O P platforms. Harvard students discuss generational views in a Sunday Post feature.
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Abner Morse
Elijah
Greenhalge
Harvard
Sunday Post
Lipschutz Wins Fifth Chess Match At Manhattan Club
In New York this afternoon Lipschutz defeated J W Showalter after fifty one moves at the Manhattan Chess Club. The fifth game results give Lipschutz 3 Showalter 1 with one draw.
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New York
Lipschutz
J. W. Showalter
Manhattan
Ray Lopez
Showalter
Springfield rally underscores campaign state issues
Governor Greenhalge and Lt Governor Wolcott led a Springfield City Hall rally with Congressman Gillett and Representative Sleeper. Speakers defended the Republican administration and tariff policy while praising Massachusetts institutions and warning against Democratic calls for expanded gubernatorial powers.
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Springfield
City Hall
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Gillett
George T. Sleeper
Winthrop
Sleeper
Corcoran Questions Cook in Open Letter on Tax Distribution
Hon. John W. Corcoran writes an open letter to opponent W. H. Cook in the Worcester senatorial race. He argues the proposed distribution of corporation tax would shift funds to towns like Clinton Milford and others, boosting Milford’s school funding and a new high school, while urging Cook to respond to voters. Corcoran notes his support for the Powers bill and seeks a direct answer on the issue.
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John W. Corcoran
W.H. Cook
M.lford
Maas
Worcester
Commonwealth
Linton
Milford
Prmt
Ieee
C.iat
Serry
Clinton
Saturdy Renin
Grafton
Rallies Boost Dever and Sullivan in Suffolk Districts
Grand gatherings drew crowds for Senatorial candidates John F. Dever in the seventh and Richard Sullivan in the Eighth Suffolk districts. Speakers included Charles I. Quirk, Joseph A. Conry, Moynihan Jr., and Murphy. Sullivan events covered Ward 19 and 22 with Columbia Hall as a venue, while Williams spoke in Wards 19 and 20. Fallon pressed independent bids and urged Sullivan support if Fallon’s bid falters.
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John F. Dever
Richard Sullivan
Suffolk
Dever
Old Armory
Waltham
Vine Street
Charles I. Quirk
Joseph A. Conry
James J. Lahnigan
Daniel J. Moynihan, Jr
William A. Murphy
Hutchinson
West End Street
Sullivan
Bath House
Smith Street
Columbia Hall
James McGeough
Thomas A. Mullen
Thomas F. Strange
Edward Costello
Thomas Wilson
George Fred Williams
Williams
Bathhouse
Thomas F. Fallon
Fallon
Canvass Meeting Boosts O'Brien Senate Bid in Suffolk
A canvass committee meeting at Christopher F. O'Brien's headquarters on 64 Washington Street reviewed ward reports from Wards 6 7 and 8. The committees indicated stronger support than expected for O'Brien, prompting speeches urging independent followers to mobilize voters and secure victory.
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Christopher F. O’brien
Suffolk
Washington Street
House
O’brien
Massachusetts Officials Visit Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Hartford Nov 1 The Governor's executive council of Massachusetts visited the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Hartford. They were greeted by Principal Job Williams and toured the school with 154 pupils, including six Massachusetts children. Lieutenant Governor Roger Wolcott addressed the pupils, and the party planned further official inspections of state institutions in Springfield Northampton.
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Hartford
Conn
Executive Council of
Massachusetts
American Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb
Job Williams
Roger Wolcott
Z. C. Keith
Alvin Barrus
Cyrus Savage
C. B. Stevens
John M. Harlow
F. H. Raymond
EE. F. Hamlin
Springfield
Northampton
Fire alarm traced to defective fuse at Roulen home
An alarm from Box 71 Cambridge yesterday afternoon started by a defective fuse in the house of Joseph Roulen at 4 Clay Street. Loss is estimated at about $500.
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Cambridge
Joseph Roulen
Clay Street
Somerville Aldermen clash over sewer contract charges
A heated Somerville meeting centers on charges of favoritism in sewer contracts. Alderman Downs seeks a three man committee with broad powers to investigate the city engineer and sewer department, while Mayor Hodgkins and others push back, arguing the move is broad and not warranted by specific charges. The dispute highlights tensions over bidding and city expenditures.
Mayor and Aldermen Clash Over Commission Charges
Aldermen exchanged heated remarks over charges against the board with Rich apologizing for the mayor’s remarks and Downs pushing for an investigative order. The mayor claimed no apology, while Downs offered a revised order excluding witnesses. The debate ended when the board adjourned at 10:20 after a brief clash over procedure.
Freight Handlers School Strike Averted At Meeting
About 500 freight handlers of L. A. 5572 met at 58 Hanover street last evening to air a grievance against foreman Snow in Fitchburg road freight sheds. Master Workman Coveney led talks, a strike was avoided, and a committee was sent to the general manager to seek a settlement. The dispute centers on layoffs, with older workers claiming the new policy bypassed established order favoring seniority, and Snow admitting the old system worked but declining suggestions.
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L. A
Knights of Labor
Hanover Street
Fitchburg Road
Coveney
Snow
Against the West End Strikes in Street Rail Union
Division 46 of the Amalgamated Street Railway Employees Association met at 45 Eliot Street and denounced wages of 1.50 a day for floor men and other manual labor in the power houses. Resolutions urged taxing cars, cent fares, and compulsory street repairs by the West End.
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Amalgamated Street Railway Employees’ Association
Eliot Street
West End
Choice of the Carriagemakers Delegate Named
Carriage and Wagon Workers Union No.9 elected Edward Brennan as delegate to the seventh International convention to be held in December in Cincinnati. Brennan, previously elected president at the Boston meeting last year, represents an active linkage to the international union leadership. American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension repairs wringers, mangies, springs, bed and carpet sweepers. mail orders and prompt service. Tremont telephone.
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Carriage and Wagon ‘Workers’ Union No.9
Edward Brennan
Carriage and Wagon Workers
Cincinnati
Brennan
Boston
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Legal standoff risks contempt over injunction delay
The text notes little chance Chancellor Martin would dissolve the injunction, warns that a 20 day delay in the fight would be as fatal as longer delays, and states that violating the injunction would likely lead to imprisonment for contempt of court.
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Martin
Jim and Fitz Meet in Capitol Hotel Dining Room
Corbett and Fitzsimmons dined without incident in Little Rock as the Century clash looms. Corbett flashed a kiss and a historic pass word after passing Fitzsimmons’s table. Julian announced a $20,000 El Paso fight offer for Nov 22, Brady denies knowledge. Corbett arrived with Brady Delaney and trainers, military and press in attendance.
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Little Rock
Ark
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Capitol Hotel
Julian
Stuart
el Paso
Brady
Hot Springs
Iron Mountain
Billy Delaney
Donaldson
McVey
Kinsworthy
Fight on Maher O'Donnell in Hot Springs is canceled
Hot Springs Ark November 1 news that a proposed Maher ODonnell bout is off after Little Rock reports show Corbett Fitzsimmons cannot be arranged. Stakeholders Stuart Vendig owed 4000 purse for Monday’s meeting could not guarantee protection. O'Donnell Vendig served with witness papers. local and visiting sporting figures have departed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Corbett
Fitzsim
Stuart
Vendig
Maher
O'Donnell
Davies
Westcott
Ryan
Smith
Joe Vendig
Steve O’donnell
Sporting
Side bet paid over in Fitzsimmons vs Corbett fight
Phil Dwyer handed Manny Friend the $5000 share of Fitzsimmons side bet after the Florida Athletic Club failed to stage the bout on schedule. Attachments for $2000 and $2500 were served against the funds for legal services and printing, reducing Fitzsimmons’ possible take to about $1000 of the $7500. A court application aims to turn the $5000 over to the sheriff pending trial.
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New York
Phil Dwyer
Manny
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Florida Athletic Club
Ide
Metropolitan Job Printing Company
Friend
Police probe into Warfield remarks remains unopened
Brockton, Nov 1 The city police inquiry sparked by Rev F A Warfield's incriminating Sunday address before about 3000 people at the City Theatre has not yet begun. The police committee led by Mayor Whipple and Aldermen Crocker and Garfield held two meetings with no public results and another session ended with no disclosures. Warfield declined to reveal details. he said he would provide information and its source to a proper tribunal or investigation. It is unclear who will conduct the inquiry, as the board of aldermen or a joint committee may take charge.
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Springfield
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew
Executive Council
Russell Down
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republian
Anti Tews
Clairemont Street
Cemient
Board of Health
Broadway
Ward 3
Ward 1
Morris Buttimer
Charles A. Kelley
Charles A. Mongan
Somerville
Committee On Sewers
Downs
Board of Aldermen
Couneil
City Engineer
Hodgkins
Alderman Downs
Gilbert
Wiley
Hang Mbe
Raud
Stone
Sorder
Sparrow
Entre
Rich
Mayer
Alderman Rich
Alderman Jones
Whitney
Brockton
F. A. Warfield
City Theatre
Whipple
Crocker
Garfield
Warfield
Committee On Police
Liquor Nuisance Cases Hear Declared Offenses in Brockton
In Brockton on November first the Police Court tried John Hayes for maintaining a liquor nuisance and William S. Willson for selling liquor. Hayes was found guilty, fined $100, and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. Willson was also found guilty and fined $100, paid. Hayes appealed. Officer Jesse Case testified that City Marshal Judah H. Chase indicated that if Willson ran his place straight it would be allowed, and that he would be notified if it worsened. Willson was alleged to own the Amity Club.
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Brockton
John Hayes
William S. Wilse
Hayes
House of Correction
Wilson
Willson
Jesse Case
Judah H. Chase
Organizers Report Progress for Typo Graphical Union
New England organizer Charles G. Wilkins reports conditions in Springfield Brockton Salem and Worcester have reached a satisfactory point A mass meeting of union and non union men will be addressed by Wilkins at Lowell tomorrow.
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New England
Charles G. Wilkins
Springfield
Brockton
Salem
Worcester
Wilkins
Lowell
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