Perjury Case Arguments Before Judge Brown
Arguments were heard yesterday before Judge Brown on motions by Henry F. Hurlburt for six Elevated superintendents indicted for perjury at the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration during the Elevated strike. The case questions the Board authority to summon superintendents and the applicability of a similar unconstitutional statute as cited in a U S Supreme Court ruling. Judge Brown took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Brown
Henry F. Hurlburt
Herbert A. Pasha
Joseph L. Webber
Thomas E. Williams
Karl S. Barnes
John A. Smith
John H. Harrington
Elevated
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Mr. Hurlburt
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Department of Business
Supreme Court of the United States
Brown
Engagement of Grace Kellogg in Constantinople
Grace Kellogg of Brookline, English and music teacher at the American College for Girls in Constantinople, is engaged to Major Dyson Griffith of Pennsylvania, instructor at Robert College. Her father Charles Kellogg, serving on a Norfolk Superior Court jury, fears for her safety as he has not heard from her for weeks in the Turkish capital.
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Constantinople
Grace Kellogg
Brookline
American College For Girls
Dyson Griffith
Pennsylvania
Robert College
Charles C. Kellogg
Norfolk Superior Court
Delham
Valley Woolen Mills Increases Wages For Weavers And Operatives
Nearly 300 workers at the Valley Woolen Mills in Leicester received notice today that starting next week they will see higher pay. Weavers get a 10 percent increase per hundred yards and other workers receive a 5 percent raise.
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Leicester
Big Valley Woolen Mills
The Packard Shoe Ad Promotes Comfort and Style
A vintage advertisement proclaims The Packard Shoe as the best made shoe in the United States. It highlights easy walking comfort, superior fit, and attractive appearance, claiming it outperforms $10 custom and bench made shoes. Prices listed at 3.50, 4.00, and 6.50.
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United States
H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Adel
S. H. Harrison Co
Fire Captain Mc Cabe Stops Horse Derailed Firecart
Quick work by Captain James Mc Cabe of Chemical one of the Cambridge fire department yesterday, in climbing from the rear of the chemical wagon and stopping the horses after Driver William T. Doyle was thrown from his seat, undoubtedly saved life and limb to firemen and pedestrians on Prospect street.
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James McCabe
Chemical One
Cambridge
Fire response buggy collision on Prospect Street
A two horse hitch responding to a small Jefferson Street fire swerved near Austin Street as the Elevated road repairs its tracks. Driver Doyle was thrown causing a leg fracture when the wheels passed over his knee. Captain McCabe and Robert Buchanan were in the rear. McCabe halted the horses as pedestrians fled.
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Central Square
Jefferson Street
Prospect Street
Austin Street
Doyle
McCabe
Robert Buchanan
West Lynn Radish Nearly Three Feet Long
Ga T Delay, an American Express employee at North Station, tends a backyard truck garden at 716 Boston Street West Lynn. This year he grew a long radish that with stems and leaves measures nearly three feet and weighs one pound eight ounces.
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Ga. T. Delay
American Express Company
North Station
Boston Street
West Lynn
Delay
Death of Boston merchant C H Adams noted at Jamaica Plain home
Charles H. Adams a Boston Chamber of Commerce leader and director of Fourth Atlantic National Bank died at his Jamaica Plain residence. Born 1840 in Concord he built a retail grocery business on Lincoln Street before joining Jones Haskell Co. as partner. He later helped form Haskell Adams Co and held mining and milling interests. Survived by his widow two sons Charles Q and Winthrop C and two daughters Mrs Frank S Deland and Ethelind Adams.
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Charles H. Adams
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Adams
Concord
Mass
Sanford and
Martha (Fay) Adams
Lincoln Street
Jones, Haskell & Co
Haskell, Adams & Co
Adams
Jamaica Pond
Charles Q
Winthrop C
Frank S. Deland
Ethelind Adams
Salmon Falls Mills Shut Down in Loom Fixers Strike
Salmon Falls cotton mills in New Hampshire closed today as loom fixers strike, leaving about eight hundred operatives idle and halt in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Falls, N. H
Salmon Falls
Schrank seeks Roosevelt pardon as trial nears
Milwaukee November 1 John Schrank the would be slayer of Theodore Roosevelt believes the ex president bears no malice. He told Bernard Gottschalk a cell neighbor he hopes Roosevelt will speak for him and win a light sentence. Schrank says Roosevelt’s forgiveness after the McKinley shooting should guide the verdict.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
Schrank
Bernard H. Gottschalk
Gottschalk
New York
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cruiser Baltimore Leaves Philadelphia for San Domingo
The cruiser Baltimore, after urgent orders, departed the Philadelphia navy yard for San Domingo to protect American interests as of November 1.
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Baltimore
San Domingo
Philadelphia
Btimore
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Market ad lists prices at three stores
An advertisement notes items on the market at prices of 3.50 4.00 and 5.00. It lists S. H. Harrison Co. with address 662 672 Washington Street at the corner Beach as the advertiser.
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Norfolk
Adler
Mallory
Homer Lea
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
O’keeffe
O’k
Richmond Brand
Bbc
Hanover
Portland
Wolf’s
Coats
Vlauwoon
Defense Claims State Board
Packard
Capt. McCabe
John L. DesLauries
Jewelry Factory
Winter ST
Death
C. H. Adams
Colonel’s
Pee L. Griffin & Son
Washington, St
Dale Bromtiel
John Barboza
Webster Avenue
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Morse's
Morse’s
Great Fur Department
Coon Coats
Adams Square
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