Family quarrel ends in Readville shooting
Enrico Gastagnine was shot three times at 6 Donahue Place Readville and lies dying at Hyde Park General Hospital. Police say his brother in law Juseppi Apolianco is the alleged assailant who fled with a smoking revolver after the incident. Police searched the Readville freight yards but had not captured him by morning.
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Donahue Place
Readville
Enrico Gastagnine
Hyde Park General Hospital
Juseppi Apolianco
Apolianco
Snow
Hyde Park
Cook Seen As Cousin Chum In Antin Talk
Five hundred people waited outside Ford Hall for a chance to hear Mary Antin speak on American democracy. The address drew three applauded points about her cook being a chum with a cousin, the immigrant barred from the country and the Declaration of Independence, and the perils of voting along class lines for both labor and capital.
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Ford Hall
Mary Antin
America
Believe Girl Is In Boston Search For Ola Smith
Boston police sought Ola Smith a 13 year old Norfolk girl who disappeared October 25 after leaving home for Franklin and boarding a train to Boston. Parents believed she may be in Boston or Wolaston where they had lived. A prior search in Wolaston yielded nothing. Ola is described as red hair in a Dutch haircut wearing a blue coat gray dress sailor collar white stockings no hat about 4 feet 10 inches tall and weighing around 90 pounds.
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Boston
Ola Smith
Norfolk
Franklin
Wollaston
Special Table for Convict Clerks Plan in New York
In New York on November 2 the Stage Sing convicts assigned to clerical posts will dine at a special table in the principal keeper's office. Warden Clancy's plan, approved by Superintendent Riley, orders meals superior to the standard bread and tea rations.
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New York
Clancy
Riley
Girl on platform calls for American ideals and equal opportunity
A young speaker urges thousands of new Americans to appreciate American privileges. She notes class lines between a cook and herself and warns against turning the country over to bosses. She emphasizes the nation’s sacred moral law and the value of liberty.
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America
Immigrant Ideal and American Democracy Debate
The speaker argues immigrants enrich the nation beyond Revolutionary descendants and urges adherence to the Declaration of Independence as a living ideal. They urge welcoming all peoples as brothers and warn against fear of constitutional change.
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America
Ticket sale begins today for Boston Opera House season
Beginning today, tickets go on sale at the Boston Opera House for the grand opera season of 18 weeks starting Monday Nov. 24. Patrons may subscribe for exact numbers of performances, with orchestra floor seats at 5 dollars and balcony levels at 4 3 2 dollars or 2 1 50. Delinquent payments are due now.
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Boston Opera House
Noyes Urges Peace Policy Over Mexican Intervention
Alfred Noyes, the English poet, visiting Boston, backs the Wilson administration’s hands off policy toward Mexico. He warns that intervention would harm peace and calls for international agreements led by the United States. He also discusses his new play on war and peace and plans a globe encircling lecture tour for 1915.
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Alfred Noyes
United States
Boston
Wilson
Mexico
England
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Mt. Vernon Street
Noyes
New York
Balkans
Canada
Carrot Grows Inside Cow Horn From Danvers Farm
A freak vegetable item arrives at the Post from Oliver Roberts Sons Farm Danvers. A carrot nearly six inches long grew within a cow horn, its roots extending into soil at the horn opening. The horn was sunk a foot underground and the carrot remained firmly attached to the horn after digging.
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The
Post
Oliver Robert
Andover Street
Danvers
Oliver Roberts’ Sons
Mass
Missing Wakefield Men Prompt Police Search
Chief Pollard of Wakefield has been asked to locate two men missing for weeks. Joseph J. Deveau, a 89 Albion Street teamster, and George McNicol, a florist and gardener at 13 Salem Street, have left their homes and their families destitute.
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Wakefield
Chief Pollard
Joseph J. Deveau
Albion Street
George McNicol
Salem Street
Leaps From Ferryboat Man Rescued at Sea
Edward J. Ryan of East Boston and Eugene McCarthy of Charlestown saved Thomas Keefe 25 of Prattsville New York who jumped from the ferry Governor Russell at 3 AM HR. The boat was about to sail to East Boston when the man leapt overboard. The deck hands heard the splash grappled him with hooks and took him unconscious to Relief Hospital.
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Edward J. Ryan
East Boston
Eugene McCarthy
Charlestown
Governor Russell
Thomas Keefe
Prattsville
N. Y
Ryan
McCarthy
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