Williams to Blooming Grove for two weeks vacation
George Fred Williams leaves at 9 AM for Blooming Grove Pennsylvania to join friends for a hunting and fishing outing. He notes his campaign views, hopes for reform, and says he will watch political developments while practising law, aiming to unite reform forces for a constructive policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Blooming Grove
Pennsylvania
C. R. Miller
New York Times
Mr. Williams
McKintey
Massachusetts
Bryan
Union
Launch of Fore River ship the Lawrence crowned by high honors
Beside Miss Lawrence at the ship launch stood Miss Martha Hichborn and Miss Terry daughters of rear admirals. About 600 guests were ferried to Quincy for a banquet in a Fore River building. Toasts honored the vessel, the builders, and Miss Ruth Lawrence. Remarks came from Rear Admiral Hichborn MIT President Pritchard Judge Lawrence and John Loud. The Lawrence is the first war vessel by Fore River Engine Works. nearby Weymouth yard builds the Maddonough, to launch December 6, and keel laid for the cruiser Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lawrence
Martha ‘Hichborn
Terry
Washington
Fore River Engine Company
New Works
Quincy
Philip Hichborn
Pritchard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abraham Lawrence
New York
Ruth Lawrence
John Loud
Weymouth
Fore River Engine Works
Unclaimed Property From Essex Trunk Find Ends in Larceny Case
In South Boston Inspector Paige recovered four trunks and two bags containing numerous unclaimed items from the Leyden girl’s room, now jailed in Dedham awaiting grand jury trial for breaking and entering and larceny. Items include empty pocketbooks, a silver candlestick, an accordion, a jewel casket, a clock, embroidered bags, fans, china pieces, a tea set section, smelling salts, a silver paper cutter, a glass flask in a painted case, a hair bracelet with a large topaz and engraved J Harmon, and an ivory elephant. most jewelry has been taken, leaving only an open-face watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paige
Leyden
Dedham
J. Harmon
Best Hearing Set for Bailey Murder Case in Lynn
John C. Best, alleged murderer of George E. Bailey, will face a preliminary hearing in Lynn Police Court tomorrow morning. District Attorney Peters will prosecute, with James H. Sisk defending for the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bailey
Lynn
John C. Best
Peters
James H. Sisk
Ruth Lawrence Christened Torpedo Boat Destroyer Lawrence
Weymouth November 7. Ruth Lawrence christened America s newest torpedo boat destroyer as it slid from the ways with cheers along the Fore River crowd. The ship bore the flag of the American navy and carried the patriotic wartime motto Dont give up the ship voiced by Commodore Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lawrence
Old Ocean
Fore River
Weymouth
Man Struck By Trolley on Cambridge Street
John Bride was hit by a trolley car on Cambridge Street yesterday afternoon and sustained scalp wounds. He was taken to his home at 10 Winthrop Street in Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bride
Cambridge Street
Winthrop Street
Allston
Big Hearted Coal Heaver Accused In Worcester Death
Dennis Hart a Worcester coal heaver kept a dying visitor in his Dorchester Ave home ten days and was jailed on murder charges. An autopsy later showed Alice Mulvey died of pneumonia, not foul play, and Hart was released.
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Dennis Hart
Dorchester
Alice Mulvey
Esquimaux
Hart
Leitrim
Back Bay
Worcester
Patrick Sullivan
Sullivan
Dorchester Avenue
Alice
Mary Belcher Arrested for Shoplifting Yesterday
Mary Belcher was taken into custody yesterday on charges of shoplifting after authorities found her with allegedly stolen goods. The case details and outcome were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Leyden
Brookline
Mary Belcher
Moore Sisters Freed After Embezzlement Complaint
Bessie and Juanita Moore of Litchfield Illinois were discharged by Municipal Court Judge Adams after being arrested October 23 on a charge of embezzling sale proceeds from tickets given by Mrs. Florence L. Bailey of Newark New Jersey. Attorney John B. Moran may sue Mrs Batley and her husband, head of the Brewers and Distillers Mercantile Agency, for false arrest. The New Jersey grand jury did not indict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Juanita Moore
Litchfield
Ill
Florence L. Bailey
Newark
N. J
Adams
John B. Moran
Batley
Brewers’ and Distillers’ Mercantile Agency
Broadway
N. Y
New York
Bailey
New Jersey
Watts
Squirrels Hunt Ends in Double Wounding at Ayer
John Sherman and William Hazard hunted today near Ayer when both fired simultaneously at a retreating squirrel. Sherman sustained severe injuries including the loss of two fingers and possible further life-threatening damage to a leg. Hazard suffered thigh wounds that are less serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
John Sherman
William Hazard
Sherman
Hazard
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Summer Street
Southern
Miss Terry
Rear Admiral Terry
Admiral Hichborn
Christen Streek Lawrence
GOD Speed
Martha Hichborn
Saavege
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Oxford
Cambridge
Merton
Manhattan
Pioneer
Union of Reform Forces
Bay State
Best
Kit Carson
Ocean
America
Cassimere
Kersey
Raglan & London Box
OLD South Clothing CO
Washington Street
THE
Old South Church
Moore Sisters
Grand Jury
Ceeeee Eeeeese
Seeee
Panov
Morris
CAREY
Washington St
Eliot Or
Kneeland Sts
Cor
A. G. Smalley &C
Blackstone St
Mass
Hudson St
N.Y
Boyle Bros
Walkington Street
South End
Wells Memorial Institute
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