Dishwashing heir to 300000 fortune shocks Cambridge area
Edward A. Trevellyen a refined middle aged dishwasher in Porter square North Cambridge received a telegram from a New York attorney claiming his uncle the late Sir Arthur Trevellyen died leaving an income of 300000. He disappeared after learning of the fortune and later returned saying he would go to Boston, then New York to pursue his claim.
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Edward A. Trevellyen
Porter Square
Cambridge
Sir Arthur Trevellyen
New York
Trevellyen
Clarence G. Allen
Trévellyen
America
Springfield
Springfield Armory
New England
Clarence Allen
Allen
Bits
Ned
Boston
Navy officers complete second leg of 90 mile ride
Nine tired army officers finished the second day of a 90 mile riding test at Framingham Navy State campgrounds. They rode 30 miles through Framingham South Framingham Sunnyside and Natick returning about 9 pm. They will begin the final 30 miles to Boston tomorrow morning.
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Framingham
Navy
Roger Wolcott
Jesse F. Stevens
Thomas D. Barrell
F. T. Hitchcock
H. L. Rogers
Thomas Talbot
Charles Cole
Harold W. Estey
Samuel D. Parker
Auto hits light pole injuring four in Jamaica Plain crash
A car carrying William Kippler and three friends collided with an electric light pole on Washington Street near Poplar in Jamaica Plain. Kippler suffered severe head and shoulder contusions and a forehead gash. he was treated and sent home. The vehicle, owned by W S Medlick of Hyde Park, swerved after a rear wheel collapse, injuring Kippler and slightly bruising George A Richardson and Carl T Richardson. Medlick escaped injury. Kate Remer and Mrs Stetson are referenced in unrelated statements within the same report.
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William Kippler
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Washington Street
Poplar
Jamaica Plain
Kippler
W. S. Medlick
Safford Street
Poplar Street
Modlick
Medlick
George A
Carl T. Richardson
Washington's Head on Nickel for First Time in Circulation
Dies have been made at the U S mint for a five cent piece bearing George Washington to replace current nickels. If accepted, it would be the first portrait coin in circulation to carry Washington's head. Washington opposed issuing such a coin in his lifetime calling it monarchical and unfit for a republic.
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Philadelphia
United States
George Washington
Washington
Stetson Defends Christian Science Practices After Conviction
New York November 7 Mrs Augusta E Stetson defends the Christian Science teachings she was found guilty of mental malpractice for by Boston officials The statement counters the condemned practices and could lead to excommunication actions by Boston authorities based on her refusal to confess wrongdoing after the church admonitions
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Kate Remer
Eddy
Boston
Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
New York City
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Mother
New York
Christian Science
Augusta E. Stetson
Stetson
Lowell Man Found Dead In Pemigewasset River
The body of P. J. Connelly, 45, of Lowell Massachusetts, was found between two ledges two miles north of North Woodstock early this morning. Autopsy indicated drowning and alcoholism. He had been working for W. E. Merrill at the Lincoln House in Lincoln New Hampshire.
Navy Player Recovering After Operation
Midship man Earl D. Wilson, injured in the Villa Nova Navy football game three weeks ago, underwent an operation this afternoon. The procedure was successful and the chances for recovery are very favorable.
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Annapolis
Earl D. Wilson
Villa Nova Navy
Boston Opera House Opens Season With La Gioconda
The Boston Opera House debuts tonight with La Gioconda featuring Nordica Homer Meitschik Ninette Pulcini and Stroesco. The Boston Opera Company launches a major cultural venue praised by Boston and New York social circles and supported by notable founders including Mr. Jordan Mr. Russell Mr. Converse and Mr. Haven with architect.
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Boston
Jordan
Russell
Converse
Haven
Boston Opera House Opens As People Owned Temple
Boston unveils a new opera house financed by private wealth but built for the people. The 800000 project grew to about 1300000 with improvements. Eben D. Jordan personally financed the project and the public is invited to judge the opening performance tonight.
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Boston
Opera
New Opera House
New England
New Temple
Boston Society
Assembly of Fair Women
New York
Metropolitan
Hammerstein
Manhattan
Eben D. Jordan
Opera House
Scoffs at Love Suit for 50 000 Dollars
Attorney George C. Sweetser dismissed a $50 000 suit by Ernest E. Holmes against Charles S. Cummings claiming alienation of Florence E. Holmes's affections. He branded the published account as tommy rot and said it was his first notice of the matter.
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Tommy Rot
George C. Sweetser
Charles S. Cummings
Ernest E. Holmes
Florence E. Holmes
Mr. Sweetser
Cummings Sued in Alienation Case Ties to Mrs Holmes
The suit adds to troubles for Charles Cummings facing Middlesex indictment over allegedly helping float bogus notes with ex Town Treasurer Lombard against Framingham. The filing gifts criminal conversation and alienation of affections claims and names trust companies as holders of potential deposits. Cummings formerly lodged with Mrs. Holmes at 542 Warren Street Roxbury and has been released on $20,000 bail.
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Cummings
Middlesex County
John B. Lombard
Framingham
Charles Cummings
Holmes
Warren Street
Roxbury
Aunt and relatives shape murder case for Delorey and Mantir
Stories of an aunt and of Delorey’s father and mother will play a part in deciding the fate of Petea C. Delorey and his chum James Mantir, accused by the Commonwealth of Annie Mullins’s murder.
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Delorey
Petea C. Delorey
James Mantir
The
Commonwealth
Annie Mullins
Delorey Family Citied in Cambridge Murder Trial
Elizabeth Delorey and relatives are to testify as witnesses for the state about the murder of Annie Mullins in Cambridge with Delorey and Mantir named as suspects. The defense plans an alibi and questions the confession as police pressure. Twenty witnesses have already testified over two days of trial.
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Elizabeth K. Delorey
Whitney
Edward
Delorey
Cambridge
Whitney Delorey
Mabel
Peter
Beacon Street
Somerville
Annie Mullins
Mantir
Charles E. Byrnes
Gordon
Canney
Cambridge Police
Henry H. Winslow
Henry A. Delorey
Fragmentary cross-page note hints at continued coverage
A brief, unreadable OCR fragment references continued coverage across multiple pages and columns, indicating a larger story spread through page 4 second column and page 9 columns six and seven. The exact details remain unclear from the snippet.
Storrow Looms In Boston Mayor Race As Guild Backs Him
Ex governor Curtis Guild Jr declares for James J. Storrow and will campaign for him. Democratic city committee leaders meet to align ward chairmen for Storrow, while several ward chiefs indicate support for ex mayor Fitzgerald or wait and see.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
James J. Storrow
Storrow
State Street
Fitzgerald
Curtis Guild, Jr
Mr. Storrow
Donovan
Quincey House
Quincy House
John P. Riley
Ward
Riley
Boston
Brady
Daniel MacDonald
Ward 3
John F. Sullivan
Ward 2
Michael Culliney
Joseph F. O'Connell
Edward IL. Logan
James A. Gallivan
South Boston
Mayo
Joseph J. Norton
Ward 14
Thomas Grady
Ward 6
Patrick O’connor
Ward 15
Citizens’ Committee
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