Le Caron: No 2 Another Irish Spy Makes Start
London November 13 A sensational Bow Street Court session featured another Le Caron Irish spy testifying against Edward Ivory the alleged dynamiter. The witness known as Jones linked to Clan na Gael detailed secret camps The Nally Club and The Shamrock Club and testified Ivory knew Tynan O Donavan Rossa and others. Prosecution argued Ivory joined a secret organization and conspired to control an open movement.
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London
Edw. I. Ivory
Bow Street
le Caron
Counsel Gill
Jones
Clan-na-Gael
Gill
New York
William Lyman
Irish National Alliance
Boland
New York City
Irish Nationalists’ Organization
United Irish
T. H
D. A
Shamrock Club
Lyman
Gallagher
Kearney
Tynan
Nally Club
Mearns
Nolan
Dublin
Manchester
Chicago
Ivory
O'Donovan Rossa
St. John
Cody
America
Dudley
Bell
Amsterdam Avenue
John Eringe
Antwerp
Engs
Yankee Clothing sale offers maker prices on wide range
The Yankee Clothing Co opens its Boston sale of overcoats suits trousers and more from 2000 dozen boys pants to men’s 25 suits at cut prices. Henry M Rice describes urgent need to raise cash by Dec 1 with wholesale and retail options and promises money-back if not as represented.
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S. W. Loomis
Continental Clothing House
New York
Henry M. Rice
Farnsworth
Yankee Clothing Company
Boston
S-Seeeres
la Porte Mills
Pisei'esas Eee
Focsac’ Mills
BOS Ett da Peatek
Washington Mills
Sale Pr CO
Cee
Melton
Oxford
Wessels
Gate
Danville Mills
Necro
Florence Mills
Royal English
Carr
MBN
Sd Dae Ghtebatab Ete Ik UK Naan
de- George Kersey
PEIC
sceesTovsess Wesenes Audesshn
Laksa Boys
Sin Tice Pecs
Cenececes
Esater
eSachats Kakele
Fea
Aisih Tnite Soo
Schnuble Mills
Kersey
Sceeeseeer- Seers
Attenheim Mills
Germany
PTICE
Summer Street
Trial of Ivory Conspiracy to Bomb United Kingdom
Sir John Bridge questioned Ivory about conspiring with Tynan and others to cause explosions in the United Kingdom and feloniously aiding that crime. Ivory denied speaking and was committed for trial in the Criminal Court, Old Bailey. Afternoon papers pushed big scare headlines about the trial with the Globe predicting revelations. Jones is described as a small man about five feet four inches tall with brown facial hair.
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Sir John Bridge
Tynan
United Kingdom
Ivory
Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Globe
le Caron
Jones
Mysterious suspect in court causes uproar with pleas for safety
In a London magistrate court a nervous pale man known as Jones faced the judge. He complained a reporter was sketching him and feared for his life. Chief Inspector Melville of Scotland Yard intervened to stop any description being written.
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Jones
Vaughan
Melville
Scotland Yard
Probate suit tests marriage proof in Stetson will case
In the Supreme Court Judge Holmes heard the CG H Pattee executors motion against Adah Richmond over a preliminary question on her alleged marriage to John Stetson. The executor seeks to have the marriage issue tried in advance, with Adah seeking a jury per her counsel. The judge indicated possible separate trial of the marriage. the motion to force specifications was debated and the entire case reserved.
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Supreme Court
Holmes
CG. H. Pattee
John Stetson
Adah Richmond
Stetson
Uite
Pension changes in Massachusetts announced
Washington reports pension changes in Massachusetts listing original recipients Joseph T. Waite Lawrence Patrick Flynn Lynn William Messer South Acton Roswell Miner Dorchester Mendall Spencer Medford and additional names Allen Burrington East Shelburne Catherine Bagg Pittsfield Mary Barton Worcester for widows and others.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Joseph T. Waite
Lawrence
Patrick Flynn
Lynn
William Messer
South Acton
Roswell
Miner
Dorchester
Mendall c. Spencer
Medford
Allen L. Burrington
East Shelburne
Catherine Bagg
Pittsfield
Mary
Barton
Worcester
Bank official sought for $200,000 theft in New York
Richard D. W. Wood, assistant cashier at Metropolitan National Bank for six years, is wanted on charges of misappropriating about $200,000. He allegedly took funds from the bank, and from relatives, including Squire Lawrence and Mrs. William Lawrence. Authorities pursue him as families suffer and clues remain elusive.
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New York
Richard D. W. Wood
Metropolitan National Bank
Squire Lawrence
William Lawrence
Jack"’ Hart
Sparkill
Wood
Piermont
War Time Activity at Watertown Arsenal
War time bustle reported at Watertown arsenal with workers claiming the busiest period since the conflict. Rush orders from the War Department have kept men at work, including Sundays and nights, to finish mortar carriages for Charleston defenses and maintain overall active operations.
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Watertown Arsenal
War Department
Charleston
8. C
Case of Kneeland Street Death Sparks Manslaughter Probe
Casey and a companion were walking on Kneeland street when an altercation with barber Vuozzo led to Casey being crushed by a heavy truck. Vuozzo, 19, denied intent, claims Casey fell and was helped as witnesses described a fatal chain of events. Medical examiners will conduct autopsy. police detain three witnesses and pursue exact cause.
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Casey
Kneplandtreet
Barber '9Zzo
Vuozzo
John H. Casey
Cocsituate Street
Natick
Kneeland Street
Tyler
Frank Vuozzo
No. 65
Station 4
Warren
Daniel Sullivan
George Blue
Thomas Jones
No. 20
Harrison Avenue
No. 65 1-2
Henry B. Winslow
G. F. Farwell
Hawley Place
Louis T. Poole
Poole
Orchestra
Acci
Washington
Jones
Sullivan
Guiseppe
John
Boston
Henes
Draper
Laconia Creer
Postmaster Haggerty Invents Special Delivery Box
In Boston a new special delivery device by Woburn Postmaster Haggerty rings a bell when a letter is dropped in. The slanted box uses a metal sheet to complete a circuit and alert staff until the letter is retrieved, aiming to speed dispatch in large offices.
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Haggerty
Woburn
Boston
Silk Mills Run Full Time In Rockville
Belding Bros silk mill in Rockville Conn will begin full time operations Monday. The plant now employs 400 workers at full capacity and has previously operated 32 to 48 hours weekly since 1393. The company started its mills at Belding Mich and North Senbow Mass last Monday on full time.
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Rockville
Conn
Belding Bros
Ts Mills
Belding
Mich
North Senbow
Mass
Ward erville A P A council split over endorsements
Council 86 of the A P A in Ward erville faces upheaval as a faction backed by Warren J. Robinson endorses F W Parker and George A Maynard for Aldermen, while William E. Robinson and Dr Durrell receive support for council and school committeeman. The group plans no opposition to Mayor Perry. The Municipal League meets at G A R Hall to consider endorsements.
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Warderville
Ing
Union Square
Warren J. Robinson
F. W. Parker
George A. Maynard
Board of Aldermen
Patform
Theunicipal League
William E. Robinson
Durrell
Perry
Council 86
Muc
Municipal League
G. A. R. Hall
Gilman Square
Belcum claims perpetual motion model shipped to Patent Office
Archille Belcum of Pepperell Mills in Biddeford Maine claims a perpetual motion machine model. He says its slick weight adjustment powers the device with a start and stop key. The prototype reportedly ran for two months without losing power before being sent to Washington for review.
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Biddeford
Archille Belcum
Pepperell Mills
Patent Office
Washington
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