Ettor Testifies About Telling Strikers Constitution Belongs to Capitalists
In Salem on November 13 Joseph J Ettor testified as an accessory in the Anna Lopizzo murder trial that he told foreign strikers the Constitution laws courts and police and soldiers belonged to the capitalists. He said his aim was to acquaint them with United States institutions during clashes last winter. The cross examination by District Attorney Attwill sought to probe his statements and motives.
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Salem
Lawrence
Joseph J. ‘Ettor
Anna Lopizzo
Ettor
Attwill
Ten Die As Steamer Mayflower Founders Near Barry's Bay
Ten persons drowned when the steamer Mayflower foundered in the Madawaska River near Barry's Bay Ontario. Word reached Ottawa on November 13 stating the disaster occurred several miles from the town.
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Ottawa
Ont
Mayflower
Madawaska River
Barry’s Bay
Mayflower Disaster Near Combermere Claims Captain Parther
A night collision or disaster near Combermere sank the Mayflower on the route from Barry's Bay. Captain Parther's body washed ashore today. two crewmen are among the drowned. Passengers and aboard names include James Hudson Ottawa owner J Harper Gordon P Everly George Bothwell W M Murphy Barry's Bay Combermere Mrs Mc Arthur Mr O'Brien Mr Boehme Delaney Ottawa Imlach and others. Communication was blocked by the region’s inaccessibility. Barry's Bay lies in Renfrew county about 140 miles from Ottawa.
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Barry's Bay
Combermere
Captain Parthher
Captain Parther
James Hudson
J. Harper
Gordon P. Everly
George Bothwell
Ottawa
W. M. Murphy
Rockingham
Ont
The Man Who Was Lost debut in Post Magazine
Maude Radford Warren presents a fiction story in the upcoming Post Magazine issue. The piece invites all readers to explore the characters and plot as a compelling romance and mystery unfold.
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Maude Radford Warren
Man
Post
Robber Snatches Bag of Gems from City Firm
Thief stole a handbag containing jewelry and valuables totaling close to $700 from the office of C. N. Shaw at Page & Shaw in the West Street store Tuesday afternoon. Police and private detectives are pursuing leads.
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C. N. Shaw
Page & Shaw
West Street
Theft During Mr Shaw’s Absence At Office
The theft occurred as Mr Shaw prepared to leave town on business. Watts’ Detective Agency investigates. A large travelling bag on a chair disappeared while Shaw briefly left the room, containing a seven-stone diamond stickpin, two watches, a pigskin case with a magnifying glass and a field glass, and a costly travelling outfit.
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Shaw
Watts’ Detective Agency
Lorimer May Lose Appendix After Hospital Stay
Chicago November 13 Former Senator Lorimer likely to have his appendix removed before leaving the hospital The condition is good enough that the operation is not life saving but will prevent another attack
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Chicago
Lorimer
Rail lines to Boston Providence near deal end
President Charles S. Mellen stated the New Haven would grant a 25 year trackage agreement if Grand Trunk President Chamberlin requested it. Chamberlin of the Grand Trunk issued a Montreal statement that 25 year terms were the only acceptable option. Key officials from Grand Trunk, New Haven, Southern New England travel to New York, though no conference is confirmed.
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New
Grand Trunk
Boston
Providence
New Haven
Mellen
Charles S. Mellen
Montreal
Fitzhugh
New England
Dalrymple
Cy Warman
New York
Constantinople
Daily News
War Office
M. Popoff
Bulgaria
Porte
Tuzle
President Chamberlin Warns Against Public Clamor
President Chamberlin cautions that ongoing public pressure could derail pending negotiations and urges restraint from all sides.
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Chamberlin
Jewelry factory advertises bag plating service
An ad promotes silver mesh bags being gold plated to look like solid gold with a two year warranty. It offers bag restoration for 25 cents and 50 cent to 3 dollar bags, with a small deposit to hold for Xmas at John L. DesLauries' Jewelry Factory 43 Winter St Boston.
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John L. DesLauries
Winter ST
Boston
Revere Police Chief Sackett Removed After 15 Years Service
Selectmen removed Chief Fred S. Sackett of Revere last night and named Lt Clair P. Chainey acting chief. Sackett faced allegations of mishandling a case involving a junk dealer accused of taking tin from General Electric in Lynn, with attorney E E Underwood urging action to prevent miscarriage of justice. Sackett, who has also served as Norwood chief and held ranks from patrolman to sergeant, claimed politics funded his removal.
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Fred S. Sackett
Revere
Selectmen
Clair P. Chainey
Sackett
Chelsea Court
Metropolitan Park Police
Lynn
General Electric Company of
EE. S. Underwood
General Electric Company
Underwood
Norwood
Harvard Lampoon Elects New Editors and Business Editors
The Harvard Lampoon board elected Philip Russell Mechéem of Chicago and George Wilhelm Merck of Orange New Jersey from the sophomore class and Pverit Albert Herter of New York from the junior class as regular editors. Richard Sanger of Cambridge and William Whitman Hobbs of Brookline were chosen as business editors.
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Harvard Lampoon
College Funny Paper
Philip Russell Mechéem
Chicago
George Wilhelm Merck
Orange
Pverit Albert Herter
New York
Richard Sanger
Cambridge
William Whitman Hobbs
Brookline
Turkey Asks An Armistice In War Tactics
The Porte on advice of Russia has instructed Nazim Pasha to seek an eight days armistice with General Saroff the Bulgarian commander to open direct peace negotiations. The move signals doubt Turkey can hold the Tchatalja lines against the Bulgarian advance. No details yet on Bulgarian response.
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London
Porte
Russia
Nazim Pasha
Saroff
Turkey
Tchatalja
Front confusion as Balkan conflict broadens across Europe
Reports say heavy fighting near Tchatalja with Bulgarian gains and delayed main assault due to rain. Diplomats seek mediation while France warns against Balkan-wide war. Turkish internal strife grows as Young Turks are arrested and hostilities appear to wind down. Cholera camps open as famine threatens eastern Europe.
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Vienna
Reichspost
Tchatalja
Bulgaria
M. Poincare
Paris
Austria
Russia
Europe
Balkan
Durazzo
Crooks Say Policemen Partners
Two New York policemen plotted and carried out robberies so cleverly they were promoted to first grade detectives for their supposed good work in connection with the crimes. The testimony came from two convicts now serving terms, startling an aldermanic committee.
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New York
Buckner Pushes to Read Convict Affidavits in Tray of Robbery Case
Emory R. Buckner urged reading affidavits from Frank Paresi alleging police involvement in a Sixth street robbery and a bank theft targeting a woman with cash. Paresi claimed police coercion and beatings. two officers named Gambrella and Cava were not present at trial. Buckner promised to reveal why those officers were promoted to first grade detectives.
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Emory R. Buckner
Frank Paresi
Paresi
East Side
Buckner
Laderio Gambrella
Angelo Cava
Fatal hunting accident near Dyer Brook in Maine
word comes of Hazen Howard son of R H Howard of Dyer Brook killed while hunting when his companion Wallace Robinson fired at a deer. Howard reportedly stepped into range and was hit by the shot.
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Island Falls
Dyer Brook
Hazen Howard
R. H. ‘Howard
Wallace Robinson
Howard
Robinson
Churchill Struck In Face By Book In House Riot
London November 13 The House of Commons erupted over Premier Asquith’s Home Rule plan as Unionists refused to allow debate and forced an adjournment after shouting and name calling. Sir William Bull was expelled for calling Asquith a traitor as the clash intensified with threats to obstruct government action and force resignation.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Frederick Banbury
Gladstone
William Bull
Hammersmith
Parliament Erupts As Opponents Taunt Asquith-Minister
Ministers leaving the House are met by a hostile opposition swarm on the chamber floor. Screws and paper balls fly while Liberal MPs shield Premier Asquith amid fierce taunts and angry exchanges. The heated scene recalls a Hungarian parliamentary fray.
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Asquith
Rain Forecast for Boston and New England
Weather forecast from Washington lists rain Thursday for New England with strong east to south winds. Friday turns colder and generally fair. Storm warnings extend from Eastport Maine to Cape Race New Jersey.
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Firiday
Eastport
Cape Race
N. J
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Average Temperature Recorded at Thompson's Spa
The report notes yesterday's average temperature at Thompson's Spa as 47 degrees with fluctuations shown across the day. It also compares to the prior year, listing 355-24 as a reference figure and mentions cloud cover conditions for Thursday a year ago.
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Thareday
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