Fresno Dan Case Postponed in Cambridge Hearing
Fresno Dan, claimed missing son of Senator Daniel Russell of Melrose and heir to half his estate, appeared at East Cambridge court as Master Pevey paused the Dakota Dan second heir case. The hearing adjourned until tomorrow to allow attorney William R. Scharton to handle cases in the Suffolk Superior Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Dan
Daniel Russell
Melrose
East Cambridge Court
Master Pevcy
William R. Scharton
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Madame Schumann Heink to Sing at Symphony Hall Concert
Already much interest is shown in the Sunday afternoon concert by Madame Schumann Heink at Symphony Hall on Nov 24. She is a top favorite with city audiences and her appearances are always eagerly awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Schumann-Heink
Symphony Hall
Nurito Aimed at Relieving Rheumatism and Related Ailments
The Nurito prescription is marketed as a targeted cure for diseases caused by uric acid, claiming relief from rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It promises lasting relief without opiates, sold in powder form in $1 and $2 boxes by Magistral Chemical Co New York and at leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurito
Magistral Chemical Co
Flatiron Bldg
New York
Wreck kills 16 and injures many near Indianapolis
A Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton passenger train No 36 collided head on with a freight at Arlington Avenue Indianapolis after an open switch. Sixteen dead and many seriously injured as the passenger train, late and traveling about 40 mph, crashed into the freight. The Chaney family from Jackson Kentucky perished. The engineer stayed at the controls to try to stop the train.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Arlington Avenue
Suburb
Carl Gross
Chaneys
Jackson
Clifton Chaney
Wisconsin
Irvington
Feis of Gaelic Alliance Tonight in Boston Halls
The Gaelic Alliance of Boston hosts its second annual Feis at Paul Revere and Talbot halls Mechanics Building tonight. A highlight is Ellen Ryan Jolley national president of the Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians as guest of honor. Historic costumes span four periods from Pagan to modern revival of the Irish dress, marching to the Gaelic League song before the grand ball.
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Gaelic Alliance of Boston
Paul Revere
Talbot Halls
Mechanics P Building
Ellen Ryan Jolley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Grace O'Malley
Gaelic League
SNeaire Terriers on Show Worth Fortune at Boston Specialty
The Boston Terrier Club held a two day specialty show at Horticultural Hall with 174 dogs entered. Judge Mrs F A Dalien presided with favorable reviews. Rockcliffe Playboy owned by Mrs John W Minturn of Long Island won Class 3 senior puppy dogs yesterday.
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America
Boston Terrier Club
Horticultural Hall
F. A. Dalien
Rockcliffe Playboy
John W. Minturn
Long Island
Bryce Change Now Official
London announces the resignation of James Bryce as British ambassador to the United States and the appointment of Sir Cecil Spring-Rice as his successor. The Foreign Office says Bryce had long wished to retire but stayed in Washington at the government's request.
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London
James Bryce
United States
Cecil Spring-Rice
Tod
Foreign Office
Bryce
Washington
Girl shoots mother on train averting burglary
Gladys Elizabeth Myers, about 20, of Greensburg Penn, shot her mother Mrs J Rappe Myers in a sleeping car on a Pennsylvania Railroad train bound for New York. The mother died later in a Trenton hospital. The shooting was ruled accidental. a man from Lynchburg Va. aided the scene.
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Philadelphia
J. Rappe Myers
Greensburg
Penn
Gladys Elizabeth Myers
New York
Trenton
N. J
Croyden
Bristol
Miss Myers
W. R. Cuthbert
Lynchburg
Cuthbert
Trousseau
J. Blair Dillard
Salem
J. Rappe Myers, Jr
William R. Cuthbert
Lynchburg, Va
Two Drowned in Heavy Sea Aboard Grand Banks
The schooner Luchania returned to port with flag at half mast after two Gloucester men, George Lester and Albert Downing, drowned near the Grand Banks. The dory capsized in heavy seas as they hauled fish, sinking before aid could reach them.
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Luchania
Grand Banks
George Lester
Albert Downing
Gloucester
Fire on Newspaper Row Damages Washington Street Building
A fire started on the third floor of 222 24 Washington street and spread to the fifth, prompting ladder work by firefighters. The first floor houses H Newman & Son Inc a barber shop occupies the second floor while three upper floors hold tailor shops. Loss is estimated at $1500 and the cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Newspaper Row
H. Newman & Son, Inc
Policeman Stricken While On Post
Reserve Officer William J. Quigley of the Charlestown police station fell violently ill while patrolling his route last night and was found to be suffering from appendicitis.
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William J. Quigley
Charlestown
Boy's Body Found on Wood Island Beach
Edward J. Flannigan son of Patrolman Edward F. Flannigan of 76 Byron Street East Boston was found on Wood Island Park Beach yesterday. Medical Examiner Magrath was notified and will hold an autopsy to determine if death was due to drowning.
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Edward J. Flannigan
Edward F. Flannigan
Byron Street
Boston
Wood Island Park
Magrath
Will
Taft Extends Trip to Include Yale Visit
President Taft adds New Haven to his New York trip. He will attend a Yale Corporation meeting next Monday and depart New Haven to reach Washington near 10 PM the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Washington
Taft
New York
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Mr. Taft
Ex-Chamberlain of New York to Be Tried
Former New York City chamberlain Charles H. Hyde faces trial for bribery set for Wednesday November 20. He is indicted for securing a $130,000 loan to the defunct Carnegie Trust Co from the defunct Northern Bank by promising to boost city deposits, allegedly for his personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex-Chamberlain
New York
Charles H. Hyde
Hyde
Northern Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
Prescription Advice From Dr Lewis Baker Cures Reader Ailments
A column features patient letters to Dr Lewis Baker seeking relief for stomach trouble weight loss headaches and rheumatic pain. The doctor recommends tonics sulpheric tablets hypo nuclane and catarrh remedies and provides mixed home formulations and dosing guidance.
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Tremont St
Oxford
California
Russell
Fresno Dan
Feis
Gaelic Alliance Tonight
So Sneaire
Edna Reynolds
Ted
Horticultural
Posner
Stein- Bloch
England
School Street
Miss Lerner
Tina Lerner
Jordan Hall
Strauss
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. C
Mr. Hanscom
Warner
ALU
Rer'’S Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Dillard
H. 8S. Brown
Pittsburg
AON Eell
Goodyear
Messaline and Taffeta
Silk
Ida
Jane
Lewis Baker
College Bldg
College Elwood Sts
Dayton
A. IT. U
Anna
Mildred K
Harry
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