Hyde Park Man Faces Break and Enter Conspiracy Charge
James Bakula 29 of Hyde Park to appear in Central Court charged with conspiracy to break and enter and steal a promissory note money and jewelry from the home of Mrs Max Mara 20 Eastern avenue Hyde Park on November 27. Arrest by Inspectors Patterson and Egan followed civil litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bakula
Hyde Park
Central Court
Max Mara
Eastern Avenue
Patterson and
Egan
Police sergeant sued for breaking into lodging house
Police Sergeant Martin H. King faces separate lawsuits for 1500 and 2000 damages filed by Mrs. Lillian G. L. Wilson and her daughter Gladys G. L. Wilson. The Suffolk Superior Court trial before Judge Morton heard Mrs. Wilson describe the July 1 1915 break in at 266 Tremont Street with force and warrants. Mrs. Catherine Wilson testified to terror as officers rushed an upstairs area then denied permission, while the 81 year old corroborated the entry and smashing noises. The case resumes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. King
Lagrange Street
Lillian G. L. Wilson
Gladys G. L. Wilson
Morton
Suffolk Superior Court
Wilson
Sergeant King
Tremont Street
Mrs. Wilson
Catherine Wilson
Mr. Wallace
Sergeant Kinga
Deck hand breaks leg to save man from harbor
Rudolph Westring a 58 year old deck hand on the General Batchelder rescued 70 year old Samuel Ward from drowning yesterday in the lower harbor. Westring leaped from the boat breaking his leg to reach and pull Ward to safety as the steamer bound for Boston. Ward, a pedlar at Lovell's Island, supports two blind daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Westring
General Batchelder
Samuel Ward
United States
Wald
Lovell's Island
Boston
Westring
Two City Council Nominations Opened by Five Applicants
Two new council candidates John Cassidy and Alfred E. Wellington filed for three year and one year terms respectively. School committee nominees include Dr Herbert J Keenan of South Poston and Andrew M Buckley of Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassidy
Boston Lodge of Elks
Alfred E. Wellington
Columbia Trust Company
Herbert J. Keenan
South Poston
Andrew M. Buckley
Roxbury
Jail release suspect faces burglary charge in Central Court
George F. Korns recently freed from State prison was charged in Central Court yesterday with breaking and entering the flat of Eva M. Bartlett at 20 Upton Street while the family was out and stealing $55 worth of clothing. He was held in $200 for Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Korns
State Prison
Central Court
Eva M. Bartlett
Upton Street
Superior Court
Peptiron Pills Boost Hood's Sarsaparilla Effect
Physicians praise the pair of Peptiron Pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla for a blood purifying and building-up action. Taking Peptiron before meals and Sarsaparilla after yields harmonized benefits, including blood cleansing, appetite stimulation, liver support, and strong tonic effects. Buy these medicines today.
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Bood
Hood
Delegates Open AFL Convention in Baltimore
The 36th annual American Federation of Labor convention opened on the Garden Theatre roof in Baltimore with about 500 delegates from across the United States and Europe, Japan, and Mexico representing over 2,000,000 workers.
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Baltimore
American Federation of Labor
Garden Theatre
Japan
Mexico
Gompers Voices Labor Views in Campaign Address
President Gompers ends a stirring labor speech noting his views on the recent presidential campaign. He Speaker represents the af federation's more than two million workers and voices confidence in labor aims.
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Gompers
Labor
Labor Leaders See Vindication at Polls March
A parade of delegates preceded the opening of a convention at the Garden Theatre. Samuel Gompers led the first section with 18 band members, followed by Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop John Murray who greeted attendees. Governor Harrington also spoke to the gathering.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Garden Theatre
Cardinal Gibbons
John Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Harrington
Man pleads guilty to stealing goods from Adams Express
William Alt faced Central Court yesterday on charges of stealing about 200 dollars worth of goods from the Adams Express Company. He pleaded guilty and was held in one thousand dollars for decision tomorrow after being caught pawning clothes on Salem Street by North End officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alt
Central Court
Adams Fixpress Company
Ali
North End
Salem Street
Park Square Theatre Hosts Mary Ryan Play The House of Glass
Park Square Theatre enjoyed good reception as Mary Ryan and The House of Glass play to audiences. The production grants a brief residency before The Great Lovers appears in the near future.
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Mary Ryan
House of Glass
Park Square Theatre
Tremont Temple Saturday Program Highlights
Tremont Temple offers a varied lineup with The Volunteer Organist, Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in A Virginian Romance, a scenic reel, Herbert W. Gleason travel talk, a Drew comedy, and additional features.
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Tremont Temple
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Herbert W. Gleason
Drew
Friskin Recital at Jordan Hall Mixed Review
Pianist James Friskin performed at Jordan Hall yesterday evening playing Bach Italian Concerto his own A minor sonata a Brahms Chopin nocturnes and Barcarolle and Beethoven Op 110 final. Critics praised intelligence and fidelity to composers but urged greater color variety dynamics and personal conviction. Beethoven piece could have closed earlier.
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James Friskin
Jordan Hall
Bach
Brahms
Chopin
Beethoven
Friskin
Washington Theatre Presents Vampires and Morein Latest Bill
Louise Glaum stars as a vampire in Somewhere in France at the Washington Theatre along with Vivian Martin in Her Father's Son Maurice Costello in The Crimson Stain Mystery Dorothy Gish in Atta Boy's Last Race Fannie Ward Witchcraft and Helen Holmes The Lass of the Lumberland on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Glaum
France
Washington Theatre
Vivian Martin
Maurice Costello
Dorothy Gish
Atta Boy
Fannie Ward
Helen Holmes
Very Good Eddie Company Shifts to Plymouth Stage
The Very Good Eddie company moved yesterday from the Wilbur Theatre where it had played since August to the Plymouth Theatre. The run depends on public favor with matinees at the Plymouth on Thursdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Wilbur Theatre
The
Plymouth
Modern Theatre Showcases The Mediator and A Son of Erin
George Walsh stars in The Mediator at the Modern Theatre this week with Farnum billed in A Son of Erin on the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
Modern Theatre
Pastin Farnum
Son of
Erin
Board reviews cost of charge accounts in Boston stores
In a letter to the editor the Boston Chamber of Commerce retail trade board explains a committee on charge accounts is studying the cost and usage of charge privileges. The board denies any plan to abolish charge accounts and says results will be shared only when ready.
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Sir
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Retail Trade Board
Chamber
The
Boston
Committee On
Boston Retail Trade Board letter to editors in 1916
J Paul Foster secretary writes to correct a mistaken impression from a newspaper story. He states findings will be reported to the governing board representing nine Boston retail branches and asks for appropriate publicity. Dated November 18 1916.
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Ation
Ths
The
Retail Trade Board
Retail Business of
Boston
Ers
Retail Trade Board of the
Chamber
J. Paul Foster
Governing Board of the
Simple remedy said to prolong life and aid bowels
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative good for elderly people to prevent constipation. It cites a Davenport resident endorsement and notes cost and how to verify authenticity with Dr Caldwell's signature and portrait on the carton. A free trial bottle is offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Robert le Forgee
Kirkwood Boulevard
Davenport
Iowa
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