Aldermen Clash as City Engineer Probe Advances
A heated Chelsea council session centered on charges against city engineer Horace Eaton. Alderman Downs pressed for a full investigation into bids and city projects while defending the need to uncover possible misconduct. The crowd packed the chamber as Downs vowed to pursue justice and name a committee to illuminate alleged improprieties.
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Eric Ried G. Rust
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Pedlar Assaults Woman Over Sold Pictures
Reading, Nov. 14. Mrs. John Nichols was severely beaten by a pedlar who tried to sell pictures. He choked her and threw her down after she refused to buy. Chief Merrill searches for the assailant amid several other complaints from women who refused his pictures.
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Nine Year Old Firebugs In Malden
In Malden on Centre street two nine year old boys were found by Officer Killion starting a fire behind Blake's black smith shop. They piled excelsior and other flammable material and began a blaze before being halted. The officer put out the flames before serious damage. The boys were returned to their parents who promised supervision to prevent further arson.
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Favor Katahdin vessel speed dispute reaches Navy
Naval bureaus urge accepting the steamship Katahdin despite failing to meet the 17 knots contract speed. They argue the speed clause was discretionary and not law-bound, proposing a price reduction or acceptance without penalties if the trial shows reduced performance and no harm to the government.
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Naval Bureaus of Construction
Navy Department
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Description of suspects in Boston robbery case
The passage describes two men with distinctive clothing and appearances. One tall with a wide velvet collar and a thinner face, the other about 5 feet 8 inches, 165 pounds, short black mustache. They wore a black derby hat and black overcoat with velvet collar. Police in Boston and nearby cities have been notified. Chief Drury believes professionals carried out the crime and evaded capture, possibly using an electric car to reach Boston before authorities were alerted.
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Clifford
Boston
Drury
Indians Refuse Allotment at Tuskahoma Council
In Tuskahoma at the Chickasaw and Choctaw delegations, Senator Dawes and commissioners asked if they would abandon tribal relations and allot land. After a brief consult, they replied they would never allot lands or trade away national existence. The Dawes commission withdrew, planning to report failure and seek Congress intervention.
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Five Fingers Amputated From Two Workers At Local Hospital
Surgeons at Emergency Hospital yesterday amputated three fingers from George F Lozherer 37 of Roxbury and two fingers from James Mullin 20 of Leverett Street. Lozherer a carpenter for George C Blaney at Wareham Street crushed three fingers in a moulding machine during work. Mullin a brakeman for Boston and Albany Railroad injured his right hand while coupling cars, leading to two finger amputations.
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Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Harvard and B A A clash at Soldiers Field in practice
Harvard and the Boston Athletic Association fought two halves to a standstill on Soldiers Field in a practice game. The B A A kept Harvard from nearing its goal beyond 15 yards while Yale had been closer to a touchdown in their earlier meeting. Officials, rules disputes, and delays drew comment from spectators as both sides displayed rivalry and debated rugby style play.
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