New Commander for the New Hampshire at Newport Rhode Island
Newport Rhode Island November 16 Two naval ceremonies marked the day Captain Albert Gleaves commander of the battleship North Dakota was relieved to become commandant of Narragansett Bay naval station on November 20 Captain James H Oliver of the Naval War College assumed command of the battleship New Hampshire
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Newport, R. I
Albert Gleaves
North Dakota
Narragansett Bay Naval Station
James H. Oliver
Naval War College
New Hampshire
Secret Grand Jury Indicts Seven In Circulated Rumor
Seven secret indictments were returned by the grand jury and seven warrants sent to police headquarters. The proceedings were linked to the Hanover street building collapse and forgery allegations on Augustus Seaver nomination papers for governor on the labor platform. No arraignments occurred as the court adjourned without action.
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Grand Jury
Grand
Hanover Street
Augustus Seaver
Seaver
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. It claims the tablets aid digestion after meals with Diastase and Pepsin and urges readers to request a free trial from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Harlanson
Stuart
Bennett
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
First Massachusetts school savings bank opens at High School of Commerce
The first school savings bank under the recent act opened yesterday at the High School of Commerce with 71 boys depositing $189.65 from 10 cents to 25 dollars. Thames Norton made the first deposit. The bank will operate Thursdays 2 to 3 pm and uses student trustees with deposits over five cents. three dollars earns a bank book.
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High School of Commerce
Massachusetts
Charles F. Rittenhouse
Charles S. Norris
The
Home Savings Bank
OF Commerce Savings Bank
Thomas Norton
East Boston
Nathaniel Silsech
Leopold Wasserman
Kaiser Lays Up With Bad Cold Cancels Silesia Hunt
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William postpones a planned hunting trip in Silesia as he fights a slight cold. Last February he endured a influenza bout with fever, later appearing at the German Agricultural College in seemingly good health.
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Berlin
William
Silesia
German Agricultural College
Wealthy Man's Son Faces Manslaughter Charge in Dual Deaths
Paul F. Taylor, son of a Worcester millionaire, pleads not guilty to manslaughter in the September 23 collision that killed Frank Downs and Patrick Sullivan of Boston. He posts $2600 bail after indictment. auto accident near Marlboro also injured two wives. Taylor, with Ada Perkins and Sallie Gilman, fled the scene before police arrested him days later.
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Paul F. Taylor
Worcester
Frank Downs
Patrick Sullivan
Boston
McLaughlin
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
George 8. Taft
Marlboro
Taylor
Ada Perkins
Providence
Sallie W. Gilman
Gilman
Downs
Sullivan
Taylor Auto
Three Men Plead Guilty in Newport Post Office Break-In
Angus Henderson of Waterville pleaded guilty to breaking into the Newport Post Office with intent to steal. Wouita Gerroux and Paul Duby, arrested at Pittsfield, pleaded not guilty. All three bound over to the December term of the U S District Court of Portland in $1500 bonds.
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Bangor
Angus Henderson
Waterville
Newport
United States
Reid
Wuouta Gerroux
Paul Duby
Pittsfield
United States District Court of Portland
Malden Boy Bitten by Dog in New Jersey
John R. Bell of Malden, son of Mr and Mrs A M Bell, was badly bitten by a dog in Perth Amboy New Jersey yesterday. The dog was killed and its brains sent to Trenton for analysis. The youth was attacked while walking and had wounds cauterized. results of the analysis awaited.
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Malden
John R. Bell
A. M. Bell
Green
Leaf Street
Perth Amboy
N. J
Yesterdn
Trenton
Blu
Skipper Killed as Coal Bucket Fells on Wharf
William Delard a 60 year old skipper from Lynn was struck at the Neponset Coal Company wharf in Milton when a bucket loaded with half a ton of coal swung into him. He fell into the hold and suffered a fractured skull.
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William Delard
Lynn
Binghameton
Neponset Coa Company
Milton
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Congress Hi
Bostes
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Bennington Street
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Washington Street
Andrews St
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