Gil and Baby Hall Wedding in Waterbury
Loretta Rodden accused the Yale man Farrington of fathering her daughter’s baby at the Waterbury church wedding. The interruption halted the ceremony as detectives guarded entry and the clock stopped at 10 17. The couple wed despite the scene. Loretta later faced double pneumonia while Farrington is a prominent banker and mayoral candidate.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Rodden
Loretta
Farrington
Luke Fitesimmons
Farrington- Hudson
Loretta Frodden
Frank J. Hodson
East
Daniel T. Farrington
Waterbury
Roddens
New Haven
Watertown
Faryington
Waele
Taft School
Maryland surpasses test speed in Maine trials
Secretary Denby announced the battleship Maryland successfully completed recent tests off the Maine coast. The ship exceeded its designed speed of 21 knots by one and a half knots, and Denby denied reports of a machinery breakdown during the trials.
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Maryland
Washington
Denby
Maine
Naval
Burning Up Riches In Cars At Francis Parkman School
Former Boston mayor James M. Curley spoke at Francis Parkman School West Roxbury praising reform and attacking the Boston Elevated Street Railway bill. Patrick J. Brady presided as Curley called Ward 28 a sacred graveyard and described streetcar cremation as a protest to profligacy and waste with millions burned and more to come.
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James M. Curley
Francis Parkman
West Roxbury
Curley
Boston
Patrick J. Brady
Democratic City Committee
Forest Hills
Ward 28
Boston Elevated
Stalled Train Halts Traffic Between Stonington and Westerly
A westbound freight derailment between Stonington and Westerly halted two football specials bound for Harvard Yale in Boston for two hours. No injuries were reported as tracks were cleared and six mainline trains detoured. Heavy fog from Long Island Sound slowed all remaining trains to crawl.
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Stonington
Conn
Boston
Here
Westerly
New York
Long Island Sound
Football Fans Swarm in Hub Boston Night of Glory
Enormous crowds filled theatres hotels and streets in Boston as football fans converged for the night before events. Train derailments near Stonington delayed arrivals while scalpers sold gilded admission bonds for 20 to 75 dollars amid Prohibition buzz and scarce John Barleycorn.
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Boston
Stonington
John Barleycorn
Congress
Cornell Debaters Defeat Dartmouth in Coal Mines Debate
Cornell's team defeated Dartmouth in Hanover on November 18 as the visitors argued against federal control of the coal mines.
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Cornell
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Woman admits guilt in larceny at Central Court
Mrs Virginia A Malley a forewoman in a downtown store refund department admitted a finding of guilty to larceny of 1485 dollars yesterday at Central Court. She claimed her husband and sister were out of work but acknowledged having 1000 dollars in a savings bank.
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Virginia A. Malley
Queensberry Street
Central Court
Opera Season of Four Weeks Strings Plans for four-week run in Boston
A luncheon at Copley Plaza brought together the committee that brought the San Carlo Grand Opera Company for a two week stay and local citizens to plan a four week season next year at the Boston Opera House. The success of the engagement prompted a special committee to revive grand opera there and restore it as the home of a grand opera organization.
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Copley Plaza
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Boston Opera House
Eviction Mystery Climbs Over South End Home
John Alisio fights an eviction at 11 Emerald Street South End appealing to the rent and housing committee after doors were removed and furniture moved to corridors. He says he received no notice to vacate and notes he is a widower with five children including a sick child during the incident. The committee seeks the owner to determine involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alisio
Emerald Street
South End
Connecticut Fair official vanishes amid suicide note
Will P. Landon, assistant secretary of the Connecticut Fair Association, disappeared on November 5 after writing he planned to kill himself. Relatives doubt the threat. Treasurer W. M. Gocher reports a suspected shortfall of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars over four years. Alleged false entries during Charter Oak week and rebates to horoe entrants in the Grand Circuit week hint at fair fund misuse.
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Hartford
Conn
Will P. Landon
Connecticut Fair Association
W. M. Gocher
Landon
Man Struck By Mob Then Body Burned in Arkansas Park
Will Turner a Black man faced a charge amid an incident with a young white woman in Heledpna Arkansas. A sheriff's posse took him to Marianna for safety but a mob seized him dragged him back and burned his body in the city park.
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Heledpna
Ark
Will Turner
Marianna
Sure Millionaire Missing Brother Sought for 25 Years
The report notes Sure Millionaire and his brother have been separated for more than a quarter century with ongoing search efforts for the missing sibling.
Terence O'Brien and mystery of his Nashua family rift
Nashua residents recall Terence O'Brien later known as Stewart who left the family after borrowing funds to start Electric Clipper Company ventures in Boston. His disappearance after 1906 and possible links to John K Stewart from New York prompt questions about identity and debts among the O'Brien family.
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Terry” O'Brien
John
Nashua
London
Ife
O’brien
Harbor Avenue
Terrence
Stewart
An O'Brien
O'Brien
Terry
Robert B. Honeyman Sr
New York
Conlon Boys
Bhach Street
Boston
Electric Clipper Company
Beach Street
Terence
Grand Hotel
Trafalgar Square
T. O’brien
John O'Brien
Chicago
John K. Stewart
John Street
Conlon
Boston & Maine
Pownal
North Pownal, Vt
Will Not Deport Stowaway Bride
Mrs. Theodore Burnett formerly Marie Pauline D Heilly of France will not be deported after Judge Morton ruled she is an American. The case centers on the marriage to Theodore Burnett, mate of the four masted schooner Horatio G. Foss, first at sea and later on land.
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Theodore Burnett
Marie Pauline D’heilly
France
Horatio G. Foss
High Seas
Morton
Boston
Ocean wedding case spurs ruling on Burnett marriage
Judge Morton ruled the shipboard wedding valid, granting admission to the United States as Mrs. Burnett, with bail extended for a possible government appeal. The case, widely covered in Boston courts, traces the stowaway romance from Carte France to mid ocean nuptials and a federal pursuit.
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Morton
United States
Burnett
Carte
France
Burnetts
Shipping News: U S fuel ships and assorted vessels listed
A list of ships and vessels including Nereus from Fi ton Roads Brazos Marthans Vineyard Sachem Hayes City of Rome Darrell Savannah Ontario Bond Philadelphia Munalbro Giles Baltimore Jonaner Rogers Norfolk Pawnee Robinson New York Governor Dingley Ingalls Portland City of Gloucester Pray Gloucester Belfast Rawley Bangor Fannie Powell Le Blanc Abbotts Harbor schooner Ed ward 8 Eveleth tugs Pallas Perkins Sanders and others. Sailed steamers San Bruno Havana Port Simon G R Lake Wisah Charleston Jacksonville J H Devereux Norfolk Nor walk New York Governor Dingley Portland Massasoit Ctc and Jonesport Belfast Bangor tugs Catawisca Philadelphia towing barges Spring Saucon Cleona Germantown Pottstown Portland Richardson Saco Confidence Beat tie Grace for Norfolk Cheektowaga Perth Amboy Salem Gloucester 793 795.
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United States
Nereus
Fiton Roads
Brazos
Marthans Vineyard
Sachem
Hayes
Liverpool
St. John's
N. F
Halifax
City of Rome
Darrell
Savannah
Ontrio
Bond
Phildelphia
Munalbro
Giles
Baltimore
Jonaner
Rogers
Norfolk
Pawnee
Robinson
New York
Dingley
Ingalls
Portland
City of Gloucester
Pray
Gloucester
Belfast
Rawley
Bangor
Fannie Powell
le Blanc
Abbotts Harbor
Edward
Eveleth
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Pallas
Perkins
Sandwich
Helen
Flora
Resolute
Davis
Hartford
Talbot
Cheektowaga
Conover
Perth Amboy
N. J
Danversport
BH. L. Pilsbury
Swim
Lynn
Upton
Harry F. Hooper
San Bruno
Havana
Port Simon
G. R
Lake Wisah
Charleston
Jacksonville
J. H. Devereux
Norwalk
Confidence
Buzzards Bay
Beattie
Grace
Salem
End War Bonus in Shoe Trade Sparks Conference Action
A five-man committee from the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers' Association and 83 members of the United Shoe Workers of America met yesterday urging an end to the war bonus for employees. They argued a 20 percent wage cut is needed due to weak business and competition. A trial two month discontinuance drew no clear response. another conference is planned next week.
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Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Council of the United Shoe Workers of America
Fire causes $1200 damage at Broad Way building
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the first floor of the five story 271 Broad Way building in the South End. The lower floor housed Sydney Small clothing store. A citizen discovered the blaze and raised the alarm.
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Broadway
South End
Sydney Small
Incoming Steamers and Ocean Forecasts
List of incoming steamers to various ports with approximate due dates and routes from Norfolk and New York. Ocean forecast notes for steamers sailing today to Europe with fresh south westerly winds and rain at the Grand Banks. Weather reports show southeast wind, fog, and sea conditions on the New York area.
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Dan Today
Flexington
Glasgow
Liverpool
Mahopac
London
Antwerp
Elida Clausen
Shields
David McKelvy
Port Lobos
Eocene
Delaware
Rockland
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newton
City of Ora
Calcutta
Etc
San Gil
Port Simon
C. R
Stolwyk
Rotterdam
H. FP
Dimock
New York
Mesaba
Mattola
Philadelphia
Indian
Cto
Gloucester
Nacoochee
Savannahs
Orange River
Bantos
Dorothy
Galvestop
Tlanta City
Pacific Ports
Caledonian
Manchester
Ocpean
Boston
Europe
Grand Banks
Highland
Dorchester Boy Struck by Street Car Injuries Critical
Four year old Lloyd G Morrissey son of Mr and Mrs William J Morrissey of 1953 Dorchester Avenue is in critical condition at City Hospital after being struck by a street car yesterday afternoon near his home.
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Dorchester
Lloyd G. Morrissey
William J. Morrissey
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Injured in Cambridge Accident Reported Names and Conditions
List details injuries to multiple Cambridge area residents and others treated at Cambridge Relief Hospital and Municipal Hospital. Names include William J. Linnane, Benjamin A. Moore, Edward M. Sennett, Charles B. Roberts, Daniel E. Matheson, Mrs. Matheson, Edith Chase, Ambrose Silva, Leslie M. Graves, Caroline K. Gallerani with injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to lacerations and nervous disorder.
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Cambridge
William J. Linnane
Benjamin A. Moore
Cross Street
Malden
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Edward M. Sennett
Laurel Street
Somerville
Charles B. Roberts
Jay Street
Daniel E. Matheson
Edith Chase
Vine Street
Ambrose Silva
Webster Avenue
Municipal Hospital
Leslie M. Graves
Florence Street
Caroline K. Gallerani
Main Street
Medford
Injured In Cambridge Car Crash Causes Wreckage On Street
A one man car and a snake car collided near Hampshire Street and Prospect Street in Cambridge. Ten treated for injuries. eight released by 10 p.m. No switch failure found. officials investigate the malfunction. Motorman Daniel J. Driscoll and Conductor Marrinu Depauw directed the two trains.
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William J. Linnane
Hampshire Street
Allston
Porter Square
Prospect Street
Hampshire
Daniel J. Driscoll
Marrinu Depauw
Central Square
Sullivan Square
Surtax rate standoff ends in tax revision pact
Washington reported a conference vote halted a proposed inheritance tax increase to 50 percent only for estates valued at 100 million dollars or more. The House and Senate settled on the 50 percent cap and approved taxing life and mutual insurance firm income similarly, while Harding expressed disappointment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Agricultural Bloc
White House
Harding
Life
Who Knows John Brown A wartime mystery explored
The article discusses the John Brown in the marching song tied to the 12th Massachusetts Regiment in 1861. It traces the original air, notes contributors like James E. Greenleaf and C S Hall, and invites reader memory to identify the real John Brown and his fate.
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John Brown
Jeff Davis
Julia Ward Howe
Osawatomie
Harpers Ferry
Cannans Happy Shore
12Th Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Light Infantry
Fort Warren
James
United States Opposes Japan Naval Plan At Arms Conference
The American delegation vows to contest any change in the six to ten naval ratio for Japan versus the United States and Britain. If Japan seeks a real shift, a diplomatic clash is expected as talks resume in executive session.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Baron Kato
Named Head of Hancock Life
Walton L Crocker senior vice president of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company was elected president to succeed the late Roland O Lamb at a special board meeting yesterday. Crocker has filled the role during Lambs illness and is a well known insurance executive and popular speaker. He will address the annual convention of life insurance presidents in New York next week.
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Walton L.crocker
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Roland O. Lamb
Crocker
Lamb
Life Insurance
New York
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