Grand spectacle at New York horse show opens
New York hosts the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden with nearly 2000 horses and classes across hunters jumpers and roadsters. Winners include Surprise from Rancocas Stock Farm and top entrants from Vanderbilt Belmont and Bratton while no serious accidents mar the opening day.
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New York
National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Bugle
Rancocas Stock Farm
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald
John S. Bratton
East St. Louis
Malden Protest Over City Rail Fares
Malden citizens and officials pressed railroad commissioners over fare disparities between city districts. Mayor Warren and City Solicitor Wiggin urged a remedy as L road and Boston and Northern representatives argued fare readjustments require systemwide changes.
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Malden
Railroad Commissioners
Boston Elevated
Boston and Northern Railway
Charles G. Warren
Joseph Wiggin
F. E. Snow
L.’’ Road
Bentley W. Warren
Boston and Northern
Wiggin
Counsel Snow
Bentley
Northern
Warren
Kettelle Critiques Board Over Timidity in Schools
Edith Merrill Kettelle as president of the Parents and Teachers Union sends a sharp letter to the School Board criticizing lack of open discussion on proposed measures. She demands public debate, calls for penalties on false charges against teachers, and requests public hearings for the West Roxbury case and teachers’ appeals by jury. The district approves a sabbatical rule change after seven years and plans a new kindergarten in Gardner district while funding acousticon for Horace Mann School. An appraisal panel is named for Mason street and Winthrop School properties with two more experts to be appointed.
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Edith Merrill Kettelle
Parents and Teachers’ Union
Kettelle
Frank Morse
West Roxbury
Teachers and Parents’ Union
THE
Kenny
Gardner
Harvard Street
Horace Mann
Brock
S. H. Fessenden
Mason Street
Winthrop School
Tremont Street
Hollis
Dedicate Six Months Old Baby to Salvation Army
Mrs Major Stanyon of New York headlines a Roxbury Salvation Army event at Dudley Street Opera House. Six month old Mildred May Marshall, daughter of Captain and Mrs Robert Marshall, was dedicated to God and the Salvation Army after Major Stanyon spoke on The Slum Work of the Army.
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Salvation Army
God
Major Stanyon
New York
Roxbury
Dudley Street Opera House
Vation Army
Mildred May Marshall
Robert Marshall
Stanyon
Salation Army
Clash Between Judge Brown and Moran in Courthouse Showdown
District Attorney Moran and assistants clashed with Judge Brown in several cases. Dwyer sought probation for three men convicted of breaking and entering, but Keefe refused for Hearn. Hearn got a year, Mc Nicol two years. Moran pushed fines for shoplifting pair Mary Thompson and Harriet Graham, but Brown levied 500 each. Moran then met Keefe privately before resuming court.
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Moran
Brown
Dwyer
Keefe
Mr. Dwyer
Ambrose Hearn
W. J. McKeever
W. J. McNicol
McKeever
Hearn
Edmund B. Eastman
Shoe Workers Case Delayed in Supreme Judicial Court
The Hickey Murray suit seeking certificates as elected general president and vice president of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union faced delay before Judge Morton. With a Dec 8 election looming, counsel argued for a postponement or full bench decision while the court considered deferring the vote.
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Thomas Hickey
Charles P. Murray
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union of America
Judge Morton
Supreme Judicial Court
Justice Morton
Messrs
Hickey
Murray
Charles L. Baine
Brockton
Herbert Parker
E. E. Mc
Woman to Face Caruso in Court Over Park Incident
Enrico Caruso will be confronted in court by Mrs. Hannah Graham who accuses the famed tenor of annoyance in Central Park last Friday. Police say Mrs. Graham, wife of a New York businessman, vanished after Caruso's Yorkville Court arraignment and was later found to testify on Wednesday.
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Lawson
Amalgamated
Mr. Lawson
New York
Enrico Caruso
Hannah Graham
Central Park
Cain
Caruso
Graham
Yorkville Court
Bathgate Avenue
The
Bronx
Mrs. Graham
Sinnott jailed for failure to pay wife support
In Probate Court Thomas J. Sinnott was jailed for 14 days for $48 arrears on court ordered alimony of $10 per month and $7 per week to his wife Sarah J. Sinnott. Judge Grant ordered $25 payment immediately but Sinnott did not pay.
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Thomas J. Sinnott
Sarah J. Sinnott
Grant
Corr Mills to Raise Wages to Fall River Rate
Taunton November 19 The Corr cotton mills in East Taunton will raise wages to the Fall River rate once the percentage of the increase is set in Fall River. The Corr plant employs 450 workers.
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Taunton
Corr Cotton Mills
East Taunton
Corr
Miss Cassidy Safely Returns After Alarm Rescue
Miss Cassidy, after pulling the alarm, ran home fearing trouble. She said yesterday the policemen did not arrest her and praised herself for doing the proper thing. She is a bright pupil at Williams Grammar School in Chelsea.
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Chelsea
Isabella Cassidy
Philip Cassidy
Williams Street
Fred Thiese
Philadelphia Street Car Workers Win 5 Percent Pay Increase
The board of directors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company voted a 5 percent wage raise for 7500 motormen and conductors. The hike to take effect December 1 adds about 270,000 dollars yearly. Current pay is 20 cents per hour.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
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Thomas W.lawson
Wall Street
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Charles Edward Russell
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Eugene Wood
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