Forged order leads to farmer arrested for theft in Boston
John W. Lane from West Brook, Missouri, pretended a East Boston business signature to buy a gold ring in Tremont Row shop. Clerk verified the imitation, police tracked him to Scollay Square, where Inspector Mahoney placed him in custody for obtaining goods under false pretences. a court appearance is scheduled.
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John W. Lane
Westbrook
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Boston
Wilson
Emmires
Coulter
Two Electric Car Falls Injure Men in City
John Mahoney at 2701 Washington fell from an electric car in front of his house yesterday afternoon and suffered a severe scalp wound. Simon Seigman, 34, of 4 Portland street, fell from an electric car on Hanover near Richmond at 6 80 o'clock last night, injuring his right knee. Dr. McCormick ordered removal to City Hospital in a police ambulance.
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John Mahoney
Washington Street
Simon Seigman
Portland Street
Hanover Street
Richmond
McCormick
Independent Citizens nominate Haverhill officers by acclamation
At City Hall the Independent Citizens party convened and endorsed municipal candidates by acclamation. The slate includes Mayor Charles W. Arnold. at large alderman Horace A. Pinkham. Ward 1 Charles H. Cox. Ward 2 Melvin M. Pingree. Ward 3 Charles H. Cloutman. Ward 4 William W. Ham. Ward 5 Nathaniel Rowe. Ward 6 Lot F. McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
City Hall
Independent Citizens’ Party
Charles W. Arnold
Horace A. Pinkham
Charles H. Cox
Melvin M. Pingree
Charles H. Cloutman
William W. Ham
Nathaniel Rowe
Lot F. McNamara
Will of Maria Bardwell Probated Quietly in New York
The will of the late Maria Bardwell who died by her own hand in New York some time ago has been probated without any contest, according to Judge George R. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Bardwell
New York
George R. Fowler
Enthusiasm for Columbia Trial Fades Amid Criticism of Speed
Sailors debate the Columbia’s 22.80 knot trial, arguing conditions skewed the result and premium payouts to the Cramp yard may be unwarranted. Boston line firms grow, with the Boston Beverly Salem Steamship Co expanding routes and recent vessel tests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Boston
Yarmouth Line
Boston and Portsmouth Steamship Company
Boston, Beverly and Salem Steamship Company
New Camp
Beverly
Salem
W. A. McCrillis
Portsmouth Company
Philadelphia
Rathbuh
Baltimore
Boston and
Portsmouth
John E. McKenie
Vigilant
William E. McDonald
Thomas Sommers
Gloucester
Simpson’s Dry Dock
East
Kate Jones
P. C. Merryman
City of Mecon
William Smith
Messrs. Noland
R. T. Greene
Greene
Mystery Skeleton Found at Scorton Beach
Gunners near Scorton beach East Sandwich discover a buried skeleton likely from fifty years ago with a bullet hole in the skull. A prior reported murder and arrest tale from the bay remains unverified, as residents offer vague recollections and investigators seek a fuller account.
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Sandwich
Scorton Beach
East Sandwich
Messenger Pope
State House
Mate
Pope
Work for the Winter by Boston Clergy and Mayor
Episcopal ministers of Boston met Mayor Matthews at the Church of the Carpenter to plan winter employment for the unemployed. The mayor said city finances allow continued work in departments through winter to help many men. The group invited other denominations to join in seeking jobs December through February. About eighty men ready to be out of work after Saturday night will remain employed in city departments for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Boston
Matthews
Church of the Carpenter
Doogue
Cheaper Milk Carriage Rates Urged Before Board
Frank P. Todd of Rowley testified before railroad commissioners seeking lower rates for milk transport on the Eastern division of the Boston and Maine. He cited paying six cents per can versus contractors paying five and one half cents. The hearing adjourned to next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Todd
Rowley
Boston & Maine
Carlisle Speaks on Monetary Policy and Silver
The remarks discuss gold as the base of money, the dangers of a double standard, and the U S stance on silver coinage. It notes current silver stocks, gold reserves, and the United States role in shaping a secure monetary system within the Latin Monetary Union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Latin Monetary Union
Éeach
House That Jack Built In Store Display
A child size exhibit titled This is the House that Jack Built sits in Browning Ming Go’s juvenile department on Washington Street. Manager Mr. Garman awaits assurances that nothing was lost in transit from the land of toy figures and farm scene accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Browning
Ming & Go's
Washington Street
Fusery Fabies
Garman
The House That Jack Built Comes Alive in Yard Scene
A three story house with moss grown tower is shown in a busy trade yard as nursery rhyme figures enact a bucolic romance. A fake cow, a rat that ate the malt, a western hero, a live bantam, and a shaven priest gather near a mossy garden and picket fence inviting children and parents to view.
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Traiden &F Forlérn
Mallboy
Zoof Jack
E Novee
J Ack
Yellow Bluff
Jack
Comment by business leader on New York Chamber support
A prominent figure thanks the New York Chamber of Commerce for the chance to meet city leaders and discusses reopening operations. He notes strengthened credit and currency stability enabling renewed enterprise and urges continued cooperative action from commercial and industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
State of
New York
Nine-Cent Fare Suit Tests Legislature Act
After the mileage act passage a Boston Post test ride with a New York New England book to Brookline led to a nine cent fare dispute with the Boston and Albany. The Mine 1 Civil Court settled the case by judgment for nine cents plus costs, noting the Huson act's unconstitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
New York New England Railroad
Boston & Albany
Brookline
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
E. E
Thanksgiving Quiet at Prison With Private Pardons
Thanksgiving at the prison will be quiet with no visitors. Two pardons will be read in private to the fortunate convicts.
Republican party to set up permanent HQ in capital
Joseph Manley of Maine met Washington leaders to push plans for a permanent Republican headquarters in the capital. The executive committee will meet next month to discuss reducing Southern State representation at future conventions, while border states like Missouri would retain full representation. The measure faces opposition from affected committeemen at the full committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Manley
Maine
New York
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Indiana
Capital
National Committee
Executive Committee
Missouri
Thanksgiving Dinner Invitation for Members in Boston Union
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union invites members unable to join family for Thanksgiving Day in New England to a communal dinner. Limited invitation tickets will be available starting Thursday, November 23, at 6 p.m. for members wishing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
New England
Bargain chamber sets tempt buyers despite poor quality
Advertised cheap chamber sets promise value but lack truth in ads. A solid oak high grade set can be bought for $20 at Paine's furniture warerooms, making risky glued-up bargain furniture appear folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Paine Delivers Final Promi Land Lecture in Cambridge
J B Paine gave an illustrated talk titled The Promi Land as I Saw It at the Prospect Street Rink Cambridge before an audience of no fewer than eighteen hundred, closing his lecture course for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Paine
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Italian robber sent to state prison for eight years
Salvatore Calatrello, an Italian, was sentenced to eight years in State Prison by Judge Richardson in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday for robbery. He attacked and stabbed Nazsaro Conti at Revere Beach on October 16 and robbed him of 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Calatrello
Richardson
Superior Criminal Court
Calatrello
Nazsaro Conti
Revere Beach
Domestic Tragedy in Ware and Palmer A Morphine Addict
Ware and Palmer residents discuss the Malboeur case a wife known for morphine addiction. Mrs Malboeur allegedly consumed large quantities daily and worsened family turmoil as Mr Malboeur abandoned home with their children to Montre al while she traveled to Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Ware
John Malboeul
Mondey
John Malboeut
Stather
Keétey Institute
Mohday
Springfeld
Malls
Cuises
Watt
Montreal
Springfield
Jerry Rusk Dies in Wisconsin at Age 78
General Jeremiah McLain Rusk former secretary of agriculture under Harrison dies at 8 this morning in Viroqua Wisconsin. Born in Morgan County on June 17 1830 he rose from wagon driver to major in the Twenty Fifth Wisconsin Regiment and brevet brigadier general. He served as congressman and Wisconsin governor nominee and ran for president in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Rusk
Sararrisén
Jeremiah McLain Rusk
Morgan County
Zanesville
Newark
Vernon County
Wisconsin
Vicksburg
Heléha
Decatur
Georgia
Montgomery
Twenty-fifth
Ask
Salkehatchi
Paraguay
Urasiag
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Universalist Social Union Opens Tenth Season at Thorn dike
The first regular meeting last evening at the Hotel Thorn dike featured social greetings and a business session from 6 to 7, followed by a banquet. Guests included Rev. Thomas Van Ness of the Second Unitarian Church, Rev. J. M. Pullman D D of nn, Miss Elizabeth Hamlin of Boston, and Miss Cliff Berry as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian Church
J. M. Pullman
D. D
Elizabeth Hamlin
Boston
Cliff Berry
Employment Bureau Seeks Help at Boston Union
The committee in charge of the employment bureau at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union asks business men and others who may need workers to address or call at the union rooms at 48 Boylston Street for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Eight Buildings Burned Near Birmingham Suburb
Eight buildings were burned at Jonesville a Birmingham suburb this morning. Loss is given as 7000 with $15000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jonesville
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Novelty Clothing CO
Washington ST
Columbia Theatre
Haverhill Independents
THE
Bardwell
Manf'g. CO
Fes
Graves & Sons
Bostke
Carlisle
Tommina
Legislative Department
Story Book Land
Browning, King & God's
Costa
Walter Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Pain
Ua Sistaes
Jerry Rusk
Scott
Beatty Bowne
American Tool & Machine GO
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Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing C O
Nana Dept
Halieck St
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Colorado
Orter
Keeley Institutes of Providence
Lexington
Springheld
Worcester
North Adams
Tremont Street
Bosuwn
Pearl St
Edward Miller & Co
Meriden, Cons
IDEAL
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Revere Highlands
Revere
Attner
Hannah Ac CO
Ames Ames Building
Befare Revere Nighlands
Hannah & CO
Ames Building
Weil
Samuel W. Clifford
Meynard
Be Post
Yeu
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