Old Colony Officials Denied Pardon by Executive Council
The Executive Council voted 3 to 2 against pardoning the Old Colony railroad officials imprisoned in Plymouth Jail. District Attorney Harris advised against clemency, citing proper judicial sentence and the officials’ readiness to pay a fine as inappropriate for reversal.
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Old Colony Railroad
Plymouth
Executive Chamber
State House
Old Colony
Boston
J. K. Richardson
Brockton
Morse
Frank J.hunnewell
Plymouth County
Whitman
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Harris
Kingman
Councillor Donovan
Sherman
Brokers' War Sees Boston Exchange Clamp Down on Bucket Shops
The Boston Stock Exchange enacted a stiff rule barring members from dealing with bucket shops with a $1000 fine for first offences and expulsion on second. The move sparks a looming battle as bucket shops vow to fight back, with major firms implicated in past bucket shop dealings under pressure to choose sides.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Exchange
Boston Exchange
Board of the Exchange
Bay State Gas
General Manager Kendrick Refuses Comment on Council Decision
Old Colony division executive Kendrick was seen at his home late last night. When asked about the council's decision he offered no remarks saying he did not know anything about it and would not discuss any further efforts to release employees.
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Kendrick
Old Colony Division
Kid
Devil
Commonwealth
Thayer
Blanche
Charley Brigham
Fight at Orange Lane Leads to Hospitalization
Richard Whalen 37 fought Anthony Corrigan 52 at Corrigan home 15 Orange lane last evening. Whalen allegedly jumped upon Corrigan and kicked him about the head cutting his head badly and breaking four ribs. Whalen arrested Corrigan taken to City Hospital.
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Richard Whalen
Anthony Corrigan
Orange Lane
Corrigan
Whalen
City Hospital
Hyde Park Pursuit Ends with Keefe Surrender After Shootout
In Hyde Park on November 22 Rhoda V. Keefe and son James F. Keefe fired at Justice Terry and Officer Rooney, then holed up in 78 Davidson Street. After dawn break in, the pair were captured. both face commitment as mentally unbalanced.
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Hyde Park
Davidson Street
Rhoda V. Keefe
James F
Henry B. Terry
Keefe
James McKay
New York
Rooney
Harvard Controversy Over Indecent Story Sparks Debate
A controversial sketch titled Kid in last week's Advocate provokes campus fury at Harvard with critics from the Harvard Crimson and Advocate editors trading sharp exchanges. The piece, set in a cafe, depicts intimate scenes and a nurse’s covert care, drawing charges of indecency and risking the university’s reputation. Faculty action contemplated.
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Crimson
Harvard Crimson
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Alma Mater
the Crimson
Harvard
United States
Defence argues 45 degree angle shot in Barrett trial
In Cambridge court Barrett faces verdict as experts clash over whether a pistol fired at 45 degrees could spatter powder on James Farrar’s face while the bullet killed him. Medical witnesses disagree on angle and path, with final witnesses and jurors under strain on the last day.
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James Farrar
Harris
Charles T. Hibbard
Whitechapel
Draper
Barrett
Aldrich
George C. Tate
Malden
Samuel Farrar
Henry J. Jennison
Thomas Tully
Margaret L. Rice
Officer Whitney
Jay Y. Martin
Nathaniel Moody
General Rice
Julian A. Mead
Frank W. Draper
Sawyer Selfridge
Farrar
Justin Edwards Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Hibbard
London
Westminster Hospital
Real Estate Covics and Property Developments
A lithographic birdseye view of Mattapan Milton and Hyde Park by Blue Bil Terrace Co shows Blue Hill Avenue and Oakwood Park. Fifty eight lots sold in Oct-Nov and more activity expected after frost. Egleston Square in Roxbury features brick flats and new sidewalks. Henry W. Savage sold land on Huron Avenue Cambridge to S. S. Higgins. John B. Fitzpatrick sold a brick corner house at 1218 Washington Street with 17 rooms and modern amenities. buyer Jeremiah Murphy plans remodeling and a store conversion.
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Mattapan
Milton
Hyde Park
Blue Hills
Blue Bil Terrace Company
Water Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Oakwood Park
J. B. L. Bartlett
Egleston Square
Roxbury
Maud E. Sanderson
Henry W. Savage
Huron Avenue
Cambridge
S. S. Higgins
Somerville
John B. Fitzpatrick
Washington Street
Dover Street
Jeremiah Murphy
Hood's Pills Promise Cure All Liver Ailments
Advert in a historical paper touts Hood's Pills as curing liver ailments biliousness constipation and indigestion at 25 cents per box. The copy emphasizes broad health claims and a low price point for readers seeking relief.
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Hood
Eastern Medical Institute Offer Free Consultations in Boston
The Eastern Medical Institute at 19 Tremont Row Boston offers treatment for acute or chronic diseases with Dr Patten in charge. After twenty five years of practice and experience in hospitals in London Paris Dublin and America the physician provides free consultation so patients need not suffer in ignorance of their troubles.
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Boston
Patten
London
Paris
Dublin
America
East Boston Fire Ladder Wagon Collides With Fence
While responding to a 3 pm alarm, East Boston Ladder No. 2 became entangled with a fence at Wesley A. Gove’s coal yard on Central Square. The crash caused property damage including a shattered electric pole and windows, with Engine No. 9 also colliding and sustaining damage. the blaze at 88 Border Street cost $6 to extinguish.
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Hook and Ladder Wagon No
East Boston
Wesley A. Gove
Central Square
Border Street
Boston Tow Boat Company
Paris Street
Meridian Street
Bennington Street
Chemical No. 7
Ladder 2
Central Square Park
Gore
Engine 9
China to pay indemnity in peace terms from Hiroshima despatch
A Hiroshima despatch in the Globe reports that China intends to offer an indemnity of 100,000,000 taels about 100 million dollars and to cover war expenses as conditions of peace.
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London
the Globe
Hiroshima
China
American Wringer Co Advertises at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 16 Broadway extension markets wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all wringers and sweepers offered. Mail orders promptly attended and telephone service listed as Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Backdated Portfolio Coupon to Appear Tomorrow
The Post reports that the portfolio coupon is crowded out today and that portfolio buyers can secure papers containing the coupon at the publication office. The coupon will appear tomorrow.
Free Medical Services for All Diseases by Dr. Dewey
Dr Dewey offers free medical services and examinations until cured with medicines furnished at no expense. Boston testimonials claim many chronic diseases cured permanently at offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham, 7 Doe Street. Hours vary from 9 to 2 and 4 to 6, Sunday 10 to 4.
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