Burglar Barrett to Testify Against Chaffey in Open Court
Police say William Barrett will testify against his associate Chaffey in open court. Barrett plans to reveal details of their partnership, the role of Chaffey as fence, and the extent of their crimes. The district attorney has outlined Barrett’s testimony and Sughrue has spoken with him in prison. Chaffey denounced as a villain, with a rumored third party named Leonard involved.
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William Barrett
Chaffey
Barrett
Sughrue
Det
Puretor Reas
Leonard
Holderbed
West Roxbury
Jesse M. Gove
Angel
Dlige
Democratic Hall Dance Draws Large Union Hall Crowd
The fourth annual Democratic Club ball at Union Hall drew a large crowd with early music from an orchestra and a grand cotillion led by Mic Pohaigere Edwards and Miss Nonle Nor. About 150 couples danced until midnight, followed by a mid night coll ation. The floor was managed by Thomas J. Edwards with a long list of aides including Hillam H. Delaney and James Butler among others.
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Union Hall
As Democratic Club
Mic. Pohaigere A. Edwards
Mies Nonle
Thomas J. Edwards
Hillam H. Delaney
James Butler
M. Pphane Conly
P. Reynolds
C Case
J. Coghlan
Edward Conly
P. Frohners
J. .Manily
Albert Tapes
A Bally
Reynolds
W. Newton
O. Kehoe
P. Norton
C. Sullivan
Boston Stationer Dead After Illness at 46
Elliott G Thorp senior member of Thorp and Martin stationers died last evening at his Newton home after a long illness. He built a successful career in the trade beginning at Thorp and Dresser and later formed Thorp and Company. He was 46 and had lived in West Newton since last January.
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Eiliott.g. Thorp
Thorp & Martin, Stationers
Milk Street
Waltham’ Street
Newton
Thorp
Ann Arbor College
M. D
Eond Intell.‘ Pharmney
NL. H
Associated Nichols
Ty, Thorp & Dresser
Ieee Company
West Newton
Jane
Moran
Debs Speech Defends Personal Liberty and Labor Rights
Debs argues that true liberty requires defending every individual's rights, denounces imprisonment of workers as endangering all freedoms, and criticizes corporations and the judiciary. He cites the A R U members’ stocks and warns that federal power and plutocracy threaten democratic rights. He plans further labor-focused campaign work and public speaking.
Debs honored at Lynn labor meeting in Oxford Street Church
A large Lynn labor gathering at Oxford Street Church celebrated Eugene V Debs’s release from Woodstock jail. Ambrose Miles chaired, with speakers including James J Dolan and Horace M Eaton praising Debs and condemning the judiciary. John D Cowper and others urged workers to become lawmakers, linking the Debs case to broader labor struggle.
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Lynn
Oxford Street
Eugene V. Debs
Woodstock
American Railway Union
Ambrose’ Miles
James J. Dolan
Edgemakers' Union
Knights of Labor
Griffin
Chicago
Boston
Haymarket Square
Debs
Horace M. Eaton
Durance
Page F. Tobin
American Boot Ghd Shoe ‘Workers’ Union
Coul
John D.cowper
Es Federation of Weneiens
Labor
St. Paul
Bermon
Christ
John Brown
Eugene V
Bellacella and Cavagnaro Face Assault Charge After Street Dispute
Luigi Bellacella and Luigi Cavagnaro, both residents of Hull Street North End, were involved in a dispute on Stillman Street during the night. Bellacella allegedly struck Cavagnaro with an iron stopper, causing three severe head wounds. They were taken to HaMover Street station where Cavagnaro’s injuries were dressed by Dr. Dunn. Bellacella was locked up on assault and battery charges.
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Luigi Bellacella
Luigi Cavagnaro
Hull Street
North End
Stillman Street
Bellacella
Ha@mover street
Cavagnaro
Dunn
Harvard and Pennsylvania Clash In Football Preview
Harvard and Pennsylvania prepare for a decisive football clash at Auburndale with Harvard heavier on the line and Pennsylvania boasting maturity. Coaches Woodruff and an opposing Penn coach discuss confidence, form, and the hopes of their squads amid late-season changes and weather-impact prep.
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Harvard
Post
Pennsylvania
Stdr
Luca
Woodruff
Princeton
Gidleton
Gerrish Newell
Brewer
Williams
Tigers
Boston Athletic Association
Unds
Tory
Salamon
Crimson
Unidentified man on train claims Providence robbery
A well dressed man about 60 on a Providence to Attleboro train refused fare. Sheriff Brown, traveling with the conductor, concluded the man was dazed from a drugging and robbery in Providence R I. He said his name was Lawson, had been robbed of money and diamonds, but no further details could be learned.
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Yale
Will
Laurie
Pe Feadley
Garfield
Williams
New York
W ‘Slo Gramts
Kennedy
Leland Stanford
Aras
Pennsylvania
Schoff
Fred
East Grand Stand
Harvard
Auburndale
Walt
Boston
Harvards
Attleboro
Mase
Yeaterday
Providence
Sheriff Brown
Lawson
R. II
Brown
Ange
Faeburer Shaw
John Mason Little
Benjamin F. Stevens
Samuel P Mandell
Chester Guild
Brakeman Shields Injured In Car Coupling Incident
Frank Shields a New York and New England brakeman suffered a left hand injury after his hand was caught in a draw barn while coupling cars at the First street crossing. He was transported to Emergency Hospital for treatment. Also noted are liquor raid arrests involving Mary Marie and others at 218 West Newton Street.
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Shields
Frank Shields
New York & New England Railroad
Mary Marré
Cres Et Ate Mle Yatoud Ts Cihe “Aderatae Ptcote
Wests
Newton Street
Divigton
Merchants Club Dinner Hosts State Officers at Algonquin
The Merchants' Club held its monthly dinner at the Algonquin Club with the entire Republican State ticket as guests. General Charles H. Taylor presided, Governor Greenhalge spoke on stump speaking and public honesty, with Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott and Attorney General Knowlton among those present.
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Merchants’ Club
Ted
Algonquin Club
Sers
Charles H. Taylor
John Mason Little
Greenhalge
H. M. Knowlton
William M. Olin
Roger Wolcott
P. Shaw
Tor
John W
Kimball
Taylor
Eteric
Carter
Boston
Stump
Greenharge
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Massachusetts
Georgia
Commonwealth
Wolcottstedt
Erik
Wolcott
Faneuil Hall
Church splits over sympathy resolutions at North Avenue meeting
Mrs Frank Myatt Smith faced surprise when delegates at North Avenue Congregational Church planned a sympathy action for her husband Rev Smith. Resolutions expressing sympathy were read but not adopted after tension. Deacon J Wright and Deacon Foxcroft led a push for a committee to address the church’s stance, while Mrs Smith’s letter urged no official action.
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Frank Myatt Smith
North Avenuue
Fay
Taylor
William J. Mandel
Smith
Frank Foxcroft
Forcroft
Pirstllo
James Morrison
Irs
Mr. Smith
Christ
Foxcroft
Pretty Chelsea Club party lights Lincoln Hall ballroom
The Nonpareil Club of Chelsea held a grand semi military march at Lincoln Hall last evening. Sixteen couples participated with ladies in varied robes while President George H. Hussey led with Miss Louisa C. Kirk.
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Sea
Ion
Chelsea
Lincooln Hall
Charles 8. Rogers
George H. Hussey
Louisa C. Kirk
Louisa Leuth
Henry M. Kirk
Agnes Jennings
Joe E. Southworth
Janet M. Bles
James F.tyrell
Abb‘e Traverse
J. G. McGilray
May McLeroy
William A. Bene
Lizzie Clark
George Brown
Lizzie ‘O’doneld
George E. Hussey
William ‘Peebles
The
Bail reduced in Anglin manslaughter case in Cambridge
In Middlesex Superior Criminal Court Cambridge Judge Bishop cut bail for Thomas Anglin from 4000 to 1000. Anglin has been jailed since September on a manslaughter charge. Also noted a Everett youth convicted of assault and John Crosby of North Reading fined 86 for liquor selling.
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Middlesex
Somerville hearing highlights political pressures and witness records
The session features Morse defending not only Mr. Dorey and Mr. Locke but a broader citizen stake in Somerville. Downs and Rich push for fair proceedings while Wentworth challenges admissibility of city records. Dana Perkins testifies on street lines, city plans, and salary deductions amid objections, with the hearing adjourned to Tuesday evening.
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Morse
Chairman
Mr. Dorey
Locke
Warren E
Somerville
Crieg
Alderman Downs
Wentworth
Downs
Alderman Rich
Mr. Morse
Alderman Jones
Jones
Moore
Rich
Dana Perkins
West Somerville
Horace L. Eaton
Billingham Street
Williams Street
Broadway
Wilmouth
Tworth
Orse
Eaton
Neilman Moore
Perkins
Highland Avenue
Holmes
Thomas
A. D. Rice
Pearson
Rice
Stearns
Hudson Street
Gorham Street
Baily
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Tartan
W.8. Stearns
Bland Avenue
Ower
Bilgham Street
A. D
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Mann
Bailey
Ualacki
Ines Arabs
Johan Perkins
Seow
Gah Mae Cane Morse
New St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Allston
St. Anthony’s Church
J.J. Williams
Bernard McQuade
Rochester
St. Columbkille’s
Brighton
A. J. Rossi
St. Columbkkille’s
Verona
Anthony of Padua
Munich
W. J. Sullivan
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