Arrested Accused of Wool Theft in Roxbury
Henry Garrity was arrested at 10 15 PM entering his home at 7 Delle Avenue Roxbury by Special Officer Kilday and Inspector Robinson on a charge of larceny of wool from the American Woolen Company of Lawrence. The case links to similar arrests including Franklin Butler Jr Willis Kimball and Fred G A Stone tied to August 18 thefts totaling about 100000 dollars. Butler faced a charge of receiving stolen wool worth 2975 42 dollars from Kimball.
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Henry Garrity
Delle Avenue
Roxbury
Kilday
Robinson
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Garrity
Franklin Butler, Jr
Allston
Willis N. Kimball
Fred G. A. Stone
North Andover
Butler
Kimball
Wool dealer Garrity linked to 1905 larceny case
Garrity charged with nine counts of larceny tied to offenses from March to June 1905 totaling $4000. A Roxbury resident well known on Atlantic avenue where he ran a wool business at 620 Atlantic. Police indicate ties to Butler Stone and Kimball as part of the American Woolen Company loss investigation.
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Garrity
Roxbury
Atlantic Avenue
Butler, Stone and Kimball
American Woolen Company
Convict Supposed Morphine Delivery Leads to Arrest
Police inspectors arrested Louis Carmazone alias Samuel Cohen of 48 Hale Street after a prison visit by a convict who later was found in his cell under the influence. Warden Bridges had earlier noted convicts receiving morphine and investigators pursue a broader case.
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Louis Carmazone
Samuel Cohen
Hale Street
Bridges
Carmazone
Lexington horse sale opens with entries from Captain Brown
Lexington Kentucky November 23 The annual thoroughbred horse sale began today drawing consignments from across the United States and Canada. The sale opened with horses from Captain Harry Brown's Senorita stud.
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Lexington
United States
Canada
Harry Brown
Senorita Stud
Newton Dog Muzzle Order From City Board
Newton voters approve three month muzzle rule for all dogs after rabies scare. James Dignim of 845 River Street in critical condition at Newton City Hospital after dog bite. he had shot his rabid dog on August 13. A mad dog owned by Dr. O L Schofield of Waynesley bit three dogs two cows and killed several hens before being shot. Police ordered to shoot any unmuzzled dog at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lowe
Carnegie summoned to testify on iron and steel tariff
Washington November 23 Chairman Payne of the House ways and means committee telegraphed Andrew Carnegie in New York asking him to appear this week, preferably Wednesday, to supply information on the iron and steel industry and tariff schedules. Carnegie had not replied when the committee adjourned at 11 p m
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Washington
Payne
House Committee On Ways and Means
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Carnegie
Service Coat Overcoat Delivers Broad Utility and Style
The Service Coat offers versatile use from motoring to street wear with a military collar and chin high buttoning for storm protection. It gains favor among young men for new styling and evenings due to its full coverage and graceful drape. Prices range from 16.50 to 30 dollars in Scotch Cheviots, 50 to 52 inches long.
Boston Elevated opens tunnel with wide stations and color coded lines
An inspection of Boston’s new Washington street tunnel shows entrances from platforms into department stores, 350 foot platforms for eight car trains, and large state of the art stations with color coded blue green red gray schemes. Trains ran Sunday with minor delays from coupling failures, crews praised for quick recovery.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Street
New Tunnel
Riggin
Thompson
Terence Mann
Stevens
Sullivan
Nevil
A. Cohen
H. J. Crawford
Edwin Murphy
K. D. McIver
Robert Gordon
R. E. Dynn
State Street
East Boston Tunnel
Union-Friend
Boylston- Essex
Castle
Washington Streets
North Station
Dudley Street
Sullivan Square
League Honors Irish Martyrs at American House
Patrick M. Keating told the United Irish League that witnesses in the Manchester martyrs trial were discredited by past lives or contradictions. He cited the defendants Allen Larkin and O'Brien as having been wrongly convicted of wilful murder.
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Patrick M. Keating
United Irish League
American House
Manchester
Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Name of J. J. Grace Detained After Railway Disruption
A man claiming to be John J. Grace son of Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Grace of Cambridge was detained in North Adams after jumping from a train and rushing through the streets. He shouted waved his arms and caused alarm before being captured near City Hall. Police ruled out liquor influence and held him for awaiting arrival of friends.
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North Adams
John J. Grace
United States
Thomas Grace
Cambridge
City Hall
Keating Praises Irish Martyrs in Public Address
Michael J. Jordan presided at a gathering where Mr. Keating outlined legal aspects of the trial and conviction of Allen Larkin and O'Brien. He contrasted British repression with Irish calls for liberty and urged memory of the trio amid future Irish Parliament and monuments. Guests included Dr. P. J. Timmins and others. John FE Nolan delivered patriotic readings.
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Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Ireland
College Green
Michael J. Jordan
P. J. Timmins
John O'Callaghan
M. A. Toland
Michael Maynes
John E. Nolan
Mark H. Crehan
John FE. Nolan
Russian Guards Fire on German Military Balloon
Berlin reports that Russian guards fired on a German military balloon near the frontier. No injuries occurred as the crew descended after the rip cord was pulled. Germany warned Moscow while expecting a disavowal.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
War Office
Russia
Frank Melville Circus Figure Dies at 57
Frank Melville longtimeHip podrome equestrian director and famed circus man died of heart failure tonight in the Hip podrome offices. He was 57 years old with 44 years in the saddle, leaving a prominent mark in American show business.
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Frank Melville
New York
United States
Hippodrome
Melville
Cannon Out for Revision
Chicago November 23 Joseph G Cannon Speaker of the House traveled to Washington and declared support for tariff revision. He pledged to push the policy into national law as soon as possible.
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Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Washington
Navy, tariffs, and Republican policy outlined at Chicago luncheon
Speaker Cannon declared support for an efficient navy and army after a luncheon with six rear admirals at the Union League Club. He warned that tariff changes depress business, urged rapid Republican revision of revenue laws with protection, and pledged to push this policy through to national law if elected to the next House.
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United States Navy
Alexander H. Revell
Chicago
Union League Club
Republic
Cannon
Theodore Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Capital awaits Cannon as Taft opposition looms
Washington November 23 Speaker Cannon's arrival at the capitol tomorrow or by Thursday is anticipated by friends who believe his presence could shut down reports that President-elect Taft will oppose Cannon's re election as speaker. As Sixty first Congress members arrive interest in the speakership grows to a major discussion point. No conference plans exist between Cannon and Taft without an invitation.
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Washington
Cannon
Capitol
Taft
Congress
Sixty-first Congress
Hot Springs
Minot Resigns as Chairman of Stats Department Trustees
Laurence G. Minot of the Good Government Association resigns from the chairmanship of the Board of Statistics department trustees, effective immediately. The move alters leadership amid ongoing oversight efforts.
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Laurence G. Minot
The
Good Government Association
Board of
Statistics Department
Avon Girl Attempts Life
Miss Irene Willard twenty was found on the floor of her Pond street home after drinking an ounce bottle of antiseptic. Her brother G H Willard alerted help and Dr Granger of Randolph revived her. She is believed to recover.
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Avon
Irene Willard
Pond Street
G. H. Willard
Granger
Randolph
Cherries Do Not Agree With Mrs. Frances Schlesinger
Daniel R. Kennedy, loan department manager at St. Bartholomew's clubhouse, was arrested in New York on a charge of attempted assault in the first degree. Mrs. Frances Schlesinger says a jar of preserved cherries caused her illness on two occasions.
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New York
Daniel R. Kennedy
St. Bartholomew's
Frances Schlesinger
Kennedy
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