18 year old Bella McKenzie swears at captors at commitment
Bella McKenzie, witness in the Raymond Hitchcock case, was committed today to the Episcopal House of Mercy in Inwood on her father's request. She yelled at officers and court officials as she was led away, calling them names and refusing to greet her father. Her commitment does not end her duties as a Hitchcock case witness.
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York
Episcopal House of Mercy
Inwood-on-the-Hudson
Bella McKenzie
Raymond Hitchcock
Justice of the
Jefferson Market
Hitchcock
Boxing Weekcard Packed With Donovan Gambits
The schedule stacks Mike Donovan and Jim Donovan across New York and Philadelphia with bouts against Gunther Robinson Gardner and others. Jack Twin Sullivan faces Al Kaufman in Ocean View while Kid Farmer and Dave Sawyer clash in Maine. Local shows in Manchester Dover and Haverhill feature Almont Dufresne Feltz Briggs Shea and Lynch amid heavy betting on Thanksgiving night.
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Mike Donovan
George Gunther
Philadelphia
Jack Robinson
Jim Donovan
New York
J. Leslie
Andy Bezenah
Cincinnati
Mike Twin Sullivan
Kid Farmer
Los Angeles
Jarry Conley
Dave Sawyer
Waterville
Jimmy Gardner
Tony Ross
Jim Barry
Johnny Fitzgerald
Jack Egan
Kid Sullivan
Young Carey
Winnisimmer A
Chelwees
Jack Twin Sullivan
al Kaufman
Ocean View
Cal
Jimmy Hanlon
Dave Brace
St. Albans
Tommy Feltz
Johnny Lynch
New Orleans
Harry Seroxys
Fred Sidney
Gloucester
Bobby Tickle
Jake Warner
Providence
Tommy Quill
Young Iriads Lawrence
Joe Nelson
Morris Lemoyne
Southbridge
Gert Keyes
Battling Hurley
Wallter Little
Harry Trendal
Madiexon
al Delmont
Kid Dufresne
Manchester
Peter Jackson
Tom Reilly
Sacramento
Freddie O'Brien
Tommy Rawson
Dover
N. H
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Shea
Haverhill
Friday
Unk Russell
Eddie Wahaish
Soldier Burns
Baltimore
Willie Fitzgerald
Amby McGarry
Baltimmore
Jack Clifford
Lew Powell
Vallejo
al Neil
the Turk
San Diego
Willie Moody
Johnny Summers
Chicago
Newcastle
Penn
Chelsea
Barry
Langford
Ross
Pennsylvania
Bob Deady
Industrial Athletic Club
Jack O'Brien
Quaker City
Jim [Lynn
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Col
Sullivan Twins
Mike
Kid Tharmer
Jack
California
Kaufman
Donovans
Rochester
Jim
Kangaroo
Portland
Lowell
Gardner
New England
Larry Conley
South Boston
Maine
Conley
N. Hi
Tom Foley
Albert Almont
Lewiston
Freddie O’brien
O’brien
Marlboro
Haverhill Baseball and Athletic Club
Augusta
Shea
Briggs
Cambridge
Feltz
Bill Papke
T. F E. Jones
la Salle
Ill
Jones
Joby
Lawrence
Unity Club
Kloby
Billiardist Cutler Challenges World Championship Challenger
Billiardist Cutler issues a challenge to the winner of the Schaefer Sutton match to face him December 2 in Chicago for the world chainship at 18 inch balls. The contest features a single shot the balk must be driven out on the first shot and Cutler offers odds of 158 to 1 against the challenger.
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Schaefer-Sutton
Chicago
Cutler
Uncle Sam ships vast Pacific meal bounty for sailors
As battleships finish repairs they sail to New York to load a record amount of provisions for 15 000 sailors to ingest over 100 days. The load exceeds 4300 tons with sugar, flour, meat, eggs, dairy, and staples in extraordinary variety and quality.
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Uncle Sam
Tommie
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Pacific
Ames
Japan
Russia
Sam
Jackies
Foster Announces Mayoral Candidacy for Somerville
John F. Foster declares his run for mayor outlining five platform points including term limits, office hours, department head changes, curbing the beef trust via Swift ties, and improved Boston Elevated service. He has until 5 pm Tuesday to file, as the fourth candidate joining Mayor Grimmons, John H. O Neil, and Charles F. Butterworth.
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John F. Foster
Somerville
Beef Trust
Swift Company
Boston Elevated Street Railroad
Foster
Charles A. Grimmons
John H. O'Neil
Charles F. Butterworth
Independence League
City election talk at South Congregational Church
Edmund Billings of the Good Government Association missed his citizenship class address on city issues. Rev Edward Cummings urged city government by commissions and direct election, criticizing party caucuses and preferring businesslike elections. A brief note referenced the school committee race and Republican nominees.
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Edmund Billings
Good Government Association
South Congregational Church
Billings
Edward Cummings
Republican Party
Alleged Slaver of Husband Dies in State Hospital
Mrs. Kate Faylor, convicted of murdering her husband by shooting, dismembering, and burning him, died yesterday of consumption at the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Matteawan. The body was taken to her family home in Woodbourne Sullivan County New York.
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Middletown
Kate Faylor
State Hospital
Matteawan
Woodbourne
Sullivan County
N. Y
Governor refutes Barry on militia reorganization
Governor Guild replies to Councillor Edward P. Barry of South Boston, arguing the 1907 militia reform is mandatory under law. He notes the reorganization aligns Massachusetts troops with federal standards, reduces excess ranks, and enables national funding, while acknowledging officer vacancies and awaiting Attorney General Malone's opinion.
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Guild
Edward P. Barry
South Boston
Barry
Groves
Malone
Congress
Massachusetts General Court
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
United States
War Department
Massachusetts
Moran Men Debate Secret Session in Boston Politics
Mayor Fitzgerald doubts a Moran led bid to coerce voters for any candidate and rejects State run interference with Boston home rule. He cites Governor Guild and possible rivals Lieutenant Governor Draper and District Attorney Moran, noting potential withdrawals and upcoming conference to decide actions today or tomorrow.
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Fitzgerald
Sunday Post
Boston
Hibbard
State House
Mr. Moran
Coulthurst
Guild
State Board of Public Works
Draper
Moran
John H. Casey
Mr. Hibbard
Bowling Scores and Standings for Week in Tremont Area
A local bowling column lists top totals: team Tremont Commercial leads with 2725, Emerson Commercial top singles at 969, Plympton Tremont 607, Hollis Faneuil 224. Individual totals include Galwary 348, Galfway 140, Murray Irwin 542, and Boylston City names in performance.
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Murray & Irwin
City
Mabe
Boylston
Galfway
Galwary
Boylaston
Tremont
Commercial
Emerson
Plympton
Hollis
Faneuil
Five Seek Nomination Left Vacant by Kenny
Democratic municipal convention debates filling the School Board vacancy created by Thomas J. Kenny. South Boston candidates Dr. John P. Jones and John B. O Reilley lead the field with other hopefuls including John A. Brett Joseph A. Sheehan and Herbert A. Kenney. Substitution decisions to be made by Michael J. Coyle aided by convention secretaries.
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Thomas J. Kenny
South Boston
Kenny
Ward 15
William S. McNary
Ward
John P. Jones
Senator Linehan
Julia FW. Duff
Dr. Jones
John B. O'Reilley
Boston Public
John A. Brett
Old School Board
Joseph A. Sheehan
Ward 9
Herbert A. Kenny
Democratic City Committee
Michael J. Coyle
Brighton
Thomas F. Mansfield
Ward 2
John J. Hoar
Ward 24
William S. Kenney
Republican
Public School Association
M& Nomination
Boston
William
Kenney
William J. Gallivan
Post
Gallivan
Cambridge man dies after skull fracture in alleged assault
Thomas Feeley of 4 Binney Street Cambridge died from a skull fracture at Cambridge Relief Hospital after a night out with friends. Brothers Richard Dillon of 204 Otis Street and James Dillon of Coperthwaite Street Cambridge are held on suspicion and to be arraigned before Judge Almy in Cambridge District Court. Feeley 32, a laborer, was last accounted at home after returning from Boston with friends.
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Thomas Feeley
Binney Street
Cambridge
Relief Hospital
Richard Dillon
Otis Street
James Dillon
Coperthwaite Street
Feeley
Dillons
Boston
Feley
Dillon Brothers
Almy
Cambridge District Court
Labor union notes reflect quiet political stance and upcoming events
Boston labor circles report no political action from the Typographical Union 13 toward municipal candidates. Progress noted on the new wage scale and various craft matters. Several unions announce balls, meetings, and efforts to resolve grievances and review candidates' records for mayoral and alderman races.
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Boston
Wmmion
Plumbers, Gas and Steamfi
Mary Moran
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Hanover Street
Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
Roughan Hall
Eugene Mehegan
O'Connell Assembly
K. of L
Longshoremen’s ‘Trade Council
Raughan
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
Major Fitzgerald
Alderman Curley
Boston Stationary Firemen's Union
Fitzgerald
Curley
International
Cornelius P. Shea
Boston Coal Teamsters’ Union
Michael J. Sheehan
American Federation of Labor
Norfolk
Norwood Bookbinders
Patrick McCarthy
Roxbury
Central
Warde
Wells Memorial
Mayer
Assembly
Peter Kennedy
Michael Flaherty
M. J. Condon
Boston Coal Hoisting Engineers’ Union 74
Daniel Kelly
Wrinters
W. H. Smythe
Boylston Street
Association of the Employers of the Trade
Rosin Brothers
A. Perlies
Dover
Tremont Streets
Odd Fellows
Hdall Dee
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