New Hampshire Doctor in Court Over Wife Case
Dr. John Ralph Hatch faces a preliminary hearing on a serious case involving his wife Fannie A. Hatch. Judge Josiah Hobbs will rule December 6. Prosecution cites witnesses including Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain and Teeny Wiggin, with Hatch appearing nervous and sullen during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossipee
N. H
John Ralph Hatch
Fannie A. Hatch
Josiah Hobbs
Hatch
Sarah S. Chamberlain
Teeny Wiggin
Miss Wiggin
A.A. Nichols
Maxim's airship to fly to Klondike from San Francisco
Hiram B Maxim, superintendent for the Atlantic and Pacific Aerial Navigation Co, announces an airship under construction in San Francisco for a Klondike voyage. He says the craft will weigh about 6000 pounds when ready and carry roughly one ton of passengers and provisions, occupying 106000 cubic feet of space, with the propelling power to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hiram
Maxim
Atlantic & Pacific Aerial Navigation Company
Klondike
Physician on Trial Recounts Wife’s Death by Laudanum
At least by 10 30 Mrs Hatch lay dead in an upstairs room after Dr Hatch found her ill and a laudanum bottle nearby The doctor claimed he used a stomach pump but witnesses saw none Others testified about the strained marriage and rumors of an affair in a November 1897 Guilford court scene including a letter to Dr Lougee asking to deny foul play and praising his own character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
J. R. Hatch
Teeny Wiggin
Lougee
Hatch
Grant
Susie A. Nichols
Guilford, N. H
Michael Defeats Starbuck in Madison Square Board Track Race
Welsh cyclist Jimmy Michael won a 25 mile Madison Square Garden board track race in 60 minutes 29.5 seconds, beating Frank Starbuck of Philadelphia by two laps. Over 16,000 spectators attended as Michael built a growing lead after the third mile, with Starbuck trailing by 30 laps at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Michael
Frank Starbuck
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Starbuck
Quaker City
Madison Square
Nat Butler
Jean Gougoltz
King
France
A. E. Weinig
Buffalo
Edouard Taylore
Gougoltz
Lamberjack
Michael
Tedas
Gill
Michael O.waks Cobbste Nie
Michael IB Ich
Aehnal
Michael Bei
Pixesens Michael the
Sdeaen Deere Cas Ee
Michael Meet
Bole
Minenes
Entitled to respect for those who keep thoroughly well
Coffee affects the heart and digestion of some who do not suspect it. Postum Food Coffee works a revolution for such.
Masonic Rites For Micah Dyer Jr Funeral
The funeral for Micah Dyer Jr of Dorchester who died suddenly Wednesday will be held Saturday at 1 PM from his home 40 Hancock Street with Masonic rites conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah Dyer, Jr
Dorchester
Hancock Street
Courtenay
Brookline
Joseph M. Courtenay
Ellen
Matthew L. Courtenay
Sewall Street
Dyer
Murer
Boston Highlands
Jobsurphy
Washington Street
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Forrester
Bridget M
Michael Forrester
St. James Parish
Charles Brant
Oakley Street
St. Peter's Church
Tie Game Between Wolftones and Shamrocks in Hurling
The Shamrock Juniors and Wolftones played a hurling match yesterday morning at 8S. B. A. grounds South Boston. Both sides scored two goals apiece, but Shamrocks showed brilliancy with the younger team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolftones
Shamrocks
South Boston
Shamrock
Arrests Made In Break-In At 64 Prince Street
Officers of Station 1 arrested Giovanni Arico aged 34 and Giovanni Anzione aged 42 on the night of the 24th for breaking and entering the Samuel Rosenthal store at 64 Prince Street and stealing goods valued at zero dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 1
Giovanni Arico
Giovanni Anzione
Samuel Rosenthal
Prince Street
Charity Concert at Baldwin Place for Distressed Family
A concert and dance were held last evening at Baldwin Place Synagogue Hall under Beth Israel auspices to aid a distressed family. The event aimed to raise funds for those in need within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Place
Beth Israel
Manhattan Club Hall of Fame Banquet Evening Event
The eleventh annual hall of the Manhattan Club of Ward 7 was held in Berkeley Hall yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Club
Ward 7
Berkeley Hall
Local Makers Advertise Globe Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company advertises globe wringers man gies and carpet sweepers produced at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street. Repairs offered for sweepers with prompt mail or telephone orders and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Prescott Bros
Cornhill
Cornell Rowing Discussions Signal Bright Next Season
Ithaca Nov 25 Cornell scouts potential rowing schedules after football ends. Cornell weighs conditions for Yale Harvard and other crews and seeks stable intercollegiate plans to avoid annual uncertainty.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Yale
New Haven
New London
Harvard
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell Navy
Ithacans
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Resident
An elderly Boston resident Asa F. Crocker testifies to relief from a fifteen year kidney ailment using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes backache and kidney pain easing from the first dose after purchasing at Knight's pharmacy and endorses the product's effectiveness and the Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents selling 50 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa F. Crocker
Boston
Washington
Jamaica Plain
Dean
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court and Hanover Sts
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Ward Delegation Contest Shapes Boston Politics In 1920
The article outlines ward by ward contest details for Boston political delegations. It lists candidates in wards 3 through 24 with expected winners and key supporters including Senators Lomasney Hayes Dunn and figures like Fitzgerald O Rourke Norton O Toole and McNary. Ward 11 14 15 18 20 and 22 show anticipated victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomasney
Hayes
Dunn
O’rourke
Quirk
McNary
Boston
Conry
Charlestown
Philip J. O’brien
John J. Hogan
James J. Brock
James H. Leary
Brock
O’brien
Dixon
Joseph J. O’toole
Joseph J. Norton
Quinn
Daniel J. Driscoll
Barry
Bowen
Roxbury
O'Toole
Charles
Charles H. Warren
John H. Lee
Great Fire Destroys U S Electric Light Plant
Washington November 25 2 a m a large portion of streets are dark as the United States electric light plant burns rapidly threatening total destruction and a loss of many hundred thousand dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Electric Lighting Plant
Washington
United States Electric Light Plant
Uncertain Health Claim Attributed To Stomach Remedies
Fragmentary note cites a health claim about prompt changes to life through prompts on stomach kidneys and bowel health and a price of 26 cents.
Cunningham for Alderman Rally Ends in Caledonia Hall
A Ward 10 Social and Political Club rally in Caledonia Hall on Eliot street supported Joseph T. Cunningham for alderman. Speakers denounced opponent William A. Mc Devitt Jr. with Senator Lomasney, Charles I. Quirk, Michael N. Reidy, and Cunningham present. Murphy presided as the club endorsed Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 10
Caledonia Hall
Eliot Street
Joseph T. Cunningham
Cunningham
William A. McDevitt, Jr
Martin M. Lomasney
Charles I. Quirk
Michael N. Reidy
Michael Murphy
Lomasney
Ward
Club
Letter to Editor recounts ward room dispute with Senator elect Quirk
Boston councilman Timothy L. Connolly recounts a ward room confrontation with Senator elect Quirk over use of the ward room on November 24. Connolly claims Quirk barred him from the room and secured police assistance, noting he learned of Quirk’s plans only through the newspaper. The letter defends fair play and questions Quirk’s stance on Josiah Quincy’s nomination.
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Post
Sir
Quirk
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Timothy L. Connolly
Ward
Ward 20 Associates Smoke Talk in Dorchester
The Ward 20 Association of Dorchester will hold a smoke talk this afternoon and evening at 4 30 at their headquarters 1500 Dorchester avenue for members and friends. The organization is mainly composed of ward business men and holds a prominent social political role. More talks will occur through winter with prominent speakers. Voters Registration 6397 Salem November. Municipal election registration closed with 6397 names, down from 6428 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 20 Association of
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Salem
Dorchester Wheelmen Race Won by W H Spokesfield
W H Spokesfield won the second annual Dorchester Wheelmen road race on the Mattapan five mile course amid heavy mud and frequent accidents. Dannahy finished fifth after a flat tire. Feather, previous Dedham winner, broke a chain and swapped wheels. Lake, Natter and Loaires followed in close order as riders finished wheel to wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spokesfield
Dorchester
Mattapan
Dannahy
Frank Feather
Dedham
Spokesfeld
Lake
Natter
Loaires
Feather
New Year Bicycle Run Plans Across Local Clubs
Bicycle clubs map New Year events with the Massachusetts Bicycle Club setting a midnight run from its clubhouse. A giant 260 inch wheel from Elkhart Indiana is noted as the largest gear. An L A W club forms in Indianapolis to boost Indiana division membership and entertain members at a national meeting if Boston does not host. The Dorchester whist club hosts its third night at John M. Savage’s home on Church Street in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Elkhart
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana
Boston
John M. Savage
Church Street
Dorchester
Bicycle industry notes and calendar from Pope Manufacturing
Crawford Manufacturing quotes 98 prices for single wheels at 50 and 35 dollars. Mexico grants concessions for two bicycle factories in Mexico City and Monterey. Treasurer Nichols of Boston Cycle Supply marries Anna Holmes. Willie Windle tours New England for Baldwin Chain. George Wood enters Newark parts and supply business. Iver Johnson 98 models gain fork crown arch pattern and other improvements. English chain makers in Birmingham adopt universal pitch using Hans Renolds templates. Thirteenth edition Columbia desk calendar released. available via Pope Manufacturing, Hartford, Conn, with five two cent stamps.
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Mexico
City of
Monterey
Charles A. Nichols
Boston Cycle Supply Company
Anna Helena Holmes
Willie Windle
Persons Saddle Company
New England
Baldwin Chain Company
George Wood
New Haven
Newark
N. J
Iver Johnson Company
Birmingham
Columbia Desk
Pope Manufacturing Company
Jartford
Conn
Successful Division 25 AOH Entertainment at Hibernian Hall
The Division 25 AOH hosted a highly successful literary and social event at Hibernian Hall 63 Hanover street with Vice-President Ed J McCauley presiding. Speeches by Colonel Charles McCarthy John A Ryan and other dignitaries followed by songs and recitations from numerous members including D A McCarthy J J Connolly and James Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Ed. J. McCauley
E. J. O’leary
D. J. McCarthy
John F Ahern
Charles McCarthy
John A. Ryan
John B. O’higgins
James Mantle
Owen O'Loughlin
Peter Dolan
Daniel Roche
D. C. Twomey
James Keilly
James Kirby
Philip Buckley
M. Murphy
J. Sweeney
Matt. McDonald
Andrew Frahey
F. Carroll
President Galvin
Bagnall
James W. .Kirby
M. Walshe
W. J. Cronin
J. J. Punch
John Sweeney
Gargantuan Tubes' harmless prank shocks Havana crowd
A tube said to hold dynamite was found near the American consulate in Havana and arrested man believed to have planted it. Officials call it a joke, but Spanish authorities tighten guards around the U S consulate and General Fitzhugh Lee to prevent any danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Fitzhugh Lee
Promoter unsure on new fight articles
Dan Stuart in Chicago tonight denied that Corbett and Fitzsimmons would sign articles within ten days for another bout. He did not deny a future meeting but said no contracts would be signed in the immediate future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan Stuart
William J. Connors
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Stuart
Rice Wins Fight in New London Bout
Austin Rice of New London defeated Patsy Broderick of Providence by decision in the eleventh round after Broderick was floored five times in just over two minutes. The bout, refereed by James Boutelle, drew more than 600 spectators at the New London Athletic Club gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Austin Rice
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Broderick
James Boutelle
New London Athletic Club
Tommy Ryan Knocks Out Jim Ryan in Five Rounds
In Elmira New York Tommy Ryan defeated Australian Jim Ryan in five rounds before 800 spectators. The bout, scheduled for twenty rounds at 154 pounds, saw Tommy control the match as ex champion Paddy Ryan served as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Tommy Ryan
Jim Ryan
Maple Avenue A. C
Tommy
Paddy Ryen
Forged Circular Tangles Ward 5 Alderman Race
James H. Leary supporters accuse a circular of forgery linking James J. Brock to John J. O Callaghan and Corbett. Brock disowns it, says several signers deny signing, and vows to expose the forger. He cites Dr. James A. McDonald and others who deny involvement. He seeks legal protection for candidates against such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Leary
James J. Brock
Board of Aldermen
John J. O’callaghan
Corbett
Brock
James A. McDonald
Patrick J. Donovan
John H. Dee
James W. O’brien
John T. Hartnett
Philip Nagle
John J. Leahy
Daniel F. Hart
Mr. Brock
McDonald
Everett Greased Pig Race Intervention Ends Event
Local authorities and the M. B. C. A. halted a scheduled greased pig race in Everett near Nichols Street at 10:30 am. The intervention prevented the event from taking place on that grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Donovan Backs Salem D. Charles for Alderman
P F Donovan chairman of Ward 22 Democratic Committee declares his support for Salem D Charles in the alderman race. He urges Democrats to attend tonight's caucus at Lammett Hall and vote for the delegation pledged to Charles based on Charles's Massachusetts Legislature and board experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Massachusetts
Lammett Hall
Salem D. Charles
P. F. Donovan
Ward
Democratic Committee
Norton alleges bribes in Somerville mayoral race
James E Norton quotes say opponents offer bribes to defeat Mayor Perry, a claim supported by chatter in Ward 2 about an independent Democratic candidate potentially entering the race with solid support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Somerville
James E. Norton
Ward 2
Norton hints as independent candidate in Somerville race
James E. Norton, a known real estate dealer and former mayoral candidate, reveals a bid to run as an independent Democratic on nomination papers for Somerville. He denounces Ward 2 Republican pressure and bribe claims, backing Mayor Perry as the choice to defend citizens’ rights against corporate influence. Campaigns focus on Municipal League rally slated for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
Perry
James E. Norton
Norton
Perryman
East Cambridge Court House
Weyler
Somerville
Perry Sholds
Phillips
Odiorne Wilkinson Wed in Chelsea Home Ceremony
John Alfred Odiorne of Chelsea and Grace Florence Wilkinson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wilkinson wed last night at 44 Cary avenue Chelsea. Ceremony at 6 30 conducted by Rev Charles and Jefferson. After a brief wedding trip the couple will live at 19 Orange street Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alfred Odiorne
Chelsea
Grace Florence Wilkinson
John H. Wilkinson
Cary Avenue
Charles and
Jefferson
Mrs. Odiorne
Orange Street
James L. Harmon
Eliza St. Clair
St. Joseph’s Church
J. F. Kelleher
Patrick J. Flynn
Leverett Street
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New Hampshire
DR Aatca
Center
Maxim's
Wonder
Hood
Indersad
Senator Quirk
Ward 20
F. Feather
News OF the Wheel People
Salesfield
John Lake
A G. Squires
A. H
Spokesfield
Squires
Bicycle News
Crawford Manufacturing Company
General Lee
SisxInp
Prue
Ss. P. C
Siskisp
Carter Building
Cor
Washington and Water Sts
Tremont St
Ss. P. C. CO
Mass
Bett
Brady
Julian
The
Buffalo Express
Bob Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Lincoln, Neb
RICE
New London A. C
Jimmy Ryan
GEO. C. Gqorwin & CO
Hanover
East
West Indies
Long Wharf
James
Municipal League For Mayor
Albion A. Perry
Odisane
Wilkinson
Harmon
ST. Clair
F. L. Rich
Laura
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Galvin—Sweeney
Father Murphy
John Galvin
Roceine
Mary Sweeney
Oston
A. Ww
Whefler & Co
Hanover St
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