Burns Murder Trial Ends With Defense Chief’s Criticism
New Hampshire Attorney General James P. Tuttle faced strong public rebuke from Colonel John H. Bartlett, defense chief, for “desperate efforts to convict” Mrs. Mary Allen Burns after her acquittal in the murder of Frank Burns in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
N. H
James P. Tuttle
New Hampshire
Mary Allen Burns
Frank Burns
John H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Noted Justice Warns Jury Over State's Case in Burns Trial
Mrs Burns, center of Rockingham county’s first murder trial in 27 years, left Nottingham for Boston with plans to live with her brother Frank Davis. She spoke of freedom, recalled her love for the deceased, and said she will pursue manicuring after recuperating.
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Burns
Rockingham County
Market Street
Nottingham
Rose
Boston
Labor Talks on Terminals at State House Hearing
Labor representatives testified before the Terminal Commission urging a full standing study body with power and funding. Henry Sterling of the AFL state branch called for a commission including Port Directors, the Public Service Commission, the Boston Transit Commission, and metropolitan city representatives. Robert Brown of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks blamed limits on Union Freight Railroad hours for freight delays and perishable carloads held in yards. R G Stearns and John J Ford spoke for the clerks.
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Organized Labor
Terminal Commission
State House
Henry Sterling
American Federation of Labor
Public Service Commission
Boston Transit Commission
Robert Brown
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Union Freight Railroad
Atlantic Avenue
R. G. Stearns
John J. Ford
Com missary Fahey fined in drunkenness and assault case
John Fahey chief commissary of U S 58 Nebraska was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Parmenter. He was found guilty but the drunkenness charge was filed. On assault charges he was fined 30 dollars. The arrest occurred Thursday morning in the Park Street Subway. Herbert Lippett was arrested trying to aid Fahey and fined 20 dollars but appealed.
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John Shelley
James and
Jeremiah Burns
John Fahey
U. S. 58
Nebraska
Parmenter
Park Street
Herbert Lippett
Fahey
Prison Wardens Report On Deer Island Prisoners
Sing Sing Warden Thomas Mott Osborne and Penal Commissioner David B. Shaw visited Deer Island and described inmates as having a furtive look. He noted prisoners avoid eye contact with visitors, unlike at Auburn and Sing Sing.
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Deer Island
Auburn
Sing Sing
Thomas Mott Osborne
Deed Island
David B. Shaw
Osborne on Deer Island Prison Reform Vision
Os bord discusses Deer Island and Sing Sing while dressing at the Copley Plaza. He praises Shaw’s work but notes prisoners lack eye contact. argues reforms reduce crime and that humane treatment fosters trust and freedom rather than confinement.
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Deer Island
Osborne
Copley Plaza
Shaw
Sing Sing
Mr. Osborne
Hub Men Lead In Enrolment
Harvard University reports total enrolment of 4716 for the year with 1865 from Massachusetts 454 from New York 179 from Pennsylvania 145 from Ohio 187 from Illinois 86 from Maine 86 from New Jersey 83 from New Hampshire 68 from Connecticut and 67 from Rhode Island Boston proper tops city representation with 206 students Cambridge 254 New York 187 Brookline 127 Dorchester 88 Chicago 66 Roxbury 46 Brooklyn 44 Worcester 39 Somerville 39 Pittsburg 86 Cleveland 34 Providence 28 Fall River 28 and Philadelphia 26 also listed among the city and regional contributors.
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Harvard University
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Maine
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Boston
Harvard
Greater
Cambridge
New Yorks
Brookline
Dorchester
Chicago
Roxbury
Brooklyn
Worcester
Somerville
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Providence
Fall River
Philadelphia
Fire rescuer saves $300 coat in Bowditch basement blaze
Patrolman Fox of the City Hall avenue station rushed into a smoke filled basement during a fire at Bowditch restaurant last evening and rescued a coat containing $300. Fire started in the basement unknown origin and spread to lockers as diners fled.
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Fox
City Hall Avenue
Bowditch
Waiter Arrested for Jewel Theft in Hanover
Berton F. Adamovitch a 26 year old waiter living at Stamford street West End was arrested in Hanover on a larceny charge for stealing a gold watch and chain valued at $60 from John Hood a fellow waiter on November 19. The two worked together in a Warren street restaurant.
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Berton F. Adamovitch
Stamford Street
West End
Hanover
John Hood
Warren Sect
Cardinal O Connell Fourth Anniversary Noted In Boston
A Boston Catholic article marks Cardinal O Connell’s fourth anniversary as cardinal. It cites his rise from priest to archbishop and lists the diocese’s growth in parochial schools and church institutions under his leadership. It highlights St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary, the Catholic Charitable Bureau, St Elizabeth’s Hospital, and related facilities.
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Cardinal O’connell
A&a
Portland
Pontifical Throne
Constantia
Boston
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
Catholic Charitable Bureau
M. J. Scanlan
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Home For
West Brookline Street
William
Cardinal O'Connell
Archibishop
Sacred College
Miner’s son rises to pastor and college faculty
Advertisement tells how Nathan W. Matthews, born near Hazelton, Pa., became pastor of the First Primitive Methodist Church of Lowell Mass and a faculty member at the Primitive Methodist Theological School. He credits Father John’s Medicine for aiding miners and others with throat and lung ailments and for rebuilding strength.
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N. W. Matthews
Plymouth
First Primitive Methodist Church
Lowell
Mass
Primitive Methodist Theological School
Nathan W. Matthews
Hazelton
Matthews
Father John
Pennsylvania
Harvard to honor founder John Harvard on 308th anniversary
Harvard students will mark the 308th birthday of John Harvard with an 8:30 a m bugle call at the delta by Memorial Hall. E Howell Foreman will speak and garlands will be placed on the statue as the glee club leads Fair Harvard. A Frothingham sermon at Appleton Chapel follows.
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Harvard
John Harvard
Harvard Memorial Society
Delta
Memorial Hall
E. Howell Foreman
Appleton Chapel
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Albert Matthews
Car overturns in East Boston injuring two
A light automobile rolled over in Bennington street East Boston early today injuring two men. Owner driver Adoniram Pickens 274 Meridian street sustained a skull base fracture and broken ribs. Passenger Charles Burns 1088 Saratoga street was bruised on face and shoulders. The car headed toward Orient Heights and skidded at 678 Bennington street.
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Bennington Street
Boston
Adoniram Pickens
Meridian Street
Charles Burns
Saratoga Street
Orient Heights
Frightful Armenian Atrocities Report Publicized
Viscount Bryce released details of Armenian massacres in Northern and Eastern Anatolia. Reports describe Bitlis and Mush killings, deportations, torture, and drownings, with 15 000 Armenians said to be killed at Bitlis. The narrative also notes abductions of women and children and widespread public abuses.
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London
Viscount Bryce
Anatolia
Committee of Inquiry
United States
Tiflis
Bitlis
Tigris
Mush
Alleged Kidnapper Hobbs Detained in Bangor
Henry Hilliard Hobbs of Haverhill Mass is detained in Bangor awaiting Portsmouth officers to bring him back for alleged kidnapping and assault. His capture followed Bangor High School teacher Professor John Hodgdon who identified Hobbs and alerted police.
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Hobbs
New Hampshire
Kenduskeag Bridge
Hodgdon
Kittery
Horace Mitchell
Haymarket Square
Portsmouth
N. H
Bangor
Henry Hilliard Hobbs
Haverhill
Mass
John Hodgdon
Bangor High School
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