Salvation Army feasts nearly five thousand children today
The Salvation Army readies a Thanksgiving dinner for about 5000 children at multiple barracks with Ensign Frank Teed directing turkey roasting and special kosher style meals for Hebrew children. Tickets issued to 1200 plus families for Green Street and other barracks. women from all walks volunteer as waitresses. Major Evans and corps officers oversee arrangements amid similar efforts by the Volunteers of America to deliver baskets and meals.
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Salvation Army
Pine Street
Frank Teed
Evans
Samuel Smithers
A. Bull
J. Allbright
Major Sammons
Ensign Hargreaves
The
Volunteers of America
J. J. Keppel
Park Square
Ensign Teed
Worry of Trial Caused Death of NY Central Official
Frederick Law rence Pomeroy, freight traffic manager for the New York Central, died at his Brooklyn home from heart disease. He had suffered ill health and the strain of the Sugar Trust rebate trial, in which he was personally fined $6000, was heavy on him. Born January 1856 in Cortland, New York.
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New York
Frederick Lawrence Pomeroy
New York Central Railway
Brooklyn
Pomeroy
New York Central
Sugar Trust
Mr. Pomeroy
Cortland, N. Y
Michael McCarthey Awarded $4000 for Injuries
A verdict of 4000 was awarded to Michael McCarthey in the fifth session of the Superior Court yesterday in his action to recover 15000 for injuries received October 1980 by being run into by a team belonging to Messrs Johnson & Co teamsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael MacCarthey
Superior Court
Yvesterday
Messrs. Johnson & Co
Teamsters
Foundry Gives Turkey to Married Employees
The Hf. Hansen Type Foundry yesterday followed its usual custom by giving a turkey to each of the married employees in Boston and New York.
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Hansen Type Foundry
Boston
New York
Fairbank Vindicated as Vouchers Approved by Governor Council
Secretary James M. Perkins urged approval of Fairbank vouchers before the Governor's council. The council approved the accounts for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and Lewis and Clark, totaling 2434 and 300 respectively, while denying any new charges. Perkins and Miss Isabel Rich left the chamber before others. Governor Guild returned from vacation to preside, offering no comment on Perkins case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Perkins
Wilson H. Fairbank
Lewis and Clark
Guild-Moran
Governor's Council
Fairbank
State House
Perkins
Council
Moran
Commissioner Fairbank
Mr. Perkins
Timothy W. Coakley
Coakley
C. T. Choate, Jr
Ihbel Rich
Miss Rich
Mr. Choate
Hinckley Seeks Bankruptcy After Bank Failure
Sylvester B. Hinckley of Newton filed a voluntary petition in U S District Court seeking bankruptcy after the collapse of the First National Bank of Chelsea on Aug nineteen hundred and something. He lists liabilities of 822 254 92 and assets of 266 882 77. Major creditor is the First National Bank of Chelsea with claims over 159 500. Bey State Cordage Company, where he served as selling agent, shows a creditor claim of 63 997 09.
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First National Bank of
Chelsea
Sylvester B. Hinckley
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton
United States District Court
Bey State Cordage Company
Brown's Self Defense Claim in Queen Slaying Trial
The defense argued that Harry A. Brown will offer justifiable homicide as his legal defense in the trial for the killing of Charles F. Queen. The government rested its case yesterday and several defense witnesses testified in the afternoon.
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Harry A. Brown
Charles F. Queen
Brown
Blind girl freed after week in fear of deportation
Lillie Waddington an 11 year old English immigrant girl born blind was released from detention at the immigration headquarters on Long Wharf after a week of fear of deportation. She will spend Thanksgiving with her father mother and three sisters at 86 Methuen Street Lawrence.
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Lillie Waddington
Immigration Headquarters
Long Wharf
Methuen Street
Lawrence
Man Arrested After Hand to Hand Burglary Struggle
Andrew Smith, 37, was arrested after a street confrontation with a burglar caught in the act. A 12-year-old pursued the suspect and Patrolman Kelly of Division 3 subdued him. Smith is charged with breaking and entering and held at Joy Street station awaiting record check.
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Kelly
Division 3
Andrew Smith
Joy Street
Desperate Thief Captured After Ice Wagon Tussle
Police say Smith, a likely member of a New York Philadelphia thief fraternity, was found with two loaded revolvers and three razors. Bertha Morse foiled his escape by shouting, an ice man blocked his flight, and Patrolman Kelly subdued him at Louisburg square.
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Smith
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Bertha Morse
Morse
Mt. Vernon Place
Mt. Vernon Street
Louisburg Square
Kelly
Cupid Busy With Marriages In Somerville
In Somerville yesterday couples tied the knot as local ministers conducted four weddings at homes. Charles E. Drouet wed Josephine Reddy, Helena Welch married John Higgins, Lottie Jackson wed Leon Wiley, and Elma March joined Captain A. Carlton Chaney. A pair celebrated their 15th anniversary at 380 Highland Avenue. An unrelated recital note followed.
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Charles E. Drouet
Josephine Reddy
John J. Wiggins
Helena F. Welch
L. H. Wiley
Lottie M. Jackson
A. C. Chaney
Emma L. March
Cupid
Somerville
Dorchester
Hugh J. Cleary
F. Gr. Ray
Frank A. Carew
Helena Frances Welch
John Joseph Higgins
Thomas J. Welch
New Cross Street
East Somerville
Savannah
Edward F. Saunders
St. Ann’s Church
Winter Hill
Grace M. Welch
J. B. Maddock
Lottie Margaret Jackson
George Henry Jackson
Wilsow Avenue
West Somerville
Leon Harvey Wiley
Champlain
N. Y
James F. Allen
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Eva B. Jackson
H. C. Jackson
Elma L. March
Ernest c. March
Chester Street
A. Carlton Chaney
New York City
J. Vanor Garton
West Somerville Baptist Church
New York
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Wilber A. Whitcomb
Highland Avenue
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