Woman jailed for morphine sent to Deer Island prisoners
Alice Moore of Roxbury was convicted of possessing morphine intended for Deer Island House of Correction inmates. The case linked to a drug-supply investigation led by Commissioner Fred S. Gore, with arrests and further charges expected. Moore received two months.
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Alice Moore
Burrell Street
Roxbury
Deer Island House of Correction
Commissioner of Penal Institutions
Fred S. Gore
Moore
Anderson
Lagrange Street
Deer Island
South Boston
Charles Moore
O. K
G E Strike Nears Settlement At Schenectady Plant
Prospects for an amicable settlement at the General Electric plant in Schenectady N Y brighten after a five hour conference between company officials and strikers' representatives. No agreement reached but outlook favorable and a further conference is set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Man Rescued After Trapped Hand by Tree Limb
Victor Matson of West Roxbury was held prisoner high in a tree when a snapped limb tightened around his hand and wrist for about two minutes. A neighbor climbed the tree to free his crushed hand and pull him to safety near his home on Eldridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Matson
Eldridge Street
West Roxbury
Cascarets Headache Cure Promises Quick Morning Relief
Ad claims a ten cent Cascarets box will cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases take bile from the liver and carry out poisons from bowels. It asserts the product works while you sleep and leaves the head clear stomach sweet and bowels regular for months.
Miss Garden Sings Tosca in Boston Opera House Debut
Mary Garden and Giovanni Martinelli head a Tosca cast at the Boston Opera House. Martinelli debuts with a warm, brilliant voice and strong acting. Garden alters her performance to sharper Tosca traits. Marcoux as Scarpia provides forceful drama, while the second act is criticized as tawdry with uneven singing and weak interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Vanni Marcoux
Giovanni Martinelli
Boston
Boston Opera House
Mr Martinelli
Miss Garden
Mr. Marcoux
Scarpia
Mr. Martinelli
Martinelli
Belef
Tosca
Sardou
Toseca
Cochonerrie
Puccini
East Lynne
Bertha
Giacome
Morangoni
Thief Steals Jewels From Cincinnati Jewelry Store
Hundreds watched as a thief smashed a window on a main street in Cincinnati and stole a tray of diamonds valued around $2000 from E. F. Kaelin's jewelry store shortly after noon.
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Cincinnati
E. F. Kaelin
Chandler Bartol engagement draws notice of young society
An engagement of interest to younger members of society and the Vincent Club became known yesterday. It is that of Miss Ethel Chandler, the younger daughter of Professor and Mrs. Francis Ward Chandler of 195 Marlboro Street, and Dr Edward F. W. Bartol of Milton.
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Ethel Chandler
Vincent Club
Francis Ward Chandler
Marlboro Street
Edward F. W. Bartol
Milton
Engagement Surprise Among Vincent Club Circle
The engagement was announced at Thanksgiving Eve at Miss Chandler’s home. Miss Chandler, a popular Vincent Club member active in its theatrical events, has an older sister Helen Chandler who married Herbert Eustis Winlock in Trinity Church last October. The Chandler family, with summer home The Anchorage in North Haven Maine, includes brother Henry Daland Chandler and Dr. Bartel, Harvard 1896 alumnus. No wedding date has been set.
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Miss Chandler
Vincent Club
Helen Chandler
Trinity Church
Herbert Eustis Winlock
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Upper Egypt
Luxor
Ethel Chandler
Henry Daland Chandler
Harvard
Anchorage
North Haven
Bartel
George M. Bartol
Bartol
Lancaster
Premier Borden and Wife Visit Washington D C
Premier Robert L. Borden of Canada and Mrs. Gordon visited Washington on their way home from Hot Springs. They went to the British embassy, met the President with Secretary Bryan, attended a club luncheon with Secretary Lane, and ended with a Bryan dinner at their home.
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Washington
Robert L. Borden
Canada
Gordon
Hot Springs
Bryan
White House
Borden
Lane
Interior Department
Secreta
Eight Tons of Turkey Condemned by Boston Health Officials
More than seven thousand pounds of turkey sent to Boston for Thanksgiving were condemned by Dr. Alexander Burr, chief meat and provision inspector. The spoiled meat was held in warehouses pending inspection after being shipped too soon after killing and due to warm weather.
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Boston
Alexander Burr
Health Department
Miss Wilson as Reformers Meet at White House
Margaret Wilson, President's eldest daughter, to chair a recreation committee meeting at the White House to discuss Congress bills for wider use of school buildings and municipal recreation in Washington. A special report requests public swimming pools and city improvements. speakers include Mrs. Champ Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marggaret Wilson
White House
Woman's Welfare Department
National Civic Federation
Congress
Champ Clark
Margaret Wilson
George P. Sanborn to Be Buried Tomorrow
George P. Sanborn who died yesterday morning at his home 121 Oakleigh Road Newton after a long illness will be buried from his home tomorrow afternoon in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett. He retired from business 18 years ago because of ill health. Two years ago he and his wife who survives him celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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George P. Sanborn
Oakleigh Road
Newton
Woodlawn
Everett
Mr. Sanborn
Titanic Hero Guides New Boston Liner
The 13,000 ton Cunard steamer Alaunia sailed from Queenstown to Boston with Captain A H Rostron in command. The ship carries 169 cabin and 729 steerage passengers on its maiden voyage and will operate Boston Liverpool winter service and Canadian service in spring alongside the Andania. Built at Greenock Scotland, Alaunia has just completed trials and overhaul and is due in port next Saturday.
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Cunard
Alaunia
Queenstown
Boston
A. H. Rostron
Carpathia
Liverpool
Laconia
Greenock
Scotland
Militant suffragette chains herself to chair at Caxton Hall
A suffragette fastened to a chair with chain and padlock in Caxton Hall shouting Votes for Women. MP Joseph Pease paused his talk as stewards freed him and the chair was smashed to release her. Also noted is the Carpathia commander tied to a Boston-bound Alaunia voyage from Liverpool and Queenstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Caxton Hall
Joseph Albert Pease
York
Runaway Horse Injures 17YearOld Susie Lowell in Newburyport
Susie Lowell, 17, was severely injured after a runaway horse bolted through Water Street and Centre Street, throwing her into a grocery wagon and onto the street. William P. Lowell, her father, is a shoe bow manufacturer. A bystander, Joseph Francoeur, risked his life attempting to stop the horse. She was taken home under a physician’s care with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Susie Lowell
Miss Lowell
William P. Lowell
Liberty Street
Joseph Francoeur
Water Street
Centre Street
Lowell
Miss Lowell's Horseback Ride Ends in Newburyport Escape
Miss Lowell, a strong outdoor sport enthusiast, rode near Dummer Academy Byfield when her horse bolted after frightening. She clung on as the horse ran toward Newburyport, navigating State Street with the rider still atop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lowell
Dummer Academy
Byfield
Newburyport
State Street
Hunger strike wins release of Forbes-Robertson sister
Miss Forbes-Robertson, sister of Sir John Forbes-Robertson, an actor manager, is released from prison after a hunger strike following a two week sentence for smashing a window during Premier Asquith’s Birmingham visit in July. Her illness prompted the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Erig
Forbes-Robertson
Johnston Forbes-Robertson
Asquith
Nightworkers Chapel Turns Nine On Advent Anniversary
The chapel of the Immaculate Conception at 264 Washington Street marks its ninth anniversary on the first Sunday of Advent. Pastor founder Rev. Patrick J. Lyons will lead a 3:30 a.m. Mass with a benediction of the blessed sacrament by Rev. Father Lyons and a visiting priest officiating.
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