Say Girl Is Jewel Thief
Celia Tarbox, 15, of Biddeford Maine, arrested charged with stealing 400 dollars worth of jewelry clothing and money from a Perth Amboy New Jersey family where she worked as a domestic She left Biddeford on a schooner for Perth Amboy and later disappeared Local police recovered the stolen items and she agreed to accompany a New Jersey official back to Perth Amboy tomorrow
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Biddeford
Celia Tarbox
Perth Amboy
N. J
New Jersey
Not a Patent Medicine Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion is not a patent medicine and highlights its blend of Norwegian cod liver oil, hypophosphites, and glycerine. It claims no secret formula, only perfected technique, and markets the product as best for restoring strength and flesh loss with Scott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Israel
David
Holmes
John Howard Payne
Judge Corbett Named Special Justice in Charlestown Court
Joseph J. Corbett, Charlestown lawyer and politician, was appointed by Governor Douglas as special justice of the Charlestown Municipal Court. Born December 24, 1868, in Charlestown, he studied at Bunker Hill High School and Boston University Law School, and has held roles in the State Senate, the Democratic city committee, and the school house commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Corbett
Douglas
Charlestown
Brillant
P. Maguire
Democratic Strategy Board
Boston
Mr. Corbett
James
Hannah Corbett
Bunker Hill
Boston University Law School
Suffolk Bar
State Senate
Corbett
Chicago
Congress
Joseph A. Conry
Collins
Costa Rica
Josiah Quincy
Augustus P. Martin
Statistics Bureau
Simon Davis
Stormy Courthouse talk on municipal ownership in South Boston
About a dozen men attended a talk by Jerry Watson at the Courthouse Ward 15 South Boston on municipal ownership. William Carroll of Ward 18 spoke on socialist principles for about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Watson
Ward
South
Boston
William Carroll
Ward 18
Jews and Americas Greatness Highlight 260th Anniversary Event
A packed Faneuil Hall heard Governor-elect Curtis Guild Jr and leaders from Harvard University Bishop Lawrence and Rabbi Fleischer honor Jewish contributions to America during the Hebrew settlement anniversary celebration. Oscar S. Strauss outlined Jewish American sacrifices and assimilation while Lee M. Friedman moderated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
America
Boston
National Committee
Curtis Guild, Jr
Fleischer
Human Brotherhood
Charles William Eliot
Harvard College
Christian Church
William Lawrence
Oscar S. Strauss
Charles Fleischer
Whelton
Lee M. Friedman
George Washington
Newport Hebrew Congregation
Hebrew Relief Fund Substantial Total Collected
Heb rew Relief Fund bankers Kidder Peabody & Co report contributions in hand totaling 21880.06 dollars. A long list of additional acknowledgments follows, naming many individuals and organizations with small donations, concluding with the grand total of 21880.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
S. Road
T. Road
A. Berlin
R. Superior
I. Morse
A. D. Swartz
L. Weinich
I. Levy
Sarah Levy
Gordon
S. Swartz
Weinich
Tarplin
E. Rolk
M. Cohen
Markewitz
A. Bartashefsky
H. Cohen
J. Laurinsky
I. Lurinsky
Wallenstein
S. Wasserzug
L. Smith
J. Segel
L. H. Gatto
J. Heller
Yanta
B. Matz
Max Rosemey
Congregational Adath Jeshurun
S._ Barber
I. Aginsky
R. Rappipart
J. Lewin
Pp. Asher
S. Ginsburg
Ludwig
Slutsky
S. Malinsky
J. Silberman
S. Zeatpers
J. Pilwist
M. Baran
Shavlansky
Street Battle in Sebastopol Threatens Civil Crisis
In Sebastopol a fierce clash between mutinous sailors and shore troops followed by a bombardment of the forts. The cruiser Otchakoff was put out of action with many casualties. mutineers reportedly surrendered and troops hold the position. Warsaw sees gas workers strike leaving city in darkness. Telegraphists’ strike cuts interior communications across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Warsaw
Sebastopol
Otchakoff
Admiralty Point
Pan-Russian Telegraph Strike Moves Toward General Political Action
The telegraph workers' strike began and a workmen council weighs a general political strike across Russia over the arrest of peasants' congress members in Moscow. It also urges employers in St Petersburg to end a 70 000 man lockout. If the telegraph strike lasts, government operations may fail. Local office employees are expected to join the walkout today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Peasants’ Congress
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Protests Overtake Fitzgerald Nomination Contests
Regular Democratic nominee John F. Fitzgerald's supporters file a protest with election commissioners challenging Socialist Labor candidate Michael D. Fitzgerald's signatures. Hearings set for Saturday at 10 in the aldermanic chamber. Several withdrawals and substitutions occur in school board and common council races as deadlines pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Michael D. Fitzgerald
Socialist Labor
Max Mitchell
William S. Kenney
Alfred J. Lill
Common Council
Daniel J. Kiley
Martin Lomasney
Mary Boyle O’reilly
Thomas J. Kenny
South Boston
Public School Association
Charles Colbeare
John B. Hebbard
J. Otis Leman
Joseph Prenti
19 Wrecks on the Great Lakes Reported After Storm
Reports from Chicago dated November 29 indicate 19 vessels wrecked across the Great Lakes during the Monday night and Tuesday storm. At least 20 lives are believed lost with six vessels missing. The list includes steamers like Crescent City and R. W. England near Duluth, City of Holland at Rogers City, and several schooners and steamboats ashore or damaged around Cheboygan, Alpena, Port Huron, and port towns on Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Superior.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Crescent City
Duluth
Motaafa
R. W
England
Rosemount
Fort William
Isaac L. Elwood
J. H. Outhwaite
Cheboygan
Mich
City of Holland
Rogers City
D. C. Whitney
Port Washington
Wis
J. M. Spaulding
Port Huron
Mary Mitchell
Harvey Bissell
Alpena
F. A. Georger
Lake Michigan
Sheboygan
Oliver Mowatt
Lake Ontario
Jim Sheriffs
Lake Huron
Vinland
Presque Isle
Charles M. Warner
Nine Mile Point
Split Rock
George Herbert
Lake Superior
Angeline
Panther
Lake Erie
James Mowatt
Judd
Mohegan
Alcona
Green Bay
Nine Bay State couples seek licenses in Providence confusion
Nine Massachusetts couples visited the Providence registration office seeking marriage licenses. Notables include Peter McVicar and Ida Austin with a ban on marrying a mother in law under Rhode Island law. Several pairs listed origins from Newton, Medford, Lynn, Raynham, Attleboro, and more, planning ceremonies with a Superior Court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Peter Andrew McVicar
Newton
Mass
James McVicar
Ireland
Ida Gertrude Austin
Medford
West Somerville
Henry O. Austin
Maine
Superior Court
Providence County
Judge Flaherty Temporarily Steps Back in Springfield
Justice John J. Flaherty, newly appointed to the Superior Court, suffered a severe nosebleed while hearing arguments in a case against the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad in Springfield. The session adjourned to Friday and the judge returned home to Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Flaherty
Justice Flaherty Remains in Good Spirits After Nosebleed
Gloucester November 29. Justice Flaherty is reported in normal spirits after a nosebleed earlier today. A Post correspondent found him at his home in good humor and the bleed is attributed to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Flaherty
Post
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Eridalyv Oniswyy
RUG Dept
Children’s School Coats
DeLong
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Judge Corbett
Ene
Governor Guild
United States
Turkey
The
Hague
Mr. Strauss
Eliot
Elliot
Egypt
Assyria
Rome
Europe
Romania
Lawrence
Rabbi Fleischer
Hebrew Relief Fund
Rumford
Jordan Marsh CO
New England
Renee
Heeb
ULISS
Hymen
Fall River
Rhode Island
Fraser—Bonney
Angus Hugh Fraser
Lynn
Irma Vere Bonney
Swampscott
Frank Bonney
Raynham
Lester Henry Wilbur
Henry M
Agnes Bridget Walsh
Maurice
Leonard
Frank Clement Leonard
Charles H
Mary Veronica Lee
Taunton
William T
Somerset
Attleboro
Clinton Frank
Frank A
Ella Maude Archibald
Nova Scotia
Eli
Houston—Greene
Robert Arthur Houston
Whitinsville
Robert
Nellie Greene
Athol
Ashland
N. H
Charles
Edward Norman Cowell
Beverly
Pittsfield
Edward J
Helen Mandeville
Gertrude Kelley
Seekonk
Richard W
Packard—Dean
Fairhaven
Arthur Washington Packard
Helen Shepard Dean
Edward Dean
Virginia Dare
Garrett & Co
Tremont Street
Virginia
Codman & Hall Co
Warren F. Wetherell
John F. Callahan
J. J. McNamara & Co
A. M. Swallow
Ginter Grocery
W. I. Turner & Co
J. Hi. Costello & Ci ‘Thos, Snow & Son
D. Swain & Co
J. BE. Moran & Co
Tremont Wine Co
UW. Griffin & Co
John Hartin & Co
W. E. Frost & Co
le Arrett & Co
J. B. Fuller & Co
John J. Haggerty
Cooper Lowell
D. Coughlin
FF. Petts & CG McMeeney & Co
John Shea & Co
Santa Clara Co
H. C. Hastings
Flashman Bros
Tremont St
I. EE. Gray Co
R. Johnston
Freeman Bros
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