Malden Station Keeper Struck, Robbed by Highwaymen
Cornelius T Shine 65 who runs a car station at Belmont and Main Junction was attacked last night by two highwaymen. They beat him with an iron bar and fractured his arm in two places and robbed him of 30 dollars. He lies seriously ill at Malden Hospital. His home is 70 Russell Street Malden.
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Cornelius T. Shine
Belmont
Main Streets
Malden-Everett
Malden Hospital
Russell Street
Malden
Robbery Attack Injures Shine as Highwaymen Flee with Loot
Shine was assaulted by two men who struck him with a bar and strangled him after he was knocked to the ground. They fled with money as he lay bleeding. Bystanders from Everett aided him to Dr MacNeil’s office and then to the hospital. Shine sustained head wounds and a broken arm.
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Shine
Main Street
John Murphy
Frank Gordon
Charles Nordstrom
Everett
Appleton
Newbury Streets
Charles F. MacNeil
Day 9 hours 21 minutes and 384th day of year
The entry notes a time of 9 hours 21 minutes and marks the 384th day of the year with 24 days remaining before Christmas.
Boston Area Weather Outlook Shows Clearing Cooler
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for clearing and cooler today with tomorrow fair. Moderate northerly to westerly winds accompany the outlook. In New England snow expected in the north and rain in the south on Wednesday, then generally fair Thursday with brisk winds along the coast.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gardner Beats Kraus in Armory A A meet
In an Armory event Jimmy Gardner defeats Frank Kraus to claim a decisive victory. Rindge Manual secures a state championship as Yiniden declines a game post season. Boston fans look to a future national league team. Brown alumni banquet celebrates a victorious eleven. Harvard hockey trims squad to seventy. Wolgast expected to fight Knockout Brown before Moran bout. Hoppe sets a new billiards record. American team wins a marathon in New York.
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Jimmy Gardner
Frank Kraus
Armory
A.A. Rindge
Yiniden
Boston
Brown
Harvard
Wolgast
Moran
Hoppe
New York
Divorce libel filed over Reno marriage of Arnold
Alice M. Arnold filed a divorce libel in Suffolk county against Sheffield A. Arnold landscape artist. The case may affect the Reno Nevada divorce granted last June permitting his marriage to Virginia Edwards of Reno. Arnold's first wife says he deserted her on February 8, 1910 and names Virginia Edwards Arnold as corespondent.
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Alice M. Arnold
Sheffield A. Arnold
Suffolk County
Arnold
Reno
Nevada
Virginia Edwards
Mr. Arnold
Virginia Edwards Arnold
Divorce in Reno Sparks Bitter Dorchester Dispute
Sheffield A Arnold says he will vigorously contest the suit brought by his wife Alice Felker Arnold. Alice, staying with her mother at 50 King Street, Dorchester, sues for divorce claiming cruelty and betrayal after his Reno decree nisi to her first husband. She cites 14 years of marriage ending with his affair and Reno divorce on flimsy grounds.
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Mr. Arnold
Alice M. Arnold
King Street
Dorchester
Alice Felker
Arnold
Reno
Nevada
Nisi
Alice Felker- Arnold
Alice Felker Arnold
Emily Felker
Sheffield A. Arnold
Died Reaching for His Prize in Cribbage Win
Stephen Roberts a Boston businessman collapsed at Rexford Chambers Lynn after winning a second floor cribbage tournament. He smiled as he claimed his prize then died with heart disease listed as the cause by Dr Harriman.
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Lynn
Stephen Roberts
Boston
Rexford Chambers
Roberts
Harriman
Best Service to California by Washington Sunset Route
Advertisement notes standard or tourist service to California, personally conducted from Washington route. Berth from Washington Street via the Washington Sunset route, numbers 170 and 228 Washington Street. adp.
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Washington
Washington Street
Threaten a Civil War in Ireland in London report
London dispatch notes growing Irish election tensions as Ulster delegates pledge 50 000 to form regiments buy arms and vow to refuse any tax, pledged after a Presbyterian minister’s proposal, with continuation referenced on Page 7 Fifth Column.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
Foss to Fight Alone for Governor-Elect
Governor-elect Eugene N. Foss declared he will wage a nonpartisan campaign against Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. He will not align with Republicans or Democrats and says the winner must serve the people and progressive aims. He notes both major parties are avoiding him.
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Eugene N. Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
Campaign moves and court fight in Boston Lodge race
District Attorney grapples with Judge Bond as he weighs excluding Clarence I Glover dying declaration in the Hattie LeBlanc case. Foss abandons partisan plan, lists four Republican backers for Cape trip to attack Senator Lodge. Eleven government witnesses testify to prove Glover’s claim before Judge Bond considers ruling.
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East Cambridge
Higgins
Johnson
Hattie LeBlanc
Bond
Clarence I
Glover
Will Continue Fight Despite Court Rules
District Attorney Higgins announced after court adjourned that he would continue the case against Hattie LeBlanc regardless of the dying declaration evidence. State Detective Byrnes conferred with Mayor Walker and Miss Emily W. Bowers about the all night interrogation, while interpreter Miss Gallant remains in Nova Scotia, wanted for questioning. LeBlanc’s lawyers vow to resist any government attempt to compel further testimony.
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Higgins
Hattie LeBlanc
Byrnes
Waltham
Walker
Glover
Emily W. Bowers
Gallant
Nova Scotia
Massachusetts
Hattie le Blanc
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Thompson’s Spa
A. Estes
Judge Bond
Shaw
Melvin M. Johnson
Vidict Alsonnaley, John J. Higgins
the “Court
Ale T
Cambridge
Norman
Redmond
Christy
Priscilla
Boston Post
Foss
Lodge
Mr. Foss
Cape
David J. Dickinson
Arthur Nason
Haverhill
Butler Ames
William P. Willcut
Ward 20
Republican State Committee
Andrew J. Solis
Hattie
Frost & Dearborn Company
Pearl Street
Cata
Nna
NEW Poultry
North Market St
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