Jamaica ginger craze hits Pleasantville thieves
Atlantic City Oct 9 Jamaica ginger as a regular tipple becomes a craze among Pleasantville residents. Recent robberies show thieves targeted only bottled essence of ginger, the sought item in several thefts.
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N. J
Jamaica
Pleasantville
Doctor Arrested After Girl Accuses Him
Dr. Arthur S. Hudson also known as A Stanton Hudson, jailed after Inspector Sheehan and Det Sgt Pelton arrest him on accusations from Hilda Ericson. The Swedish native is remanded to Charles Street jail. the woman is hospitalized at City Hospital. An alleged accessory, Martin Holtman, 4, foreman at Hobbs farm in Westwood, Mass., was also arrested. The ceremony mentioned was conducted at St. Mark's Church by Revs Dillon Brons on and J M Leonard.
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Arthur S. Hudson
A. Stanton Hudson
Stantington Avenue
Sheehan
Pelton
Hilda Ericson
Charles Street
Congregational Home
Savin Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Mrs Treadwell's Daughter Weds Rev Howard
Miss Helen A Treadwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford L Treadwell of Brookline was married last evening to the Rev Howard. The notice records the engagement and solemnization details in a concise society item from the local paper.
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Helen A. Treadwell
Sanford L. Treadwell
York Terrace
Brookline
Howard
Somerville Trade Board Secretary Marries in Somerville
Albert L. Haskell secretary of the Somerville Board of Trade wed Miss Nel lie KE Davis of Cambridge yesterday at their future home 60 Putnam avenue Somerville The Rev W Bradley White of Union Square Baptist Church performed the ceremony Maid of honor was Miss Grace Southworth of Lynn The groom was unattended.
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Somerville Board of Trade
Nellie KE. Davis
Cambridge
Putnam Avenue
Somerville
W. Bradley White
Union Square Baptist Church
Grace Southworth
Lynn
The Vanishing Fleets Sunday serial returns
A clever Japanese spy appears as a central figure in the upcoming installment of The Vanishing Fleets in the Sunday Post Magazine. The mystery tightens its grip on readers as the plot accelerates toward new revelations.
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Sunday Post
Hastings Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Boston Theft Case
Judge Dodge discharged the Hastings jury after eight hours without an agreement. The defendant J Warren Hastings, vault clerk at the U S sub treasury in Boston, was charged with taking 3000 dollars from a 105000 dollar shipment sent to Washington on June 7 for redemption at the treasury.
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Dodge
United States District Court
Hastings
J. Warren Hastings
United States Sub-Treasury
Boston
Washington
Treasury
Labor Notes From Boston Unions Report New Appointments
Union officials announced leadership changes across several Boston labor groups. John A. Brinkman of Washington will visit Nov 18 to discuss the local organization. William J. O’Neil becomes Boston Team Drivers District Council president, replacing Tobin. Alexander McDonald becomes vice president, succeeding William A. Boyle. The Brookline expressmen strike seeks reduced hours from 14–15 to 11 per day.
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James A. Frazier
John J. McDonald
James R. Crozier
Thomas P. Butler
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9
John A. Brinkman
Washington, D
Boston
William J. O'Neil
Boston Team Drivers’ Union 25
Boston Team Drivers’ District Council
Daniel J. Tobin
The
Brotherhood
Alexander McDonald
Transfer Drivers’ Union 612
William A. Boyle
Wagon Drivers’ Union
Brookline
F. J. Peardon
N. Eilenberg
Clearmakers’ Union 97
Investigator Hall
Appleton Stret
District Assembly
K. of L
Rouguan Building
Governor Guild Urges Respect for Law at Sunday Session
Governor Guild told the Sunday School convention in Lowell that public life demands cooperation with officials to uphold the civil service law. He warned against petitions and private urging to violate the law and cautioned that pardons for criminals could flood the jail if every petition were honored.
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Lowell
Governor Guild
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Wealthy New York merchant August Weil dies at hotel
August Weil a wealthy New York merchant residing at the Hotel Netherlands died today in the apartments of his sister in law Mrs Lotta Weil at 50 West Seventy seventh street. He had been ill with stomaine poisoning and nervous debility. His wife was Miss Ama Shuman daughter of A Shuman of Boston. He had just sent a cable to Queenstown wishing them safe travels.
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August Weil
Hotel Netherlands
Lotta Weil
West Seventy-seventh Street
Ama Shuman
A. Shuman
Boston
Ares
Night Sessions in Bemis Case Reported
Pittsfield October 9 Five witnesses have been heard in the Bemis divorce case as Grace M J Bemis of Cambridge sues Arthur H L Bemis of Williams College. The libellant has nine witnesses remaining and the libellee more than 15. Judge King ordered night sessions to finish the case, possibly by Friday. Three witnesses were heard this afternoon Charles O Pearson Andover Mrs Celia Thompson Cambridge and her daughter Maud M Thompson Cambridge.
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Grace M. J. Bemis
Cambridge
Arthur H. L. Bemis
Williamstown
Jlibellee
Williams College
Jurge
King of the Superior Court
Charles O. Pearson
Andover
Celia Thompson
Maud M. Thompson
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