Criminal Court Fines For Gaming and Embezzlement Cases
In Municipal Criminal Court Judge Brown presided as Thomas Mullen Cornelius Brown and William Jepson were fined $10 each for being present at 6 Kirkland Street on October 1 when gaming implements were seized. Others at 168 Lincoln Street on October Hl also fined $10 each. Salvatore Greco and Pringiano Maturo were discharged on embezzlement charges from Luigi Lauri. Mrs. Ella Holmes was fined $50 for selling off standard quality milk. George Holmes discharged. Fred Prescott ordered to post $300 bail for November grand jury. bail reduced from $500. Fifteen Chinese men jailed after a fan tan game at Harrison Avenue. the lot seized.
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Lincoln Street
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Pringiano Maturo
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Cambridge Street
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Fred A. Prescott
New York & Boston Express Company
Unknown man dies after sudden illness on Longwood avenue
An unidentified man about 45 years old collapsed yesterday afternoon on Longwood avenue while riding an electric car. He was taken to engine company No. 37’s house and died shortly after. The body was moved to City Hospital morgue. He had a light complexion, bald head, weighed about 200 pounds, and wore dark clothing.
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Alligator Pocketbook in Shoplifting Arrest in New York
Annie Johnson 59, of New York City, was arrested by Inspector McGarr for shoplifting from Houghton & Dutton. A found alligator skin pocketbook contained money and six New York New Haven Hartford railroad tickets good Boston to Wolaston Heights. Captain Watts seeks owner.
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New York City
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Houghton & Dutton
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Wollaston Heights
Boy Burned Playing With Matches In Charles Town
About 2 p m yesterday six year old Jeremiah McGonnagle living with his parents in the rear of 41 Corey street Charles town played with matches his clothing caught fire he was badly burned on the back arms and face Dr Duff attended him and he was later taken to City Hospital in the police ambulance.
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Corey Street
Charlestown
Duff
Charles Town Man Falls From Window Injuring Thigh
Timothy Hickey aged 28 of 108 Water Street Charlestown fell from a third story window last night and sustained a broken thigh. He was attended by Dr Mc Donald and removed to City Hospital for treatment.
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Water Street
Charlestown
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Governors seek suspect in Rhode Island burglary case
Governor Morris of Connecticut requisitions Governor Brown of Rhode Island for the body of Michael Reardon wanted for statutory burglary and attempted rape on September 11. Three men were involved. two have been arrested.
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Schooner Robert S. Graham Abandoned Off Virginia Coast
The schooner Robert S. Graham from Brunswick Georgia bound for New Bedford carrying lumber was abandoned eighteen miles off Chincoteague Virginia. Seven crew members were rescued by a tug and brought to safety.
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Robert S. Graham
Brunswick
New Bedford
Chincoteague
Henry Briggs Charged With Reckless Driving in Fatality
Henry Briggs of Shelburne Falls faced Trial Justice Martin on a reckless driving charge tied to the death of Fred Allen, a six year old boy, on Sept. 26. Briggs was held for the grand jury.
Weymouth Town Meeting Votes On Precinct Voting And Tax Deadline
The Weymouth special town meeting approved the act relative to precinct voting and extended the tax due date without interest to October 20. Selectmen are authorized to contract with the Massachusetts Highway Commission to construct the portion of the state highway within town limits.
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Danvers Honors Andrew H Paton at Red Men Hall
A reception in Red Men's Hall honored Andrew H Paton who has recently been raised to the rank of Great Incohonee. The event recognized his recent advancement and drew local attendees.
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Andrew H. Paton
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Peno Damages $4000 From City Over Sidewalk Injury
In Nashua Superior Court a jury awarded George Peno a fireman $4000 for injuries after falling on a sidewalk, damages assessed against the city.
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George Peno
Watertown Women Host Tea and Pastoral Reception
The Watertown Woman's Club meets Monday at the Unitarian building for an afternoon tea led by Mrs. Florence Howe Hall, daughter of Julia Ward Howe. The First Parish Church members gave a reception to their beloved pastor Rev. W. H. Savage and his wife at the Unitarian building last evening.
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Florence Howe Hall
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Democrats Nominate Waters for Newport Mayor in Place of Declined Cottrell
Newport Democrats last night nominated Captain John Waters for mayor replacing James B. Cottrell who declined. They also named an aldermanic ticket including Charles H. Alpro, Henry W. Cozzens, P. J. Boyle, James Openshaw, and John E. O'Neill. Republicans nominated Hon. John P. Sanborn for mayor.
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John Waters
James B. Cottrell
Charles H. Alpro
Henry W. Cozzens
James
Openshaw
John E. O’neill
John P. Sanborn
President and Thurber Stay Home in Quiet Weather
BUZZARD'S BAY Mass Oct 12 The weather turns cooler and the President remains at home with Private Secretary Thurber for the past two days handling official business.
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Thurber
Salem Water Trouble Worsens as Aldermen Fail to Meet
Salem residents face delays in building and business permits as the Board of Aldermen misses meetings over a quorum. Salaries await funding, and a December election looms with land for a new water supply at Longham a key issue. Opposing and supporting candidates mobilize on the water scheme.
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Board of Aldermen of
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Penfield pleads guilty in Connecticut burglary case
Assistant Manager Penfield admitted stealing 15 dollars and four shoes from the Crawford shoe store after finding it open. In New Britain authorities report the same Penfield embezzled 800 dollars from the New England Order of Protection where he served as treasurer.
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Conn
Crawford
Penfield
New Britain
New England Order of Protection
Olney Denies School Fund Charges In CT Suit
Commissioner Olney of the Connecticut school fund office denied the writ of attachment in a $50,000 civil suit brought by State Comptroller Staub. He said all loans were at face value for interest and that he did not charge an extra 1 percent for personal profit.
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Olney
Connecticut School Fund Office
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Newburyport Water Company constitutional, opinions say
Mayor Gurney has received written opinions from Judge John Lowell and W G Russell that the 1893 94 Legislature act regarding the Newburyport Water Company is constitutional. Counsel say the city is protected against paying an exorbitant price if citizens vote to purchase. Both lawyers practically agree.
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Gurney
John Lowell
W. G. Russell
Boston
Newburyport Water Company
McLean Murder Trial Set For November 19
Arthur McLean charged with the murder of Nettie Douglas at Henniker in August entered a not guilty plea in the Supreme Court. Judge Clark set the trial for November 19 at 11 a.m. with John H. Albin of Concord and Frank N. Parsons of Franklin named as counsel.
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Arthur McLean
Nettie Douglas
Henniker
Clark
John H. Albin
Concord
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Franklin
Edward Maniece Identified in River Find
In New London on October 12 a naval station launch found a man’s body in the river. The victim was identified as Edward Maniece, a member of Brainerd Armstrong's Band, and was taken to the city for identification.
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Conn
Naval Station
Barneson
Edward Maniece
Brainerd & Armstrong
Police raid Union Express Office in Marblehead
Massachusetts town police raided the Union Express Company and W H Graves & Co offices. They seized seven cases of lager half barrel of ale five full jugs of liquor twenty four packages of hard liquor empty cases and casks. A test case is planned.
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Marblehead
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Union eExpress Company
W. H. Graves & Co
Farm Fire Destroys John Flaherty’s Outbuildings
Fire swept the barns and outbuildings of John Flaherty at Five Roads, destroying forty tons of hay several dairy cows and other farm equipment. The house was saved by firemen. Total loss about 3500 with 1600 on house and contents and 1400 on barn.
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North Adams
John Flaherty
Post Office Scandal Probed in Providence Debacle
Chief Inspector Boynton and H yp Parham head a probe into Providence post office irregularities. Officials dismissed include assistant postmaster and carrier James Abbott. Investigators cite fraudulent estate disbursements, payroll fraud, illicit checks, and a mysterious exigency fund run by Williams. Postmaster George not implicated but held responsible for subordinates.
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H. Yp. Parham
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James A. Abbott
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American Wringer Co. Opens On Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co listing at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers with repairs offered for all types. Mail orders are promptly attended and a Tremont 764 telephone line is provided for contact.
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Post Office Payroll Irregularities Review Highlights Checks
Inspectors detailing irregular payroll practices uncover checks misnamed to relatives and nonperforming workers. Names include H M Williams L B Williams L A Morton and Cafferty with Adams Burr Morton. fraud tied to the money order division and postmaster payments.
Injuries Reported at Brighton Factory and Cambridge Railroad Crash
John Bishop a 61 year old rope maker at United States Cordage Company in Brighton was badly lacerated after a bolt flew from a rope machine and he is in Massachusetts General Hospital. Thomas Lavan a 52 year old blacksmith for Fitchburg Railroad died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after a train backed onto him near Prison Point. He lived at 1099 Cambridge Street Cambridgeport.
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Brighton
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Western Avenue
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Prison Point
Lavan
Fitchburg Railroad
Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
City Worker Struck by Electric Cart in Washington Street Accident
William McCorkle a 52 year old city employee was riding a cart on Washington street yesterday afternoon when it was struck by an electric vehicle. He was thrown to the ground and his left leg fractured by the wheel He is hospitalized at City Hospital. He resides at 27 Webber Street Roxbury.
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Washington Street
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McCorkle
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Charlestown Man Falls From Window Fractures Leg
Timothy Hickey aged 28 of 108 Water Street Charlestown suffered a fall from a third floor window about 8 PM while under the influence. He fractured his left thigh and was taken by Dr McDonald to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Water Street
Charlestown
McDonald
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tragic Train Injury In Ashland Sees Teen Amputated
Peter Webster aged 17 from Quebec fell from a moving Boston and Albany freight train at Ashland yesterday. His foot was crushed and amputated at Massachusetts General Hospital. Police allege he was stealing a ride on the train.
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Artillery Street
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Ashland
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Road accident in East Boston injures Anthony Heron
Anthony Heron a 39 year old teamster of 133 Everett street East Boston was driving along Lowell street at 445 yesterday afternoon when his wagon was struck by an unknown team. He was thrown to the ground sustaining injuries to his left arm and shoulder and was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital by patrol wagon from Joy street station.
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Dray Load Accident Injures Louis Gluk at Franklin Park
Louis Gluk aged 28 living at 23 Travers street was unloading stone from a dray at Franklin Park when a heavy stone fell and fractured his left leg. He refused hospital care and was taken home by police ambulance.
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Travers Street
Franklin Park
Taunton Man Injured in City Collision
Patrick Branfield of Taunton was crossing Harrison Avenue near Massachusetts Avenue when struck by an unknown carriage driver at 6 15 pm. He sustained injuries to his legs and was taken to City Hospital.
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Harrison Avenue
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Fall River Man Loses Leg After Train Incident
Joseph A. Conroy 27, a steam fitter of 132 South Main Street Fall River, attempted to board a moving New York New Haven Hartford train at Braintree yesterday and fell beneath the cars. His leg was severely crushed and amputated at the knee.
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Child Burns After Playing With Matches in Charlestown
Six year old Jeremiah McGonigle of 41 Carey street Charlestown caught clothes on fire while playing with matches. He sustained serious burns to arms back and chin and was taken to City Hospital by police ambulance after Dr Duff treated him at home yesterday afternoon.
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Carey Street
Charlestown
Duff
Czar Falls Into Grave Health Crisis
London dispatch reports the Russian Czar's condition as very grave with extreme weakness and constant drowsiness. He frequently falls asleep during meals and must be aroused, but hope remains that he will survive the winter.
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Free Medical Services for All Diseases Offered by Dr Dewey
Free examinations and medical attendance available for all during hard times. Dr Dewey the specialist will continue services at Offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours are 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 pm with Sunday 10 to 4 pm. Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.
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Losses feared as gales sweep St Pierre banks
Fishermen fear many vessels were lost with all hands after recent gales. nearly 400 vessels in the French banking fleet damaged. Sailors may abandon fishing for the season. The Gloucester schooner Martha C. was lost at the Bay Islands but the crew were saved.
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N. F
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Martha C
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Not a whaler sunk near Newport after storm report
Steamer Cygnet arrived from New Bedford noting a whaler Hattie E. Smith reportedly foundered near Micham Point. Two masts visible, but captain says they belong to a coaster and not a vessel typical of whalers. Wreckage observed nearby.
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New Bedford
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Hattie E. Smith
VESSEL TURNED TURTLE NEAR ISLES OF SHOALS
Gloucester reports a vessel about eighty tons bottom up nine miles east of the Isles of Shoals. The schooner General Cogswell from the banks passed yesterday. No name observed. hull six to eight feet below waterline.
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General Cogswell
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Sail flotilla sighted near Handkerchief Shoals signals vessel loss
A patrol at Monomoy reported a mast with sail fragment drifting east over the shoals. This suggests the probable loss of an unknown vessel and crew in the southwest gale of Wednesday afternoon near Handkerchief Shoals.
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French Mail Steamer Amerique Wrecked at Guadaloupe
Mail advices from Jamaica report the French steamer Amerique driven ashore off Point a Pitre Guadaloupe after weathering a cyclone. At Antigua a sloop wrecked with three lives lost and at St Kitts several small crafts perished with ten men drowned.
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Schooner Sarah L. Davis Reaches New London After Reef Storm
The schooner Sarah L. Davis captained by Pat tershall arrived at New London from Bangor with lumber after weathering a storm on Bartlett's Reef. She previously ran ashore there, losing one anchor and being carried across the reef.
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Sarah L. Davis
Pattershall
Bangor
New York
Bartlett’s Reef
Bell buoy replaced after wash ashore at Point Judith
Steamer Cac tus returned from a cruise to Point Judith with the bell buoy washed ashore Wednesday. It had two holes stove in it. A replacement buoy was placed in position today.
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Cactus
Point Judith
Colcord Shooner Broken in Two at Sea Reef
The schooner Clara E. Colcord ran ashore on Cornfield Reef near New London and is a total loss. She is broken in two with anchors chains rigs and sails removed. The cargo cannot be recovered. insurance is held by Boston and New York underwriters.
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Clara E. Colcord
Cornfield Reef
Colcord
Boston
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