Bigamy Charge Against Liebich Hits Burlington
Felix Liebich known in musical circles as Baron von is under arrest on bigamy charges after reportedly marrying Fiona R Hale in Burlington last June while allegedly still married to Mme Inga Liebich. The baron, said to be in the country about 10 years, will face a hearing in court tomorrow.
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Burlington
Felix Liebich
Massachusetts
Baron von of
England
Fiona R. Hale
Liebich
Montreal
Burlingon
Springfield
Mass
Mme
Inga Liebich
Christiania
Italy
Eogland
London
Fire Damp Claims Three At Juniata Coke Mine
Three men died in an air shaft at the Juniata Coke Mine near Juniataville. The shaft measured about 2 feet in diameter and 20 feet deep and was filled with black damp. All three bodies were recovered. Foreman John Nicholson and fire boss John Baker were overcome but survive in serious condition.
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Connellsville
Penn
Juniata
Juniataville
John Nicholson
John Baker
Local Boston forecast and Atlantic storm outlook
The Boston region faces fair conditions Monday with possible early light showers and cooler air. Winds shift to fresh southwest, with Tuesday forecast for fair skies and light southwest winds. A Mississippi storm moves northward while another disturbance appears north of the Dakotas.
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Boston
Washington
Lower
Mississippi Ee
Lake
Dakotas
Middle Atlantic States
England
Atlantic
Sda
Grand Banks
New
Maine
Kearns Boy Dead After Rifle Accident in Adams
James L Kearns 16 of Adams was killed when a rifle discharged during a test with James Dacy 35 and Kearns brother Edward 18 present Dacy surrendered to police on a man slaughter charge Doctors ruled the death accidental and the suspect’s mind was reported unbalanced tonight
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Adams
James L. Kearns
Edward Kearns
James Dacy
Dacy
Young Kearns
Edward
Hast Hoogae Street
James Kearns
Sunday laws praised at Framingham 200th parish event
At the First Parish Church anniversary, Rev. Dr. Hale and Senator Hoar defend traditional Sunday laws in New England. They warn that church and state influence each other and urge citizens to attend both pews and polls. Hoar opposes repealing Sunday laws, arguing their preservation benefits both legs and souls.
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Framingham
Hale
New England
Enator Hoar
Stebbins
Gabriel
Hoar
Massachuset
Three Burglary Ring Confesses to Wide Theft
Three men and a woman confess to about 40 burglaries and the seizure of $4000 worth of stolen goods. They describe an extensive operation spanning Boston and other towns, with items from sacks to diamonds. Police, led by Chief Watts, traced pawns to identify suspects after spying on Boston shops.
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Dudley
Boylston Place
Watts
Boston
Pete’ Reynolds
Cincinnati
Herbert Dudley
Rome
Campee Lowell
Haverhill
A.lo Bridge
Shields
Brockton
Gordon
Shooting at Soldiers' Home in Augusta
A liquor fueled quarrel at the National Soldiers' Home in Augusta involving John Jones and John Greethals escalated to a revolver exchange. Jones fired twice, hitting forearm and shoulder. Greenhalgo grappled him, injuring his hand with a knife. Both men were subdued and the incident is being reviewed.
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Augusta
National Soldiers
Togue
Company A
John Jonss
John Greethals
Jones
Mormons Pay Final Tribute to Lorenzo Snow in Salt Lake
The Mormon Church held a large funeral for Lorenzo Snow in Salt Lake City drawing Latter day Saints and Gentiles from across Utah. At 10 o clock the casket was moved by 12 apostles to the tabernacle where about 20 000 gathered for a solemn service. Choirs of over 500 voices sang as the tabernacle ceremony ended at 12 30 and the procession departed for Brigham City where the casket was placed in a vault awaiting final rites.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Mormon Church
Lorenzo Snow
Tabernacle
Temple
Brigham City
Brighton Raid Seizes Row of Gamblers at No 1 Smith Street
Brighton officers raided a suspected gambling den at No 1 Smith Street in the Brighton district yesterday afternoon. About six o'clock the search yielded a dozen men, all colored, with twelve charged as present and four with gaming. Names include Thomas Halley and Joseph Patterson among fifteen others.
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Smith Street
Brighton
James Gore
George Thornton
Charles Spear
John Jordan
South Worcester plant to reopen and expand in yone
The South Worcester plant of the International Power Company will reopen and enlarge, after securing the U S contract to manufacture the Diesel oil engine for the American Diesel Engine Company. The plant will start with 150 workers and rise to 400 or more as enlargements proceed.
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Worcester
International Power Company
America
American Diesel Engine Company
United States
South Worcester
City Briefs: Smallpox, Theft, and Accidents
Jason W Hodenheiser and Mathilda Hodenheiser were stricken with smallpox at 506 Saratoga Street. Patrick King was arrested for breaking into James A Sullivan's home and stealing a cart and a $60 gold watch. Thomas Coster’s flats at 5 Oxford Terrace were entered by thieves. nothing reported stolen. William Savage of 12 Burrows Place was injured while trying to extinguish a gasoline lamp explosion. Joseph Merrill, 45, of 209 Dud, is dead.
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Jason W. Hodenheiser
Mathilda
Saratoga Street
Patrick King
James A. Sullivan
Thomas Coster
Oxford Terrace
William Savage
Burrows Place
Joseph F. Merrill
Reservoir Burst Deluges Town In Ohio
East Liverpool, Ohio, October 18. A city reservoir holding 10 million gallons burst, causing $150,000 in damage. No deaths, but many narrowly escaped as water roared down the hillside. The Harker Pottery Plant and other structures wrecked, tracks buried, and traffic halted.
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Liverpool
Harker Pottery Company
Cleveland & Pittsbute Railroad
Bangor Fire Levels Multiple Firms in $80 700 Loss
Bangor Me October 13 The most disastrous fire in years gutted frame buildings housing the Bangor Beef Company Swift Company agents the C Hi Conant Company among others causing about 80 700 in damage with 22 840 insured. Insurance on Swift goods placed through Boston office and figures unavailable tonight.
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Bangor
Bangor Beef Company
Swift Company of
Chicago
C. Hi Conant Company
Enoava
Swift Company
Boston
C. H. Conant Company
Fire destroys Los Galos business district in Cal
A massive fire in Los Galos San Jose California wiped out the entire business section early today. The loss is estimated at 100000 to 150000 dollars. A dozen business blocks several factories a livery stable a church and many homes burned. The fire department was powerless until fuel ran out. Several men injured none seriously.
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San Jose
Cal
Los Galos
Resignation of Rev Camberlin Shocks Dorchester Temple
At the close of morning services Dorchester Temple church clerk J Henry Blanchard read a letter announcing the resignation of Pastor the Rev Camberlin. He accepts a call to Avenue Bap Church of To i.
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Dorchester Temple
J. Henry Blanchard
Mr. Camberlin
Avenue Bap Church of
Toi
The Doctor Still Undecided on Resignation
A Tremont Temple fundraising scene for Dr. Lorimer shows crowds and pledges toward paying down the debt. The sermon centers on providence and the danger of greed for money while Lorimer weighs a New York call amid public support.
Local Housewares Store Invites Browsers to Compare Prices
A local retailer advertises no pressure shopping promising free viewing of their chamber and dining room goods. They emphasize specialty items and invite customers to visit to compare prices, suggesting a fair chance to find a better deal elsewhere.
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Comer's College
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Waitt & Bond
Blackstone St
TeetTy
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Sarchecei
Tol
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Stock Exchange
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Tremont ‘Emple
Leonard W. Rhodes
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