Attorney Averill Guilty of Perjury in Salem Trial
Charles J. Averill Topsfield lawyer was found guilty on two counts of perjury in Salem. A capias was issued when sentence could not be carried out as he could not be located. Defendant had denied parts of a jail conversation as a stenographer recorded. Walter C. Dunnells had earlier received a house of correction sentence for jury fixing related actions.
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Salem
Charles J. Averill
Topsfield
Capias
Daniel L. Crowley
Averill
Walter C. Dunnells
House of Correction
Two Women Fight Men Near Roxbury Bridge Station
Two women carrying infants fought two intoxicated men near Burney street Roxbury last night in view of hundreds. Patrolmen Hartnett and Hooper arrested the women seen bleeding and disheveled. Names given were Minnie Lennon and Kate Vaughn, both about 30, who say they were insulted by strangers. Babies cared for by a matron and later placed to bed. Police seek the men involved.
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Station 10
Burney Street
Roxbury
Hartnett
Hooper
Williams
Minnie Lennon
Weston Place
Kate Vaughn
Heath Place
Ray
Lactated Food credited with saving a baby’s health
In Appleton Wisconsin a mother recounts feeding Lactated Food to her child Truman after severe cholera infantum left him weak. Doctors praise Lactated Food as closely resembling mother’s milk and helping babies gain strength, with many mothers reporting quick recovery.
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Appleton, Wis
Truman
Leigh Putney
Cambridge Girl Narrowly Escapes After Bicycle Run Over
Ruth Kimball ten was struck by a Cambridge touring car driven by Colonel H G Kemp. The wheels passed over her legs without bones breaking. Kemp stopped and cried out as the bicycle rider crossed near repairs at Massachusetts Avenue Y M C A. She is home at 30 Lee Street with no serious injuries.
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Ruth Kimball
Cambridge
H. G. Kemp
Colonel Kemp
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Miss Kimball
A. P. Norris
Lee Street
R. F. Higgins
Miss. Kimball
George A. Kimball
Kemp
E. E. Kemp
Mrs. Kimball
Magoun Estate All Goes to the O Hares After Decades Long Dispute
After a 20 year contest Judge Morton in the Supreme Court dismissed the Magoun heirs appeal and ordered the Margaret O Hare Magoun estate of 140000 to be divided among her blood relatives the O Hares in Ireland and Australia. The adopted Magouns receive five dollars each and the case traced back to 1880s with parties Hallowell Hammond and Whipple Sears Ogden acting for the O Hares and Magouns respectively.
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Magoun
Morton
Supreme Court
Margaret O’hare Magoun
Thatcher Magoun
Medford
Margaret
Magouns
England
Ireland
Hallowell and Hammond
O’hares
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Heavy Robbery Strikes Somerville District
Jewelry worth 325 dollars was stolen from 42 Temple Street Somerville on Thursday afternoon while the home was briefly unoccupied. Entry was gained by forcing a kitchen window with a chisel. Police fear an organized gang is at work in the city. A second break in was attempted at Mrs George W Fielding on Deeply Street with a chisel found on the floor.
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Temple Street
Somerville
Etta Littlefield
George W. Fielding
Deeply Street
Oor
Resolutions Honor Late Mayor Collins at Jewish Meeting
At a special meeting of Jewish fraternal organizations with about 49000 members at 1 Causeway Street last night, the group unanimously adopted resolutions of respect to the memory of the late Mayor Patrick A. Collins.
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Causeway Street
Patrick A. Collins
Captain Taggart Wins Divorce Custody Battle
In Wooster Ohio Judge Eason grants Captain Elmore F. Taggart U.S. A. a divorce and custody of two sons Culver 11 and Charles 7. Mrs Taggart denied possession but allowed visitation. Rumor of possible kidnapping prompts police watch on the Taggart home as Culver told his mother he preferred to stay.
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Culver
Prominent Cork Politician John Daly Dies in Cork
Cork reports the death of John Daly a leading politician who formerly represented Cork in the House of Commons during Charles Stewart Parnell’s leadership. He passed away in Cork on October 13.
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Cork
Ireland
John Daly
House of Commons
Charles Stewart Parnell
Nationalist
Machinist Wins $10 Courtesy Prize for Seat on Roxbury Car
William Everett La Fay a Chelsea machinist won the Post courtesy prize of $10 after he gave the Courtesy Commissioner a seat on a Roxbury Crossing car yesterday.
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William la Fay
Chelsea
William Everett la Fay
Post
Roxbury Crossing
Woman Focused Courtesy on Boston Street Cars
A Roxbury Crossing rider describes how he usually gives his seat to women on crowded street cars and praises a courteous middle aged man who offered his seat. He notes widespread tiredness among female riders and reflects on women balancing work and daily life, urging courtesy despite crowds.
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Roxbury Crossing
Roosevelt Jr in Harvard freshmen lineup at Exeter game
Exeter N H October 13 Roosevelt Jr is listed as playing right end for the Harvard freshmen in their matchup with Exeter tomorrow. Exeter’s starter lineup includes Gilroy Power Blain C Cooney MacFayden Punton Vaughn Bergen Weitzel Hart and M Cooney.
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Exeter
N. H
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Exeters
Gilroy
Power
Blain
C. Cooney
MacFayden
Punton
Vaughn
Bergen
Weitzel
Hart
M. Cooney
Hebrew Association Dedi Cates Tabernacle Booth
Last night the Young Men's Hebrew Association opened the year with the dedication of a Tabernacle Feast booth. Decorated in boughs and fruit with white cloth walls bearing the shield of David and flags, it aims to entertain, instruct, uplift and solidify the Hebrew community under Dr. J. H Landau.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
J. H Landau
Trustees Honor Rabbi with Gold Watch at Mishkan Tefilah
The trustees of Congregation Mishkan Tefilah surprised Dr. Ndan with a gold watch last evening at the Young Men's Hebrew Association to recognize his services during the holidays.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Congregation
Mishkan Tefilah
Ndan
Newton Crushes Dedham 22 to 0 in Afternoon Game
Newton run game dominated Dedham with a 22 to 0 victory this afternoon. Strong defense and quick scoring drives sealed the win for Newton.
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Newton
Dedham
Young artists urged to send in more pictures
A brief note welcomes young artists and art club members to contribute drawings for the Sunday page and daily Post. The editor promises an instructional and entertaining feature, hints at a pleasant surprise next Sunday, and asks readers to watch for published sketches in the daily Post.
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Daily Post
Thanks for the beautiful watch from Freddie Harrer
A Jamaica Plain reader expresses pride and gratitude for a gift watch sent by a friend named Freddie Harrer dated October 12, 1906. The letter thanks the sender and offers a personal note of appreciation.
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Jamaica Plain
Freddie Harrer
No. 1-By Harry Corvin stray remarks on drawing credits
The text lists three signatures with addresses and brief comments about drawings or pictures. It notes a cat described as a thief and mentions a home in the country as a possible name. The names are Harry Corvin Adolph Sjostrand and Nina A Murphy with corresponding addresses.
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Harry Corvin
Corner Wave
Adolph Sjostrand
Maine Avenue
Everett
Extension in Equitable Suit Prolongs NY Case
The final extension of time is granted to defendants in the case brought by the attorney general against the Equitable Life Assurance Society and several directors. Writs previously set for Sept. 15 were moved to Oct. 16 and now extended to Oct. 20. Few answers have been received, and the aim is to hear arguments in the November term.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Winsor Club Opens New Water town Home on Langdon Ave
In Watertown on Langdon avenue the Winsor Club celebrated a formal opening with a reception and concert. The club originated from a minstrel show by twenty ladies and is supported by the Winsor real estate trust which donated 30,000 feet of land bounded by Langdon avenue and Maplewood. The clubhouse holds an assembly room for 225, billiard room, bowling space, library and kitchens. Officers: President H News ton Marshall, Vice President William H Alles, Secretary Charles A Hale, Treasurer Henry H Drew. 74 active members, 22 non-residents, six juniors.
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Watertown
Winsor Club
Langdon Avenue
Winsor Real Estate Trust
Maplewood
H. Newston Marshall
William H. Alles
Charles A. Hale
Henry H. Drew
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U. S
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William EF. LA Fay
Hawthorne Street
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Granite Hall
Roosevelt JR
Hebrew Association
Tabernacle Booth
Tefilah Trustees
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