Officer Keefe's Words Ruled Out In Cambridge Murder Trial
Witness accounts shifted on February night as Blake and Carter were seen on the Charlestown to Everett car. Testimony traced a hatchet in Blake's hand and detailed clothing as officers Fresno identified. Hawking testimony about statements by Officer Keefe prompted objections, with judges ruling certain remarks inadmissible and adjourning until nine this morning.
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Keefe
Morrill
Blake
Carter
East Campridge
Willard Ferguson
Charlestown
Everett
George Huey
Main Street
Sarah
B. Henry
William P. O'Connor
Malden
Margaret McVay
Charles R. Thompson
Cleveland Avenue
Boston
Hughes
School Street
Chelsea Street
Edwin M. Morrill
Broadway
Savings Bank
Church Street
Chelsee Street
Edgestone
Bancroft
Walsh
Tuanton
Sanderson
Bow Street
Lawton
Harris
Dr. Clark
Officer Keefe
Ian
Vatican organ outraged by Caine drama
The Osservatore Romano argues Hall Caine's The Eternal City contains dirty words that offend the church, stating strong protest though not daring to touch the pope's dignity. Rome reports the Vatican paper condemns the play while noting the words cannot pass unnoticed.
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Vatican
Caine
Rome
The
Osservatore Romano
Hall Caine
Robinson Receives One Year For Razor Assault
Moses Robinson was convicted in the Municipal Court of cutting his wife with a razor and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction at Deer Island. Mrs. Robinson, present in court, wore bandages on her head and neck.
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Moses Robinson
House of Correction
Deer Island
Robinson
Street Department Payroll Scrutiny Sparks Fear of Dismissals
State civil service officials are examining over 100 street department employees amid claims of illegal or emergency hiring. The probe targets May and June irregularities, with 114 names currently before the civil service board and potential wholesale discharge. Records show conflicting statements between Recorder Hicks and Superintendent Donovan as officials demand explanations for hires not listed on civil service rosters.
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Street Department
Civil Service
City Hall
Donovan
Ferry Division
State House
Department
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Dowd
Hicks
Civil Service Office
Sanitary Department
Ofice
Hart
Wheeler
Civil Service Board
Post
Start Colony for the Insane at Gardner Plan
Superintendent Howland of the proposed State colony for the Insane at Gardner was told the big farm is ready for male patients. Trustees say 15 farm workers will start, with 2000 acres to clear. A central plant for 10 patients is planned, with cottages and workshops to follow, forming an industrial community run by the patients.
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Howland
Gardner
State Board
A. Whitman
Fitchburg
Post Office Site Ownership Case Opens in Lawrence
October 14 in Federal Court Judge Lowell heard a dispute over the site for a new post office in Lawrence. The land, now a park beside the Boston and Maine station, was once Essex Company property but the city contends it was dedicated to public use. The Essex Company offered the land for 90000 dollars. the city seeks 30000 dollars instead. The case was continued to Friday at 10 o'clock.
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Lawrence
Postoffice
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Essex Company
Little natural history tales from yesterday's news despatches
Two deer wandered through Dreamwold after an order from Copper King for a male and female. A stray deer haunts Bridgewater Normal School and Dublin streets, with sightings at Hanover and Scituate. A Canton rabbit theft case against Gennaro D Ambrosio continued to Saturday with $10 bonds. A Jersey cow sparked a Winchester feud between Daly and Nelson now before the grand jury. A Scituate dog bit several dogs after going mad and was shot, prompting talk of a regional dog slaughter. Solomon Joy crushed fingers at Canton mill when a pig of iron caught his hand.
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Tom Lawson
Scituate
Copper King
Dreamwold
Brockton Bay
Bridgewater Normal School
Hanover
Gilbert Harding
Whitman
Gennaro D'Ambrosio
Stoughton
Emilio Minichiello
Canton
John Daly
Neil A. Nelson
Peace
Winchester
Daly
Nelson
Grand Jury
Theodore Longeremare
Solomon Joy
Kinsley Tron Machine Company
Brookline Ends War on Mosquitoes for Season
Se lectmen report shows both mosquito species proliferate in Putterham meadows and can only be controlled by surface drainage improvements across the district. Henry Tinkham reports capturing a raccoon at Rock near Middleboro after an exciting chase, a species once thought extinct in the area.
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Brookline
Putterham Meadows
Henry Tinkham
Rock
Middleboro
Maiden accident leaves fireman under surgeon care
A horse rushed into harness injuring hoseman Henry Ware of Combina tion 4 in Maiden. The principal injury is a broken nose with extensive bruising to Mr Ware as the horseman hurried to assist.
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Maiden
Henry Ware
Tolima
Wealthy New York policeman linked to hidden estate
Oct 14 report notes over $100,000 in cash, diamond jewelry, and securities found in the desk of Police Captain John J. Donohue after his death at the station. The estate is valued at about $200,000 with possible increases from safe deposit boxes. Mrs. Donohue, aided by attorney Henry Steinert, contests the estate.
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New York
John J. Donohue
Steel Trust
Donohue
Henry Steinert
Broadway
Two Men Die After Boiler Tube Burst At Power Plant
In New Britain Connecticut a boiler tube exploded at 430 pm at the Connecticut railway and Hechting power station fatally scalding two workers Michael Scanlon and Charles Williams. The blast forced power shutdowns for two hours halting factory operations and crippling electric light and trolley service. One detective note says one of the city’s evening papers could not publish.
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New Britain
Conn
Connecticut Railway
Hechting
Michael Scanlon
Charles Williams
Beverly 34 Years Old Amid Industrial Boom in Beverly
Beverly enters a new era as a major industrial boom unfolds with the United Shoe Machinery Company planning a plant at Ryalside. The project will employ about 2000 machinists and sustain thousands of masons carpenters and laborers for months. The Beverly plant will imitate the National Cash Register Company facility at Dayton.
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Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Ryal Side
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Judge Bond Rules Cruelty Evidence Needs Strong Proof
In a Superior Court divorce session Judge Bond ruled that proving cruelty by a husband against his wife requires stronger evidence than cruelty claimed by a wife against her husband. He dismissed Antonio Celso's libel for cruelty, noting neglect alone is not cruelty unless tied to illness. other cases featured Michele La Vita and Cecile Carl amid arguments and abuse claims.
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Bond
Superior Court
Antonio Celso
Catherine Celso
Michele la Vita
Josephine
la Vita
Cecile C. Carl
Carls
Paris
George
Dimock
Carl
Rose Smith Improves After Relief Station Stint
Rose Smith of 1 Hancock Street, taken to the Relief station Monday and feared to be dying, was reported to be in a comfortable condition yesterday. Police are satisfied there was no assault.
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Rose Smith
Hancock Street
Destructive Fire Wipes Klammathon In Oregon Border
Ashland Oregon October 16 The most destructive fire in northern California history hit Klammathon crossing the Klamathon River today wiping out the town s sawmill sash door and box factory and more than 4 000 000 feet of lumber with damage put at 350 000
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Ashland
Ore
California
Klamathon
Klamathon River
Yellow fever declared in Guayaquil by health board
The Board of Health in Guayaquil declared the city infected with yellow fever after a rise in cases, mainly among Germans. A Jesuit priest named Guerrero, educated in the United States and who tended the sick, died last night from the illness.
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Guayaquil
Menador
Board of Health
Guerrero
United States
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Back Bay
Boylston
Jim Key
Skeeters
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Malta
Vita Pure Food CO
Battle Creek, Mich
Toronto
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WM. Albrecat
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