England Gets Cargo of Beef
The British steamer Sussex docked in Boston with 2300 tons of frozen beef and 5000 lamb carcasses bound for Havre. After unloading in New York the meat will be repacked and sailed to France, while a wool consignment also must be moved to New York before returning to Boston.
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Ex State Prison Man Arrested for Larceny
John Casey 45 a former Charlestown State prison inmate was arrested by Inspectors McCauley and Rooney on breaking and entering charges. He allegedly entered the dwelling at 70 Russell Street Charlestown on Oct 9 and took two suits an overcoat one hat and other clothing valued at 50, property of Mary Hood.
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Cure for poor health via laxative blood cleansing tablets
James J reports months of illness with sallow skin coated tongue headache sleeplessness and constipation. A remedy proposes three grain sulpheric tablets to overcome constipation and restore health and blood purity, framed as a personal testimonial about restoring vigor and happiness.
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Lady Victoria May Pery Weds James Cox Brady at Seaverge
In Seav Verge New Jersey on October 14 Lady Victoria May Pery daughter of the Earl and Countess of Limerick married James Cox Brady son of the late Anthony N. Brady. The bride 20 is an aviatrix and sportswoman while the groom heir to about 70 million dollars and a director of many companies and clubs. Engagement had been long kept secret until Lord Glentworth’s front line posting prompted the ceremony. The marriage was announced at two dinners hosted by the groom’s mother and by the groom himself.
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Garo Awarded the Gold Medal at New England Photo Show
John H. Garo of Boston won the gold medal in the grand portrait class open to the world at the three day convention of the Photographer's Association of New England held at Copley Hall. The winning portrait depicted Professor George Bartlett, superintendent of the Normal Art School. The event featured a banquet at the Copley Square Hotel and remarks by George H. Hastings of Newtonville. Maurice B. Parkinson served as toast master and the convention closes with officer elections today.
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Ida Von Claussen Declared Insane in Matteawan Custody
Ida Von Claussen, sentenced to six months for sending a threatening letter to Charles Strauss, was committed to the State Hospital for Criminal Insane at Matteawan. She had sought a Roosevelt interview to protest Sweden ambassador actions after failing to be presented at court.
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Frank Denied a New Trial in Mary Phagan Case
Atlanta Ga October 14 Georgia Supreme Court denied Leo M Frank a new trial for the murder of Mary Phagan an employee of the pencil factory where Frank was superintendent The court found the newly discovered evidence insufficient marking his fifth retrial bid He still pursues an appeal challenging his absence from the courtroom when the verdict was returned with arguments expected in about two weeks
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Eight men linked to Anglo-American Authors' Association arraigned
Arraigned before Judge Rufus B. Foster in the United States District Court, Nathan and Marr are among eight men connected with the Anglo-American Authors' Association accused by federal authorities of selling deluxe volumes at excessive prices.
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Promoted to Patrolmen From Roxbury and South Boston Stations
Servemen William J. O'Donnell of the Jamaica Plain station William WD O'Neil of the Broadway South Boston station James McHugh of the La Grange street station and George H. Davis of the Dudley street station Roxbury were promoted to patrolman rank.
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First Time in 50 Years Court Sits for 9 Hours
Dorchester court sat from 9 a m to 6 p m for the first time in about 50 years. An extensive docket brought 24 automobilists before Judge Churchill. Sixteen were fined for automobile violations, eight had cases placed on file. Clyde L Frazer of 79 Portland street Boston had a rear light out and also saw his case placed on file as background recollections of a highwayman incident with W. & Quimby.
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