Charges Filed Against Patrolman for Brutal Assault
Patrick Sullivan, an 18 year old from South Boston, charged Patrolman C S Pike of Station 6 with brutality after alleged assault outside St Vincent's when he and other youths were ordered to move on. Sullivan, previously jailed for drunkenness by Judge Fallon, went to Street Commissioner Gallivan who accompanied him to police headquarters to file the charges. Gallivan described a deep gash requiring about a dozen stitches.
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James A. Gallivan
Patrick Sullivan
South Boston
C. S. Pike
Sullivan
St. Vincent’s
Pike
Alleged chemist held on forgery charge in New York
Anthony B. Silverston a chemist with offices at 144 Pearl street and resident of Larchmont Manor was arraigned in the Tombs Police Court on a note for 9000 bearing a forged signature. Four other undated notes were found on him and police believe he may be tied to similar bogus note deals. Silverston claimed to be a physician, summered at Larchmont and once joined the local fire department while his family appeared stylish.
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New York
Anthony B. Silverston
Pearl Street
Larchmont Manor
Tombs
Titus
Silverston
Larchmont-on-the-Sound
Fountain Square
Regort
Fall and Winter Suits and Coats Sale at 20th Century Dept Stores
The ad touts deep discounts on men’s and women’s wool suits and coats with ready to wear prices from 3 85 to 12 50. It lists numerous styles including Cheviot, Cassimere, Thibet and silk lined options, plus overcoats, raincoats, and trousers. Purchases supported by mail orders and store locations at Hanover Street with extended hours and mail catalogue.
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Oxford Melton
Prince Alberts
Hanover St
20Th Century Dept. Stores, Inc
Molineux Jury Panel Gathers in New York Trial
A panel of 150 talesmen was called to complete the juror pool for Roland B. Molineux’s trial in New York. Afternoon arguments debated admissibility of Barnet letters. defense says Court of Appeals ruled out Barnet death matter, prosecution seeks handwriting comparison. Justice Lambert to decide before trial.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Barnet
Court of Appeals
Henry B. Barnet
Justice Lambert
Young man held on breach of promise suit at Ludlow
Michael Beck, 19, is jailed on $2000 bail in a breach of promise case filed by Matilda Wood seeking $10,000. Beck claims Wood is 24, she testifies she is busy. He is described as a youthful prisoner and a known Lothario in the affair.
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New York
Michael Beck
Ludlow Street
Matilda Wood
Beck
Miss Wood
Lorenz Healing Hip Dislocations in Chicago
At Mercy Hospital a special reported by Oct 17 shows Professor Adolph Lorenz successfully reduced five congenital hip dislocations. He examined four others, pronouncing them untreatable, noting Chicago’s high hip disease rate. Lorenz plans trips to California and Salt Lake, with a return to Chicago in three weeks and New York by Nov 15. He cites progress on the Armour girl, who is improving and expected to move within two weeks.
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Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Adolph Lorenz
Lorenz
California
San Francisco
Salt Lake
New York
Two Brothers Fall From Scaffold While Painting
Albert Brigham and another Brigham fell from a scaffold at 10 Middlesex Street while painting yesterday. The scaffold wrapped around them and fractured. Albert injured his ankle. both were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Albert Brigham
Brigham
Middlesex Street
Massachusetts Genespital
Albert
Garrett Cochran to Wed Philadelphia Debutante
Garrett Cochran Princeton football captain and coach and campus sports star is engaged to Eleanor McNeely of Philadelphia. Invitations were sent for a noon ceremony on October 26 at Holy Trinity Church, Nineteenth and Walnut streets. Cochran is the son of State Senator J Henry Cochran and earned wealth in the Klondike after graduation.
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Philadelphia
Garrett Cochran
Princeton
Robert Knox McNeely
Eleanor
Klondike
Cupid Defies Pneumonia In Parlor Wedding
Miss Nel Me Bradley Smith, 21, daughter of J Bradley Smith, left her bed where she had been ill with pneumonia to marry Ralph Cecil Davidson editor of the Railway Gazette. The ceremony was performed at the Smith home in Newark New Jersey by Rev William Vincent Dawson with only family present, instead of the planned church nuptials.
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New York
Nel Me
Bradley Smith
J. Bradley Smith
Ralph Cecil Davidson
Nilss Smith
Netherford
N. J
Smith
West One Hundred
Eighteenth Street
William Vincent Dawson
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Eliot Street
Washington Street
Spogteo
Osgood
Cambridge
Oxford
Boston
Norfolk
Mitchell House
Larchmont Millionaire Fire Department
Washburn
Greater Boston
Credit Clothier
America
Greatest Credit House
Washington ST
Cpp
Jordan Marsh Co
Open
Ev Nlge
Corer
Hanover and
Court Streets
HUB Mfc. CO
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry & Siversats
Washington ST. C
K. Berry Manager
Kneeland St
Molineux
Wwe
Washington Credit Co
West Street
Reilty & Cumminston Street
Common Street
Ees
Cupid
Miss Smith
Davidson
Credit House
South End
Sesto
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