Glaze Named Coach for English High School Football
Ralph Glaze the former Dartmouth player and Boston American pitcher has been chosen to coach English High School football for the rest of the season. He took charge yesterday guiding a hard day of practice with fast signal drills and a long scrimmage. McCabe the left tackle sustained a broken nose in the recent Lawrence High game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Lawrence Duffy
Glaze
McCabe
Lawrence High
New Italian cafe The Rage brings Naples to Arch Street
Visit to Bovas cafe at 96 98 Arch and 17 Otis streets offers Neapolitan grotto atmosphere with Mortensen MHoldensen wall art. Frank Savasta sings daring arias while Moulton Allen lead a five piece orchestra. rathskeller welcomes women. Bovas serves Italian dishes with wine, open 5 30 to 7 30.
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Bova
Arch Street
Otis Street
Mortensen & Mholdensen
Boylston Street
Frank Savasta
Moulton and Allen
Tree E. Bova
Boston
Park Street
Washington
Summer
Franklin Streets
Naples
Bova’s
New Clue in Worcester Murder Case
Worcester police believe the 11 year old murder case may be solved with the arrest in New York of Stormy Eagan also known as William Murray. He was indicted for murderous assault and robbery on Thomas Devoy a Worcester produce merchant who died from his injuries.
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Worcester
Matthews
New York
Stormy Eagan
William Murray
Thomas Devoy
Devoy
Eagan
Dartmouth and Maine Prepare for Portland Gridiron Clash
Dartmouth and Maine ready for a big game in Portland, Me next Saturday afternoon after final week of practice. Captains Higgins and Glaze lead evenly matched teams as Maine toils after a setback and Dartmouth aims to defend its Green prestige.
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Dartmouth
Maine
Portland
O'’Conor
McCoy
Brown
Orono
Hanover
Wescott Dies After Long Gambling Career in NYC
James Wescott, famed as a sport and gambler and former owner of a city gambling palace, died in New York after a short illness. His wife, aged and ill, was kept unaware of his condition until the end. His career spanned Boston and New York with raids and moves to Saratoga, and his will leaves his $500,000 estate to his wife.
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James Wescott
New York
Boston
Wescott
Dave Blanchard
Alden Street
Court
West Forty Fourth Street
Saratoga
Manhattan Club
Charles H. Danforth
E. W. Brofield
Newburyport
Plympton Sentenced to Jail for Defying Court Order
Medfield resident Charles P. Plympton was committed to Dedham jail after defying a Superior Court order to pay his former housekeeper Nellie Brown $1084 within days. The 1909 case involved wage and board claims after Plympton fired Brown and later fought through five courts. He refused to pay after the final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Plympton
Medfield
Dedham
Plympton
Nellie Brown
Vanderbilt engagement gifts set new Newport custom
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt’s engagement to Count Laszlo Szechenyi prompts a new custom of giving engagement gifts. She receives many lavish items including jewels, silver and gold from abroad, signaling a trend that may become widespread.
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Newport
R. I
Gladys Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
Augustino Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Saloon Shooting
Domenico Augustino was yesterday found guilty of manslaughter for shooting Vincenzo Longo during a North End saloon altercation. Juror George A. Lancaster asked the judge to reconsider the verdict, but the court denied any possibility of reopening the jury’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico
Augustino
Vincenzo Longo
North End
George A. Lancaster
Sanderson
Not Guilty Plea by Greek Consul in Boston Case
Michel Tatros former Greek consul at Lowell indicted last week for conspiring to bring alien Greek boys into the United States pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Dodge in federal court. He will appear later for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Tatros
Lowell
Federal Grand Jury
Dodge
United States District Court
Fishing Fleet Brings In Substantial Fare at T Wharf
A fleet of 24 fishing vessels docked at T wharf with total receipts of 659,400 pounds of mixed fish. Haddock sold at 4 cents, cod at 3 cents, markets 2 cents, hake and pollock 14 and cusk 2 per pound. Vessels include the British tramp Ranza captained by George H. Arnot with 7,000 tons of sugar, arriving from Java ports. Parthenia disabled after severe weather. Katahdin reports a schooner sighting. Upcoming sailings include the Laurentian to Glasgow and the Anglian to London.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Annie Perry
George H. Arnot
Allan Line
Laurentian
Edward Pitts
Glasgow
Mystic Wharf
Anglian
Leyland Line
Hoosac Docks
London
Eleanor A. Percy
Jewett
Norfolk
Addie M. Lawrence
Ross
Baltimore
Copenhagen
Christiania
Dartmouth
Hug
Devonian
Kinsale
Liverpool
Landsman
Miniature Almanac October 18 Sun Rises and Arrivals
Almanac style notice listing sunrise and sunset times for October 18, high water and other tidal details, plus a long roster of arriving steamers and vessels such as Republic Parry Yarmouth City of Rockland Governor Dingley and more. It notes arrivals at Boston and Portland, with ships and tugs named, and mentions cleared and sailed vessels including Anglian Laurentian Esparta and Prince Arthur among others.
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Republic
McAuler
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Bostonian
Parry
Manchester
Eng
Renzga Epay
Amot
Sourabaya
Jouna
Samuarang
Colombo
Delaware Breakwater
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Pathfinder
Barbour
Norfolk
James &. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Yale
Cto
Nantucket
Nickerson
Baltimore
Katahdin
Maguire
Jacksonville
Charleston
Dingley
Linscott
City of
Dan'l Willard
Witzgerald
Edgewater
N. J
Hackensack
Toverside
Gettysburg
Camp
Philadelphia
Robesonia
Ashland
Sogap
Plymouth
Mass
Watuppa
Hammond
Alboy
Whitman
Wesley A. Gove
Doane
Lynn
Allee
Onward
Salem
London
Laurentian
Glasgow
Esparta
Port Uimon C. R.j
Leo
River Hebert
N. Co. T. Lotus
St. Donne
Roller Skates Replace Cars in Washington Dawn
Washington Observer reports a future scene where department clerks commute on roller skates, turning morning streets into a mass glide from ages 7 to 17 and 18 to 7, while streetcars wait empty during the 8 to 9 rush.
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Washington
D.C
Man Killed in Coal Hoist Accident at Fourth Street Yard
Peter Mullen 355 of 184 Fourth Street South Boston a coal handler for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was caught in a coal hoist yesterday afternoon at the Fourth Street yard. His head and right arm were severed from his body and the remains were taken to the City Hospital morgue.
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Peter Mullen
Fourth Street
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
City Hospital
Frolic case is up today in District Court
James B. Lehneman of Brookline and Goodman Phillips of Roxbury, alleged principals in the Frolic syndicate, appear this morning to answer an indictment charging conspiracy to bring aliens unlawfully into the country. Authorities seek the missing captain Colby of South Boston as the last white crew member with no trace.
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James B. Lehneman
Brookline
Goodman Phillips
Roxbury
Canada
Providence
R. I
Judge Dodge
United States District Court
Captain Colby
South Boston
Prince Von Buelow Involved In Fatal Auto Crash
Prince Von Buelow imperial chancellor killed in Hamburg area accident today. He was en route from Kleinflottbeck to the burgomaster's residence when an elderly woman attempting to cross the road was struck and died.
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Hamburg
Prince von Buelow
Here
Kleinflottbeck
Norderney
Maiden home tank burst. Mrs Arnold severely burned
At 9 o'clock this morning a hot water tank burst in the kitchen of H. C. Arnolds home at 26 Jefferson street. Mrs. Arnold was severely scalded on her arms and left side.
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H. C. Arnold
Jefferson Street
Compton Hill Church Signs Target Bar Habit
In St Louis on October 17 a church ad signage idea appears in barber shops and saloons. The Rev Jacob E Meeker invites patrons to attend services noting they start and end on time, aiming to reach the wandering barroom crowd.
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ST. Louis
Compton Hill Congregational Church
Jacob E. Meeker
Blind musician given 10 day jail term
John Claire a blind musician received a 10 day sentence for drunkenness from Judge Wentworth yesterday. Claire thanked the judge for his leniency.
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John Claire
Wentworth
Claire
Cures Drunkards The Last Great Miracle Told By A Sober Former
A former drunkard recalls a dramatic turning point in his life, describing a profound personal conversion from a life of alcohol abuse to sobriety. He frames the event as the last great miracle that changed him, recounting his prior hopeless state and the impact of this transformation.
The Jane Eyre Page Aids Working Women
A guidance page edited by Jane Eyre offers advice for women and girls in the workforce and invites readers to write their troubles to Jane Eyre seeking support and insight.
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Jane Eyre
Women Share Paths to Home Ownership on Small Budgets
The Sun Day Post presents a special department by Elizabeth Eliot showing how women bought homes with limited resources and offering practical advice for aspiring homeowners through real examples and guidance.
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Sunday Post
Elizabeth Eliot
Beautiful patterns and explicit directions by Janet Bruce
Janet Bruce offers Sunday installments of clear design patterns and explicit directions. Readers can request special designs by writing to her with any specific preferences.
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Janet Bruce
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