Milford Contractor Giacomo Cenedella Dies at Home
Giacomo Cenedella a Milford contractor and pioneer of the Italian community died at his East Main street home. He helped develop the Italian district, worked on B&O railroad projects in Canton and an Erie Canal addition in Rochester. Survived by wife and eight children. funeral Monday.
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Milford
Giacomo Cenedella
Canton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Erie Canal
Rochester
Cenedella
Societa Operai
East Main Street
Found Guilty Of Cruel Act In Cambridge Court
W. G. Macleod a leading Cambridge real estate owner was found guilty in Cambridge District Court before Judge Almy of cruelty to animals. The cow and newborn calf were not properly cared for with witnesses noting neglect in cold weather. The case was placed on file. John R. Suggs was fined 25 dollars for selling milk below standard. Adam E. Peters was fined 10 dollars on a similar charge.
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W. G. Macleod
Cambridge
Almy
Macleod
Mr. Macleod
John R. Suggs
Jackson Street
Adam E. Peters
East Lexington
Ship Lillie Encounters Whale During Violent Northeaster
Captain Hopkins steered the fruiter Lillie through five days of furious gales from Port Morant Jamaica to port at nine o clock Wednesday. The vessel, overdue by two and a half days, survived a monster whale strike on the starboard bow near Watling’s Island. The whale presumably died, leaving paint scoured from the hull as the ship endured the onslaught and returned to port.
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Hopkins
Port Morant
Jamaica
United Fruit Company
Watling’s Island
Probation Granted to Anna Moore in Larceny Case
Anna Moore, once a Castle Square Hotel cashier, was placed on probation by Judge Bond after probation officer Keefe recommended leniency. She admitted to stealing 508 dollars, fooled by a man named Harding, was taken to New York then brought back to the city, and will reside with a private family.
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Keefe
Anna Moore
Castle Square
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Miss Moore
Harding
New York
San Francisco
Perjury Charge Flows In Buffington Le Blanc Divorce Case
In a Boston divorce hearing, Mrs. Ernest Buffington is accused of adultery with Jerome Le Blanc, who denied loving her while recounting alleged incidents. Le Blanc testified to objections and a hotel Concord room claim, later admitting a letter to Mrs Buffington. Buffington and Mrs Buffington faced questions over threats and past incidents as the case went to the judge for advisement.
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Jerome le Blanc
Ike
Ernest Buffington
Buffington
LeBlanc
Mr. Daggett
Mrs. Buffington
le Blanc
Cousin of McKinley Died in Cleveland Home
Miss Sarah G. Miller daughter of Major Charles R. Miller and cousin of the late President McKinley died at her parents home in Cleveland Ohio on October 18.
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Cleveland, O
Sarah G. Miller
McKinley
Charles R. Miller
Moran Absent As Suffolk Grand Jury Adjourns
The Suffolk county grand jury met in a special session and adjourned with District Attorney Moran absent. Assistant District Attorney Dwyer said matters before the panel were postponed to the November sitting, Moran being ill and homebound for 10 days.
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Grand Jury
Suffolk County
Moran
Dwyer
Auto and Hack Crash in Washington Street Collision
John B. Roberts of Arlington drove an auto touring car that struck a Boston Cab Company hack driven by Fred H. McDonald at the Washington and School streets corner. The crash, heard at a distance, left two young men in the auto uninjured and only minor damage to the hack. The horses were unharmed.
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John B. Roberts
Arlington
Boston Cab Company
Fred H. McDonald
Washington and
School Streets
Water Street
School Street
Washington Street
Milk Street
Returned from vacation to find rooms looted
A. J. Danby of 4 Goodwin Place Beacon Hill returned from a two week vacation to find his rooms ransacked with drawers and closets searched and three gold watches a gold ring and a gold necklace missing valued at 185 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Danby
Goodwin Place
Beacon Hill
Admiral Chadwick Comes Home in Genoa Visit
Rear Admiral French B. Chadwick and Mrs. Chadwick, on leave in Europe, departed Genoa and travelers headed for New York after their long stay.
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Genoa
French B. Chadwick
Europe
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim To Create New Blood
An anemia explanation and testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy that makes new blood. Mrs Jessie Fink of Akron Ohio describes severe illness from age eighteen, recovery after using the pills, and regained weight to 120 pounds. The pills are promoted for stomach trouble weakness and debility with purchase via druggists or postpaid from Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
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R. H. White Co
Kirschbaum
Boston
S. Nathanson & Co
Lic
Comet
Burns
Fredericton Fredericton, N. B
Robert Burns
Castoria
Cambridge Real Estate
Buffinton
M’kinley
New England
CO. mi Ololo Aie
Adm
Chadwick
Scopley Hall
Dixon
Kodak
David J. Ingraham
Winter St
Ingraham
Back Bay
Huntington Ave
Mass
Public Library
Winslow
Roy VY
Prentists
Harvard Dental CO
DR. Holmes
Court St
Bowdoin Sq
Parker
Duxbury
John K. Parker
Harrison Street
Richards
la Grange Street
West Roxbury
Hannah Maria Richards
Weld
Cae M
Samuel Weld
St. James Street
Roxbury
J. Newman & ‘Sons “Corp'n
Tramont St
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