Fine coal dealers fined for short weights in Chelsea case
Eugene S. Morse and Eugene R. Morse, coal dealers of Chelsea, were each fined 15 dollars by Judge Sanderson in Superior Criminal Court for selling short weights to John Curvello of Revere on September 5. They had been fined 15 dollars each in Chelsea and appealed.
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Eugene S
Eugene R. Morse
Chelsea
Sanderson
Superior Criminal Court
John Curvello
Revere
Mayor OKs Route for Boston & Eastern Electric Railroad
Mayor Fitzgerald signed the council approved route for the Boston & Eastern Electric Railroad Company. The plan provides four stations in East Boston and one in Postoffice Square, including a railroad tracks tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Boston & Eastern Electric Railroad Company
Fast Boston
Postoffice Square
Relief in Every Package Promises Free Trial Cure Letter
Advertisement promises Dr Van Vieck's three fold absorption treatment for piles ulcers tumors fissure fistula and constipation with a free trial by mail. It cites testimonials and offers payment only if satisfied and asks readers to mail address to Dr Van Vieck Co Jackson Michigan. The copy urges immediate action and notes the Majestic Building address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. van Vieck Co
Majestic Bldg
Jackson, Mich
Fake Count Arraigned For Theft In Paris Case
Judge de Clamecy of the Court of Cassation faced charges in the Superior Criminal Court for lar ceny from the Hotel Touraine. He pleaded he would repay the funds obtained by bad checks, and the case was continued for one month as he awaited money from France to satisfy all obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil de Clamecy
Judge de Clamecy
Court of “Cassation
Paris
France
Touraine
The Count in Court and Visits to City Institutions
A Count appeared in court and sought a continuance while offering a light sentence deal to District Attorney Webster. The Count, first seen in Boston in 1910, dressed fashionably in a silk hat and accessories. Mayor Fitzgerald hosted him briefly before his secretary escorted him to the House of Correction at Deer Island and other facilities, where the Count suggested administrative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Boston
Fitzgerald
Det Tae
Boudrot
House of Correction
Deer Island
Suffragettes Continue Pursuit Of Frothingham In Campaigns
Miss Margaret L. Foley and her band of suffragettes trailed Lieutenant Governor Frothingham through Wrentham after a Wellesley appearance in the rain. Despite abandoning heckling, their presence on the stump signaled they would pursue the Republican campaigners until election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Foley
Frothingham
Wrentham
Wellesley
Miss Foley
Suffragette Rally Tour Spreads Across Massachusetts
Lieutenant Governor Frothingham and Miss Foley campaigned through Wellesley Needham Medfield Millis Franklin Bellingham West Medway Norfolk Wrentham Foxboro Stoughton Walpole Dedham Sharon Norwood and more in drizzling rain. Foley urged women to have a say in state government while Frothingham stressed inclusive issues beyond national or state confines.
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Boston
Wellesley
Republican Town Committee
Wellesley College
Miss Foley
Frothingham
Needham
Medfield
Millis
Franklin
Bellingham
West Medway
Norfolk
Wrentham
Foxboro
Stoughton
Walpole
Dedham
Sharon
Norwood
Record of Boston fishing fleet at T wharf amid storms
The article notes heavy mooring at T wharf and nearby piers with about 100 vessels crowded by bad weather. A total of 86 arrivals this week brought nearly 2,000,000 pounds of fish, including haddock cod hake pollock cask and halibut. Prices per pound for haddock cod and other species are listed, along with vessel-by-vessel tonnage and species catches. A dory from the Ellen C Burke, associated with Frank Whittle, was found capsized and presumed lost. The new towboat Saturn underwent a builders trial, achieving 12.12 knots and preparing for commissioning. The turbine steamer Governor Cobb from St John N B will arrive for repairs before winter service between Knights Key and Havana. Governor Dingley will operate until Nov 3, followed by Galvin Austin.
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T Wharf
Wharf
Long Wharf
Haddock
Hake
Polines
Ek.b. Penney
Owe
Eleanor de Costa
Weazer
Josie & Phebe
Quonnapowitt
Bsip Yankee
Natalie J. Nelson
Virginia
W. P. Goulart
Georgiana
Moognam
Frank Whittle
Ellen C. Burke
South Channel
Whittle
Nova Scotia
Saturn
Boston Towboat Company
Bertelsen & Petergen
Boston
Boston Light
J. Bertelsen
J. P. Petersen
Charles Skentelberg
New England Coal & Coke Company
Austin N. Barber
John Harrington
Green & Sons
Governor Cobb
Apply This Paste and the Hairs Will Vanish
A fashion month feature touts delatone a simple powder to remove hair. Mix with water to form a paste, apply to skin for a few minutes, then rub off. The article claims hair vanishes with no pain or electric needle, costing about a dollar per ounce.
Registration totals show 109 022 voters in city for state election
The city closed registration with 109 022 names, 1504 fewer than last year’s state election, and 4902 more than the state primaries. Democratic ward Organizations under President Maynard claim 80 percent of gains. Recall of Mayor Fitzgerald requires 54 512 votes. unlikely to succeed given projected 85 000 voters and many abstentions.
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Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Fitzgerald
Wee
Enone
Cambridge
Chelsea
Somerville
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Clearances
The report lists arriving steamers Gloucester McDorman Newport News Norfolk Quantice Howes Philadelphia Herman Winter Colberth New York Bay Stile Strout Portland City of Bangor Colby Bath City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester and tugs Augustine from Philadelphia towing barges for Saugus Swatara Killips Ports mouth towing barges Indian Ridge Clo Eagle Hill from Gloucester for Philadelphia June Cunningham Lyon towing barge Cansie for Sewall Point James Colley Millin Lynn towing barge No 10 for Baltimore Nottingham Quinn Salem towing barges C Tt i of N J Nos 5 and 7 for Port Johnson Aryan Maclachlan via Port Blakely schooners Pettipas Liverpool Nantasket Roads for harbor. Cleared steamers Menominee Antwerp Vin paindeiphte on Me Sort Limon C J Jumpanic Jr Winter New York schooner A J Sterling Fatonville SAILED steamers Calvin Austin John N B via Portland Eastport Currier San Juan P R Ontario Newport News Baltimore Mr Brett Sewall Point J A Devereux Newport News Uatter anchored tm Roads.
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Gloucester
McDorman
Newport News
Norfolk
Quantice
Howes
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Colberth
New York
Bay Stile
Strout
Portland
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Augustine
Margaret Donohue
John T. Donohue
Saugus
Swatara
Killips
Portsmouth
Indian Ridge
Clo
Eagle Hill
Cunningham
Lyon
Cansie
Sewall's Point
James Oolley
Millin
Lynn
Baltimore
Notingham, Quinn
Salem
N. J
Port Jhnaon
Sity Aryan
Maclachlan
Ttle
Wash
Port Blakely
Pettipas
Liverpool
Fitcey
Mrs Rich Dies at Home After Sudden Heart Trouble
Mrs Mary Rich mother of Chief Sewall M. Rich of the Somerville fire department died suddenly at her home on Sep street from heart trouble. Her death was reported by local authorities and noted by city officials.
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Mary . Rich
Sewall M. Rich
Somerville Fire Department
Yester
Taft Train Delays Extend White House Journey
Taft’s presidential train ran behind schedule from Los Angeles to Butte with a 25 minute stop at Ogden Utah and unscheduled delays in Southern California. The trip extends by two weeks or more, anticipating a departure after November 15. Senator Works pledged Taft support for arbitration treaties with Britain and France. Senator Jeff Davis, on his honeymoon, met Taft in Salt Lake City as the itinerary shifted.
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Ogden
Utah
Taft
Los Angeles
Butte
Mont
Brigham City
Logan
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Desert
Spry
Smoot
D. C. Jackling
Salt Lake City
Washington
Senator Works
Taft Ais
Great Britain
France
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Mayor Asks Help From Boston School Children
Boston mayor urges city pupils to aid the street cleaning department by picking up bottles and litter. He cites damaged milk bottles and debris harming horses and cars and plans to send letters to teachers for classroom read aloud.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Change of Life Miracle in Natick Woman’s Testimony
Mrs Nathan B Greaton of Natick Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending severe female health struggles during the change of life. She says doctors warned of a tumor and sleep loss but the remedy restored her health and she urges publication of her experience.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nathan B. Greaton
N. Main Street
War Veterans Like Slaves Debate at Faneuil Hall Address
Attorney Walter Hartstone compares Civil War veterans aging plight to slavery era separation of families. He argues Governor Andrew Home Association should create a home for aged couples to live together, citing insufficient pensions and need for support. Mrs Nellie R Thomas presided.
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Walter Hartstone
Governor Andrew Home Association
Faneuil Hall
Nellie R. Thomas
Cliftondale
Foss
Frothingham
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Oxford
Willow
Abun
Room
Crown Feather Co
Washington Street
Siegel’s
AOR
California Fig Syrup CO
Hecklers
Fashion Monthly
Shipping News
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John
N. B
Eastport
Currier
San Juan
P. R
Ontario
Mr. Brett
Rich
Horlick
Abbie M. Hall
Eben Bh, Pike
William BH. Cothrell
Post 16
Red Cross
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United States
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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