Alioto Daughter’s Statement Links Father to Fatal Shot
Mary Alloto, 16, daughter of Dominick Alioto, tells officers she heard an argument and that her father shot Alberto Malone in front of 11 Merrimac street Sunday night. Alioto, 45, a Cambridge barber, is held without bail on murder charges. witness Frank Alioto is sought.
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Mary Alloto
Dominick Alloto
Station 8
Alberto Malone
Merrimac Street
Post
Frank Alioto
Alioto
Rosario Bertano
Dominick Alioto
Cambridge Street
Lowell Street
Union Barber Shop
Causeway Street
Boston Navy Yard Receives $466,860 in 1960s Estimates
Washington dispatch reports Navy Department details of 1960s naval estimates approved by Secretary Moody. Boston yard allotted 361,860 with related items including 30,000 for construction and repair. total for Boston is 466,860. Portsmouth, New Hampshire also listed among allocations.
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Washington
Moody
Navy Department
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Boston Yard
Hull Has No Police Force
Hull, Oct. 19. Hull is without a police force. The town used the summer officers to police the town and the resorts, exhausting the entire appropriation, and the force has been disbanded.
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Hull
Col Roswell Goodell of Denver Dies at 82
Col Roswell Eaton Goodell died in Denver today from Brights disease aged 95? He was born in Pomfret Connecticut in 1827 and moved with his parents to Illinois as a boy. At 15 he served as Ottawa Illinois postmaster. Though a Democrat he accepted the Republican nomination for secretary of state at Lincoln’s request and won.
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Denver
Col
Roswell Eaton Goodell
Bright
Goodell
Pomfret
Conn
Illinois
Ottawa
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Boston Girl Debuts in Berlin Violin Performance
Miss Marie Nichols of Boston made her Berlin debut as a violinist last night. Morning papers praised her performance, noting favorable reviews.
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Berlin
Marie Nichols
Boston
Attleboro Thug Still Unknown
Miss Margaret Burke was assaulted Saturday night in Attleboro. No suspect has been found and police plan to increase a force. Burke's condition is slightly improved and doctors believe she was struck with a blunt instrument.
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Attleboro
Margaret Burke
Miss Burke
Bank failure hits Seattle bank on City of Mexico branch
The Seattle branch of the International Bank and Trust Company of America at City of Mexico failed Saturday and is in the hands of a receiver. Assets are listed at 37000 with liabilities at 95000. Seattle customers are expected to recover over 90 percent of their deposits.
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Seattle
International Bank and Trust Company of America
City of
Mexico
Bank failure halts San Francisco branch opening
San Francisco on October 19 reports that the San Francisco branch of the International Bank and Trust Company of America did not open today due to the collapse of the parent bank in Mexico City.
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San Francisco
Mexico City
International Bnk and Trust Company of America
No Cause for Alarm Over Pope School
The South Boston Pope School faced reports of poor sanitary conditions but after a two hour meeting the sixth district committee led by Thomas J. Kenney reviewed the issue and concluded there is no cause for alarm regarding the Pope School and its accommodation of children.
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Reprts
Benjamin Pope
Boston
Thomas J. Kenney
Pope
Alaska boundary decision signed by majority closes row
London report says Alaska boundary commissioners signed a draft decision, with Canadian members Aylesworth and Jette refusing to sign. The document grants most American contentions except Portland canal, signed by Alverstone Lodge Turner and Root, who form the majority. Aylesworth and Jette walked out before all signatures. New York society awaits Mrs Stillman, nurse who saved Young Stillman during typhoid illness.
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London
Alaska Boundary
Associated Press
Messrs
Aylesworth and
Jette
Portland Canal
Alverstone
Senator Lodge
Senator Tur
Ner
Root
Aylesworth
Canada
Foreign Office
Charlestown K of L Declared Suspended
The eight Charlestown Knights of Labor assemblies were suspended for non-payment of dues and face potential lawsuits. District officials claim the order’s property and credentials remain under control, while several locals dispute dues and representation amid a national dispute within District 30.
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Knights of Labor
Charlestown
John A. McGonigle
James J. Donnelly
Michael J. Kenney
Boston
S& Knights of Labor
Massachusetts
New England
Kenney
District Assembly
Washington
General Assembly
Order
National Assembly
Thomas H. Canning
Sewer Department
Pavers
Brighton Assembly
Park Department
Ben Franklin Assembly
Paving Department
Water Works Department
Putnam Assembly
Longshoremen Assembly
Longshoremen
Noddle Island
East Boston
O’connell Assembly
Longshore
South Boston
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
East Boston Teamsters
Assembly
Frail Girl Stops Man in a Fatal Motel Sordid Incident
In Allston, Harry F Daggett 28 attempted self harm during a mental crisis triggered by illness. Miss Ella McLean, frail yet brave, sprang on him and pinned him until help arrived. Daggett, wounded, was taken to City Hospital and is expected to recover. He spoke of fleeing to see his wife and children and claimed police pursued him.
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Harry F. Daggett
Blaine Street
Allston
Ella McLean
Waltham
Daggett
Man Found Unconscious in City Doorway
Police at Lagrange street station investigate Joseph Magar after he was found unconscious on Eliot street. He was treated for chloral poisoning at Relief station, then jailed for drunkenness. Two men, John Cronin and Eugene Eagan, detained on suspicion, admitted being with Magar but denied giving knockout drops.
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Lagrange Street
Joseph Magar
Eliot Street
John Cronin
Eugene Eagan
Magar
Elizabeth Howisch Arrested for Hotel Rexford Theft
Elizabeth Howisch of 14 Cross Street was arrested last night and charged with stealing $200 from Frank Sinclair at Hotel Rexford. She denies the charge.
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Elizabeth Howisch
14 Cross Street
Frank Sinclair
Mail Thief Escapes Guard in Philadelphia Train
Albert E. Bell the mail pouch thief and forger alleged to have stolen over 500000 was brought to Philadelphia from Denver by Deputy U S Marshals G H Baker and Alvah Davis. He eluded guards at the Pennsylvania station slipping from a Pullman car to the platform and disappeared into the crowd.
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Philadelphia
Albert E. Bell
Denver
United States
G. H. Baker
Alvah Davis
Liberty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Davis
Bell
Found Dead in Bed Mary Mebino at Hanover Street
Mary Mebino aged 40 was found dead in her apartments at 418 Hanover Street early this morning. The medical examiner will view the remains today.
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Mary Mebino
Hanover Street
Pickens Celebrate Golden Wedding with Family Guests
Mr and Mrs A J Pickens celebrate a golden wedding anniversary with their family. The event honored Mr Pickens Jr Mrs Arthur Carroll Briggs assisted in receiving guests alongside Mr E J Badger and Arthur Carroll Briggs.
Pickens Celebrate Golden Wedding at Wollaston Home
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pickens of Wollaston was celebrated at their home with children, friends, and neighbors. Married in Nashua, New Hampshire in 1853, Mr. Pickens has served 42 years with the Boston and Albany railroad as an active conductor. The couple has four living children: Miss M. B. Pickens, Mrs. E. J. Badger, A. J. …
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A. J. Pickens
Wollaston
M. B. Pickens
E. J. Badger
A. J
Who will get M Kay Millions continued
The death of a wealthy Newport resident, lifelong patron of the arts, is noted. He had been ill for a long time and remained under physician care for over a year. On his death at noon, his estate on Marine avenue is described as a showplace with a music salon and a vast violin collection. He left no family after a long‑standing divorce.
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Marine Avenue
Newport
Weston WOLF'S My Clothier item prompts local shoppers
In Weston WOLF'S district, My Clothier promotes a seasonal sale with new apparel lines.Customers are invited to visit the shop for discounts, fittings, and personalized service amid the local shopping scene.
Ambulance Runs Over Pedestrian in Dorchester
Thomas O Neil man from Dorchester aged 50 was struck by an ambulance from Station 6 on Massachusetts Avenue yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, died after admission to City Hospital.
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Thomas
O’neil
Massachusetts Avenue
Howard Street
Dorchester
Maine Outlaws Escape Again
In North Anson Maine on October 19 two Norridgewock burglars and their small black dog slipped from surrounded woods near Mt Bigelow and are believed to be traveling toward Canada. Officers say they have another plan and hope to intercept before crossing the line.
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North Anson
Mt. ‘Bigelow
Norridgewock
Canada
Clog Dance Suffered Break in South Ferry Accident
Harry Anderson of 8 Battery Street broke both bones in his right leg during a clog dance at the South Ferry last night. He is 36 years old and received medical aid at the scene.
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South Ferry
Harry Anderson
Battery Street
Chelsea Aldermen Grant License Amid Boxing Row
Alderman Spooner of Chelsea defends proposed boxing exhibitions as the Chelsea Aldermen grant a license for Pythian Rink after Alderman Williams seeks a clause barring boxing or sparring. Williams cites past prize fights drawing outsiders. Spooner says no harm in sparring.
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Alderman Spooner
Chelsea
Pythian Rink
Williams
Spooner
Couldn't Knock Out Joe Grim in Philadelphia Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Gans fought Joe Grim for six rounds at the Washington Sporting Club in Philadelphia. Gans dominated, sending Grim to the floor several times each round, but failed to deliver a knockout as Grim withstood the punishment.
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Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Joe Grim
Bob Fitzsimmons
Washington Sporting Club
Gans
Grim
Boston Man Private Secretary to Gov Hunt
Francis Lynch, a 23 year old Boston native educated in the city, has been chosen private secretary to Governor Hunt. The appointment reflects his early career in public service and local ties to Massachusetts politics.
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Boston
Gov. Hunt
Francis Lynch
Pri
Lynch Named Private Secretary to Governor Hunt of San Juan
Robert W. Bliss’s appointment as United States consul at Venice left Governor Hunt without a private secretary. Lynch, then supervisor of schools at Ponce, speaks fluent Spanish and is familiar with Puerto Rico’s condition.
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Vate
Hunt
San Juan
P. R
Lynch
Robert W. Bliss
United States
Venice
Ponce
Island
Labor Union Sees Five Hour Work Reduction Agreement
Garment Workers' Union 1 members hailed a new contract reducing weekly hours by five with the same pay as the old schedule and backed arbitration to resolve disputes. Hoisting and Portable Engineers elected Arthur W. Huddell as union representative to AFL affairs. Walter Ames launches Boston campaign for machinists. A benefit for John S. Marshall’s family, killed in Old South building, is set for Dexer Hall. Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers seek an eight hour day as about 1200 workers in Boston's 40 shops. several firms have signed.
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Garment Workers’ Union 1
Arthur W. Huddell
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Walter Ames
International ‘Machinists’ Union of America
John 8. Marshall
Old South
Dexter Hall
Ironworkers’ Union
Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
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Boston Navy Yard
Col. Goodell
Boston Girl’s
Arcade
Washington St
Thomas H. Tighe
Atkinson Furnishing Co
Shawmut Furniture CO
Tremont St
Alaska
Gotham Society
Mrs. Stillman
Young Stillman
Harvard
Boston City Hospital
Charlestown K. OF L
MR. and
Mrs. A. J. Pickens
Golden Wedding
Newell & Dow
Notman
M’kay
Gordon Mc'kay
Mrs
Dexter
Weston
Union Station
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Wolf's
Maine
Turkey
Holmes, Luce & CO
H. Robinson & CO
Adams
Fitzsimmons
Purdy
Washington Street
Spring Lane
Graham Shoe Co
Pitts - Kimball Co
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