Girls Testify in Violis Case at Superior Criminal Court
Madame Mary Violis and J Arthur Fish face arraignment on an indictment accusing keeping a house used for immoral purposes with young girls. Twelve witnesses aged 16 to 17 described visits and assaults as the case proceeds after bail. Court adjourned to resume at 9 30 in the morning.
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Madame Violis
Superior Criminal Court Room
Madame Mary Violis
J. Arthur Fish
Groton Street
Mulvey and Hall
Fish
Sadie Smith
McLaughlin
Emma Swan
Quincy Talk on Socialism at Haverhill Rally
Democratic nominees Josiah Quincy and J W Coughlin spoke in Haverhill with M J Sullivan of Salem at City Flats. The gathering praised socialism as a movement and debated its place amid Republican strength in Massachusetts politics.
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Haverhill
Josiah Quincy
J. W. Coughlin
M. J. Sullivan
Salem
City Flats
Thomas Saunders
Quincy
Chickatawbut Club Dines Politicians in Warmer Banquet
The Chickatawbut Club hosted four political nominees at Young’s Hotel for a dinner described as more peace talk than pow wow. Attendees included Herb Parker for attorney general Isaac F. Paul for district attorney Charles F. Dolan for Superior Court clerk and John K. Berry for State Senator.
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Chickatawbut Club
Young’s Hotel
Herbert Parker
Isaac F. Paul
Charlies F. Dolan
John K. Berry
Paul
Parker
Mr. Paul
Dolan
Hall
Richardson
Sullivan Seeks Second Term for Fifth Suffolk Senate
The Hon. John A. Sullivan, re-election candidate for the Senate from the fifth Suffolk district, urged voters in Wards 10 12 and 18 to re-elect him. He touted his Washington street subway referendum vote and opposed his opponent, praising his service to constituents last year.
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John A. Sullivan
Senate
Suffolk
Lowell Grammar School
Washington Street
Sullivan
Democratic appeal to Haverhill voters contrasts socialism and reform
A Democratic speaker urges former Socialist Danvers voters in Haverhill to shift allegiance. He argues democracy, not socialism, offers remedies through legislative socialism and public regulation, while accepting some socialist ideas as worthy to shape Democratic policy.
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Haverhill
Pupre
Democratic Party
Rescue in East Boston Tunnel Ends With Recovery
William Turner aged 32 of 75 East Lenox Street was overcome by compressed air in the East Boston tunnel. He was taken to Station 7 and treated by Dr Bragdon. Initially thought critical, Turner recovered and was sent home.
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East Boston
William Turner
East Lenox Street
Station 7
Bragdon
Turner
Fatigue Blues Nervousness Ended by QRANGEINE Powder
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Minna Loges Buys 60 Acre Springfield Farm
Chapin's Farm Agency reports the sale of John H. Maxfield's 60 acre farm on Lake Sunapee road in Springfield Sullivan County New Hampshire. Buyer Mrs. Minna Loges of Cambridge Massachusetts plans to use the property as a home and will improve the site including a small sugar orchard and sugar house.
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Chapin
John H. Maxfield
Lake Sunapee Road
Springfield
Sullivan County
N. H
Minna Loges
Walden Street
Cambridge
Missionaries Reach Brigands in Stone Kidnap Case
Constantinople reports missionaries from Samokov Bulgaria are in touch with the brigands who abducted Miss Ellen M Stone and Mme K Tsilka. It is unclear if ransom talks have begun though missionaries on the spot are to handle the matter with utmost dispatch.
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Constantinople
Samakov
Bulgaria
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. K. Tsilka
Bulgaria Behind Abduction of Miss Stone Says State Department
Washington reports positive proof that Bulgaria aided the kidnapping of American missionary Miss Stone using Macedonian committee members. The plot aimed to embroil Turkey and pressure indemnity issues, with Bulgaria seeking to influence Macedonia's fate. Officials foresee Bulgaria to demand ransom or abandon Miss Stone to avoid a diplomatic crisis.
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State Department
Miss Stone
Washington
Bulzarian
United States
Macedonia
Turkey
Macedonian Committee
Bulgaria
Dorchester Town Hall Remodelling Loan Fails at Council
Boston Common Council approves nearly 200000 in loan orders while one 15000 appropriation for remodelling the historic Dorchester Town Hall is rejected. Debate centers on site protection and project completion amid broader funding for public buildings and new facilities.
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Common Council
Old Town Hall
Dorchester
Public Buildings ‘Department
Dyar
Parker Hill
Joan
Hoban
Calumet and
St. Alphonsus
North Grove Street
Lancers’ Armory
Ward 16
Roxbury Court House
Ward 8
East Boston
Edward Gvevet
Edward Everett Square
Gallivan Names Committee for Weston Street Primary Inquiry
President Gallivan formed a five member special committee to investigate fraud and irregularity charges in the election of a first assistant at Weston Street Primary School. The panel is chaired by Dr James A McDonald and includes Mrs Fifield Dr Augustine J Bulger Beretor Nichols and Dr Daniel B Har ns.
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Weston Street
George A. O. Ernst
Public School Association
Gallivan
James A.mcdonald
Fifield
Augustine J. Bulger
J. Beretor Nichols
Daniel 8. Harns
Breaking and Entering Sentences In Superior Court
Arthur Reed yesterday afternoon received a sentence from two and a half to four years at hard labor in the State prison by Judge Bell in the Superior Criminal Court. Wong Sing was fined twenty dollars for assault and Kat e Keene pleaded guilty to a voting matter at a recent caucus. his case was placed on file with costs. The report notes intoxication and lack of realization of actions.
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Arthur Reed
Uiion
Bell
Superior Criminal Court
Wong Sing
Kate Keene
Iara 77
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