Report on Mystery Death of Mrs Nickerson
Providence October 25 The coroner's report on the death of Mrs Lillian C Nickerson of Jamaica Plain who vanished from the toy line steamer Georgia and was found near Little Compton will be forwarded by E H Lincoln to Coroner Gifford. Gifford will file the document with Newport Superior Court clerk soon to cover legal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Croner
Lillian C. Nickerson
Jamaica Plain
Toy Line
Georgia
Little Compton
E. H. Lincoln
Gifford
Newport
Lincoln
Miss Cronin Weds Louis J Clark in Cambridgeport Church
Miss Felen Cronin daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Cronin of 200 Norfolk Street Cambridge married yesterday afternoon to Louis J Clark of Roxbury at the parochial residence of St Marys Church Cambridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felen Cronin
Patrick Cronin
Norfolk Street
Cambridge
Louis J. Clark
Roxbury
St. Mary's Church
Cambridgeport
Free Trial Offer Promises Cure For Asthma
A physician, Dr. W. K. Walrath, claims his asthma treatment cures permanently and offers a free trial by mail. He describes years of suffering, dismisses other remedies, and invites readers to send name and address to Adams New York for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Walrath
Adams
New York
Ioan
Holy Ghost Head Pleads Not Guilty
Rev. Frank W. Sandford leader of the Holy Ghost and Us Society is arrested in Portland Maine on a federal charge for causing the death by scurvy of missionary Charles Hughey aboard the Coronet. He pleads not guilty and bail is set at 5000 dollars with a continuance to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frank W. Sandford
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
Coronet
Charles Hughey
Sandford
United States
Ferdinand F. Stevens
Shitoh
Durham
William M. Bradley
Bradley
Hughey
Maine
Wee Ee
Neginelie Baa
United States District Attorney's Office
Banks
Federal Building
Stevens
South Freeport
The
Kingdom Corporation
Shiloh
Elijah Sr
Charles F. Holland
Moses
A. K. Perry
Mr. Sandford
Captain Perry
Deputy Stevens
Long Island
Friends School
Providence
Society
George Hughey
Chesapeake Bay
Shepard Norwell Co Aid Association Ball
The Shepard Norwell Company Mutual Aid Association plans its second annual ball in Howe Hall. The group, now in its second year, seeks to honor members and showcase its successful efforts. Officers listed: Bruce Norwell president N J Wallis vice president Herbert F Price recording secretary William M Lichtenstein financial secretary George Tupper treasurer.
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Shepard Norwell Company /Mutual Aid Association
Howe Hall
Bruce Norwell
N. J. Wallis
Herbert F. Price
William M. Lichtenstein
George Tupper
Elmer & Amend's N. Y. 2851 Advertised Relief
Advert solicits rheumatism relief with Elmer & Amend's N. Y. 2851 from T. Metcalf Co. Boston and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer & Amend
N. Y
T. Metcalf Co
Boston
Larry It
Unknown Host Hosts Public Works Banquet at Revere House
A mystery guest hosted a banquet for 45 desk staff of the public works department at the Revere House last evening. Chief Clerk Thomas Hardy organized the affair and refused to reveal the host's name or suggest whether a former employee was involved. The event ran from 6 to 10 p.m. with impromptu speeches songs and dancing as guests offered thanks to the unknown host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Revere House
Thomas Hardy
Rourke
Governor Foss narrowly escapes and campaigns in Hampden
Governor Foss and Democratic nominee David I. Walsh campaigned across Hampden County with rallies in Holyoke Chicopee and Holyoke drawing about 3500 attendees. Walsh challenged Republican claims about the Farr Alpaca mills and Metcalf salaries while asserting Mills would stay open under a Foss victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
David I. Walsh
Hampden County
Chicopee
Republican Party
Senator Lodge
Chinese Royal Family in Terror Amid Revolt and Threats
The assembly pressures Sheng Hsuan-Huai as radicals demand his downfall. Foreign loan maneuvers split opinion among provinces Sze-Chuen Hu-peh Hu-Nan while legations back reform. Imperial forces face disorganization rumors as trains carry troops south with scant supplies and mutinies loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheng Hsuan-Huai
S$ze-Chuen
Hu-peh
Hu-Nan
Sheng
China
Yin-Tchang
International organizer to speak at Seaton Moose event
The International organizer Davis arrives in Seaton this week to promote the Moose Order. The non sectarian group offers sickness and accident protection and free medical attention for members and families, with dues 75 cents monthly and assessments. A meeting and initiation details are listed, with contact for application and office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Internation Reme
Seaton
Moose
Boston
Waldo Kennedy
Wahington St
Onice Uppes Dey
Company Dividends and Capitalization Questioned by Auditor
The inquiry questions whether cash and stock dividends were properly paid and whether the 672 percent original capitalization was justified. It asks Mr. Metcalf to reveal current capitalization details, noting the Farr Alpaca Company’s growth relies on earnings, profits, and wage increases. It also asks how officer salaries rose as employee pay climbed 34 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Metcalf
Farr Alpaca
Trow
New Rector for Chelsea at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
The Rev. George A. Barrow has become rector of St. Luke’s Church in Chelsea. He comes from Trinity Church Milford in western Massachusetts and has built up that parish. Barrow is a Harvard alumnus with a PhD in the philosophy of religion and trained at the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church of
Chelsea
George A. Barrow
Trinity Church
Milford
Massachusetts
Boston Latin School
Harvard University
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School of
Cambridge
Church of the Ascension
Falk River
St. Paul's Church
Hopkinon
Weavers Win a Big Victory Over Fining Practices
Secretary Whitehead of the National Federation of Weavers and local union leaders celebrate Attorney General Swift’s ruling that paying second grade prices to weavers equals a fine. The decision ends weekly deductions seen in New Bedford and nearby mills, where about 10 000 local weavers earned meager wages.
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Whitehead
National Federation of Weavers
Weavers’ Progressive Association
Swift
Post
New Bedford
P. Conors
May Settle Shoe Trouble
Lynn October 25 Rumors of a conference between six shoe makers with cutters and locked out workers gain strength after a Big Six meeting. The six manufacturers with a working agreement defer action on a lockout until Saturday while a major plant refrains from calling cutters back. Ralph S Bauer of the Lynn Board of Trade offers aid, boosting hopes for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ralph S. Bauer
Lyn Board of Trade
Smallest Man in Vermont Dies at 36 Inches Tall
Walter Freeman of Barre Vermont died at age 36 only three and a half feet tall from acute indigestion. Weighing 59 pounds he was reputed the smallest man in the state. He declined stage offers preferring farm life with three sisters and two brothers among his normal sized family.
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Barre
Walter Freeman
Freeman
yPoL Mouth Cleanser Endorsed by Chicago Firm
yPoL is described as the first and only preparation for cleansing the mouth and teeth with antiseptic and refreshing powers. It is claimed to act not only during application but for hours afterward, according to GEO. BORGFELDT & CO. of Chicago and New York, with Senator Francises listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypol
GEO. Borgfeldt & CO
Chicago
New York
Sen
Francises
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Mrs. Nickerson
Clark—Cronin
Thomas Snow & Sont
North Market St
Snow
Holy Ghost Head
Fast India
Alley’s
Massachusetts “Breweries Company
Hawley Street
Shepard Norwell CO. Aid Association
BALL
Mystery In Public Works
Governor Foss
Taft
Farr Alpaca Company
Frothingham
Luce
Lodge As
the Scarer
Walsh
Joseph Metcalf
G. A. Barrow
St. Luke’s
Weavers
Vermont
la Follette
American Magazine
Tor Raening
Dester
Uries Contes
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