Burglars Rob Four Rail Stations Between Manchester and Nashua
Robbers hit Merrimac Reeds Ferry Thornton Ferry and Goffs Falls stations last night breaking tills and stealing small coins and telephone slot machine contents. Mileage hooks were taken at Goffs Falls and only 2 cents at Reeds Ferry. Net haul is under a dollar. All stations had prior robberies.
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Manchester
N. H
Nashua
Merrimac
Reeds Ferry
Thornton Ferry
Goffs Falls
Submarine menace ends as US deeming seas safe
The United States government declares German submarines no longer a menace to British shipping. Deportation of debarred aliens to resume after a six month lapse. The White Star Line steamer Cretic will sail Sunday with 10 rejected immigrants onboard.
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United States
White Star Line
Cretic
Mediterranean
Women’s clubs urged to combat divorce evil in Maine
Cornelius Horigan president of the Biddeford Business Men's Club urged the Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs to make divorce evil a special topic for consideration at their annual meeting in Biddeford. The welcome extended opened the gathering as the call was made to address social issues.
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Biddeford
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cornelius Horigan
Bogus Expressmen Captured After Citywide Crimes
Police capture Robert J. Herlih y 21 of Charlestown and Ernest A. Mulligan 24 of Charlestown after a chase along Atlantic avenue. They face larceny charges for stealing 25 Mackinaw coats valued at 200 from Munroe & Arnold and 72 pairs of shoes valued at 174 from Louis Daniels, plus two pairs from an express company.
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Atlantic Avenue
Crawford and
Cavagnaro
Robert J. Herlihy
Franklin Street
Charlestown
Ernest A. Mulligan
Lawrence Street
Munroe & Arnold
Louis Daniels
Express
Barge Atlantic Launched for Staples Transport in Maine
In Bath on October 27 the barge Atlantic with a 3500 ton capacity was launched at Kelley-Spear yards for Staples Transportation Company of Fall River.
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Bath
Atlantic
Staples Transportation Company
Fall River
Kelley- Spear Company
New Haven Directors Face Sherman Trial Details Unearthed
The government case against 11 former directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad unfolds with Judge A Heaton Robertson tied to secret purchases of the Meriden Waterbury and Connecticut River line. Brandeis appears for plaintiffs in the Goldsmith suit tied to a foreclosure, while a bond pledge and indemnity offer reveal New Haven influence and litigation costs of about 10 000 dollars.
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New York
A. Heaton Robertson
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Casement
Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River Railroad
John M. Hall
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
New England
Austin Corbin
J. P. Morgan
Lucius Tuttle
William Rockefeller
C. P. Clark
The
Connecticut
E. I. Knowlton
M. F. Goldsmith
New York & New England Railroad Company
Judge keeps case open as New Haven ties are revealed
Correspondence shows Judge Robertson held the matter for over two years while turning over rolling stock and the line to the New Haven under a lease approved by its directors. Officials feared political trouble in Connecticut if ownership became public and the railroad continued to be operated. Charles S. Melien testified, aiding signature identification but offering little direct testimony.
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New Haven
Charles S. Melien
Post reader letter lauds Mutual Aid and Boston Opera House
Mr. John Shepard Jr writes to thank the Post for courtesy to the Mutual Aid Association and praises the performance of Experience at the Boston Opera House. He says the play impacts the young people more than sermons and benefits store employees citywide. Boston, Oct. 26.
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Mutual Aid Association
Boston
John Shepard, JR
US Bailiff Injured by Falling 300-Pound Box in Court
United States Bailiff Ernest Edwards sustained a ruptured tendon sheath in his left foot when a 300 pound box fell on him in the U S Circuit Court room. The accident occurred as he assisted in removing a patent exhibit after a truck under the box tipped due to a broken support.
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United States
Ernest Edwards
United States Circuit Court
Edwards
Fr Lawrence Slattery Named Permanent Rector in Newton
Cardinal O Connell appointed Rev Lawrence W Slattery parish priest of Our Lady Help of Christians Newton succeeding the late Rev Michael Dolan. Slattery formerly led St Josephs West End and St Patricks Cambridge and is a South Boston native.
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Cardinal O’connell
Lawrence W. Slattery
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Church of Our Lady, Help of Christians
Newton
Father Slattery
Michael Dolan
St. Patrick’s Church
Cambridge
South
Boston
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