Tragedy in North Chelmsford Ends With Double Fatal
Henry Eaton 33 shot his wife Mary Eaton in front of his sister’s home on Richardson Road and then killed himself. He died an hour later. couple had separated recently after months of discord. The pair met today but exchanged no words before the fatal sequence occurred.
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Gas price dispute sparks Boston Lowell debate over 90 cent rate
A Boston petition to cut gas from $1 to 80 cents per 1000 feet prompts Mayor Collins' stance while Lowell officials defend the 90 cent rate. Mayor Howe notes the lower price has boosted consumption and proved profitable, with Lowell’s gas supply seen as satisfactory in quality. In a separate tragic event, Eaton and Mrs. Eaton were found shot dead after an argument, their 7 year old son Bert left in Lowell.
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New Haven Road Secures Ontario & Western Control
The New Haven railroad has gained control of the Ontario and Western, a move hailed as pivotal for New England railroading. The deal paves access to coal mines and the Great Lakes, promises lower coal costs by the New Haven using more anthracite, and could boost freight by long-haul traffic with Ontario & Western.
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Pretty Blonde Actress Sues for Breach of Promise
Christina Marsh, a 20 year old actress, sues Lawrence Mott a Harvard graduate and heir to J L Mott, for 25000 damages in New York Supreme Court. She alleges misled engagement promises while Mott, already married since age 19, postponed marriage until she learned the truth.
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Lawrence Mott
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Jordan L. Mott
Mott Iron Works
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Christina Marsh
Catherine R. Marsh
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
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J. J. Buckley
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Yankee Consul’ Company
Tina Marsh
Blessed Are the Peacemakers Editorial Voice from London
London editorial notes Britain and Russia are not at war over the North Sea incident as Britain’s navy remains ready for immediate hostilities. It argues the pause reflects British naval preparedness rather than peace.
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Hay Calls Powers to Peace Meeting
Washington report notes Secretary Hay’s circular proposing a second Hague conference to address neutrals rights, private property in naval warfare, and port bombardment. He also endorses general arbitration treaties and periodic international peace congresses, justifying calls during ongoing war. Continued on Page 6-Fifth Column.
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Chelsea Gas Prices Cut After Mayor Push
Chelsea residents stand to benefit from a gas rate cut recommended by the Massachusetts gas commissioners lowering price from 1.35 to 1.10 with Nov 1 effect. A 16 cent per kilowatt hour cap for commercial electric lighting is also urged, down from 20 cents. Mayor Willard told the Post he seeks a further cut to 1 per thousand feet, arguing local supply could meet that price. The Chelsea Gas Company has moved its gas supply from its own plant to Whitney’s facility.
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Freezing Cold Arrives in Boston as Weather Turns Injured
A cold snap hit Boston last night marking the first freeze of the fall. At 11:50 PM the thermometer dropped to 31 degrees, just below freezing. Wind kept water surfaces unsettled, though a thin ice film formed in sheltered spots. The day had seen a steady fall from afternoon into midnight with temperatures easing to 0 .
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Mott Married in Boston Early 1901
A student named Jordan L. Mott wed Caroline W. Pitkin of Thayer Academy in Park Street Church Boston in spring 1901. He, 19, and his 21 year old bride were witnessed by two ministers and guests from a banquet. Rev Dr Withrow praised Mott as tall cultured and handsome. Mott descended from the iron family of Mott.
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Caroline W. Pitkin
Charles A. Pitkin
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
John L. Withrow
Park Street
Withrow
Mott
Iron Family
Local Boston Weather Forecast Says Fair This Week
A local forecast indicates fair conditions for Boston and nearby areas on Monday and Tuesday. No significant precipitation expected, with mild to moderate temperatures and light winds shaping your early week plans.
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McCarthy Endorses Father John’s Medicine for Children
Charles A. McCarthy of 9 Leon Street recommends Father John’s Medicine as a body builder for children. He says it has done wonders in his family.
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Charles A. McCarthy
Leon Street
John
Consumptive Tendencies Vanish When Lung Kuro Is Used
A report notes that Consumptive Tendencies disappear after the use of Lung Kuro. The article highlights a treatment approach or product named Lung Kuro and its effect on the condition referenced as Consumptive Tendencies. Further details are not provided.
Three Italian laborers buried at Boston tunnel site
Three Italian workers employed by G. M. Boyne of Boston were suffocated under 15 feet of earth at the Maple Street Boston and Maine crossing. Antonio Caporicci Gregrello Lamannio Felice Dallsio, all of Boston, perished when walls caved in during preliminary tunneling under railroad tracks. A fourth laborer escaped death thanks to coworkers' efforts.
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Gregrelio Lamannio
Felice Dallsio
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