New Haven Tariffs Filed By N H & Hartford Line
F B Davis head of the tariff bureau filed with the Public Service Commission new freight tariffs for miscellaneous goods on the New Haven system and subsidiaries including Central New England, New York Westchester & Boston, Mossback Valley, and Rhode Island railroads. Rates take effect December 1 and vary by class with some increases and others decreases. For Brockton to Boston first class remains 18 cents per 100 pounds while fifth class drops from 6 to 5. Boston to Fall River fifth class rises from 8 to 10. Boston to Attleboro rises from 6 to 7.
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F. S. Davis
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Public Service Commission
Central New England Railroad Company
New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad Company
Mossbassack Valley Railroad
Rhode Island Railroad Company
Brockton
Boston
Fall River
Attleboro
War discussion ends with hospital and jail time
A debate over the merits of the French and German armies led to Louis Blu menthal of 8 Brighton street East End being treated at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital while James Le Bon a New York deep sea diver was jailed for assault. Le Bon will face charges today before inspectors Angel and McCarthy. The clash occurred at 2 o'clock at the corner of Sudbury and Court streets.
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Louis Blumenthal
Brighton Street
Est End
Haymarket Square
James le Bon
New York
City
le Bon
Angel and
McCarthy
Sudbury
Court Streets
Railroad mileage goes up on Sunday
The Public Service Commission issued an order permitting railroad companies in the state to raise mileage book rates from 2 to 2 14 cents per mile. The new schedule takes effect November 1. Only two people objected at a public hearing held a few weeks earlier.
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Public Service Commission
Rohilla hospital ship wrecknaval disaster near Whitby
At least ten killed when the Rohilla hospital ship ran aground and broke in two near Whitby. About 200 aboard including crew and medical staff. Lifesaving line stretched to the forward section but shore contact failed. ship's stern sank. In New Bedford, police seek Cleophil Blanchard, a 65 year old carpenter who stabbed his wife to death with a potato knife before fleeing.
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London
Whitby
New Bedford
Cleophif Blanchard
Blanchard
Steamboat John Quill Sinks in Tombigbee River
The steamboat John Quill struck a rock and sank near Demopolis in the Tombigbee River. All passengers and crew were saved, with cargo mostly saved. Estimated loss exceeds $50,000.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Quill
Tombigbee River
Demopolis
New Wireless Device for Intercepting Messages
A device by Rev Professor Domenico Argenfieri threatens to disrupt wireless use in war. He claims a simple instrument can intercept messages from any distance without receiving masts. The apparatus requires only a connection to an electric wire and a house lit by electricity.
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Domenico Argenfieri
Argenfutri
Physicians to Meet for Joint School Hygiene Discussion
The Suffolk District Medical Society and the Boston District Homeopathic Society plan a joint meeting this evening at the Boston Medical Library. Dr Arnold chairs the event with papers by Thomas F. Harrington on Medical Problems in Education and Medical Profession responsibility, followed by a discussion with prominent physicians from both societies.
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Suffolk District Medical Society
Boston District Homeopathic Society
Dr. Arnold
Suffolk Medical Society
Boston Medical Library
Fen- Way
Thomas F. Harrington
Sgschool Hygiene
Boston Public Schools
State House Contractor Injured in 40 Ft Fall
William Crane, the contractor on the State House addition, fell from staging 40 feet to the ground yesterday afternoon. He sustained serious internal injuries and was hospitalized for treatment.
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State House
William Crane
Lee Granted Bail After Jury Disagreement
Henry Lee, a Pierce Farm attendant, was on trial in the Superior Criminal Court for manslaughter in the death of Charles R. Brown, an inmate at the hospital. The jury disagreed, so Lee was released on bail.
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Henry Lee
Pierce Farm
Superior Criminal Court
Charles R. Brown
Colonizing in Ward 8 Probed
Anti-Lomasney forces seek evidence from the police list of residents at 37 hotels and lodging houses in Ward 8 from April 1. They hope to prosecute those who allegedly provided false residency information.
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West End
Michael J. Flynn
Thomas F. Ryan
Police Department
Flynn
Last of Bostons Wooden Sewers to Go
Boston moves to replace the remaining wooden sewers downtown with concrete lines after Mayor Curley approves plans by Public Works Commissioner Rourke. The project costing about 150000 dollars should be finished in a few months.
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Boston
Curley
Commissioner of Public Works
Rourke
Wife's Friend Dressed as Woman Seen With Waldron Wife
Boston lithographer Harry A. Waldron testified in Suffolk Superior Court about locating his wife Eleanor M Waldron and George Hamlin at a Columbus Avenue hotel. He described Hamlin dressed in a wine colored dress with veil while Mrs Waldron denied wrongdoing and she claimed cruel abusive treatment by Waldron.
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Harry A. Waldron
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Wait
Eleanor M. Waldron
Columbus Avenue
George Hamlin
Fletcher Ranney
Mr. Waldron
Waldron
Vermont
Single Taxers Incorporate Massachusetts League
Single Taxers voted to form the Massachusetts Single Tax League Incorporated at the Twentieth Century Club and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Lewis J. Johnson and Vice President Henry D. Nunn, with an executive committee headed by Edmund J. Burke and others.
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Twentieth Century Club
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Single Tax League, Inc
Incorporated League
Lewis J. Johnson
Henry D. Nunn
M. C. O'Neill
Robert E. Blakeslee
Ernest E. Brazier
Edmund J. Burke
Robert B. Capron
James R. Carret
John S. Codman
Hollis C. Joy
Charles H. Porter
Francis G. Goodale
Alexander MacKendrick
John R. Nichols
Comfort A. Adams
Grace La Rue Alimony Cut by Appellate Court
Byron Chandler once called the Million Dollar Kid won a reduction in alimony to Grace La Rue. The Supreme Court kept $25 weekly payments and $250 counsel fee, down from $50 and $500. Chandler argued his net worth is around $19,000 and he has sold cars, relying on his mother in Manchester, New Hampshire for support.
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New York
Byron Chandler
Broadway
Appellate Division
Grace la Rue
Supreme Court
Manchester
N. H
Ex Regents of D A R Meet at Hotel Brunswick
Flags of many nations adorned the room at the Hotel Brunswick where the Ex Regents' D A R Club gathered yesterday A greeting from Miriam Robinson Dingley president of the Ex Regents' Club of Michigan was read noting it is the second club of its kind organized.
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Hotel Brunswick
Hotel Bruns
Wick
Regents
D. A. R. Club
Miriam Robinson Dingley
Ex-Regents’ Club of Michigan
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