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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

3

Nicaragua Red Cross Allocates 1000 For Food Aid

Washington reports the American Red Cross will provide 1000 to buy food for suffering Nicaragua noncombatants amid rebel conflict. State Department notes near-unbearable conditions as hunger is fought alongside siege. Marine reinforcements totaling 1150 arrive near Corinto to support railway resumption to Managua. Colonel Pendleton to open rail line toward Granada.

Washington American Red Cross Society Nicaragua State Department Red Cross Aral Southerland Corinto Managua California Pendleton Granada

Believe Collins to Be State Witness in Dynamite Case

After D J Collins indicted for comp licity in the Lawrence dynamite plant tried to plead guilty yesterday noon in Suffolk Superior Court Cambridge dog fancier agreed to testify as a government witness against William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company and Frederick E Atteaux of the F E Atteaux Company Wood and Atteaux pleaded not guilty and were released on 5000 bonds

D. J. Collins Lawrence Raymond Suffolk Superior Court Cambridge William M. Wood American Woolen Company Frederick E. Atteaux F. E Frederick Batteaux Court House

Grand Jury Resumes Special Session in Lawrence Dynamite Case

The grand jury convenes Monday to probe the Lawrence dynamite incident tied to the textile strike. William M. Wood pleads not guilty and posts $5,000 cash bail as Frederick E. Atteaux and James Collings face charges, with Collings admitting guilt and no counsel. Atteaux and Collins are held with two sureties. Collins’ bond raised to $6,000 including a permit charge.

Lawrence William M. Wood Court House Manning Lavelle Wood Frederick E. Atteaux Police Daniel H. Coakley McGarr Thomas J. Lynch Mr. Attedux Charles E. Phipps Brookline Fred M. Lawson Medford Old Colony Trust Company Atteaux Purchase Street Collins Charles Street Collings Atteaux Mercs Deendant

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