Trial Delay Hangs Over Dynamite Case In Lawrence
The trial of William M. Wood Frederick E. Atteaux and Dennis J. Collins on alleged dynamite planting in Lawrence faces delays into winter. Grand jury proceedings spotlight Collins as a potential star witness while several powerful textile figures remain under scrutiny.
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William M. Wood
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
Wood
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel J. Collins
Pelletier
Collins
Charles H. Littlefield, Jr
Pitman Company
James T. O’sullivan
Proctor
State Police
F. G.R. Gordon
United States Commissioner of Immigration
John P. Ryan
Lawrence Armory
William S. Jewett, Jr
James E. Dona
Police Court Officer of Somerville Dies After Illness
Frank W. Hopkins a police court officer in Somerville died yesterday at his home 15 Sanborn avenue after a long illness. He was 58 years old, born in New Castle Missouri and a Bates College graduate who taught school before moving to Somerville in 1888. His wife died 19 days earlier at the Homeopathic Hospital after an operation.
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Frank W. Hopkins
Somerville Police Court
Sanborn Avenue
Homeopathic Hospital
Mr. Hopkins
New Castle
Bates College
Somerville
Peabody Fund Final Steps Near for 1 400 000 Gift
Trustees near formal vote on final distribution of the Peabody educational fund totaling 1.4 million dollars founded in 1867 to aid southern education. The plan includes 500 000 for George Peabody College for Teachers and 40 000 to each of ten state universities for education programs plus endowments at Harvard and Johns Hopkins among others.
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Peabody Educational Fund
New York
George A. Peabody College For
Nashville, Tenn
George Peabody College For
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Anna T. Jeanes Foundation
George Peabody Fund
Peabody Museum
Harvard College
Winthrop
Texas
Missouri
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Department of Education
Peabody Fund Aims for Southern Educational Reconstruction
The George A Peabody fund, established in 1867 and bequeathed by George A Peabody of Baltimore, will distribute through educational centers in the South. The fund, the largest private source for post Civil War reconstruction, honors Peabody born in Danvers now Peabody Massachusetts in 1795.
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George A. Peabody
Mr. Peabody
London
Peabody Fund
South
Danvers
Peabody
Mass
Baltimore
Paine Company Holds Annual Outing For Salesmen at Weymouth
Forty five Paine Furniture Company salesmen enjoyed a private yacht cruise to Weymouth inn and a 4 pm clam bake. Before the feast, teams one and two played a ball game with team one taking the victory and earning a silver loving cup donated by president William L. Shearer. The event strengthens employer employee cooperation.
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Paine Furniture’ Company
Hueist’s Grove
Weymouth
Weymouth Inn
Paine
William L. Shearer
Shearer
Mayor Gaynor Declines Aldermanic Inquiry Appearance
Mayor Gaynor refuses to appear before the aldermanic committee investigating the police department unless subpoenaed or notified. He denounces the inquiry as petty and partisan and says city graft taints even the aldermen, urging the pursuit of honest government without partisan confrontation.
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Gaynor
New York
H. H. Curran
Ayor
Curran
Ideal marriage age said to be around thirty
A London eugenics congress cited in suffrage outlets argues that children of thirty year old parents achieve the best balance of intelligence and conduct. It contends younger parents predispose to theft while parents over forty may produce highly intelligent offspring but with poor conduct, and the elderly parent stage yields lower intelligence but good behavior.
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Eugenics Congress
London
Taft Supporters Appeal Kansas Ballot Ruling
An appeal by Taft supporters in Kansas against a judge's decision to keep Roosevelt electors off the ballot was perfected. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver will hear the case either Wednesday or Friday this week.
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Kansas
Denver
Col
United States
Sanborn
Taft
Roosevelt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Schooner Tug Pass Over Fisherman at Wharf
Ellison Bowers of the fishing schooner crew witnessed Esther Gray fall from the bowsprit as the vessel was towed from the south basin. The tug and schooner passed over him, and he floated submerged for about ten minutes before resurfacing unconscious. He died soon after at Relief Station.
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T Wharf
Ellison Bowers
Esther Gray
Fin ds Family After Fifteen Years
Mrs. Fred A. Wilcox of Connecticut, long separated from her family for fifteen years, has located relatives. A letter from Mrs Minnie McMillan of Maplewood reveals she is Mrs Wilcox’s sister and that Patrick Conway, the father, died three years ago while Mrs Conway lives with McMillan.
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Fred A. Wilcox
Connecticut
Wilcox
Garfield Street
Hyde Park
Minnie McMillan
Milton Street
Maplewood
Patrick Conway
Conway
McMillan
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Atlantic City
The ninth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans opened in Atlantic City New Jersey with lively sessions. A motion to send greetings to Former President Roosevelt sparked discussion while a proposed resolution restricting Sons of Veterans from future events was deferred to committee and a telegram to Roosevelt postponed for future action.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Veterans of the
Roosevelt
Sons of Veterans
Resolutions Committee
Union Bakes Bread for Suffolk County Jail Contract
Sheriff John Quinn signed an official contract with a union baking firm to supply bread for Suffolk county jail yesterday.
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UNION
Suffolk
John Quinn
Suffolk County
Pelletier Raps Riley at Democratic Governor Campaign Rallies
District Attorney Pelletier attacked State Committee Chairman Riley for backing Governor Foss and accused him of breach of party trust. He accused Foss of dominating the Boston Elevated and criticized elevated appointments. Pelletier defended his official actions and denied betraying confidential information.
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Pelletier
Chelsea
Everett
Somerville
Riley
State Committee
Foss
Boston
Lawrence
Dear Island
Charlestown
Mrs. Katherine Colbert Dies in Somerville
Mrs. Katherine Colbert wife of James J Colbert Hose 3 Somerville fire department died last night after a period of ill health She leaves her husband and a large family of small children Born in Somerville she was sister of Thomas M Clancy member of the Somerville school committee
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Katherine Colbert
James J. Colbert
Hose 3
Somerville Fire Department
Colbert
Somerville
Thomas M. Clancy
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh Relief in Head Cold
A historical ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as immediate relief for catarrh and head colds. It claims cleansing nostrils and stopping discharge quickly, with promises of headache relief and eventual elimination of catarrh. The 50-cent bottle is marketed as harmless and suitable for children.
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Ely
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Robert C. Winthrop
Hayes
Anthony J. Drexel
Cleveland
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