Bennett for House Again in 4th Essex Fight
Frank P. Bennett of Saugus seeks the Republican nomination in the 4th Essex district amid a GOP split. He seeks the speakership later, faces opposition in Lynn Ward 6 and Saugus, with Joseph Ranlett, ex-Alderman George M. Lambert, and Alderman Henry W. Maxwell as rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Bennett
Saugus
Thomas W. Lawson
4Th Essex
Bennett
Lynn
Joseph Ranlett
George IM. Lambert
Henry W.,maxwell
Judge Rules Sunday Entertainment Narrowed in Hingham Case
In Hingham District Court Judge George W. Kelley ruled that the word entertainment in the Sunday law cannot cover seashore amusements closed by the metropolitan commission. Defendants Turner and Moses, agents of the Boston Ad ties Benevolent Association, were fined $150 each and held in $600 on appeal.
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Nantaskect
George W. Kelley
Hingham
Metropolitan Commissioners
W. Ll. D. Turner
John ‘P
Boston Adties’ Benevolent Association
John B. Moran
Boston
George H. Rogers
Kelley
Read Lle
Turner
Moses
Cragin Divorce Evidence Heard In Dedham Court
In Dedham, the Cragin divorce case before Judge Sherman resumed this afternoon and was submitted without argument. Witnesses testified about Mrs Cragin’s suspected meetings with Jardine on Clapboardtree Street and in woods near Oak Street, while Dr Cragin denied cruelty and claimed conflicts over wallet theft and disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Cragin
Sherman
Lillian Mabel Cragin
Page
Libellant
Francis Milton Cragin
T. B. Grover
Clapboardtree Street
John Jardine
Matthews
Page's
Maria Wellington
Canton
Southport
Hiram P. Harriman
Joseph H. Wolley
Westwood
Wood Road
Albert Clay
Norwood
Jardine
Mrs. Cragin
Oak Street
Flax Pond
James O’neil
Jackson Indicted for Attempted Poisoning in Framingham
Theodore Jackson a Framingham cook at the Averly House was indicted by the Middlesex grand jury at East Cambridge on attempted poisoning. He allegedly mixed carbolic acid with whiskey to punish intruders. a child Frank Chapman drank part of the contents and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jackson
Framingham
Middlesex Grand Jury
East Cambridge
Jackson
Averly House
Wisconsin Street
South
Frank I. Chapman, Jr
Great Dane Fined In Mastiff Mischief at East Boston
Charles H. Thompson of 35 Border Street was fined 50 dollars in East Boston court for keeping a Great Dane at his home misrepresented as a mastiff. He asked for a Saturday appeal and sureties. A neighbor’s complaint and a veterinarian’s testimony confirmed the dog’s breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Street
Charles H. Thompson
East Boston
Thompson
Ranahan Cleared In Chelsea Court Profanity Case
John F Ranahan of Revere was found not guilty in Chelsea Police Court over allegations by ex police chief Fred A Sackett that Ranahan used profane language on beach boulevard in August. Judge Bosson noted notable tension between the two men but said the four defense witnesses would not perjure themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
John F. Ranahan
Revere
Fred A. Sackett
Ranahan
Beach Boulevard
Bosson
Sackett
Revere Manager Fined in Submarine Boat Case
John W. Parquette was fined 50 in Chelsea Police Court yesterday for man aging a submarine boat at Revere Beach on Sunday Aug. 2. The case followed other Revere Beach Sunday amusement incidents. the defendant appealed.
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John W. Parquette
Chelsea
Revere Leach
Revere Feach
Missing 17 Year Old Katie Lynch In City Searches
Katie Lynch, 17, left her aunt Mary Keegan’s home at 2 Warrenton Street to seek work and has not returned for 12 days. Last seen at Hurley’s Employment Bureau at 3 pm leaving with a girl of similar age. Lynch is a Dublin native, medium height, 120 pounds, light features, blue eyes, wearing a white waist, black Eton sack, light brown skirt and black sailor hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Lynch
Mary Keegan
Warrenton Street
Hurley
Cornhill
Katie M. Lynch
Dublin
Ireland
Why Mrs. Livermore Is Displeased With the New Library
Melrose, Sept. 11. The Carnegie library nearing completion lacks a memorial hall for Civil War soldiers. Mary A. Livermore notes repeated promises of a soldiers memorial within the library and laments the omission as the building rushes to finish. Local Grand Army and D. A. R. members express concern.
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Mary A. Livermore
Melrose
Tenements Condemned by Health Board Action
The Board of Health orders immediate evacuation of tenements at Nawn street 4 and the listed addresses 277 Border street 129 Dudley street 613 Harrison avenue 49 Porter street 11 29 Wheeler street 2 Emmett street 2 Desmond street 88 Fellows street 9 12 18 28 Seneca street 2 May place. Sheds must be torn down at Porter street 49 Dover street 129 131 183 135 187 1389 Dover street 88 90 Village street 4 8 12 18 19 20 25 Seneca street.
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Board of Health
Nawn Street
Border Street
Dudley Street
Harrison Avenue
Porter Street
Wheeler Street
Emmett Street
Desmond Street
Fellows Street
Seneca Street
Dover Street
Village Street
Mills Idle in New England Textile District
The Whitin owned cotton mills at Saundersville Rockdale Linwood and Whitinsville shut for a week amid weak cotton market conditions. Over 2000 hands impacted. Dudley Shuttle Works Wilkinsonville goes to short time five days a week, with about 50 workers, after years of full-time operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbbury
Saundersville
Rockdale
Linwood
Whitinsville
Whitins
Dudley
Wilkinsonville
Peruna Promises Relief From Catarrh and Nervousness
A collection of testimonials from Miss Nettie Niemann and Mrs Hattie Grace praising Peruna for curing catarrh of the head stomach and nervousness. The letter from Verona Roach adds authority. Readers are urged to contact Dr Hartman for guidance if results are not prompt.
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Iss Nettie Niemann
White Mound
Wis
Ee Yah Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna
Nettie Niemann
U.S
Verona E. Roach
Senator Roach
North Dakota
Larimore
N. D
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Hio
Beavers Held on $5000 Bail in Post Office Conspiracy
George W. Beavers former head of salaries and allowances in the Post Office Department was arraigned on a bench warrant in New York charging conspiracy to defraud the government. Bond set at $5000 for appearance on Sept 15. Also named are August W. Machen and James W. Erwin involved with the Postal Device and Improvement Company accused of overcharging and illegal profits in supplying the free delivery system.
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New York
George W. Beavers
Department of Salaries and Allowances
Post Office Department
United States
Hitchcock
Washington
Beavers
August W. Machen
Free Delivery
Erwin
Machen
Fostal Device and Improvement Company
Posstal Device and Improvement Company
Death of Dr Robie prominent Copley dentist and Stark descendant
Dr Solon Stark Robie longtime Copley square dentist died at 8 St Paul street aged 66. Born in Goffstown New Hampshire he was a great grandson of General John Stark. He was active in Odd Fellows serving Oberlin Lodge 28 and Wanalancet Encampment 39 Lowell. Services by Siloam Lodge Boston set for 3 pm at Crematory Chapel Forest Hills. His death followed the drowning of partner Dr Emerson two years earlier and he had retired. Royal H Robie brother in Florida Viola T Robie daughter and Mrs Anna E Robie wife were present. He served as locomotive engineer in Civil War era service with 49 years in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Stark Robie
Copley Square
St. Paul Street
Dr. Robie
Goffstown
N. H
John Stark
Oberlin Lodge
Wanalancet
Lowell
Siloam Lodge
Boston
Forest Hills
Robie
Emerson
Royal H. Robie
Florida
Viola T. Robie
Anna E. Rob
Woman’s Needs By Miss Geddes
Editorial argues women in business reject patronizing treatment and demand equal professional respect. It notes businesswomen in Boston and elsewhere navigate elevators and offices without gendered concessions, expecting colleagues to judge proposals on merit rather than sex.
Sheridan Guards Observe Emmet Centenary in Haverhill
The Sheridan Guards and United Irish Societies plan a City Hall observance on Sept 21 to mark the 100th anniversary of Robert Emmet's execution. Proceeds from the program will aid Haverhill's poor children. Committee members include Rev. James O Doherty Rev. Father Graham John J Ryan Judge John J Winn John E Maguire and Dennis Kennedy.
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Haverhill
Robert Emmet
Sheridan Guards
United Irish Societies
City Hall
James O'Doherty
P. R
Father Graham
John J. Ryan
John J. Winn
John E. Maguire
Dennis Kennedy
Philadelphia machinist Nicholson identified as Milton shooting suspect
George Nicholson, a Philadelphia machinist over 60, was brought from New York by Inspector Cronin. He denies talking to police after Officer Donovan’s Aug 13 shooting on Canton avenue Milton. $1000 worth of silverware and jewelry found in fields linked to the suspect. A photo is circulated to other police departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicholson
Philadelphia
New York
Cronin
Nicholson
Donovan
Milton Police
Canton Avenue
Wallace Piercy
Highland Avenue
Milton
New York City Excursion by Boston & Maine Oct 1
Boston and Maine offers an autumn excursion to New York City with a scenic ride via Hoosac, Deerfield Valley, Albany Capitol visits, and a Hudson River voyage. Return via Fall River steamers to Boston. Date is October 1. booklet with route scenes mailed free on request.
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New York City
Boston & Maine
Albany
Hudson
New York
Bowery
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Hoosack Country
Deerfield Valley
N. Y
Capitol
Hudson River
Poe Bridge
Old Town
Newburgh
West Point
Stony Point
Fall River
General Popmaen Department
Maine
Iroad
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Houghton & Dutton
Bennett For
Nantasket
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston
Parker
Wong Sing
Clara Johnson
Roxbury
Williams
Johnson
Great Dane
Manhattan Studio
IDLE
Millbury
Miss Hattie Grace
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Miss Geddes
Alice Spencer Geddes
Cambridge
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