Bad Man Taken in Ambush in Concord Lodging House
George E. Thompson a 42 year old Camden fugitive known as a bad man was arrested in a Concord street lodging house after detectives and an assistant prosecutor hid in a closet. Thompson faced murder and forgery charges tied to the July jailer slaying and escape.
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George E. Thompson
Camden
N. J
Concord Street
Thompson
Burke and Haggerty
Augustine Gribben
Thompson in Camden Murder Escape Defies Extradition
George E. Thompson was arrested for the alleged Camden murder of an aged jailer in Northwest. He had been shot during the pursuit, recovering, and led detectives through 18 states before being run down in the city. He refused extradition, claiming no gain in fighting it and noting gray hair since jail escape. Ashbridge was captured shortly after the escape.
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George E. Thompson
Camden
Ashbridge
Thompson
Frischs File Joint Bankruptcy Petitions in Lynn
Max and Lilly Frisch filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the United States District Court. Max Frisch, a builder, lists debts of 296,286 and Lilly Frisch, a house wife, 258,175. Both report no assets and reside at 25 Neptune Street, Lynn.
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United States District Court
Max
Lilly Frisch
Neptune Street
Lynn
Frisch
Swallows Poison After Visit To Doctor
The Rev. Arthur Hartwell pastor of the Congregational Church in Jamaica Vermont died at Mercy Hospital Springfield after taking poison in Dr. F C Brigham office on Walnut street Sunday night. Medical Examiner E J Mahoney said the clergyman acted during a period of mental aberration possibly from morphine.
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Springfield
Arthur Hartwell
Congregational Church
Jamaica
Mercy Hospital
F. C. Brigham
Walnut Street
E. J. Mahoney
Jamaican Pastor Dies After Poison Ingestion In Springfield
Mr Hartwell a 45 year old clergyman from Jamaica sought treatment with Dr Brigham in Springfield. While waiting in the office he procured and swallowed poison. He died later, leaving a wife and two children. The body was sent to Jamaica for funeral activities expected Wednesday.
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Mr. Hartwell
Springfield
Jamaica
Brigham
B M Holds Up Interest on Bonds as Receiver Considers
The Boston and Maine railroad has defaulted semi annual interest on its 10 million dollar four percent two year plan bonds of 1926. A Federal Court receiver may decide if interest should be paid though cash on hand exists. Interest on leased line bonds was met. The court's ruling will determine the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Protestant Clergy News Highlights and Church Plans
The Rev Charles Talmage returns from Detroit after a few weeks away. The Rev Horatio Latham resigns from Medfield First Parish to lead North Attleboro First Universalist on Oct 1. Everett Federation of Men's Church Societies opens season at the YMC A. Union Congregational South Medford builds toward its annual church fair with a lawn cake and candy social this afternoon to fund the candy table.
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Horatio E. Latham
Medfield
First Universalist
North Attleboro
Federation of Men's Church Societies
Everett
Union Congregational Church
South Medford
Phone Girl Now Bride
Florabel J. Smith Malden telephone operator and Norwood Miller Boston broker’s clerk married last night at Miller parents home 149 Webster Street. Bride’s parents also celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Ceremony by Rev Charles H Moss. Bridesmaid E Marion Smith Best man Willard A Miller.
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Florabel J. Smith
Malden
Norwood Miller
Boston
Mr. Miller
Samuel Miller
Webster Street
Charles H. Moss
Maiden First Baptist Church
E. Marion Smith
Willard A. Miller
Driving car away not stealing it in police court
Levert Strongberg and George Vocelle told police court they drove the car away without intent to steal. The automobile valued at $1200 was taken from in front of Hurlburt's Hotel. Judge Murray put the case over for a week for probation officer inquiry.
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Levert Strongberg
George Vocelle
Hurlburt
Murray
GE Plant Reopens as 1500 Return to Work at Pittsfield
Pittsfield Sept 11 The General Electric plant resumes operations with 1500 workers and strikebreakers entering under protection of 160 police. Police guard the plant as 6000 striking workers rally outside demanding union recognition and a 10 percent wage raise. A public hearing on the dispute is set for Thursday by the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration with company and union representatives to be heard.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Company
Metropolitan Park Police
State Police
Frank D. Breivogel
Metropolitan Force
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Carmen night opens Pops and operatic season at Symphony Hall
A program of rare attraction for the new pops and operatic concerts in Symphony Hall features Bizet's Carmen pieces. Myrna Sharlow of the Chicago Opera Company appears as soprano with Arthur Hackett of the city as tenor, with Miss Snelling and Mr Nicolay also in the week’s lineup.
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Symphony Hall
Carmen
Bizet
Myrna Sharlow
Chicago Opera Company
Arthur Hackett
Miss Snelling
Mr. Nicolay
Adam Page
Micaela
Miss Sharlow
Don Jose
Mr. Hackett
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Verdi
Lillia Snelling
Constantin Nicolay
March
She Ameer
Isgihe
Pol G
Death of Verdun Soldier William P Nearen
Mrs. William Nearen of Charlestown learned from the British War Office that her son William P. Nearen died in action on the Verdun front August 12 after six months at the front. He served in the First Battalion of the 78th Kings Liverpool Regiment. No details of his exact role in the battle were released.
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William Nearen
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
British War Office
William P. Nearen
Verdun
78Th Kings Liverpool Regiment
Concord Celebrates 281st Anniversary Today
Concord commemorates its incorporation on Sept. 12, 1635 with the flying of Old Glory from public and private flagstaffs across the town. No special observance is planned beyond the flags.
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Concord
Plymouth
Weds On Mt Washington Peak In Historic Ceremony
On September 1 1925 at Mt Washington New Hampshire Harry Blanchard and Mildred Tibbetts of Sandwich NH wed at the summit. The ceremony occurred at 1 o'clock with over 200 visitors as Rev E S Coller officiated. The couple reached the crest by train and planned to return that afternoon.
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MT. Washington
N. H
Harry Blanchard
Mildred M. Tibbetts
Sandwich
New Hampshire
E. S. Coller
M. E
Berman Furniture Files Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court by Berman Furniture Company of 1601 Hancock Street Quincy admitting liabilities of 140354 15. Assets are uncertain including real estate valued at 8100 and insurance policies of 13000.
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United States District Court
Berman Furniture Company
Hancock Street
Quincy
Local Price Jumble Inserts Odd Cents and Symbols
OCR snippet shows scattered prices and symbols 6e 89¢ 39¢ 39 59c with no clear item or context. Unable to determine full event or item details from fragment.
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Vermont
Summerfield’s
Doctor’ Sepa
Bugs
Axminster
SES
Vanderbilt
Merfields
Washington ST
Wedson
General Electric Plant
Greater Boston
Conner
Aroostook
White
Clark
Barbour
Kerr
O.n.-T. Ai
J. & P. Coates
Rile
Belding
Salter
Kirby & Beard
Queen’ S Own
Dressmakers
Clinton
N. B
R. Hi, White Co
Mass
Warren Chicago
Eto
Lindsay Hose
TSS
Pibimos i Oks
Crowley
Milward’s
West Electric
Ile Se
Lle FE
Lindsay
Itters
Kleinert
Pat Ile
Uck
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