Woman Elimination in Knowles Murder Revealed
Mrs. Wardwell describes her 21 year involvement with Judge Knowles at the farmhouse on Hopkins Avenue Johnston. She testifies about supposed engagement plans and her failure to insist on marriage while recounting the Labor Day shooting and her reaction to hearing a voice she believes was the judge.
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Chief O'Neil
Judge Knowles
Hopkins Avenue
Johnston
O'Neil
William Watson
Woman Refutes Murderer Accusations and Secrets Revealed
Mrs Wardwell states she knew nothing that could reveal the murderer’s identity. She describes open life with the judge and disputes serious accusations about his fidelity. After a confrontation with Horace Knowles, she was taken to friends in Olneyville while the judge’s estate settles. A 1911 will reportedly names Horace Knowles and Mrs Wardwell as beneficiaries.
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O'Neil
Horace Knowles
Oysterette crackers elevate stews soups and salads
Appetizing oysterettes improve stews soups and salads and taste great when eaten alone. The compact crackers offer a crisp texture and oyster flavor that enhances dishes or serves as a standalone snack.
Deitrick Campaigns Across Essex County Cities
Former Congressman Frederick S Deitrick campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination on the prohibition issue ended a strenuous Essex county day with large rallies in Gloucester Ipswich and Haverhill.
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Lawrence
Frederick S Deitrick
Essex County
Gloucester
Ipswich
Haverhill
Probe shell plant strike at United States Cartridge Company
Lowell reports a strike by 500 workers at the United States Cartridge Company munitions plant. Ambitious pay demands 15 percent for men and 20 percent for women plus Sunday-work removal drive walkout spreads amid fears of outside influence and potential trouble as production scales up from 1,000,000 cartridges monthly to 760,000 daily.
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Lowell
United States Cartridge Company
Reports Belgian Relief Steamer Was Sunk
A Reuters dispatch from Muiden Holland reports at 10 yesterday morning a British steamer flying Belgian relief committee signals was sunk. Ten of the crew are missing according to the message received.
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London
Reuter’s
Muiden
Holland
Belgian Relief Commission Probes Possible Sunk Steamer
The crew of the steamer were rescued by steam trawlers. Herbert C. Hoover heads the American Belgian Relief Commission staff, who are investigating the report to confirm if a commission steamer has sunk.
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Herbert C. Hoover
American Belgian Relief Commission
Old Colony Railroad Income Figures for Year End June 30 1915
The income account shows 1915 total of 2,107,193 versus 2,107,893 in 1914. Operating expenses listed 7348 and 7,727, with net income of 539,055 and 1,560,580 recorded for the two years. The figures reflect tax, administration, and debt-related costs tied to the railway's finances.
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Old Colony Railroad
Shells for Russia worth 52 million dollars
Negotiations for the Russian government to buy 3,000,000 shrapnel and high explosive shells from Canadian Car and Foundry Co. are nearly complete. The contract totals 52 million dollars, with delivery by April next year and part of the work sublet to U.S. munition firms using Russian funds.
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Russia
New York
Canadian Car & Foundry Company
Wall Street
New
York and Canada Agree on Payments for Shell Orders
The contract announced covers payments for future orders of shells immediately after current orders are fulfilled.
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York
Canada
Allies Planning Some Big War Move In Italy Cabinet Meeting
Rome dispatch reports the Italian cabinet to discuss new measures after the quadruple entente allies decide on future war conduct. The measures are described as similar to German methods that secured recent success.
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Rome
Paris
Turin
Stampa
Boy Shouts at Sister Scene Stuns Boston Theatre
Four-year-old Harry Flynn son of the Commissioner of State Aids and Pensions caused a sensation at the Boston Theatre last evening when he recognized his 11-year-old sister on the screen in the photo play He Couldn't Make His Brain Be have The audience laughed and applauded as the girl is carried from the water at Winthrop Beach in the film.
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Harry Flynn
Aids
Boston
Winthrop Beach
Ella May
Harry
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