Dennis Held in $1000 Bail on Forgery Charge
Chester W. Dennis former Alderman and former Lynn mayoral candidate was arraigned before Judge Sullivan on forging and uttering a note for 155 dollars signed by his father John D. Dennis. He pleaded not guilty and was held in 1000 dollars bail for a Sept 28 hearing with Loretta Dennis as surety.Broker George S. Robinson alleges Dennis prepared the note dated July 1 for 155 dollars in the name of Tufts.
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Chester W. Dennis
Lynn
Sullivan
John D. Dennis
Loretta Dennis
Dennis
George S. Robinson
Young Dennis
William L. Tufts
Girl Tries to Shoot Man in Melrose Street Incident
Lydia Miller, 25, attempted to shoot Joseph Breare on Hawkins Street after grabbing a revolver from her dress. Breare was injured in the struggle before Patrolman Brauer stopped the attack. Miller was arrested for assault with a loaded weapon and later tried to use the gun again while in custody. She was due in court today.
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Lydia Miller
Joy Street
Brauer
Joseph Breare
Melrose
Hawkins Street
Breare
Miller
Angora Goat Ownership Placed Before Walpole Court
In Foxboro on September 14 three Angora goats wandered from Dr. Francis A. Bragg’s Foxboro goat farm to Uriah W. Boyden’s property. A search warrant located the animals and both men claim ownership. Boyden says he bought them from a junk dealer. Bragg seeks rightful title.
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Foxboro
Solomon
Walpole
Francis A. Bragg
Uriah W. Boyden
Boyden
Hub Italians Relief Fund Organized in Boston
The Italians of Boston have contributed 470 to the Red Cross Society in Italy for southern Italy earthquake victims. A relief fund committee of 100 has been formed with George A. Scigliano as president Gateno Alvino as treasurer and M Marinoni as secretary.
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Italy
Boston
Red Cross Society
George A. Scigliano
Gaetano Alvino
M. Marinoni
Cape Cod to Illinois by Auto in Nine Days
Highland Illinois dispatch notes W J Holbrook and wife returning from Hyannisport Massachusetts after driving home in their car. They left September 5 and averaged 133 miles per day over the trip, spending the summer at Cape Cod.
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Cape Cod
Illinois
Highland, Ill
W. J. Holbrook
Hyannisport
Mass
Holbrooks
More Students Than Before Open New England Conservatory Season
The New England Conservatory opened its 53rd year with noon exercises in Jordan Hall led by Director George W. Chadwick. Students from every state plus Hawaii and several countries attend, with last year’s enrollment over 2100 expected to rise. women outnumber men about four to one. New wind instructors include Andre Maquarie flute C Lenoi oboe L S Canfield trombone and C Vannini clarinet, all from the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Conservatory
George W. Chadwick
Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
Nicaragua
Canada
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Morocco
Japan
South Africa
Ralph L. Flanders
Andre Maquarie
C. Lenoi
L. 8. Canfield
Prohibitionists Nominate Slate for Massachusetts Tickets
Willard O. Wylie of Beverly heads the Prohibition ticket for governor with John H. Smith of Dalton as lieutenant governor and Jonathan V. Lewis of Stoneham for secretary of state. Dr C. D Albro of Milford seeks treasurer, Herbert B. Griffin of Boston auditor, and Allen Coffin of Nantucket attorney general. Convention at Park Street Church drew 104 delegates led by Rev. D. L. Martin after an address by temperance advocate E. Tennyson Smith.
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Willard O. Wylie
Beverly
Massachusetts
John H. Smith
Dalton
Jonathan V. Lewis
Stoneham
C. D Albro
Milford
Herbert B. Griffin
Boston
Allen Coffin
Nantucket
Park Street
D. L. Martin
E. Tennyson Smith
Hall predicts first ballot victory in Republican Lt Governor race
The Hon. Frederick S. Hall of Taunton said that if any candidate has a majority on the first ballot at the Republican State convention, it will be Hall himself. He spoke yesterday as a potential nominee for lieutenant governor.
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Frederick S. Hall
Taunton
Post Artists Work Excels with Charming Sketches
Readers judge two entries. Karin Sandelof earns praise for a machine like charm in her piece though the chickens overwhelm the scene. Miss M Hunt from Bowdoin Street Dorchester receives high marks for a pleasing subject titled Out of Reach.
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Karin Sandelof
M. Hunt
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Children’s Editor Seeks Art Club Sketches for Publication
Letter from the Children's Editor urges Young People's Art Club members to write names and addresses on a paper attached to drawings and include contact in letters. It promises daily posting and surprises as many little sketches by young artists are selected for publication.
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Children of the Young People’s Art Club
E. B. Phillips Dies, Noted Railroad Builder and Banker
Elijah Brigham Phillips aged 86 died at his Brookline home after 50 years in railroads. He started as a receiving clerk for the Boston and Worcester, rose to superintendent at Toledo Nor walk and Cleveland, led Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, formed Phillips & Colby, then headed Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts and Fitchburg. Survived by three children and descended from Bay Colony settlers and General Artemas Ward.
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Elijah Brigham Phillips
Cypress Street
Brookline
Mr. Phillips
Boston & Worcester
Toledo, Norwalk
Henry Ayling Phillips
Walter Brigham Phillips
Boston Stock Exchange
C. A. Page
Gaboondea
Bay Colony
Artemas Ward
Mushroom In Cellar Causes Wood Decay Question
A steady reader asks the editor how to kill a cellar mushroom that sprouts through wood and causes wood to crumble. He requests any reader recipes or remedies to try. Steady Reader signs off.
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Post
Loeb Reports Step Toward Artificial Life Creation
Professor Jacques Loeb of the University of California announces a new result in artificial life research. He identifies the fertilization membrane that forms around sea urchin and starfish eggs after fertilization and explains it as caused by substances excreted by the egg. Removing these substances may trigger the release of the egg's vital mechanism to produce artificial life.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jacques Loeb
University of California
Loeb
Claims Doctor Detained Her In New York Sailboat Case
Anna Thorndike seventeen accuses Dr. Virgil Munson of keeping her on Long Island Sound for two days after a New York signing of a marriage‑like agreement. Her parents press charges in Putnam, Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
Anna Thorndike
Virgil Munson
Putnam
New York
Long Island Sound
Miss Thorndike
Kiss Sparks Fatal Saloon Shootout Man Held Without Bail
John Mitchell shot and killed Isaac Anderson in a Wilmington saloon after seeking a final kiss from his sweetheart. He tracked the woman to a Girard Street house, where police captured him. Mitchell is held without bail pending court.
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Wilmington
Del
John Mitchell
Isaac Anderson
Girard Street
Mitchell
READY FOR REVENGE Aunt Mandy-Whatever tacks in pockets
Uncle Hiram jokes about danger as the townmobiles threaten to puncture his pockets with tacks and aimed revenge.
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Aunt Mandy
Epitaph for Carnegie to Include Full Word
Pittsburgh reports Andrew Carnegie insists his epitaph should contain the complete expletive. He declares he wants every letter of the qualifying adjective written in full, no d dash, matching his wishes. Burgess John McLuckie later shares Carnegie’s playful remark about future favors.
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Carnegie
Pittsburg
Andy
Andrew Carnegie
John McLuckie
Burgess
Homestead
Texas
McLuckie
Riots Prompt General Uprising Call In Tiflis
The revolutionary party in Tiflis issued a proclamation calling for a general uprising. The Governor of Elizabethpol requested more troops as rioters threaten. A deputation from Elizabethpol asked General Shirinkin to take immediate steps to prevent further bloodshed.
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Tiflis
Revolutionary Party
Elizabethpol
Shirinkin
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