Weinberg Withdraws 35 Names in Ward Registration Dispute
The charges of illegal registration against 122 voters were reduced when Hyman Weinberg withdrew 35 names. Only 15 cases remain to be heard by the Board of Election Commissioners tomorrow. The dispute centered on alleged ward stacking for Joseph A. Conry in the congressional contest.
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Hyman Weinberg
anti-Lomasney
Weinberg
Board of Election Commissioners
Lomasney
Joseph A. Conry
Arrested on Arson Charge in Everett
Everett Sept 16 State Officer Smith arrested Reuben Johnson 44 of Harvard Avenue on an arson indictment returned by the grand jury. The July fire damaged Johnsons home and investigators found rags saturated with oil. He was arraigned before Judge Bruce and discharged for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Everett
Smith
Reuben Johnson
Harvard Avenue
Johnson
Bruce
Seavey family menaced by repeated gunman attempts
Ed ward A. Cunningham, a former convict outlaw, made two separate attempts to reach the Seavey house in Newport New Hampshire, despite three guards. The panic at the Seavey home grows as pursuers accuse Guild Village residents of aiding the fugitive, fueling a bitter feud among locals.
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N. H
Edward A. Cunningham
Seavey
Sarah Seavey
Guild Village
Cunningham
Kentucky
Sarah
Papa
River Street
Franklin Falls
Lowell
Mary A. Cunningham
Park Avenue
Dracut
Fear of shooting affray as Cunningham pursues teen rival
A tense search unfolds around 17 year old Sarah Seavey amid Cunningham threats. Armed men chase through woods near Guild Hill and Bald Mountain while alerts mount and Sheriff King posts a line of riders.
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Hoy
Bald Mountain
Bucky Glynn
Newport
Guild
Sunapee
Sugar River
William Dalton
Hog's Hill
Guild Hill
Glynn
Sheriff King
Guildhill
Seavey House
Sarah Seavey
Murder Charge Looms In New Hampshire Killing
Twenty seven indictments were returned by the grand jury. The standout count accuses John Paine of first degree murder for shooting Officer Sterling on August 23 in Dover New Hampshire.
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Dover
N. H
John &. Paine
Sterling
Fortune to found school in Ipswich
Ipswich plans a new Ipswich Institute funded by the will of John Burnham Brown, a wealthy railroad man born in Ipswich in 1837. The institute on Town Hill will focus on railroad related education, with about 25 acres and 100 acres more of Brown's land. endowment figures are not yet set.
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John Burnham Brown
Mr. Brown
Jay Gould
Commonwealth
John B. Brown
Boston
New York
Converse, Harding Company
Grover
Chicago
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Panville
Ill
Great Creek
Brown
Great Western Wheat Lines
Grand Trunk
United States
Middle West
Chicago & Western Indiana
Ipswich Institute
Town Hill
New Institute
Malden Pastor to Go South
The Rev. John Reed Shannon of Centre Church Malden will move to Washington D C to become pastor of Metropolitan Church. He replaces Bishop Bristol who resigns after election to the episcopacy at the last Methodist general conference in Baltimore.
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Centre Church
Malden
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Church
McKinley
Grant
Pr. Shannon
Bishop Bristol
Methodist Churches
Baltimore
Pastor's Bride Quietly Marries Reigel After Turbulent Romance
The Rev Gertrude Roscoe and Rev Robert Reigel wed quietly after a long sequence of affairs and broken engagements. Roscoe spoke of enduring scrutiny and vowed loyalty as a supportive wife while facing potential ecclesiastical action from Mrs Pierce, a former West Coast correspondent. Hazel, daughter of Mrs Pierce, was offered a place in Roscoe's family if needed. The couple began duties at a Massachusetts church following their June wedding.
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Riegel
Clarence H. Young
Assinippi
Rockland
Mr. Young
Reigel
Omaha
Neby
Pierce
Hazel
Mr. Reigel
England
Gertrude Roscoe
Leeds
Miss Roscoe
Mt. Washington
Haverhill
Appleton Street
Boston
Thomas Roscoe
Medford
Alfred Roscoe
Farragut Street
Universalist Church
Orleans
Masrs
West
Ecclesiastical Council
Curtis Waterman
Marmola Tablets Promoted As Weight Loss Solution
An advertisement promoting Marmola Prescription Tablets claims they help overfat women shed weight after meals and at night, making dieting unnecessary. It asserts the treatment is harmless, economical at 75 cents, and available at druggists or from the Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
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Directoire
Fatness
Marmola Company
Detroit
Mich
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