Admits She Stole From Her Mother
In Norfolk Superior Court Mary C. McCormick of Milton pleaded guilty to larceny. She and George Forsythe left Milton in April and goods valued over 150 dollars vanished from her mother Catherine M. McCormick. The pair were found in New York, brought back to Quincy, and held on 500 bond for the grand jury. Forsythe discharged. McCormick to be sentenced later.
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Dedham
Mary C. McCormick
Milton
Norfolk
New York
Quincy
Miss McCormick
Forsythe
Pleads Guilty in Waltham Criminal Beat
Lyman B. Atwood pleaded guilty to attempted highway robbery breaking and entering and larceny in Waltham Police Court and was held on 3500 bail for the grand jury. Peter S. Zimmerman of Weston testified Atwood drew a gun during a ride request then fled when help arrived. He also faced charges for breaking into Rev. Place's house and stealing 17 dollars from the Highland ticket office of the B and M railroad. Police doubt Atwood comprehends the charges.
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Waltham
Lyman B. Atwood
Peter S. Zimmerman
Weston
Zimmerman
Atwood
Rev. C. A. Place
Highland
B. & M. Railroad
New Year Observances Across Boston Jewish Community
The 6667th Jewish New Year arrives tomorrow with 75,000 Greater Boston Jews pausing work and closing businesses. Synagogues conduct services led by rabbis and cantors at multiple temples including Union Park Street, Adath Israel, Mishkan Tefilah, Adath Jeshurun, and Ohel Jacob. Federation of Jewish Charities appeals for funds to aid relief efforts, noting last year’s expenditure of 42159.22 and upcoming Atonement Day contributions. community reports on aid to farmers, new business starts, and care for the ill.
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Greater
Boston
Jewish Protectory Society
Rutland
Union Park Street Temple
M. M. Bichler
E. Wolkowitch
Adath Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Blandford Street
Potter Hall
Charles Fleischer
Federation of Jewish Charities
Lehman Pickett
A. C. Ratshesky
J. H. Hecht
Ferdinand Strauss
Godfrey M. Hyams
Max Friedman
Deaconess Training School Opens Today in New Building
The New England Deaconess Association begins its fall term in a newly built location at Park and Bellevue. The school offers standard courses plus raffia work and basket weaving taught by a specialized instructor, with psychology added this year by Dr. F C Haddock.
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Training School
The
New England Deaconess Association
Park and
Bellevue Streets
F. Cc. Haddock
Preaching Losing Power Says Rev Mr Spurgeon
London Sept 18 The Rev Thomas Spurgeon successor to C H Spurgeon as Metropolitan Tabernacle pastor marks his birthday jubilee and laments sermons lack power today. He says stirring listeners is harder and the public favors lighter fare, not the fault of preachers but the people’s dwindled interest in serious reading.
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Spurgeon
London
Thomas Spurgeon
C. H. Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Lynn carpenter gives clue to Swampscott car shed yeggmen
J W Cleveland of Lynn testifies that two heavily built men matching Fabyan’s robbers description spoke to him in Central Square about York from New York and travel to Braintree. He saw a woman who followed the pair after their streetcar discussion, linking them to the Boston and Northern robbery.
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Central Square
Lynn
Mr. Cleveland
Braintree
New York
Swampscott
Lynn Marsh
Boston & Northern
Fabyan
Girl Missing at Cohasset From Sandy Cove Home
Anna Le Clair an eight year old domestic with ties to New York state disappeared from the home of her late employer Mrs. M D Silsbee in Sandy Cove Cohasset under peculiar circumstances leaving authorities to investigate her disappearance and any link to her guardianship or family.
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Anna
le Clair
New York State
M. D. Silsbee
Sandy Cove
Cohasset
Miss Le Clair Missing From Dorchester Family
Miss Le Clair a young, attractive servant for Sils bees in Dorchester left without notice earlier this month. Relatives in New York did not hear from her, and the case was turned to T. H. Higham's Boston detectives. The trail led to Kearsarge, New Hampshire, where it stopped on Sept. 12 and has since gone cold.
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Miss le Clair
Silsbees
Dorchester
New York
T. H. Higham
Detective Bureau
Boston
Because Girls Love Em So Reason for Barring Sailors
A dance hall manager warned Secretary Bonaparte that denying sailors admission would force closures. Civilians fear they cannot dance with uniforms, causing attendance to plummet while ships in port. The piece notes no offense to sailors, but profits dissolve as the bluejackets arrive.
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Washington
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Bonaparte
Vallely mother grateful for clue on missing daughter
Mrs Frances A Vallely of Calvary Street thanked the newspaper for locating her wandering daughter Mary Vallely, reported to be working in a Lewiston shirt factory. She said she had seen only the morning notice and urged publication of the picture to reach Mary and bring her home.
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Waltham
Frances A. Vallely
Calvary Street
Post
Mary
Lewiston
Death of Herbert F Norris Newspaper Man Known as Judge
Herbert F Norris a veteran newspaper man and City Hall reporter for the Boston American and formerly for the Boston Traveler died after months of illness. He lived in New Hampshire and had served as secretary of the Democratic State committee there and as a member of the Legislature from Epping. A Dartmouth alumnus, he also edited for the Manchester Union.
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Herbert F. Norris
Norris
City Hall
Boston American
Boston Traveler
New Hampshire
Democratic State Committee
Epping
Manchester Union
Dartmouth
Trio caught in Omaears Net in littering scare
Three people were arrested for littering after a banana peel a corncob and brewery grain spilled on a street. Salem Samara 60 of 100 Hudson Street dropped the corncob Thomas F Lind sey 26 of 62 Lexington Street allowed grain to run from his wagon and James D Di Angelus 2% of 9 Clark Street North End left the banana skin on the highway.
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Salem ‘Samara
Hudson Street
Thomas F
Lindsey
Lexington
James D. di Angelus
Clark Street
North End
When a Man Is Sick and Loses His Drive
An old time tonic advertises Trappist Fathers Phosphated Wine of Cinchona to restore health and vigor. It promises quicker recovery from nervous fatigue and anemia, boosts appetite and digestion, and claims to renew blood and energy. A trial bottle is urged through druggists.
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Trappist
Canada
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Tucker
Young Atwood
Dr. Morse
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Bibss Mission Society
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Ria
Deaconess Training School
Yeggs
Cleveland
Cahoon
Anna’ S. LE Clair
Bacon’s
Hamburg
Goodyear
Lymansville
Mason’s Fruit
Roxana
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Carterliver Pills
Carters
Mrs. Vallely
Clue
O’meara
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