World-weary traveler on trial for jewelry theft in Boston
Charles Sayles, 25, described as a citizen of no country, told Judge Murray in Municipal Criminal Court he had wandered to many flags. He faced charges of stealing $85 in jewelry from Corinne B Hall of Boston, while she was chaperoned by her father Foster A Hall. Sayles was sent to the Massachusetts Reformatory amid her tearful farewell.
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Murray
Balzac
Charles Sayles
Lfe
Corinne B. Hall
Foster A. Hall
Berkeley Street
Boston
Sayles
Cuticura Remedies End Eczema For Jed E Beker
A Water Valley New York man Jed E Beker describes eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He notes prolonged use with full skin recovery in four to five weeks. He adds his wife benefited from Cuticura syringes for female troubles. Three years later he endorses the remedies as the greatest in the world.
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Jed E. Beker
Grotto St
Watervliet
N. Y
Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Skin Ailments
A ingle anointing with Cuticura Ointment after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Pills offers relief for torturing skin conditions and disfigurements. The ad claims rapid relief and possible cure, notes Cuticura products sold worldwide and lists Soap, Cinsenens, Resolvent, and Pills with prices, plus a free Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases from Potter Drug & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Em. Corp
Boston
Mass
J T Trowbridge Celebrates 80th Birthday
Jacob T Trowbridge the novelist and poet marked his 80th birthday with numerous letters and telegrams of congratulation from admirers. He received flowers and gifts and spent the day quietly at his home in good health at an advanced age.
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Jacob T. Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Massachusetts Sunday School Convention Plans In Lowell
The Massachusetts Sunday School Association announced full arrangements for its annual convention in Lowell October 8 9 and 10. The body includes 37000 officers and teachers and oversees more than 340000 members. Prominent speakers from across the country will attend including Rev O P Gifford D D Rev R G Seymour D D Rev Robert F Y Pierce D D W C Pearce Marshall A Hudson Wilbert W White and university presidents W H P Faunce William E Huntington and Caroline Hazard of Wellesley College.
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Lowell
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Massachusetts
O. P. Gifford
D. D
Buffalo
N. S
R. G. Seymour
Philadelphia
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Scranton
Penn
W. C. Pearce
Chicago, Ill
Marshall A. Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
Wilbert W. White
New York
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
William E. Huntington
Boston University
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Yom Kippur Observances Draw Wide Boston Attendance
On Yom Kippur 70 000 Hebrews observed the fast in synagogues temples and sanctuaries across the city many stores closed factories hushed. The ram's horn signaled forgiveness as the day ended with services led by Rabbi Charles Fleischer in East Boston.
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Yom Kippur
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles Fleischer
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Meets in Boston
The monthly board meeting was held yesterday at the society rooms to discuss anti discrimination legislation affecting licensed communities and the distribution of temperance pamphlets to schools. Silas E. Fayes of Norfolk served as presiding vice-chairman.
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Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Silas E. Fayes
Norfolk
Patrick Clary Missing After Ireland Arrival
Mrs. Nellie G. Clary O'Neal of 63 Warren Street Arlington asks the Post to locate her uncle Patrick Clary who landed Sept 9 from Ireland. It is unclear whether he landed in New York or another port.
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Patrick Clary
Ireland
Nellie G. Clary O'Neal
Warren Street
Arlington
Post
St. Joseph's Chaoveh
New York
Sullivan
Waltham
Ann Sullivan
Cros Street
St. Mary's Church
Vlease Jeremiah,nee
Hol
Democratic Victory Grows in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report shows the constitution adopted by about three to one, prohibition carried by at least 30,000, and the Democratic State ticket led by Charles N. Haskell of Muskogee winning by about 20,000. Democrats also appear to win four of five U S Representatives according to late returns.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Muskogee
Old Home Week at Mechanics Hall Reports Losses
Chairman W. E. Patterson testified that Old Home Week carnival costs exceeded receipts by 2049.80 dollars. Exhibitors William Ticknor and Adolph Vogel accused Fred Prescott of false promises of Boston participation and vaudeville, while questioning booth construction costs and Prescott’s earnings.
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W. E. Patterson
Mechanics’ Hall
Patterson
Fitzgerald
William Ticknor
Adolph Vogel
Fred Prescott
Boston
Prescott
Ticknor
D. Lane
William Terhune
Electricians Seek Higher Pay in New Union Wage Scale
Boston local of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers announced a new wage scale to take effect Oct. 1 if approved by employers. The plan backs 44 hour weeks with a Saturday half holiday, raises journeymen from 45 to 50 cents an hour and helpers from 25 to 31 1/2 cents, with support from the Boston Central Labor Union and allied groups.
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Boston
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Boston Central Labor Union
Building Trades Section
State Association of Electrical Workers’ Unions
International Electrical Workers’ Union
Noddle Island Assembly Reform Meeting Highlights Union Breach Talk
Noddle Island Assembly in East Boston discussed breaches of agreement by stevedores and referred matters to the Longshoremen's Trade Council. The Boston Patternmakers Association nominated officers and received one initiation and two new membership applications. Community union posts and charity gifts were noted along with talks by district council leaders and plans for a Sunday meeting on a proposed death benefit system.
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Noddle Island Assembly
R. of A
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Longshoremen’s Trade Council For Action
Boston Patternmakers’ Association
Washington Street
M. Paulson
L. W. Gill
W. A. Bates
L. C. Powers
S. M. Lent
C. H. Clark
C. N. Crandall
M. Ericson
W. A. Clough
George A. Ruby
George A. Remick
W. D. Lewis
D. A. Anderson
M. K. Harris
Wiliam Neilson
J. van Ham
L. F. Joy
D. Mansfield
L. J. van Ham
W. Barrows
C. Pooley
Peter J. Donahue
Teamdrivers’ District Council
Fred W. Mansfield
People’s Legal Security Company
Stablemen’s Union 407
Campbell Street
Old Man Meickie Killed by City Car in Chelsea
August Mcnkie aged 76 was struck by East Boston tunnel line Car 5061 on Central avenue Chelsea at 7 35 last night He died before reaching Frost Hospital Motorman Edward L Conn and Conductor Henry W Burke were aboard Conn said Meickie appeared suddenly in front of the car The body was sent to the morgue Conn was arrested charged with manslaughter awaiting bail The deceased lived at 72 Willow street and worked for Magee Furnace Company and Chelsea Gas Company The widow survives
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August Mcnkie
Central Avenue
Chelsea
East Boston
Boston
Edward L. Conn
Chelsea Street
East
Henry W. Burke
Conn
Meickie
Frost Hospital
Melckie
Willow Street
Magee Furnace Company
Chelsea Gas Company
Miss Isabelle Huntington Weds Herbert M. Bacon in Hartford Church
In Windsor Avenue Congregational Church Hartford Miss Isabelle Morgan Huntington daughter of Mr and Mrs Huntington married Herbert M Bacon of Boston. Rev Harry I Peabody officiated.
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Hartford, Conn
Windsor Avenue Congregational Church
Isabelle Morgan Huntington
Fear No Epidemic of Fever at Hospital
Despite six nurses at the Homeopathic Hospital being struck with typhoid, doctors see no epidemic risk for the 220 patients and 200 employees.
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Homeopathic Hospital
Sinn Fein Club of Boston Meets in Wells Memorial
The Sinn Fein Club of Boston met last night in Wells Memorial building. Delegates attended from Charlestown Lynn Dedham Roxbury Brookline and South Boston.
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Sinn Fein Club of
Boston
Wells Memorial Building
Charlestown
Lynn
Dedham
Roxbury
Brookline
South Boston
Explosion kills 11 and injures 12 at Michoacan factory
In Toluca a boiler explosion at the Ferrer factory in Asorrader, Anguan gueo district, Michoacan, caused eleven deaths and twelve injuries due to an employee’s neglect of duty.
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Mexico
Toluca
Ferrer
Asorrader
Anguangueo
Michoacan
Explosion injures workers at boiler area near noon
The blast before noon left 12 injured with three mortally hurt as proprietors and workmen repaired machinery near the boiler. Authorities probed the cause and cited employee neglect for allowing surplus steam to escape, detailing extensive building and machinery damage.
Refused to Tell of Self Defies Extradition in Goodwin Case
Newburyport Sept 18. Gertha A Goodwin the woman lawyer in male attire fights extradition to Pittsburg police. Arrested at State street home, she wore overalls and jumper and refused to reveal anything about herself. Held in 600 bail. A mysterious woman friend aids but fails to secure sureties. Embezzlement counts alleged by Pittsburg police.
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Newburyport
Pittsburg
Gertha A. Goodwin
State Street
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