Jailed Slayer of His Cousin Convicted in Eastern Massachusetts Murder
Antonio Gianetti, 40, of North End, was arrested after two failed suicide attempts at the Charles River basin and charged with killing his second cousin Carmella Gianetti, 50, whose body was found near Baker's Hill Cliftondale. He allegedly confessed to police after regional detectives hunted him for two days. Blood-stain evidence prompts chemical tests at Harvard Medical School. Gianetti denies jumping into the river to hide the crime or wash the stains from his clothes.
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Thatchercourt
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Joseph Cavagnaro
Hanover Street
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Wells
State Police
Joseph
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Five Buildings Ember in Corinna Main Street Fire
Fire destroyed five Main Street structures in Corinna Maine including Ireland Brothers grist mill. Loss estimated at 60000 dollars. Firefighters from Dexter and Newport aided by townspeople who helped carry water as the electric plant burned leaving the village in darkness.
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Main Street
Dexter
Newport
Ireland Brothers
Inferno Destroys Corinna Grist Mill And Surrounding Buildings
A noon fire destroyed Ireland Brothers grist mill and adjacent structures in Corinna, destroying two story blocks, a four story elevator, a drug store, and a general store with estimated losses totaling about 80 000 dollars. Firefighters from Newport and Dexter aided two hours of effort to confine the blaze after a hand tub failed. The origin was likely a gasoline engine in the mill basement near the town electric plant. Corinna, Penobscot county, population around 1300.
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Ireland Brothers
Irvin N. Jackson
F. L. Redman
John Tricky
Frank Macumber
Jackson Block
Newport
Dexter
Corinna
Penobscot County
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Polo Player in Love Suit
Herbert H. Berry, Plymouth business man, is defendant in a $5000 suit filed by Pierre Houde, polo half back, who claims Berry alienated his wife Catherine Houde. Houde alleges Berry sought to injure him by winning her affections, listing March 22 April 19 July 15 and July 21 as dates of alleged alienation.
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Pierre Houde
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Sugar Jumps Despite Cargo Import in Boston Market
Sugar prices in Boston rose from seven to seven and a half cents per pound yesterday despite $700,000 of sugar imported on the steamship Imani from Java. Wholesalers blamed the rise on crop shortages and European speculation, noting 2% ships laden with sugar near the Suez Canal carrying 144,000 tons versus 177,000 a year ago.
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Imani
Java
Europe
Suez Canal
Scottish Rite Plans Boston Meet for 998th Session
The Northern Jurisdiction Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons held its 998th annual meeting in Saratoga New York and planned events in Boston on Sept 30 to Oct 8 1912 Invitations were authorized for all foreign jurisdiction members. Delegates traveled to Lake George for afternoon sessions and reports from committees.
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N. Y
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
United States
Boston
Washington
Lake George
Unconscious Malden Girl Dies After Illness
Miss Katherine G. Tully aged 4 of 58 Centre Street Malden died yesterday morning after being found unconscious at home Sunday with Bright's disease. She had been ill and suffering from the condition prior to her death.
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Centre Street
Malden
Bright
Les Bone
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