Burglar posed as rich suitor held on Jamaica Plain burglaries
Lawrence Randall, 25, of Worcester, arrested by Inspectors Hart and Conway in Cambridge. He posed as a wealthy suitor to win a Cambridge family member, but is charged with two Jamaica Plain break ins. He has $2000 bonds and awaits October grand jury action. Police identify him with Leo Parquette, a former Concord Reformatory inmate. Randall denies the burglaries, claiming carpentry work in Worcester all summer.
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President Wilson to Vote at Princeton in Primary
President Wilson will leave Washington for Princeton New Jersey to vote for Acting Governor Fielder in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. It will be his first visit to his home town since March 3 and he will be there only a few hours before returning to Washington.
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Steamer Chalister Chief Engineer Missing at Sea
The cargo steamer Chalister from Glasgow on its maiden voyage reached New York with the mystery of chief engineer William Blyth missing after last seen at midnight September. Crew cannot tell if he fell overboard or was by design lost. Blyth was assigned to the ship for this first voyage only by the builders.
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Cascarets promise relief for bilious liver and constipation
Get a 10 cent box of Cascarets and end misery from constipation and biliousness. The ad claims quick results for stomach headaches dizziness and a clear head, urging use for adults and children and noting all druggists sell Cascarets.
Portrait of Headmaster Sherburn Now on View
An excellent portrait of E. P. Sherburn, headmaster of the Jefferson School at Jamaica Plain for 10 years, is on view in the Copley Galleries at 103 Newbury Street. Painted by Richard Andrew, it occupies a prominent place and will hang there for two weeks before being donated to the Jefferson School. The portrait is a gift of the alumni.
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Copley Galleries
Central body formed for Boston Jewish hospital effort
The Beth Israel Hospital Association auxiliaries plan a joint meeting in Roxbury to discuss uniting with the Mt Sinai Auxiliary to create a single central authority. Speakers include Mt Sinai officials Lehman Pickett Judge Rubenstein Nathan Pinanski and others outlining a $125,000 hospital project in Boston.
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David A. Laurie
Leon J. Lyons
Henry H. Levenson
Sheriff Quinn Recovers Escaped Sailor From New York
Detective Sheriff John Quinn of Charles Street jail trailed Edward Gaffney, 28, who escaped the jail on Sept 13 by climbing a wall and boarding a baker’s wagon. Quinn tracked him to New York City, where Gaffney was arrested for drunkenness and returned to jail for four months after being identified.
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Sicilian Fulfills Six Year Vow Shots Quarryman
Tony Antolin, a Sicilian, shot and fatally wounded Antonio Carrabone, a quarryman, in Logansport Indiana after arriving from Seattle to fulfill a vow made six years earlier. The incident occurred late yesterday.
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Snowfall in West Breaks All Records
Duluth Minn September 22 A weather bureau record fell as snow blanketed northern Minnesota and Lake Superior shores with Port Arthur Ont and Grand Marais Minn also reported snow. The Duluth average temperature reached 35 degrees marking an historic early season snowfall.
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Milk Prices Stay High As Hood Plans Premiums
Boston milk traders announce winter prices averaging 30 cents a can with October to March ranges from 35 to 42 cents per can. H P Hood Company adds a premium of 1 cent per can to dairies scoring 65 or more on health board inspections, promising higher producer pay and no raise for consumers.
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Miss Randall Is A Bride In Medford Ceremony
Miss Elsie M. Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Randall of Back Bay became the bride of Clifton Loring son of Mrs Freeman Allen Loring of West Medford last night at the First Parish Unitarian Church Medford The Rev Henry C DeLong officiated The bridal party included John F McDonald and Mr and Mrs John B Leavitt Loring was a former secretary of the Democratic State committee and was nominated for Lieutenant Governor in 1911 They will reside at 42 Crescent Street Cambridge after a wedding trip to the White Mountains prior to October 15
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Brooks Street
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Cholera Toll in Bucharest Reaches 1187 Cases
Bucharest in Roumania reports 1187 cholera cases under surveillance with 45 deaths. The count reflects the current outbreak intensity in the capital as health officials monitor the spread.
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Roumania
Georgia Congressman Improves in Health
THOMASVILLE GA Sept 22 Representative S A Roddenberry of Georgia, previously critically ill at his home, was reported much improved today. His physician said he had a good night's rest and that he is suffering from a nervous breakdown.
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Georgia
London Bus Men's Strike Settled
London omnibus workers reach a settlement at a conference of the British Board of Trade. Terms to be officially announced at tonight’s meetings held by the men.
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Uses for Dogfish Probed By Scientists
Scientific investigators report dogfish could become valuable beyond nuisance status. They foresee dogfish as future food, plus uses for oil, fertilizer, tanning fluid and gelatin. Entri es, eggs and skins fetch money when handled properly. Fertilizer from dogfish is nitrogen rich. Skins yield high quality paper and utensil handles. Eggs resemble halibut in flavor and value, selling 3 to 5 cents per pound for tanning. A market for dogfish as table food is developing, with demand rising among Chinese and potential relief from living costs.
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Cadets May Be Court-Martialed Over Hazing Appeal
Eighteen West Point cadets under punishment for hazing may face court martial after appealing to Secretary Garrison without first filing with the academy superintendent. The cadets argue they were punished for following orders in drilling juniors but are charged with violating a regulation prohibiting cadets from compelling lowerclassmen into ridiculous or humiliating positions.
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Military Academy
Bryan teaches Japanese youths in education claim
Senator Martine told the Senate that Secretary Bryan fixed charges include educating Japanese youths. He said Bryan once supported two Japanese boys and now believes he is educating three or four more. No names or details were given.
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