Arrest in Cambridge Grid Iron prize fraud case
State police arrested Daniel Doyle in Attleboro on charges tied to the prize contest run by Phillip C. Barry on the Cambridge Grid Iron. Doyle faced six counts of larceny and conspiracy. bail set at 100 and he pled not guilty. He is the fourth person arrested, joining Harold D. Wilson Leonard F. Williams and Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Gridiron
Attleboro
Daniel Doyle
Phillip C. Barry
Doyle
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Raymond
Doyles
Harold D. Wilson
Somerville News
The
Gridiron
Leonard F. Williams
Plant Juice Claim Aids Digestive Trouble Says Old Soldier
An advertisement features the Plant Juice Man touting Plant Juice as a concentrated extract helping stomach, liver, and kidney issues. It cites a testimonial from Elijah F. Cudworth of Amerville praising relief from stomach souring, gas, headaches, and dizziness after using Plant Juice, with the seller promoting daily demonstrations at Liggett Drug Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elijah F. Cudworth
Walter Street
Amerville
G. A. R. Nan
Liggett Drug Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Encounter on the Abraham Lincoln aboard a submarine
In 1866 Professor Aronnax and his companions are captured by a mysterious submarine commander's vessel. He insists on their hospitality and imposes a single condition while offering liberty within limits on board. The scene sets a tense, forbidden exchange between civilized travelers and a man who rejects human law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronnax
Abraham Lincoln
Ned Land
Conseil
Master Land
Pierre Aron
America
Europe
Pacific
M. Aronnax
Farragut
Oedipus
Sphinx
ORRINE Trial Offer Claims Safe Home Treatment
DRUNKARDS SAVED advertisement promotes ORRINE with a money back offer if no results after a trial. It highlights two forms, a powder and pills, available privately at home without publicity, priced at $1.00 per box, with booklet and Washington DC address. Sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orline Co
Wash
D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Butler Killed By Fall From Roof in Charlestown
Thomas Butler of Charter Street died after a gutter gave way at the rear of 43 Lexington Street Charlestown. He was in the gutter lowering a bucket of tar when the gutter collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Butler
Charter Street
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Butler
Licensing Board Tightens Sales Rules for Bars
The Licensing Board ordered that proprietors and clerks dispense drinks and cigars only after bona fide cash purchase by the customer, citing violations by first and second class liquor dealers under an anti-treat regulation.
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Licensing Board
Definition of bona fide sale for cash under licensing rules
The Licensing Board clarifies that a bona fide sale means a cash sale for items charged to guests. Liquor or tobacco on licensed premises may not be served except through a bona fide cash purchase by the customer. Noncompliance may be treated as unfriendly attitude by the licensee.
Thayer Estate Bequeaths All to Wife Excluding Children
The will of Ezra R. Thayer dean of Harvard Law School is informal and leaves all property to his wife Ethel Randolph Thayer. It specifies she be executrix and requests exemption from bond sureties. The omission of provision for any issue of his is intentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra R. Thayer
Harvard Law School
Ethel Randolph Thayer
Dutch Steamer Koningen Emma Strikes Mine
The 9000 ton Dutch steamer Koningen Emma from Batavia struck a mine near Amsterdam. Passengers and crew were saved after the vessel sailed from Batavia August 19 for Amsterdam. The ship, 470 feet long, 57 feet beam, 37 feet deep, built at Rotterdam in 1918, is owned in Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Batavia
Java
Rotterdam
Giant Hawk Captured Aboard Steamer For Zoo Exhibit
A giant hawk measuring five feet six inches from wing tip was blown aboard the Leyland line steamship Bohemian during a storm last Thursday. Chief Officer D. Pearson captured the bird on the bridge and will present it to Frank Lin Park Zoo for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park Zoo
Leyland Line
Bohemian
D. Pearson
Giant hawk arrives in Boston aboard Bohemian
A remarkable hawk described as one of the finest seen locally was brought into Boston yesterday on the Leyland line steamship Bohemian. The discovery added a striking third story to the day’s unusual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Leyland Line
Hawk Attacks Officer Aboard Bohemian Off Irish Coast
A hawk aboard the Bohemian bound from Liverpool attacked Chief Officer Pearson during a storm about 200 miles off the Irish coast. Pearson subdued the injured bird and planned to present it to Franklin Park Zoo. The captain reported the suicide of Louis KE Ellis, 38, a horseman from Chelsea, during the voyage. Fifty four horsemen and two cabin passengers were aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Pearson
Franklin Park Zoo
Louis KE. Ellis
Jefferson Avenue
Chelsea
Ireland
115 Horses Freed At Stable Fire
A fire at Henry Ss Harris Sons stable on 38 and 40 Travers Street destroyed nothing but caused a $1000 loss. One hundred fifteen horses were hurried out by stablemen and volunteers as firemen acted swiftly to extinguish the blaze in about two minutes.
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Henry Ss. Harris Sons
Travers Street
Will of Callahan Leaves $10 to Local Catholic Charities
The Home for Destitute Catholic Children St Marys Infant Asylum in Dorchester and the Little Sisters of the Poor on Dudley Street each receive ten dollars under the will of Domenarl Callahan of Boston filed for probate in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Dorchester
Little Sisters of the Poor
Dudley Street
Lateranorah Callahan
Boston
Mas ons Elect Their Officers
Masons elect officers of the Supreme Council Northern Masonic Jurisdiction in Toledo Ohio led by Barton Smith for a third term as Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander. Other officers include Leon M Abbott Amos Pettibone H Kileroy A Goddard and others. next year ward degree candidates to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Supreme Council
Barton Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Leon M. Abbott
Boston
Amos Pettibone
Chicago
H. Kileroy A. Goddard
H. E. James H. Codding
Frederick W. Hamilton
Thomas E. Balding
Robert A. Shirrefs
William Geake
Guard
Charles M. Gerdenier
Frederick B. Stevens
George W. Currier
Horace A. Irvin
Josiah L. Seward
Henry J. Ballou
George W. Chester
Theodore H. Emmons
Robinson Locke
Charles Davis
KE. S. Griffith
Daniel J. Davis
George W. Moore
Foverign
Sir John Gibson
Supreme Council For Canada
Miss Margaret Colt Weds Albert Coolidge at East Aurora Home
Miss Margaret Stewart Colt daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Colt East Aurora New York married yesterday afternoon at her parents home to Albert Sprague Coolidge son of Mrs Frederic S Coolidge of Pittsfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stewart Colt
Ruaidcliffe
John T. Colt
East Aurora
Albert Sprague Coolidge
Frederic S$. Coolidge
Pittsfield
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Somerville
Carter’s
Winter St
Washington Street
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market St
Twerry Thor
Aus
Inget
Jules Verne
Nax
Museum of Paris
Nedland
United States of America
Nemo
Thayer
Giant Hawk
Bird
Masons
Coolidge
Colt
Paine
Morris
Rocker
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street and
St. James Avenue
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