Reporter Assaulted by Officer Sparks Court Action
Paroiman Glancy of Station 1 allegedly kicked and punched a reporter early Sunday near the Ludwig House on Hanover Street. In Municipal Court the reporter was discharged, with a warrant later sought for Officer Glancy and the case to go before the police commission.
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Joseph P. Glancy
Station 1
Brown
East Boston
Hanover Street
Ludwig House
Pierce
Glancy
Rosatto
D. K
Leutenant
Cne
Coakley
Lieuteant Rosatto
Farrell to Contest Police Conduct At Board Hearing
Charles Farrell of 3 Washington street plans to file a complaint against Officer Jordan of Station 4 with the police board. Farrell was arrested Saturday near Harrison avenue and Essex street while with two men and a woman, alleging rough treatment and torn clothes. He was charged with profanity and later dismissed in Municipal Court. Jordan faced prior accusations involving Ambrose J. Lambert, a reporter, leading to a civil suit and ongoing commission review.
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Charles Farrell
Washington Street
Jordan
Farrell
Harrison Avenue
Essex Street
Barrell
Ambrose J. Lambert
Lambert
Lineman Scarred By 2000 Volt Electric Contact
Attleboro September 23 Horace Thornton of the Electric Light Company was scalded when changing carbons and slipped into a live circuit delivering 2000 volts. He was rescued by nearby workers and badly burned on his right hand and body. Dr Battershall treated his wounds in his office and then took him home.
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Attleboro
Horace Thornton
Electric Light Company
General Scho field to retire after reaching sixty four year limit
Washington dispatch says General Scho field who reaches the sixty four year limit Sunday will no longer attend Board of Ordinance meetings as he presides today at the final session of the board.
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Washington
Train Kills Farmer at Hyde’s Grade Crossing
Julius Bemis of Potopoag was killed when a mail train struck his wagon at Hyde's crossing in Brookfield. The horse and driver died, the wagon wrecked, and Bemis's body was taken to Brookfield for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Julius Bemis
Potopoag
Hyde's
Beaulieu Holiday Rail Excursion to North Adams
North Adams excursion advertised on the Fitchburg line offers a round trip rate for a special holiday outing. The measure promotes a scenic ride through Deerfield Valley as a festivity aligned with Yuletide travel.
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Deerfield
North Adams
Parlor Furniture Sale Slashes Prices in Avon Street Showroom
Boston house offers its Turkish and parlor furniture at deep discounts to clear space for new stock. Several furniture suits are reduced, including 5 and 8 piece brocatelle, tapestry, silk damask, and silk brocatelle sets with prices cut from hundreds to about half, urging customers to take advantage of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
46 to 54 Students
All those who have not yet furnished will find everything they want ready for immediate delivery.
Too Close to Universalists Objection to Breen Church
Contention flares over Rev. 8 S. E. Breen's plan to build a church on Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge as the First Universalist Church opposes the project. Universalist pastor Rev. George W. Bicknell cites proximity concerns and potential service interference, while Breen's supporters argue the dispute is mainly opposition to the new Union Church. An ordinance to impose a fire limit restricting to brick or stone structures is discussed as part of the controversy.
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S. E. Breen
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
First Universalist Church
Mr. Breen
Union Church
George W. Bicknell
Universalist Church
Union
Breen
Mr. Bicknell
Carlisle Visit at Gray Gables Aide Ship to Buzzard's Bay
Secretary and Mrs Carlisle traveled from Marion aboard the John D Rogers and stay overnight at Gray Gables. The President and Mr Carlisle fished in Buzzards Bay and plan another trip tomorrow. Secretary Carlisle will fly back to Washington on Thursday. Private Secretary Thurber arrived at Gray Gables tonight.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Carlisle
Marion
John D. Rogers
Gray Gables
Washington
Thurber
Child Drowns In Washtub At Aunt's House
Rockville reports a one year nine month old child of Mrs Amia Sanger drowned in a washtub this afternoon after wandering from home to an aunt’s house. The aunt was hanging out clothes when the accident occurred.
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Rockville
Conn
Amiia Sanger
Boston & Albany Announces Oct 8 New York Excursion
The Boston and Albany line promotes an October 8 excursion to New York, describing it as the best value for the money ever planned and aiming to attract a wide passenger turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston & Albany
English lodger convicted of manslaughter in shooting death
Charles J. Parslow was found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal Sept 1 shooting of James F. Cannon at 241 Shawmut Avenue lodging house. The English immigrant testified he did not aim to shoot and did not know the revolver was loaded. Judge Sherman presided in the Superior Criminal Court as Parslow’s counsel raised exceptions to the verdict.
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Charles J. Parslow
James F. Cannon
Conner
Parslow
Connor
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Shawmut Avenue
H. C. Deans
Cannon
Mary J. Radigan
Jim
Wragg
Division 6
América
England
YACHT NOT FOUND AFTER DIGGING AT RIVER SEARCH
Diver Michael Hariey searched the Piscataqua River for missing yachtsmen Ray H Nye and Fred P Blakeslee after their sloop Juniata sank near the Portmouth Kittery bridge. The grapnel found only a Postal Telegraph cable, and Hurley will resume the hunt tomorrow morning with strong tide complicating the effort.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Michael Hariey
Ray H. Nye
Fred P. Blakeslee
West Medford
Juniata
Portamouth
Kittery
Postal Telegraph Company
Maine
Conant
Nye
Hurley
Accident on the beach amputates hand of worker
Alexander McDonald a laster employed by Harney Bros. was wounded while gunning on the beach when the breech of his gun faded. His left hand was shattered and had to be amputated after he was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Alexander McDonald
Harney Bros
Carney Fund Reaches 1921 With Parish Support
The relief fund for Carney Hospital totals 1921 dollars after a $200 contribution from the Rev. James Lee and his Revere parishioners. A committee meeting Thursday at noon will decide if a public entertainment is held to raise more funds.
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Carney Hospital
James Lee
Revere
Bast Albany excursion date to New Leah and Hudson River
Oct 8 is the date for the Bast Albany excursion to New Leah chees Albany and Hudson River, returning River line. Only %.
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Albany
New Leah Chees
Hudson River
L road delay aldermen grant more time petition location
The Boston Board of Aldermen granted West Roxbury and Roslindale street railway permission to lay tracks in West Roxbury with an overhead system on Grove Centre Beech Washington Walk Hill South and Keyes streets and on Washington between Grove and Beach and Brandon Street. The Norfolk Suburban line also seeks location. hearings and legal positions noted.
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Board of Aldermen
West
Beech Street
Washington Street
Walk Hill
South Street
Keyes Street
Grove and
Beach
Brandon Street
Amherst Street
Bailey
Alderman Folsom
Dorchester
Committee On Finance
Boston Elevated Railway Company
13000 New Postmasters Named in Year Report
Fourth As sistant Postmaster-General R A Maxwell reports 13000 new fourth class postmasters appointed in the year ending June 30 with 769 due to death Major McDonough formerly assistant superintendent of mails at the Boston post office is mentioned in the report Washington Sept 23
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Washington
R. A. Maxwell
Major McDonough
Boston
Treasury reports gold reserve at 95.7 million dollars
The Treasury reported the official gold reserve as of close of business today totaling 95 million 671 thousand 207 dollars. The figure reflects the government's gold holdings and is published in the daily financial briefing.
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Washington
Treasury
Colonial Sofa The High Back Winged Piece in Colonials
A description of the antique high back winged Colonial sofa noting its four foot tall back, mahogany wing facing, and floral chintz or cretonne covering. The design borrows from the seventeenth century fireplace settle and now offered as a set including one side chair and one fireplace chair at a low price.
Weather forecast for New England and New York cooling trend
Washington reports a Tuesday forecast of fair and cooler weather for New England and eastern New York with northerly winds and about a 20 degree fall. Barometer patterns show rising readings in the lake region and central valleys, falling north of New England and Montana, with cooler air spreading to the Atlantic coast by tomorrow.
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Washington
New England
New York
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Ohio
Mississppi
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Lake
Tennessee
Atlantic
North Carolina
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Cambridge Contention
Universalists
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Homicide
Fortsmouth
Lynn Beach
Carney Fund
Sun
Haile
Massachusetts G. O. P
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Morse
Boston Board
West Roxbury
Curtis
Metropolitan Water Board
Water Commissioners of
Committee On Ordinance
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Pinion
General Court
House of Industry
Ito
Lal
Paine Welurniture CO
Canal Street
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