Smoked Cigarettes Charged in School Libel Case
Walter L eet head master of the Washington school faces a criminal libel suit filed by Robert Silverman. Silverman testified at municipal court before Judge Adams that Harrington smoked cigarettes and acted ungentlemanly by neglecting to remove his hat. Witnesses from the school staff testified about pay practices while a former pupil denied any impropriety by Harrington.
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Walter Leet
Washon School
Robert Silverman
Silverman
Harrington
Adams
Washington
Kallen
John R. Murphy
Master Harrington
Helen Kallen
Charles F. Merrick
Lewellyn O. Wood
Alfred Martin
Charlestown High School
Samuel F. Smith
Frothingham
Smith
McClellan
Abandoned Chelsea Baby Girl Attracts Large Reception
A baby found in a Chestnut Street Chelsea carriage drew a crowd at a Shawmut Street day nursery yesterday. The infant, unnamed and fostered, cooed in a crib as observers noted her hopeful patience awaiting a foster mother. A couple with a baby was seen nearby earlier. they left without a child. If unclaimed, the infant will be moved to Chardon Street to await adoption.
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Shawmut Street
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
William Smith
Chardon Street Co
Harvard Man in Jail to Save Woman
The missing Harvard student William Scollay Whitwell is the subject of a plea to Carl Hansen to reveal if he sacrificed freedom to shield a woman's good name. Hansen refuses, citing duty to a client, with Whitwell's brother Cutler seeking clarity as another Harvard student, Frederick Burnham, also vanished after leaving campus.
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Harvard
New York
William Scollay Whitwell
Carl Fischer Hansen
Young Whitwell
Hansen
Cutler Whitwell
William Bedlay Whitwell
School of Mines At
Columbia
West 113Th Street
Frederick Burnham
University Grounds
Boston
Father John's Medicine Promises Wide Healing Claims
Advertises a tonic whose ingredients are said to nourish blood and tissue. Claims include curing consumption, halting wasting, nourishing the body, forming new tissue, and healing the lungs with a guaranteed result.
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Father John
Rizzo Sentenced to One Year for Mayhem Bite
Frank Rizzo was convicted yesterday of biting a finger from Rocco Manetta during a rough fight and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rizzo
Rocco Manetta
House of Correction
Speeding fines hit 24 motorists in Dedham court
In Dedham court on automobile day 24 motorists were arraigned for speeding and all were convicted and fined 15 dollars. Miss Ella M Derocher of Boston substituted herself for the defendant and was fined. Others pleaded guilty not guilty or default as police ambushed for speeders on a outskirts road. Several defendants from Boston Providence Dorchester and other towns faced or continued cases.
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Dedham
Ella M. Derocher
Boston
Charles B. Barr
Barr
Frank B. Briggs
Attleboro
Noto
H. H. Anthony
Fall River
J. H. Morse
Lowell
Andrew Fuchs
New York
C. Fred Fellows
Malden
J. A. Reay
A. MacWhinnie
Pawtucket
H. B., Robertson
Albert Morse
John Chase
L. A. Spear
Newtonville
Erbach Erbach Heirloses Succession Over Washerwoman Wife
In Berlin the youthful heir Count Francis von Erbach Erbach, 22, is set aside from succession after marrying a washerwoman’s daughter in London. A family council named Count Everard, 19, as the new heir, replacing the disqualified Francis under house law.
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Berlin
Francis von
Panama style fabric sale notice at yard price
Fabric sale advertisement offering 69c per yard for 50 inch Flake Panama in multiple colors with small white dashes and aerotated look. Also a special on black Cheviot at 1.00 per yard, 49 inches wide, six pieces only.
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Boston
Nobby
Panama
New Woman in Chase Mystery
Investigation into the death of wealthy Mrs. Jennie P. Chase stalls as police await chemist findings. A new witness, a delicate material from a woman not yet involved, is sought for a crucial statement. Helen Trask, Boston dress maker who spoke with Mrs. Chase, is due in Boston from New York for testimony.
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Swampscott
Jennie P. Chase
Harris
Helen Trask
Boston
Charles River Canoeists' Society Elect Officers
The Canoeists Illuminating Association has closed its season and elected officers. President George P. Bryant. vice-president Warren M. Ryan. secretary Arthur B. E. Mair. treasurer George H. Bailey. Auditors include Fred W. Young James G. Bergin and Charles P. Nutting.
Restored Hair After Hair Humour Cure Report
A New York City reader from East 57th Street credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing severe scalp humor and hair loss. He reports hair restored to health and no further annoyance, vowing to continue using the products.
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East 57Th St
New York City
International Polar Exploration Plan Discussed In Belgium
The international congress on economic expansion in Mons Belgium today debated placing polar exploration under an international directorate. A motion approved inviting other nations and Belgium to lead, while a proposal for an International Ethnographic Bureau to collect data from scientific missions was considered.
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Mons
Belgium
International Congress On
International Ethnographic Bureau
Attacked Girls Gets Six Years
He. B. Carlisle, a Black man arrested in Newton in July and August, was sent to the State prison for six to eight years for assault with criminal intent. He allegedly attacked Elsie Jepson July 10 as she crossed a field to her home and attacked Mary Farr en August 12.
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HE. B. Carlisle
Newton
Elsie Jepson
Mary Farren
Warden Cox Declines Reappointment in Concord
State Prison Warden Charles E. Cox informs Governor McLane he will not seek reappointment. He denies being pressured by the governor and council to change prison management policy.
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Cox
Concord
N. H
Charles E. Cox
McLane
Shipping Captain A B Lecato Dies in Norfolk
Captain A B Lecato a prominent Atlantic coast shipping figure who led wrecking expeditions for two decades died in Norfolk from ptomaine poisoning.
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Norfolk
A. B. Lecato
Riot at Russian synagogue over Witte interview in Chicago
Police checked a riot outside a Russian synagogue at Clinton and Judd streets as Adolph Kraus spoke on his interview with M. Witte. The crowd shouted Down with Witte and questioned Russian politicians while Kraus urged justice for Hebrews.
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Chicago
Ill
Clinton
Judd
Adolph Kraus
Kraus
M. Witte
Portsmouth
Boston Woman Drowned Body Recovered in Conanicut Sound
The body of Mrs. Selma Eck of Boston, drowned when the catboat Snow Bird capsized off Beaver Tail, Conanicut Island, about a week ago, was recovered. Her husband found the body as tides washed it ashore near Beaver Tail Light and will transport it to Boston for interment.
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Boston
Conanicut
Saunderstown
R. I
Selma Eck
Beaver Tail
Conanicut Island
Beaver Tailight
Monster Shark Threatens Dory Seafarers In South Channel
Two fishermen William Jason and Joseph Bent aboard the Frances V. Silvia faced a monster shark larger than their dory while fishing in South Channel on Saturday. Jason cut the trawl to release the net, nearly saving their lives as the shark vanished after a powerful splash.
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Frances V. Silvia Say
South Channel
William Jason
Joseph Bent
Jason
Bent
Remains of Dr Chadwick Shipped to Cambridge
The body of Dr James R Chadwick a Harvard University lecturer who was killed yesterday by a fall is thought to be shipped today to his former home in Cambridge Massachusetts. Cremation is expected.
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Chadwick
Cambridge West Ossipee
N. H
James R. Chadwick
Harevard University
Cambridge
Mass
Leslie gets five to six years in state prison
Nashua New Hampshire September 25 Ralph Leslie arrested last week in Sitchburg Massachusetts for forging money orders on the Western Union telegraph company was arraigned in local court and sentenced to not more than five years nor less than six years in state prison
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Nashua
N. H
Ralph Leslie
Sitchburg
Mass
New Hampshire
Western Union
T Ph Company
Eeeres
Arcanum Members Hear Case for New Rate Plan
About 500 Royal Arcanum members gathered at Tremont Temple to hear Able Landis of Nashville explain why the supreme council demands acceptance of a new rate system to start October 1. Grand Regent Ferdinand Reid of New Bedford presided. Landis urged a 60 cent yearly assessment to aid older members, but no action was taken.
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Royal Arcanum
Tremont Temple
Able Landis
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Council of the Order
Landis
Massachusetts
Supreme Council
Ferdinand &. Reid
New Bedford
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Dress Goods Dept
Carmen Crepe
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Chase
Charles River Canoeists’ Society
Witte
Leslie
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