Woburn Wedding Brings Spanish War Soldier and Woburn Woman Together
Charles Edward Mellen of the Boston and Northern line wed Miss Lottie Frances Cummings of Woburn in a ceremony at the Obote home 353 Main Street. The Rev William F Dusseault, regimental chaplain, officiated after Mellen served in the Spanish American War with Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Charles
Edward] Mellen
Boston & Northern Road
Reading
Arlington
Lottie Frances Cummings
Stoneham
P. H. Cogan
Massachusetts Volunteers
William F. Dusseault
Unitarian Church
Hyde Park
Mellen
Dusseault
Gilbert A. Obote
Main Street
Trial of Dr Sinclair for Death by Criminal Operation
John Sinclair known as Dr Sinclair faces a Suffolk Superior Court jury for allegedly causing Annie Russell's death by a criminal operation. Judge Bond orders jurors kept under guard, unprecedented in the county, after a prior bribery attempt. State witness Elizabeth Philips ties Sinclair to 161 West Springfield Street and a card game with Russell before the alleged act. The trial continues with Miss Mabel Childs expected to testify.
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John Sinclair
Sinclair
Annie Russell
Charlestown
Bond
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Revere
Dennison
Clarence W. Rowley
Russell Girl
West Springfield Street
Walter F. Clark
Bunker
Miss Russell
Elizabeth Phillips
Clark
Providence
Miss Mabel Childs
Clarky
Miss Childs
Henry Parsons on Trial for Killing Friend
In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Bell presides as Henry E. Parsons of Somerville stands trial for shooting and killing his life long friend Harry Gilmore. A jury of twelve named residents including foreman Victor J. Hosmer and members from Billerica Wakefield Framingham and Lowell is seated.
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Middlesex Superior Court
Bell
Henry E. Parsons
Somerville
Harry Gilmore
Victor J. Hosmer
Billerica
George J. Gilman
Wakefield
Matthew L. Brophy
Framingham
Merrick W. Carey
Shirley
Samuel J. Coote
Lowell
Almon T. . Davis
Ashland
Clarence Greenwood
Hiram J. Philbrook
Cooper
Everett
Herbert W. Sanderson
Weaver
Littleton
A. D. Mansfield
Akefield
Melvin Childs
Waltham
Albert W. Ryan
Good Husband Except When Drunk in Divorce Testimony
Mrs. Maud I. Henry testified in East Cambridge court that her husband Charles H. Henry was a good husband until he drank. The couple eloped in 1900 when she was 14. she recounted a 1903 Thanksgiving night incident where he came home drunk, tipped the table, threatened with a lamp and razor, and hunted her with an axe as a neighbor hid her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud I. Henry
Holliston
East Cambridge
Charles H. Henry
North Grafton
Starting in Life by Nathl C Fowler Jr Boston
A practical guide to begin work, trade, business, or profession. The book Starting in Life, to be published by Little Brown & Co, outlines how beginnings shape careers and offers unbiased, factual insights for youths, parents, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nath’l C. Fowler, Jr
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Miss Irene Haley Weds Frank M. Krietman In South Boston
Miss Irene Haley of 514 1-2 Third street South Boston became the bride of Frank M. Krietman a young New York business man on Monday evening The bride wore a pale blue crepe de chine gown and carried a bouquet of bride's roses They will reside in New York.
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Irene Haley
Third Street
Boston
Frank M. Krietman
New York
She Faces a Wrinkle With Bold, Playful Resolve
A buoyant woman starts, recoils, then leans toward her mirror. She exclaims about a wrinkle yet remains lighthearted and declares she will put on a good face, moving quickly to gather the needed cosmetics.
Desperate convict Roy escapes Deer Island jail
Police brace Deer Island and triple guards as Nathan Roy alias Thomas Keating vanishes from the house of correction. The 20 year old with a long record is believed still on the island after sawing through bars Monday night. A general alarm was issued as authorities search the south and northwest shores.
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Deer Island
Nathan Roy
Thomas Keating
Roy
House of Correction
Shirley Gut
Taunton
Cranston
R. I
Bridgewater State Farm
Concord Reformatory
Keating
Boston
Roberts Wins GOP Nomination in Seventh District Primary
Congressman Ernest W. Roberts secured the Republican nomination in the Seventh district primaries after a competitive race. Roberts is set to face the general election as the party’s chosen candidate.
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Ernest W. Roberts
River flood mark raised to foil local pranks
A traveller sees a river height mark in a small town and learns the Mayor ordered it raised after villagers rubbed off the original, to keep the mark out of children’s reach. The anecdote recalls a 1911 flood misperception.
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Roberts
New York City
United States
Washington St
Seave
Doff
Congress
Martin
Danny
Washington
WAR United Hearts
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Henry Parsons
Genuire
S&s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Bell and Poole
Jim Bell
Poole
London
Bostonia
Krietman—Haley
Bissonnette
Miss Irene Haley
Dixon
Daniel J. Kiley
Booth
Victor C. Bell
Sone Genuine
Boards of Education
Bellecnthe Bell
Chickering
Stetson
Phelan &Steptoe
Boylston Street
Hotel Touraine
Druniture
Holmes
LUCE
Adams
Washington Street
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