Readville Betting Case Fines Paid in Superior Court
Readville betting cases conclude as $50 fines are paid in Norfolk Superior Court. Defendants Daniel J. Morgan J Frank Sullivan and Albert Rosenthal appealed after Readville raid on August 20 1906. Supreme Court upheld lower court. sentence imposed by district attorney.
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Dedham
Readville
Norfolk Superior Court
Daniel J. Morgan
East Boston
J. Frank
Sport
Grover
Herbert Parker
John W
Jeremiah J. McAnarney
Quincy
Supreme Court
Agent Davies Quits Quickly From Watch and Ward Society
A curt note on the Watch and Ward Society paper says Evan E. Davies is no longer in its employ by director vote. Davies had a 20 year official connection and his exit reason is not clear. Rev. Frederick B. Allen and Delevare King, board leaders, maintain discreet secrecy.
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Watch and Ward Society
New England Watch and Ward Society
Evan E. Davies
Davies
Frederick B. Allen
Marlboro Street
Delevare King
Prefers Dogs to Freedom in Jail Case
NORTHTAMPTON September 27 John Waite of South Stadley was jailed for keeping an unlicensed dog after failing to pay the license fee. A bystander offered to buy a dog to free him but Waite refused to part with any of his four pets.
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Northtampton
John Waite
South Stadley
Buckley
Flagler Denies Illness After Bretton Woods Report
Henry M. Flagler vice president of Standard Oil said he was not ill and did not know how the rumor of serious illness at Bretton Woods had started. He appeared at his New York office and stated he felt well.
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New York
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Bretton Woods
N. H
Dorchester Pastor Resigns for Texas Church
The Rev. Tillman B. Johnson, pastor of the Dorchester Temple Baptist Church, resigned last evening. He accepted a call to lead a younger growing church on the Texas border and will depart Dorchester on the first Sunday in November.
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Tillman B. Johnson
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
Texas
Dorchester
St Marys Infant Asylum Names New Officers and Committee
The board of officers at St Mary's Infant Asylum Corporation includes Rev Peter Rowan Dorchester president Daniel P Toomey vice president William H Hardy secretary Edward Kelley Jr treasurer and executive committee members Charles Logue John J Madden and Thomas S Gussly listed as the new committee lineup.
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St. Mary's Infant Asylum Corporation
Peter Rowan
P. R
Dorchester
Daniel P. Toomey
William H. Hardy
Edward Kelley, Jr
Charles Logue
John J. Madden
Thomas S. Gussly
White Arrested on Charge of Bigamy
Lynn reports Charles A. White arrested in Syracuse on a bigamy charge. He allegedly married the woman while already wed to Miss Sarah Sheehan and will be brought to the city by Inspector Frank Wright.
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Lynn
Charles A. White
Sarah Sheehan
Syracuse
Frank Wright
Legal Stamps The Popular Kind Grows With New Improvements
The store announces twenty years of steady expansion and upcoming renovations to create a larger more commodious shopping space. Carpentry and electrical work will remove walls between men’s suit and overcoat areas to speed service while maintaining quality. The ads emphasize value and money back guarantees to attract price conscious buyers.
Mrs Duff Runs Again for Boston School Board
Julia J. Duff, a prominent Boston figure, seeks the Democratic nomination for the School Board after a strong independent showing last year. She emphasizes close study of school work and believes voters want her in office despite political opposition.
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Boston
Julia J. Duff
Credit Indemnity Co Complained To Massachusetts Court
Attorney General Dana Malone informs the Supreme Judicial Court that the American Credit Indemnity Co issued a circular and advertisement on June 15 that disclosed assets but not liabilities. The act violates Massachusetts law with fines from 50 to 500 dollars. A hearing is scheduled.
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Dana Malone
Supreme Judicial Court
American Credit Indemnity Company
Massachusetts
Linen Shower for Roxbury Bride to Be
A party of Miss Gertrude M. Harris friends gathered at 14 Linwood Street Roxbury to honor her upcoming marriage to Mr James J West. The linen shower was held last evening and the ceremony will be solemnized on Sunday evening next.
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Gertrude M. Harris
Linwood Street
Roxbury
James J. West
Dirty Wealth Sermon By Bishop of London
The Right Rev. A. F. Winnington-Ingram preached at Trinity Church, urging Christians to view themselves as stewards not to chase wealth or fame. He warned that conceit corrupts gifts and asked parishioners to account for their stewardship and avoid dirty wealth.
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Trinity Church
A. F. Winnington Ingram
London
House of Prayer
Sermon Links Socialism to Christian Stewardship Belief
In New York on September 27 the speaker argued that exaggerated Christian Science claims reflect neglect of mind over matter and sacred healing, while harsher forms of Socialism arise from ignoring stewardship taught by Christianity. The address framed economic critique through religious duty and healing principles.
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New York
Roosevelt to Duel with London Bishop in Tennis Match
President Roosevelt and the Right Rev Ingram bishop of London will play a tennis contest in Washington D C tomorrow. Officials from legations and government posts are placing bets as the event draws keen interest across two continents.
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Bishop of London
Arcures Betting
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ingram
London
United States
Dedham Carnival Association to Permanently Organize
The Dedham Car nival Association plans permanent formation after giving the town its first Independence Day celebration in years. Charles A. Turner Frank W. Tyons and John P. Finn will present a constitution and by laws at a meeting in Memorial Hall in October.
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Dedham
Charles A. Turner
Frank W. Tyons
John P. Finn
Over Memorial Hall
Starving to Be in Style Shocks Pittsburg Society
Pittsburg on September 27 reports a fad among fashionable women who are starving to stay stylish. A Penn avenue modiste notes they are breaking their necks to get thin so they can be in style.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Society
Penn Avenue
Boy Shot by Brother Dies in New Hampshire
Kensington New Hampshire September 27 Carl Johnson a boy about ten years old who was accidentally shot in the head by his brother August ten is still alive but not expected to recover according to attending physicians.
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Kensington
N. H
Carl Johnson
August
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ST. Mary’s Asylum
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Mallory
Lues
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Portland
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Dedham Carnival Ass
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Chamberlain
Washington Street
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Beaconsfield
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Madras
Morse
A. G. Morse
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Lewis Drug Store
Ouart
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Eng
Ceylon
Assam
Japan
Importer’s Bazaar
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Salem
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Frankfort
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Phelan
Steptoe
Boylston St
Hotel
Touraine
American Cut Price Shoe Co
School St
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