Youth courtesy brings him fortune in New Haven tale
Ernest W. Marlowe of New York who just left Harvard receives 110 dollars for giving up his sleeping car berth to Miss Helen A. Marsh of New Haven. The same Marsh whose will was probated names Marlowe as recipient of the bulk of her estate, rewarding a past act of kindness.
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New Haven
Ernest W. Marlowe
New York
Harvard
Helen A. Marsh
Marlowe
Washington
Miss Marsh
Young New Yorker Randall Placed on File in Robbery Appeal
George H Randall, once sentenced in police court to two years for a Newbury Street safe robbery, was tried in superior criminal court on appeal and placed on file after pleading guilty to stealing 170 dollars and receiving 1000 dollars in stolen money. He left Boston for his father’s home. The case centers on his confession to receiving 1000 dollars in stolen property with no one charged for the original theft.
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Boeten
George H. Randall
Nathan Jacobs
Newbury Street
Superior Criminal Court
Boston
White Randall
Joe Bill Albane se guilty in wife murder trial
Ignazio Albanese known as Joe Bill is convicted of murdering his wife after admitting the shooting He claimed it occurred after she admitted relations with another and said he was not the father of her youngest child The Lewiston and Rumford fruit merchant faces sentencing later
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Paris
Ignazio Albancee
Joe Bill
Albanese
Lewiston
Rumford
New jury ordered in Hyde murder trial
Alleging veniremen for the second hearing of Dr. B. C. Hyde charged with killing Colonel Swope were summoned illegally. The defense won dismissal and an order for 100 more veniremen.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Swope
The Benghazi Battle Casualties Reported
London dispatches quote Tripoli correspondents who say Benghazi bombardment caused about four thousand civilian casualties. The British consulate was damaged and Consul Jones wounded. Many buildings including a Maltese church were destroyed and panic spread.
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Jones
Walsh in New York Three Weeks Before Death
Martin J. Walsh, pursued on indictments tied to the Cambridge National City Bank wreck, spent most of the prior year in Canada and was in New York about three weeks before his death at L. H. Snett’s home. His wife visited him several times, and authorities believe he may have gone unrecognized despite shaving his mustache.
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Moston
Martin J. Walsh
Europe
South America
National City Bank of
Cambridge
L. H. Snett
New York
Canada
Wateh
Threats Against Taft Led to Mandated Mental Examination
Julius Bergerson, 52, of Minneapolis, was placed in county jail after threats to kill President Taft on his arrival. He was declared insane and to be sent to the Rochester state asylum following an inquiry into his mental condition. Police and officials testified Bergerson had warned friends for a month of his plan to harm the president.
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Minneapolis
Oat
Taft
Julius” Bergerson
Bergerson
Rochester
D. Bessesen
Winwver
Eleven Hatfield Sons Take Pledge to Lead Better Lives
In West Virginia on October 6, eleven sons of Anse Hatfield pledged to reform after a feud in which two brothers were shot and killed days earlier. Elder Teudist, who recently joined the faith, led the brief service as the group stood over the graves. “Uncle Dyke” Garrett planned to baptize the eleven in the future.
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Hunt
Troyfield
Dyke” Garrett
Sudbury News Briefs Tie Local Life And Church Events
Mrs Abbie Dakin widow of Arthur Dakin and sister in law of Mrs H G Burr died at her daughter's in Newtonville and was buried in Mt Wadsworth cemetery. Memorial church Ladies Benevolent Society raised over 45. A new flag was placed on Wadsworth school. Joseph B Howe wed Florence Hamlin in Worcester. A fire truck toured from Lawrence to Springfield.
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Abbie Dakin
Arthur Dakin
H. G. Burr
Newtonville
Mt. Wadsworth
Etta Bent
Sudbury
George Moore
Taylor
Melrose
Georges. Smith
Kenney Place
George J. Raymond
Arthur H. Burr
Boston
Mr. Whiting
Memorial Church
Bernard L. Stone
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Whiting
Saul
Wadsworth
A. F. Bilmes
Miss Gibbs
Waltham
H. T. Maynard
Hyannis
Chickering
George E. Tulis
C. F. Nelson
Joseph B. Howe
Worcester
Florence Hamlin
Mr. Mason
Lawrence
Springfield
Panama
Bedford Parents Mourn Loss of Young Leo Ryan
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ryan mourn the death of their young son Leo from diphtheria last week. Community sympathy is extended. A Bedford Republican town committee meeting was held Tuesday evening in the town hall selectmen room with many prominent Republicans in attendance to stir interest.
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Thomas Ryan
Leo
Selectmen
Town Hall
Republican Town Committee
Bedford
Thanking Friends for Sympathy in Bereavement Notice
Mr and Mrs F Ryan of Bedford Massachusetts express thanks for sympathy and kindness during their bereavement period dated October 23 1911.
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F. Ryan
Bedford
Mass
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Maynard
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Lower Village
Wet Wash Laundry
Stow, Mass
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Tel
Susan Sheehan
William Strout
Concord Street
Crom
Maine
Gregory
Mary J. Kendall
Rapid City
S. D
B. Clark Hyde
Veniremen
Hyde
Benghazi
London
London Times
Tripoli
Malta
Henghagi
Walsh
Gambler
Minneapolis -Man
State Insane Asylum
Anse Hatfield
A. T. Haynes & Co
Maynard, Mass
South
Mra. C
EB. Perry
H. L. Newton
Thesday
Tewn
Seon
Corey Hill
Edwin R. Blake
Boston & Railroad Company
Joseph V. Connolly
Michael Owens
Lexington
Dorchester
Men’s Dept
National Express
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Jewelry
Lever
Nason Streets
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