Attorneys at Law and Related Services in Massachusetts
A fragmented list of names and addresses for lawyers and law offices across Massachusetts. Mentions include BENG, BABBER, DAVE, MORTON, PERKINS, MITCHELL, HANEE & SON, and PHILLIPS among others. Notes various office locations, phone numbers, notary public, abstracts of title, insurance, and medical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence National ‘Bank
Tis Massachuse
Fatale
Opera Bouse
Mitchell
Bouness
Muwauchgeet's
IgBonee A
Hanee & Son
Giice Room
Freom Ata
Revolutionary Manifesto Triggers Russian Crisis
A clandestine movement issues a manifesto declaring the treasury bankrupt and urging tax refusal, wage payments in gold or silver, and withdrawal of deposits. It accuses the government of financial ruin and calls for a constitutional assembly to overthrow autocracy. Signed by socialist and workers groups, the document warns that the regime’s finances are exhausted. In Berlin, Moscow garrison unrest grows as grenadiers mutiny, freeing prisoners and seizing arms while demanding economic and political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterburg
Russia
Workmens Sound
Committee of
Russian Union
General Committee
Social Democrats
Poland
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Lokal Anwalger
Rosteil Grenadier
Harriman's Statement on Odell Influence Rumors
New York dispatch reports Harriman reacting to press treatment of his remarks about Odell's political influence. He says a facetious answer was misread, contradicting insinuations and noting laughter following. Also from Topeka a Colorado train crash near Lamar injures crew. four boxcars derailed, fire damage, seven hours of traffic delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
B. Herriman
Odell
Hughes
Topeka, Kaos
Coolorado
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Lamar
Colorado
Schrum
Five Killed in Explosion at Dupont Dynamite Works
Five men died when about fourteen hundred pounds of pure glycerine exploded in the mixing house at Dupont company dynamite works in Marquette Michigan on December 31. The blast damaged thirty buildings in the plant and shattered windows across town. All the victims were workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Dupont Company
Letter estimates Kishineff riot losses in New York
A letter from Kishineff received by Arnold Kohne vice president of New York state banks estimates riot damage and casualties. It cites 30 killed and 60 wounded in Kishineff, property losses from 500000 to 600000 roubles, about 825000 to $30000, with Kalasash and Ismail worst hit, 400 families robbed, 70 or 80 killed and about 100 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Kishneff
Arnold Kohne
Kalasaah
Ismail
Kalasash
Patterson Must Serve His Term
Marshall Mo December 16 The criminal court overruled Patterson's motion for a new trial and the motion in arrest of judgment after his conviction for shooting ex State Senator Ernest G. Pattern in May 1904 He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and will serve the term as his lawyer declined to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mo
Criminal Court
Charles G. Patterson
State
Ernest G. Pattern
Patterson
Hummel Trial Focuses on Service of Divorce Summons
New York Dec 16 The Hummel trial raises the key issue in the Dodge Morsa divorce case whether Dodge was ever served with summons to divorce his wife who later became Mrs Moree. The court hears expert testimony in a conspiracy case context. Topaks Dec 18 Dayhof sick with bladder trouble returns home to Gatchinson. Danay hotel in Eureka lake bid openings for home site. Germany Brazil dispute over Bretphoff kidnapping reportedly eased as German deserter situation clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Dodge
Msuuimons
Moree
Abraham HH. Hummel
Topaks
J. L. Dayhof
Gatchinson
Castro Ends Vote Fallout With French Charge de'Affaires Rift
Caracas report says President Castro withdrew his vote to M. Taigny the French Charge d affaires, ending the diplomatic incident that offended France as of December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
M. Taigny
France
Iccidenta
Hamilton Remains in Paris as Insurance Probe Unfolds
Paris dispatch reports John C. McCall and Andrew Hamilton, linked to New York Life, sailing separately from Havre as Hamilton, ill and under specialist care, sends a full statement to the congressional committee. The inquiry reportedly centers on Hamilton’s actions since joining the insurer and is being treated with courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
John C. McCall
John A. McCal
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamiton
Contiential
Thensurance Company
Albany
New York
la Lorrine
Havre
McCall
Hamilton
pAitaria
Insurance Company
Legislative Committee
Enre
United States
Convention Adjourns After Quick Deal at Shamokin
Delegates to the anthracite miners convention in Shamokin Pennsylvania wrap up unfinished business. Each of the presidents of the nine real producing railroads will receive a letter or telegram from the convention committee and is expected to respond separately. The miners seek talks with operators to set terms of employment at collieries after April 1, a move not necessarily a strike but signaling cooperation with the anthracite coal strike commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Anthracite Miners Convention
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Serious Charge Against Boy in Kansas Mail Robberies
Fort Scott Kansas December 14 Joe Liberger a boy of years old was arrested at Garland in this county charged with rifling rural mailboxes and opening letters in search of money Many of the letters were found on his person The boy is described as half Indian and regarded as irresponsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kans
Joe Liberger
Garland
Atcen
Fires and strikes as Lithuanian workers seize town
Rioting and a volley from troops mark the clash as Lithianian revolutionists tighten grip on the town approaches. In Topeka a portrait of ex governor W E Stanley is placed in the statehouse, while prompt pardons are denied and a destructive fire hits Huron Kansas. Local ads for Christmas candy and groceries intrude amid court verdicts in Geo W Markley case.
Gas main explosion shocks Leavenworth orchard
A gas main owned by Kansas Natural Gas exploded south of Leavenworth damaging only a few trees in the apple orchard of farmer C. C. Meyers. A shovel propped against the pipe became lodged at a joint, triggering the blast on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kans
Kansas Natural Gas Company
C. C.meyers
House Adjourns For Holiday Recess Next Year
Washington December 10 The House decided not to recess for the holidays but will adjourn next Thursday December 21 until January 4. The action sets a brief break before resuming legislative work in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Ober Cigar Store Promotes Finest Cigars for Christmas
The Ober Cigar Store at 625 Massachusetts Street advertises the largest Moe and the finest cigars in Lawrence. It distances Christmas Cigars as not in the usual sense and contrasts with The Other Store selling top brands in assortments. Also promotes Boughton's for pictures albums books and gifts including stationery and fountain pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober Cigar
Massachusetts Street
Carriea
Lawrences
Boughton's
Boughton’s
Presenta
Big International Stock Show Opens in Chicago
The annual International Ilva stock show opened in a newly built hall at the stock yards in Chicago with breeders from across the country and Canada represented. About 2,500 animals are entered, and organizers anticipate the largest exhibition of its kind in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Canada
Noble quadruped horse essay by a Bowbay student
A Bowbay native student writes about horses noting their nobility and strength. The piece describes a horse’s anatomy with a long neck and four legs, how they move when angry, and how bridle and stirrups guide them. It mentions feeding on grasses and grains, and hints at use for transporting people, despite rough phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbay
Liverpool Post
Agitation in Topeka Over Sunday Funerals
Topeka residents discuss restricting funerals on Sundays. Opponents argue funerals are essential and should follow normal worldly matters. Some elders note many deaths among old acquaintances, delaying attendance. Ministers consider presenting the issue to the ministerial association and then to congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Scribner's Christmas Number Promises Diverse Contributions
Scribner's Christmas number features fiction by Frances Hodgson Burnett Richard Harding Davis F Hopkins Smith Mary K Andrews Ralph D Paine and Nelson Lloyd An imaginative Henry van Dyke poem The Swarming of the White Lies plus color cover and illustrations by F C Yoho Henry McCarter J C Leyendecker and George Wright An art article by Kenyon Cox on Holbein paintings A Burnett story The Day of Tomorrow leads the issue with Dagis debuting a short story The Spy on a voyage from South America to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner's Magazine
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Richard Harding Davis
F. Hopkinson Smith
Mary KR. S Andrews
Ralph D. Paine
Nelson Lloyd
Henry van Dyke
F. C. Yoho
Henry Mc * Carter
J. C Leyendecker
George Wright
Kenyon Coxon
Holbein
Beneath the Mistletoe and English Christmas Customs
A brief history traces mistletoe kissing to Christmas greetings and berry collection. It notes Washington Irving, the berry privilege, and a superstition linking mistletoe to marriage prospects. Holly removal before New Year’s Eve and the rule to leave it till Twelfth Night are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiselog
Washington Irving
England
Maida
Narea
Horses and Fresh Cows Wanted for Auction
Buyer seeks carload fresh cows or springers likely to freshen and good teals calves plus feed of all grades. Offers highest market price. Will be at A W Lambbarn at 24 Mase and E C Baker. District court is still in session.
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Lambbarn
Mase
People of Kansas City draw amid busy social day
A long list of residents and visitors traveling to or from Kansas City fills a town column. Individuals include Fos Landon, Miss Ruth Lela, Prof. L. E Ssgre, F. X. Jordon, Mrs. J. D. Parish, Miss Kate Boyles, Reginald Bailey, Miss Arlene Weaver, Miss Haides Borger, Mim Alan Lyon, Miss Elizabeth Wagstal, Prof. J.N. Van Der Vries, Miss Kate Riggs, and many more. Social calls, visits, and travel plans span Lawrence, Ottawa, Topeka, and nearby towns with Bets on holidays and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Kansas City
Kate Boyles
Lecoraptan
D. E. Walle
Lawrence
J. D. Parish
T. D. Griffty
Tonganoxle
F. M. Benedict
Mies Craig
Sigua Nu
Inez Grant
Kansze City
Elizabeth Wagstal
J.N. van der Vries
Holland
Mich
Kate Riggs
Lucy Riggs
Five Hundred
Myrtle Long
Mildred
Newman
Wolcott
Myers
Mian Walling
Kentucky Street
E. H
Bailey
Halley
American Chemical Baiiery
Buoday Fo
Excelsior Springs
Court Work in Jefferac oe In the district court
In Jefferacoe district court John Fletcher had a will of habere corpus overruled, then pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 1 to 7 years under the Indeterminate sentence law. Henry Cooper received 1 to 5 years. Both were taken to the penitentiary yesterday afternoon. The Crankle mill case has occupied court time this week. Local sympathy flows for Fletcher, once a hard working man in the community. Fire relatives are respected citizens, and the act casts regret on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fletcher
Fletcher
Henry Cooper
Cakaloosa
Oyster supper at Schanker residence a hearty success
A lively oyster supper at Chris Schanker's home last night drew a large crowd. Food and drink fueled good cheer and softened even the most long faced residents as fellowship filled the evening with warmth and a joyful, relaxed atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schanker
Stubbs Home from Washington Trip Spreads Cheer
W. B. Stubbs returned this afternoon from a trip to Washington and eastern points. He received a pleasant reception everywhere and comes back in high spirits. The Sigma Nu fraternity gave their annual fall dancing party at F. A. A. hall with about eighty guests, a varied program, and punch served. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Carruth entertained thirty five faculty friends with German songs at their Mt. Oread home. Vocal solos, duets, and violin selections were performed by local talent, followed by luncheon and holiday refreshments shaped like capIDel steins and lighted tapers. Later, guests sang German folk songs and departed as Charles Smith of Butte, Montana, arrived as a guest of David McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Ingram
Union Pacific
F. A. A. Hall
M. G. Manley
Kansas City
M. G. Cowles
Edna Davidson
Elda Clevenger
George Taylor
Edwardsville
George Guernsey
G.W. Green
Roy
George Ware
Watwego
Fordyce
Hallam
Worthington
Thin
F. M. Tidrow
Emley
W. RB. Stubs
Washington
Sigma No Fraternity
B.W. McFarlane & Bro
Henry
Kentucky
H. Aahton
L. &. Simon
B. V. All
W. E. Giggine
Carruth
Mim Cooatanes Carruth
Mims
Helen Phippa
Prof. Skilton
Mies Constance Carruth
Mim Belem Falconer
Christmas gift shopping at Fat Thad Stevens store
Fat Thad Stevens at 912 Massachusetts retreat offers a wide range of presents including cutlery, robes, blankets, horse gear, skates, and fresh candy 10 cents a pound up. Also notes piping work by F H Bennett Co at 1011 Maas Street. J Gordon Gibb donated Shakespeare to the high school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Stevens
Massachusetts
F.H. Bennett & Co
Maas
Street
J. Gordon Gibb
Hadeon
Jerome campaign tale featured in Pearson's Magazine
January issue highlights eight short stories and essays led by a confidential account of the Jerome campaign penned by Robert Adamson. It includes The Scar drawn from the Paris Detective Bureau diary, plus articles on alcohol statistics and other light reads for winter evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's
Jerome
Robert Adamson
Farragut
Senorita
Goat Syndicate
Monsieur Goron
Paris
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Aubiress
Joeeru E. 11Ggs
Atac
Massachusette Street
H. B. Perkins
Attocasy At Law
Econd Foor National Bank Building
Notaryublic
Deng Store
SRAE
S. W. Jamks
Iscet Kass
Bealaacce
Essen
Phillips
Bergeac. Com
F. A. A. Houding
Phune
Mmcallanboub
Aephone
Ss Telephone Hospital
Oanally
Ae Bros
Moss Bhos
Sharye
Kidridge Howse
Tare Chia
Fanteire
W.J. Francisco & Sons
LandBs UK
Vermont St
Alfred Whitman
Irenai Evstate
Stregy Ersotosuss
Lawrence Partatorium
Weat Warres Street
Te. Ee
A. L. Selig’s
Insurance Agency
A. L- Selig
Foxt Ponieres
Wally Jas Val Duc
Ec. A. D
Douglas County
Kansas
Enrielia
C. A. Fine
Carper Winthrop
Vermont
Bell
Parker
Keeler
GC. L. Phillips & Ga's
At &. L. Phillips &, Coe
Treasury
Harriman
Sante Fe
Kishineff
Hummel
Mr. Dayhoff
Rebekah Orphane’ Home Board
Danay
Eureka Lake
Brazil
Bretphoff
Higgins
Alvany
Biggins
Straton
Seasion
Power House
Riga
Stanley
W. E. Stanley
W. J. Baller
Topeak
New
Grenwood County
Kansas Town
Atchison, Kans
Huron
Fie
Lota
Hes
Tolles & Young
Indiana Gash Grocery
County Cours
Geo. W. Markley
Vera Kans
Chicago Today
Baby Horse
Scribner’s
Fos Landon
Kansan City
Ruth Lela
Prof
L. E Ssgre
Barry Williama
Jace
Portsmouth
Chig
Are. F. X. Jordon of
Baldwin
W. E. Pitta
Tolga
L. T
Reginald Bailey
Arlene Weaver
Edeson
Haides Borger
Mim
Alan Lyon
Lake Charles
Mrs.Friend
Julia Friend
Chicsgo
Alex Marks
Tom Corwin
C. T. K. Prenties
Bella Sinclair
W. T. Sinclair
E. F. Maddan
Lineville
A. J. Glathart
Hays City
Mra
Hill P. Wilson
Edward Kdnon
G. Tal Moxie
Chiistwas
Robert E. Potney
Alberquerque, N. M
Omaha
Neb
Bryce Crawford
Land
Oskaloosa
Bae Don Carlos
Mim Euoke Cispham
K. C
Missouri
Jefferac
Stubbs
Charles Smith
Butte
Montana
David McFar
Smith's News Idepos
Atkins National Basic
Waykies
B. Hasan
J.B. Watran
Pendent
Omedous
A. Hid.Hozesa
Moore
Puare Acmisesit
Unicistas
I. Moore
FA Ballay
Tarteldas
Avciathard
A. Henley
Ws. Willian
Spare
W. B. Brubbs
J. D. Bowarsege
Bowersses
Lee
L. Moat H.E. Benson
Don't Cahier
Bent
Almonroe Aa Ae
G.crovenor Fala Eee
Mawley
Lawrenceys
Heal Estate
Houdy and Stock Merchante National Bank
Lawbenc Kansas
Prairie Choice
Hutter—Creamery
Kmgge
Bevel Pta
Bowerlock
OPERA
Lachman- Lous Majestic Stock Co
America
Mr. Katies
Opera Cafe
Mansachusetts Ateeet
Maxetead & Henderson Propristers
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