Fined for inciting boys to steal coal
Eli White of Middleges ber was found guilty on charges of encouraging three boys to steal coal from the Maine railroad yards on November 12. He faced a $20 fine plus three days or two months jail. witnesses placed White at his shop with the boys and he was held in $200 for the superior court on appeal. The session also covered continued cases for assault, larceny, breaking and entering, and public drunkenness with multiple defendants and varying outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli White
Maine
Frank Shea
Bernard McArdle
Edward Sweeney
Burns
Wallace
Boston & Maine
Round House
White
Hadley
John
John W
Lawrence Scully
Michael Grogan
Thomas Kelley
Richardson Avenue
Lowell General Hospital
Kelley
Navy
D. J. Donahue
Charles Warnot
Joseph Grasela
William Street
Charles Graselas
Graselas
Warnut
Central Falls
R. L
Paderewski
Louis Capsares
Albert Gelinas
Capsures
John P. Corcoran
Kelliner
John E. Burns
Hans CC
Dege
Susan J. Burns
Charles Guerin
Mayor Howe’s vetoes threaten city debt and election hopes
The story details Mayor Howe’s veto messages to the city council as he fights to prevent deeper debt. It notes accumulated loans this year, including 375000 estimated borrowing, and argues a Republican council next year could restore fiscal restraint and aid taxpayers with a reelection case built on his stance against approving further loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
City Hall
Teutonic to Liverpool Flight and Local Mayoral Question
Queenstown, Dec 2 Teutonic arrives New York for Liverpool and proceeds. Why elect a new untried mayor Yuen you can vote for Howe Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Teutonic
New York
Liverpool
Yuen
Howe
Ady
Japanese Minister Sees Basis for Russo Japanese Accord
London Dec 2 The Japanese minister Baron Hayashi received news of a Russia Japan basis for peace via Associated Press. He called it splendid and said a treaty signing would be soon though he doubted arbitration for the Manchurian question. He denied Japan has bought or negotiated ships for Chile or Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Hayashi
Russia
Japan
Associated Press
Paris
Hague
Manchuria
Europe
New Gold Pen Used In Panama Treaty Ceremony
In Panama the new canal treaty was opened in the presence of statesmen. Minister Esprilla arrived from Colón with the treaty and a gold pen was used to sign by junta members and ministers before Admiral Walker. The document awaits transmission to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunau Varilla
Senor Arias
Junta
Admiral Walker
Washington
Kieff University Closed After Student Disorders
In Kieff Russia the university shuts until January 8 amid renewed student unrest. Students refuse to recognize a professor court's authority to try 29 peers arrested after disturbances in Kieff Odessa Kazan and Tomsk. Cossacks and police eject them after battering gates and damaging buildings. The ad notes a business man backing Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieff
Russia
Odessa
Kazan
Tomsk
Grocers List for Boston Branches and Marts
A fragment lists grocers including EI-AZHAR 3233 and the Following Grocers with Boston Branch Grocery and Middle iddiesex t. Cc. Garen and Mammoth Roa eneay &Co at 119 E Merr'k St. Locke at 81 Bridge St. Munn at 16 Bridge St. Bannett Grocery Co at Dutton Street and Breadway. G. Road Central and Ourey Sis. Russel] & [Dosynton at 678 Niorrk St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cc. Garen
Mammoth Roa
Eneay &Co
E. Merr
Locke
Bridge St
Bridge
Bannett Grocery Co
Dutton Street
Breadway
G. Road
Central
Ourey
Russel
Dosynton
Niorrk &T
Dr Twitchell Talks At Massachusetts Agriculture Meeting
Athol Dec 2 Public winter meeting of the Massachusetts state board of agriculture continued with a large audience. Dr Geo H Twitchell editor of the Maine Farmer delivered the principal forenoon address on The Outlook for New England Agriculture and a discussion on Horse Breeding followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Geo. H. Twitchell
Augusta
Maine Farmer
New England
Boston Lawyer Held on Larceny Charge in Malden
Millard I. Peterson of Boston is jailed in Malden on $1000 bail to stand trial December 10 in police court. He is charged with larceny of lumber from Hutchinson Lumber Company and uttering a forged check for the value of the timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Millard I. Peterson
Boston
Lvt
Malden
Hutchinson Lumber Company
Milk Train Collision Kills Two in New Jersey
A milk train and a freight train collided near West Nutley New Jersey late last night. Two men died P J Crilly of Jersey City engineer of the freight and John Balmose Port Jervis New York, milk train fireman. Four were injured including Conductor J P Hannell Suffern NY and E B Ordway Port Jervis NY.
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New York
West Nutley
N. J
P. J. Crilly
Jersey City
John Balmos
Port Jervis
N. Y
J. P. Hannell
Suffern
E. B. Ordway
Henry Miller
Morgan
Mayor Patrick Re-elected Mayor of Sing Sing Death House
New York December 2 Albert J Patrick inmate of Sing Sing prison where he has sat as mayor of the death house for nearly a year ahead of his death sentence for the murder of William Marsh Rice the Texas millionaire whose fortune he sought to gains. Patrick acted as court of appeals guide aiding other condemned men while ruling on disputes in his cell block with power to decide matters affecting all inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert J. Patrick
Sing Sing Prison
Marsh Rice
Patrick
Court of Appeals
Appeal to President Roosevelt over Telluride expulsions
The Western Federation of Miners executive board telegrams President Roosevelt urging federal civil rights intervention. Colorado authorities allegedly order many reputable Telluride residents to leave under threat of imprisonment, with rights violations cited and a request to enforce constitutional protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
United States
House Coats and Robes Show in Fine Winter Line
A selection of House Coats, Bath Robes, and Lounging Gowns is priced from 3.75 to 9 dollars with multiple styles including fancy backs and satin lined options. The garments come in assorted colors and are held for Christmas delivery, emphasizing comfort and accurate sizing.
Ottawa University Destroyed by Fire in Ottawa Ontario
Fire leveled the Ottawa university early today in a blaze that began about 7 and burned to 9. Loss estimated at 250000 to 300000 with 200000 insured. About 450 students affected many boarders from the United States. Several priests injured including Father Boyon believed not to live. Students escaped largely in night shirts after jumping from upper stories. Local Oblates of Mary Immaculate in charge. two Lowell men among staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otawa
Ottawa University
United States
New England
Father Boyon
General Hospital
Fulham
Father McGurty
Lowell
Mass
S. Harvey
Brunswick
Cullen
Dupuis
Father Bowen
Oblates of Mary Immaculate
Kerwin and McGarty
Fr. McGurty
T. Franklin Wood
Frank Wood
Ottawa
Oblates’ Scholasticate
Ottawa East
James Gookin
William Connors
James McCaffrey
George Flannigan
Dennis Finnegan
Ireland
St. Joseph’s College
Colombo
Ceylon
Fair Grounds Sale Possibility Discussed by Agricultural Society
A Middlesex North Agricultural Society meeting at Jackson Hall debated selling the fair grounds if a purchaser is found. A committee led by Albert J. Trull with F. J. Sherwood, Arthur H. Cluer, Henry S. Perham and Dexter Butterfield was empowered to canvass terms. A small land strip sold to Boston & Maine for 13 dollars. Geo. H. Taylor elected trustee replacing Jason Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Jackson Hall
Albert J. Trull
F. J. Sherwood
Arthur H. Cluer
Henry S. Perham
Dexter Butterfield
Boston & Maine
Geo. H. Taylor
Jason Fuller
Slippery Streets Halt Horse Traffic On Town Roads
Snow covered Market street created treacherous footing for horses and drawn carriages. Several near misses were reported as two or more animals avoided falls. Humane Society contacted city officials who promised sand delivery to reduce danger for drivers and neighboring businesses relying on Market street transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Richardson
The
Humane Society
Beals
American Express Company
Rochester Robbery: Four Looters Bomb Grocery Safe
Four men exploded the safe at Blackner Bros grocery in Hornellisville Rochester N Y blowing the door through the building. The safe contained only ten dollars. Citizens pursued the burglars who fired but fled into the railroad yards where a switch engine chased them without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Blackner Bros
Hornellisville
Dynamite in Trunk Sparks Train Robbery Probe
Kansas City, Dec 2. F L Hutchins also known as F L Ford and F L Livingston was arrested in Argentine Kansas at Omaha police request on charges of safe blowing and train robbery. In his trunk were 15 pounds of dynamite. He claims to have traveled from Ottumwa Iowa to Argentine a few days ago and says the dynamite was bought in Denver with plans to use it near Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
F. L. Hutchins
F. L. Ford
F. L. Livingston
Argentine
Kas
Omaha
Ottumwa
Denver
Cheyenne
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Man
O’sullivan Bros. Co
Woonsocket
Rces
White House
Joseph W. Gilbert
Butte Workingmen’s Union
Dan McDonald
American Labor Union
Malcolm Gillis
Butte’ Stationary Engineers’ Union
Ed Long
Butte Miners’ Union
William Robinson
Baron Happy
Hayashi
Rian
Panama
Business
Ei-Azhar
B. Cospurn & Co
DR. Twitchell
State Board
Erie
Mayor Patrick
Colorado
Merrimack Clothing Co
Catholic College
Middlesex North Names Committee
A. E. Moors
Gorham St
Ayer
J.C., Ayer
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