Mother Accused Of Making Son Drunk In Police Court
In Merrimack street a seven year old boy was found hopelessly drunk Tuesday night. Officers Fox and Linane helped, the boy with a hockey stick, the mother Annie Chadwick also intoxicated. The judge pressed for details, the mother denied giving whiskey, case laid over until Thursday.
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Hadley
Merrimack Street
John Fox
Linane
Huntington Hall
Annie Chadwick
Fox
Ken
Dr. Tabor
Chadwick
Ice Movement Warns of Dam Break Risk on Allegheny River
Pittsburg reports danger of ice breakup on the Allegheny River with 12 to 15 inch thickness. Weather officials issued warnings as warmer conditions loom for tonight and Thursday. Some property loss near Freeport from timber rafts. U S government dam No 3 is threatened and may require dynamiting to relieve the ice. Dam No 2 at Brilliant sees less danger but precautions are in place.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Weather Bureau
Freeport
U. S
O'Sullivan Brothers Co Xmas Gifts
Christmas gift guidance from O Sullivan Brothers Co endorses footwear as reliable. Suggests practical selections for each family member from children to grandma, highlighting rubber boots fur trimmed Romeos patent leather instep slippers and Dolge felt options. Emphasizes comfort and undercutting rivals on price.
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Sister
Brother
Rome
Father
Mother
Grandma
First Step in Choosing Bishop's Successor in NH
Catholic clergy representatives in New Hampshire select three clergymen to forward to Rome for the vacant bishopric after Denis M. Bradley's death. The list includes O Callaghan Murphy Hevey Finnigan Millette Duddy Lyons Chevallier and will be reviewed by New England bishops before a final six names meet Rome.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Rome
Denis M. Bradley
Eugene M. O'Callaghan
Concord
Daniel W. Murphy
Dover
Settlements Reached in Pelham Railroad Collision Case
Dr. Rockwell, claim agent for the Hudson Pelham and Salem electric railroad, was in Nashua on Monday completing final settlements with injured parties from the Pelham collision last September. Exact sums are largely undisclosed, but most claims fell short of the asks. Settlements include Fred B Collette, the Gilbert family, George B Bowler, and a few smaller claims handled by W H Barry and Wason Moran. the Gilbert family is believed to have had the largest claim.
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Rockwell
Hudson, Pelham & Salem Electric Railroad
Nashua
Pelham
Fred B. Collette
Gilbert
George B. Bowler
W. H. Barry
Wason & Moran
Reward of Merit at Remington Typewriter Company
In New York on December 23 a Christmas installment of the annual employee bonus was distributed. Eligible workers in mechanical shipping trucking and other manual labor departments with over ten years of service receive $50 at vacation and $50 at Christmas. This year 304 recipients qualified and about 100 more are expected next year.
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New York
Remington Typewriter Company
Truce Arranged Between Inland Steel and Workers
A truce is arranged between Inland Steel company of Indiana Harbor and the Amalgamated Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers. Workers will accept a 10 percent wage cut until selling prices rise enough to restore the old schedule. Directors previously refusing to deal with organized labor revoke that stance. The Amalgamated association will be treated as a union and its members will not face discrimination.
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Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Amalgamated Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
Filipino Prisoners Pardoned on Christmas Approach
Manila December 23. Gov Taft pardons several Filipino prisoners as Christmas nears. Included is priest Leonardo De Puseo, once condemned to death for burying alive Taylay's presidente, now commuted to 20 years penal servitude. Also reported are a Boso Boso treasury looting, capture of the presidente, and tendons injury.
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Gov. Taft
Leonardo de Puseo
Presidente of
Pope Pius receives cardinals in first private audience
In Rome on December 23 the new Pope Pius I received all cardinals and high prelates in the renovated throne room of Leo XIII’s private apartments. The scene was brilliant as Cardina l Oreglia read a speech and the Pontiff greeted each dignitary. US representation included Archbishop Robert Seton of Newark and Mgr Kennedy of the American College.
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Rome
Pope Leo XIII
Pope Pius
Sacred College
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Merry del Val
United States
Most Rev
Robert Seton
Heliopolis
Newark
N. J
Mgr. Kennedy
American College
Saloons Closed Christmas Day In Providence Police Move
Providence R I December 23 For the first time in the city history all licensed liquor saloons will close on Christmas doors locked at midnight Thursday and reopen at 4 am Saturday Morning Clergymen had urged closure but Bartenders union secured a full holiday The board may close saloons on election days and holidays but never used power until now Downtown saloonkeepers accept the ruling as there is little business No free distribution of bottled goods on Christmas eve also ordered to cease.
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Providence
R. L
Board of Police
Bartenders’ Union
Lord Abinger's Will Leaves Estate to Mother
London reports the late Lord Abinger died in a Paris hospital on December 12 from heart disease. In his will he leaves everything to his mother, the new peer, with the entailed property totaling about 25 000 acres in England. Lady Abinger inherits Inverlochy Castle and the town house with its picture collection and bric a brac.
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London
Lord Abinger
Commodore Magruder
Paris
England
Abinger
Inverlochy
Maricopa and Phoenix & Salt River Valley Railroad to resume independence
It was learned today that on January 1 the Maricopa and Phoenix & Salt River Valley railroad, recently absorbed by the Southern Pacific, would become an independent corporation again and operate as before the consolidation. Stockholders favor independent management despite amicable relations with the SP.
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Phoenix, Ari
Maricopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Maricopa & Phoenix
Coated Tongue Warns of Morning Taste and Health Signals
A brief health advisory notes that a coated tongue can indicate a bad taste in the mouth each morning, accompanied by poor appetite, distress with food, frequent headaches, and dizziness. It promotes Ayer's Sugar-coated Pills from Lowell, Massachusetts as a reliable cure.
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Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Two Receivers for Windham Bank Seated by Judge Gager
Danielson Conn Dec 23 In Hartford hearings Judge Gager appointed Joseph P Tuttle receiver of Windham County National Bank after a stockholder petition The Windham County Savings Bank saw small withdrawals but no bank run Arthur Atwood director and Quinebaug mills agent expressed caution yet confidence in orderly affairs Some officers of the savings bank are also directors of the national bank and the complaint cites speculation with bank funds No very large withdrawals anticipated and precautions will be taken to safeguard funds.
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Arthur Atwood
Quinebaug Cotton Mills
Windham County Bank
Atwood
Gager
Hartford
Charles A. Russell
Windham County Savings Bank
National Bank
John A. Payne
Saving$s Bank
James Perkins
Albert D. Putnam
Savings Bank
Hunt Wins Ludlow Seat in Liberal Unionist Sweep
London December 23 Rowland Hunt Liberal Unionist and supporter of Chamberlains fiscal policy elected to represent Ludlow division Shropshire in the House of Commons succeeding the late Robert J Moore Liberal Unionist. Vote tally Hunt 4393 Horne 3423 Liberal Unionist majority 970.
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London
Rowland Hunt
Joseph Chamberlain
Ludlow
Shropshire
House of Commons
Robert J. Moore
Fred Horne
L”eral
Moore
Birmingham
Free Food League
Fire at Tremont mill halts work on Monday
A blaze at the Tremont and Suffolk mill on Sunday, started by a lamp near cotton, caused a partial shutdown on Monday morning as a repairing gang fought the fire. Although not prompting a city fire call, the belt and power were damaged, and the loss is undetermined.
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Tremont
Tremont & Suffolk
Lowell Department
Baker Elected Principal in Lawrence School
A. E. Baker won the Lawrence vote for Tarbox School principal at $1600 a year to replace M. T. O'Brien who goes to Pawtucket as school superintendent. The decisive ballot had Baker seven to O Leary three and Callahan three. Baker is currently in Los Angeles serving as superintendent and head of high and grammar schools. He is a Boston University AM graduate and a native of Winchester.
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Lawrence
A. E. Baker
John K. Tarbox
M. T. O’brien
Pawtucket
R. I
Baker
Lawrence J. O'Leary
Dennis E. Callahan
Los Angeles
Cal
Boston University
Winchester
Actress Penny Shot By Jealous Ex Lover Outside Theatre
San Francisco reports Ethel Penny, a variety actress, shot and seriously wounded by Daniel O’Hare after she left him for Newton Schubener. O’Hare wounded Schubener, then fatally shot himself when Penny and Schubener fled subduing pursuit. Both victims survive hospital care. Penny claims to be an army wife.
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San Francisco
Ethel Penny
Daniel O’hare
Newman Schubener
O'Hare
Penny
Schubener
O’hare
Heirs Claim Illinois Estate Linked to Chicago Copper Mines
Jacob Goldflam of New York, claiming to be heir to Isaac Goldflam who was killed in Chicago 22 years ago, seeks a $5,060,000 Illinois estate with copper mine interests. Isaac left Warsaw and became wealthy in Ognawka, Ill. His relatives in Warsaw and Russia back the filing, prompting anticipated legal contest with other potential heirs.
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New York
Jacob Goldflam
Illinois
Isaac Goldflam
Chicago
Isaac
Warsaw
Saul
Esther
Oqnawka
Goldflam
Russia
Sharon foundry resumes after wage-cut settlement
The Sharon plant of the American Foundries company reopened after a two week closure over the moulders wage scale. Workers accepted a 10 percent cut effective December 1, with both sides reporting satisfaction at the agreement.
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Sharon
American Foundries Company
England's Attitude Dominates Far East War Outlook
Berlin reports that Germany fixes war probability in the Far East on Great Britain rather than Japan. Britain may join any conflict if Russia and Japan clash, as London weighs war as a means to preserve its position in the East. Sir Frank Lascelles conveyed Britain fears without implying direct British entry. Rumors of a $125 million Russian loan in Germany are dismissed as unfounded.
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Berlin
Far East
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Associated Press
East
Frank Lascelles
England
Germany
Tageblatt
St. Petersburg
Trainload of Turkeys arrives in New York for Christmas
A special train from Missouri carrying 19 cars and 3000 boxes of turkeys arrived in New York for the Christmas dinner of 32000 families. The shipment set a freight record, was redistributed to retailers within hours, and the 25 cent per pound price valued the Missouri contribution at about $100000.
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New York
St. Louis
Missouri
Andrews Plans Return After Prison Release
Frank C. Andrews former vice president of City Savings bank arrives in Detroit with his attorney and reporters after parole from Jackson prison. He pledges to work hard to clear up controversies and repay debts while ending legal tangles and reducing publicity harming Detroit banking and commerce.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Jackson
Andrews
Gov. Bliss
Frank
Brakeman Falls From Freight Car in Tremont Yard
William Miller a brakeman for Boston and Maine railroad fell from the top of a freight car during a yard shift about 11 oclock. The impact cut his face and left him unconscious. He was taken to St John s hospital where doctors said the injuries though painful are not serious.
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William Miller
Middlesex Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tremont & Sk Yard
Miller
St. John’s Hospital
Paris Strikes Over Food Supply Demand
Paris reports a growing food supply strike with bakers forming a labor exchange protest to begin today and calling for a general halt across alimentation trades until municipal employment agencies are shut. Indications show potential joining by butchers grocers and pastry cooks as 490 000 workers face demonstrations guarded by Republican guards and police.
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Paris
Labor Exchange
Fire Barn Destroyed After Suspected Arson in Haverhill
Chief Hosmer sent Fire Marshal's Aid Caggy of Haverhill to investigate a barn fire on Bibeauhilder Street Tuesday night. The blaze began in a carriage shed near the barn and appeared likely started by a person, though no evidence has been found.
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Chief Hosmer
Caggy
Haverhill
Alphonse Bibeauhilder
Bigge
Hosmer
Far East Viceroy Authorized to Settle Neighboring States
A Vladivostok telegram reports Admiral Alexieff the Far East viceroy has been empowered to settle all questions with neighboring states on the spot and take expedient measures as needed, per Vostotsehni Vestnik dated today.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostock
Vostotsehni Vestnik
Alexieff
Far East
Paris Says War Unlikely Despite Arbitration Talks
Paris reports an authoritative denial of London claims that Foreign Minister Delcasse offered to arbitrate the Russo Japanese dispute. Delcasse and Lord Lansdowne pursued pacific representations at Tokyo to ease Japan's stance, with France and Great Britain acting separately but along similar lines. Officials here expect an eventual agreement.
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Paris
London
Delcasse
M. Delcasse
Lord Lansdowne
Pacific
Tokio
Japan
France
Great Britain
Bakers Parade Planned After Labor Exchange Meeting
Thousands of bakers march planned through streets after a morning labor exchange meeting conducted in an orderly manner. The gathering emphasized unity and improved work conditions.
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Labor Exchange
Maria Adams Charged in Jewelry Theft Case
In Boston on December 23 Maria Adams, arrested last night for stealing a $300 diamond ring from Bige low Kennard, was found at police HQ with jewelry worth $800. Records show prior larceny arrest and multiple aliases. She arrived from Albany. a man accomplice fled while she was pursued.
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Boston
Maria Adams
Bigelow & Kennard
Albany
Henry Norman to voyage for tariff inquiry from London to New York
London dispatch says Henry Norman M. P. author and traveler sails today from Liverpool aboard the Majestic of the White Star line on a trip to study preferential tariffs in Canada. He plans to return for Parliament's opening.
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London
Henry Norman
New York
Liverpool
White Star Line
Majestic
Canada
Unfounded report on Butterfield Swieres fleet transfer
London December 23. There is no truth in Pekin rumors that Butterfield & Swieres Hong Kong fleet of 25 merchant ships has been transferred to Japan. Butterfield & Swieres call the story ridiculous and without foundation.
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London
Pekin
Butterfield & Swieres
Hong Kong
Japan
Christmas house coats and bathrobes at Merrimack store
Christmas thoughts note how wives influence home buying with estimates that most purchases come from women. Merrimack advertises a lively Christmas season with coats from five dollars and bath robes ranging from three seventy five to twelve dollars, highlighting patterns and fit.
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Merrimack
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City Hall
Hudson, Pelham & Salem
Remington Typewriter
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Luzon
Presidente
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Tremont & Suffolk Yard
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