Stiff sentences in East Cambridge court for multiple crimes
In East Cambridge yesterday Judge Sherman handed four to eight years for Frank Cohane alias Cornelius Cohane for breaking and entering a Tewksbury house. Other offenders were sentenced to six months to a year with hard labor, including Carroll and Dunlavey for drunkenness and repeated offenses.
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Frank Cohane
Cornelius Cohane
Cornelius Cohen
Sherman
East Cambridge
Tewksbury
Cohane
Lynn
Hadley
Boston
D. J. Donahue
Michael J. Carroll
John H. Dunlavey
Carroll
Dunlavey
Stackpole Street
P D. Murphy
Killey
House of Correction
Liquor Dealers Threatened With License Revocation for Sunday Shows
The police board moved to revoke licenses of liquor dealers who entertain friends at their saloons on Sundays or after 11 pm. Officers reported several saloons hosting nonemployees, including the proprietor and bartender, violating the law by allowing on site alcohol delivery or consumption. Chairman Dow stated the board will enforce the rule and instruct the superintendent to act promptly.
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Frank B. Dow
Courier-Citizen
Yellow fever cases reported in canal zone
Gov Magoon reports new yellow fever cases in the Isthmian Canal Zone including A C Aikens a American conductor at Culebra E Griffiths an American engineer at Panama T Hogan an American engineer at Vincente Mosomon an Italian non employee at Panama Robert H Lee an American carpenter at Cristobal Samuel Sweeker an American non employee at Colon August Van Sciver an American mechanic at Cristobal Bucali who was reported June 10 died on that date.
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A. C. Aikens
Culebra
Cc. E. Griffiths
Panama
Thomas Hogan
Vincente Mosomon
Robert H. Lee
Cristobal
Samuel Sweeker
Colon
August van Sciver
Bucali
First Church of Christ Scientist Holds Annual Meeting
In Boston on June 13 the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist, the mother church of the Christian Scientist denomination, was held in its church building as the congregation reported 34,063 members.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Scientist Denomination
I S Your Kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as the cure for kidney related backache and urinary troubles. Testimonial from Mrs Susan J Melvin of Lowell Massachusetts claims long term relief and reliable results after seven years of use. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and no other.
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Bright
Dean
Lowell
Susan J. Melvin
Hereford Place
Mass
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Methodist church election and membership gains
Alfred Farlow presided as retiring president while officers were elected: Herman S. Hering of Philadelphia as president William D. McCracken of New York as first reader Mrs Laura Carey Conant of Boston as second reader William B. Johnson of Boston as clerk and Stephen A. Chase of Fall River as treasurer. Treasurers report shows mother church membership at 34063, up 3628 in the year. 625 branch churches total 38216, up 11.04 percent.
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Alfred Farlow
Herman S. Hering
Philadelphia
William D. McCracken
New York
Laura Carey Conant
Boston
William B. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Chase
Powers decline a Morocco conference
London June 13 Great Britain a signatory to the Madrid convention of 1880 says it will not join an international Moroccan conference unless France is satisfied. The United States adopts the same stance, aligning with France that such a conference is not the best path to urgent reforms in Morocco.
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London
Great Britain
Morocco
France
United States
Massachusetts Medical Society Opens 124th Annual Session
In Boston the Massachusetts Medical Society began a two day meeting, the 124th annual session. Speakers include Dr. L. A. Jones North Adams Dr. B. P. Croft Greenfield Dr. C. E. Durant Haveverhill and Dr. H. H. Richardson Boston. Dr. Llewellyn F. Barker Johns Hopkins spoke on Methods in Medicine.
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Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
L. A. Jones
North Adams
B. P. Croft
Greenfield
C. E. Durant
Haverhill
H. H. Richardson
Llewellyn F. Barker
Johns Hopkins University
Receivers Appointed for Two Marshall Firms in Mass
Vice Chancellor Pitney names Andrew Van Blarcom and William A. Smith as receivers for the Marshall Engine Company of Turner's Falls and the Marshall Paper Company of Greenfield Massachusetts. The paper firm was insolvent and its mill is now run by E. Slick Paper Company.
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Newark
N. J
Pitney
Andrew van Blarcom
William A. Smith
Marshall Engine Company
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Marshall Paper Company
Greenfield, Mass
Frank J. Marshall
Greenfield
Turner's Falls
E. Slick Paper Company
Marshalls
Turner's Falls Machine Company
Marshall
F. J. Marshall
New York
Corset Covers Sale Amid Varied Fabrics and Trims
The advertisement lists corset covers in several styles and fabrics. Plain cotton options at 7 cents, French style cambric with lace and trims at 25 to 35 cents, featuring lace insertion, hemstitching, tucks, and baby ribbon embellishments. Regular prices range from 10 to 39 cents, with a special sale framing a former 35 to 39 cent value.
Drawers and undergarments in assorted lace trimmed styles
Cotton umbrella drawers with 6 inch ruffle and 7 rows of tucking and hemstitching priced at 25c per pair. Good cotton umbrella drawers feature a 5 inch ruffle with lace insertion and edge at 25c. Cambric drawers with 6 inch hemstitched ruffle and tucks, heading of hemstitched tucks, priced at 39c, sale 35c.
Fine cotton trimmings in umbrella style lace edges
A catalog style listing describes fine cotton umbrella skirts and flounces with lace insertion tucks hemstitching and Hamburg edges. Items include 5 inch ruffles 8 inch founce 14 inch ounce and 19 inch frounce with varied lace bands and eyelet embroidery. Prices range around 42c to 1.75.
Bargain Night Gowns Skirts and Drawers Sale
Up to ten dollars styles offered at prices around 29 to 25 cents. Night gowns feature cotton fabrics, high necks, ruffles, lace, and Hamburg insertions with regular tags noted. Skirts and drawers listed in fine cotton with hemstitched details and sizes 1 to 7, with several items marked down from higher prices.
Peace Topic Noted At Cabinet on Chinese Exclusion
Washington June 13 at a cabinet session the president and Secretary Metcalf discussed a protest by the American Asiatic Association over alleged abuses of the Chinese exclusion laws. Metcalf will study options to ease exports and may urge Congress, while he notes fraud in some certificates and 73 students certificates this year, 71 admitted, two barred by disease.
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Washington
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
American Asiatic Association
Congress
United States
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Defense rests case in Crawford satchel contract trial
Washington June 13 The defense in the trial of William G. Crawford charged with conspiring with August W. Machen and George E. Lorenz to defraud the government under a contract to furnish letter carriers satchels to the post office department rested its case unexpectedly today.
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Washington
William G. Crawford
August W. Machen J
George E. Lorenz
Post-Office Department
Nicest Lot of Neckwear Offered Yet at Pollard Co
Special sale of ladies neckwear samples began yesterday at Pollard and Co basement featuring hundreds of lace and embroidered collars cuffs and combinations. Most items are 50c neckwear with none under 25c offered at 12 1 2 to 12 1 2 cents, a value-filled sale by A G Pollard & Co.
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C. Basement
A. G. ,Pollard & CO
Swedish Norwegian Consuls Instructed In June Circular
Stockholm June 13 The foreign minister sent a circular to Swedish Norwegian consuls stating Norway’s provisional government, declared by the Norwegian Storting, is not recognized. Consuls must continue duties as Swedish and Norwegian representatives but must not communicate with or follow the illegal Norwegian government and should seek Foreign Affairs guidance in emergencies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cyldenstolpe
Storting
Norway
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Rev Edward Abbott Resigns Pastoral Charge in Cambridge
Rev Edward Abbott longtime editor of the Literary World and Episcopal clergyman resigns as rector of St James's Episcopal in Cambridge after 27 years. He says he has reached the limit of his usefulness and wishes to pursue a quiet life in the future.
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Cambridge
Edward Abbott
Literary World
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Abbott
Japs Advance With Machine Guns Reported
St. Petersburg dispatch dated June 12 reports Gen. Linevitch stating Japanese began an attack June 9. The advance included infantry cavalry and a machine gun equipped column moving against Allied positions.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Mandarin Road
Kud River
Liauchouitchen
Kandache
Baltimore to Baltimore via Blue Line July Trip Aligned
Advertises a July rail excursion for Christian Endeavorers from Boston to Baltimore and back. Highlights Royal Blue Line all rail option at 14.95 and Fall River Line at 12.50 with low rates from other New England points. Tickets onsale July 3–4, return by July 15 from Boston office.
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Baltimore
Royal Blue
Christian
Beston
Fall River
New England
t + Boston
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Street
J. B. Scott
O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers Advertise Daily Roasts
You make no mistake when you come to us for your coffees. All grades roasted fresh every day. O'Brien Bros., Tea Dealers, 22 Central Street.
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O’brien Bros
Central Street
Haight and Freese Litigation Continued in Boston
In U S eff Injunction hearing James D Colt filed a receiver petition in Weiss vs Haight and Freese Co asking a restraining order prohibiting the company officers and attorneys from pursuing litigation where the firm is a party until further order The petitioner alleges officers continue to litigate especially in New York despite his appointment as permanent receiver and incur expenses chargeable to the corporation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
Haight & Freese Company
New York
Argentine Works to Get a Cardinal
Rome June 13. Argentine bishops in Rome seek the creation of an Argentine cardinal and oppose a Brazilian appointment. They negotiate with the Holy See as the Vatican offers concessions for the delayed nomination. Argentina is promised a cardinal shortly after Brazil receives one.
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Rome
Argentina
Holy See
Vatican
Buenos Ayres
Suburbanite: a freight carrier steamer
The Observer notes the new steamer Suburbanite with curiosity and the owner explains the odd name is fitting since the vessel serves as a freight carrier. The remark appears in the Chicago Tribune style, reflecting maritime business chatter.
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Chicago Tribune
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Victor Paradis
Frank E. Quinn
Daniel Blackington
Wiggin Street
Albert Wheeler
Merrimack Street
Thomas Gray
Winter Street
Percy Parker
Broadway
Savory
Quinn
Paradis
Massachusetts Reformatory
James J. Sullivan
John Hughes
John Henry
Maher and Laflamme
Regis
Fenwick Street
Sullivan
Henry
Charles E. Carlson
Billerica
the Wire Fom
Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
Mother Church
Toc
Hamburg
Soc
Lace
Haight & Freese
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