Drunk and liquor charges head list at Hadley court
Joseph A. Duchesne, arrested Saturday night at Lakeview, pled guilty to illegally keeping intoxicating liquors and was fined 50 dollars, with drunkenness charge filed. Adeline Blouin was found guilty of shoplifting and jailed five months. Several other cases including assaults, drunks, and paroles were heard with varied outcomes. Judge Hadley presided over a busy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Duchesne
Lakeview
Donoghue
Dracut
Duchesne
Lynn
Hadley
Adeline Blouin
Bon Marche
A. G. Pollard & Co
Thomas Atkinson
Blouin
Artemise Bond
Albert Langlois
John T. Emmett
State Farm
Jennie Mowatt
Sherborn
Thorndike Street
Bastise
Isaac Frost
Bernard McLaughlin
Duncan McKean
John F. Tansey
James Cogswell
Prince Peter elected King of Servia in joint session
Belgrade reports indicate Prince Peter Karageorgevitch was unanimously chosen as King of Servia by the Senate and Skupshtina in a joint session. Geneva notes show Peter contemplating travel plans, while a Belgrade officer killed himself over exclusion from a plot. The provisional government bars emigration until order returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Senate
Skupshtina
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
Lazar Jovanovics
Alexander
Draga
Ministers Remain in Belgrade Amid Serb King Decision
Paris reports an agreement among powers to keep ministers in Belgrade to monitor Serbia's move toward a king. Each minister would recognize the Skupshtina's choice if Parliament acts freely. Britain wavered before agreeing not to withdraw. No conditions on punishing those responsible for assassinations are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Servia
Belgrade
Peter Karageorgevitch
Peter
Chimney Fire Reported on Cady Street Residence
At 6 30 last evening apparatus from hose seven answered a chimney fire in a house on Cady street owned by Mr Patrick Shanley. No damage was sustained.
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Cady Street
Patrick Shanley
Bound Over Nineteen In Court In Morenci Strike Case
Eighteen men were examined at Morenci for inciting riot with district attorney Rawlins leading the probe. The group bound over to await grand jury action to meet in October. Leader Three Fingered Jack cross examined witnesses as troops and deputies reduced unrest. A second search for explosives and possible further charges loom as miners withholds allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenci
Ani
Justice Chapman
C. L. Rawlins
Sheriff Parks
Supt
McLean
Solomonville
Tucson
Clifton
Longfellow
Metcalf
Subway Strike Ended by Union as 20000 Return to Work
Official notice at the Central Federated union meeting declares the subway excavators abandon the strike. Over 20,000 workers will apply for jobs unconditionally, with the union signaling future demands. The strike had delayed extensive Rapid Transit tunnel progress for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Federated Union
Skirt on Fire at Mrs Haworth’s Home Narrow Escape
Mrs. Thomas Haworth of 866 Moody Street narrowly escaped serious injury when her skirt burned after smoldering for about 20 minutes while she cleaned the house. Firemen traced the odor to the dress touching the stove. A dipper of water from the sink quenched the blaze before harm occurred.
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Thomas Haworth
Moody Street
Haworth
Merrimack Street
WANTED-A good position by calling at room 5 Grosvenor block
A short classifieds page item notes a man of good address seeking a futureable position by visiting room 5 in Grosvenor block. It mentions rare possibilities, inviting inquiries for early contact.
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Grosvenor Block
Lowell Mills See Mixed Return From Strike Gains Reported
Every mill in Lowell showed a morning gain as unions respond with limited returns. Six beamers came back to Massachusetts mills while mule spinners largely stayed out, with ring spinning and Merrimack operations advancing and Appleton reporting the highest loom activity at 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Massachusetts
Beamers
Merrimack
Appleton
Hamilton
Southworth
Wadleigh
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Textile Council
Double Killing Sparks Lynching Fear in Pittsfield Ill
In Pittsfield Illinois on June 15 Fred Mink 21 killed Newton W Harris and his stepmother. A mob and the sheriff s posse surround a deserted house where Mink is hidden vowing to Lynch him. Sheriff pledges to prevent lynching as pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ill
Fred Mink
Mink
Newton W. Harris
Harris
Missionary Rally At Trinitarian Church Tonight
A stereopticon missionary rally by the Young People's societies is planned at the Trinitarian church at 7 45 tonight. Speakers include Miss Ella D MacLaurin and William B Oliver. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People
The
Trinitarian Church
Ella D. MacLaurin
William B. Oliver
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ad Mentioned
An old advertisement fragment mentions Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for colds from Ayer Cog Lowell Mass. The note references the product and supplier in a brief catalog style line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ayer Cog
Lowell, Mass
Morgan Returns Is Passenger On Oceanic Voyage
London reports J Pierpont Morgan will sail on the White Star steamer Oceanic from Liverpool to New York on June 17. The move is described as unrelated to shipbuilding trusts or financial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Oceanic
Liverpool
New York
United States
Shipbuilding Trust
Union Carpenter Narrowly Escapes Violence Over Strike
Kansas City June 15 A man claiming to be T M Hager a Hannibal Missouri union carpenter narrowly escaped violence from flood sufferers at West Bottom while urging Missouri Pacific freight handlers to strike for full union recognition Police rushed in and arrested him preventing harm At the station Hager attempted suicide to end his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. M. Hager
Hannibal
West Bottom
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Hager
Tailor Made Wash Suits Offer Fashionable Linen Styles
The Merrimack markets tailored wash suits for women using washable fabrics like linen and crash. New long skirted coats with cape like waists and tucked fronts highlight the range, with linen blue and green suits at 12.50 and other styles from 7.50 up to 22.50. A special white and blue mercerized cheviot shirt waist dress is 7.50, featuring pearl buttons and tuck details. Early choosing is advised.
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Laurent Grenon
E. D. McVey
Grenon
Joseph A. Corrier
Nelson Dufresne
Harry Pollard
Charron
Parthenais Brothers
David A. Parthenais
Parthenais
Josephine
Michael Murphy
Geo. McOsker
Bowden Street
Kfenry Johnson
Young McOsker
Murphy
Charles N. Wier
John Devine
Prince Peter
King of
Geneva
M. Nevadovics
Vienna
O’sullivan Bros. Co
City Hall
Rouma
Ty Zluppope
Ber
Jéler
George Vitch
New York Subway
Chelmsford
Mass
Lawrence Street
Omer
Emond
Hampshire Street
H. A. Dimon
Wyman
Pead
Ayer
Morgan
Union Carpenter
Merrimack Clothing Co
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