Farrington Family In Auto Crash Out of Danger
The accident near Woburn involved Teddy Farrington and Misses Emily and Bessie Ludlam. Farrington is reported out of danger at Massachusetts General Hospital. Ludlams suffer rib fractures and contusions. The car struck a dog, a telegraph pole, and toppled into a ditch as bystanders, including Miss Farrington, assisted with improvised first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy” Farrington
Woburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Emily
Bessie Ludlam
Fritz Neilson
Farrington
Warvard College
Groton
Pauline Farrington
Lowell
Europe
Isaac Harter
Mansfield
Ohio
Ludlam
R. E. Bell
Boston
Winchester
Burlington Line
Cambridge Street
J. M. Howe
Nervy Greek Before Court on Breakin and Larceny Charge
James F Zefferakis a nervy Greek in Market street faced a police court hearing for breaking and entering and larceny from a store owned by John Regis and George Souprakes in Market street. He was held under $900 for the grand jury after a likely guilty finding. Regis, a special officer, hid in the store overnight and arrested the intruder. The list of alleged stolen cash and cigars spans June 2 to June 16. Theresa Farrell of Dracut faced profanity charges. witnesses described heated property-line disputes and ash placement on sidewalks. Farrell denied profanity. the defense presented four witnesses. The defendant Zefferakis was found guilty and fined $2. Rose Coughlin faced assault and battery charges. case continued. Vasilos Pastos pleaded not guilty to assault with a knife. continued. Margaret Egan and John A. McCormick faced previous sentences adjustments. Frank McCabe received seven days in jail. Amos Boucher drew 10 days. James Duffy and Margaret Lynch fined $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. Zefferakis
Market Street
John Regis
George Souprakes
Regis
James F. Zefferakis
Zeff
Pickman
Theresa Farrell
Dracut
George M. Clark
Annie M. Henlow
North Chelmsford
Rose
Annie
Vasilos Pastos
Stover & Bean
Pastos
Margaret Egan
State Farm
John A. McCormick
Frank McCabe
Amos Boucher
Chelmsford
James Duffy
Margaret Lynch
Former Filtration Chief Held for Forgery Charges
Philadelphia June 21 John W Fill former chief of the filtration bureau was arrested yesterday on forgery and falsification of official records charges and given a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Eisen Prova today.
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Philadelphia
John W. Fill
Filtration Bureau
Eisen Prova Toay
Worcester Welcomes Roosevelt with Pageant at Clark and Holy Cross
President Roosevelt arrives in Worcester amid heavy guards and cheering crowds to attend Clark University and Holy Cross College ceremonies. He rides through steady rain in an open carriage, is greeted by local officials, and delivers remarks influenced by Dr Mabie's address. continuation promised on page seven.
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Worcester
United States
Roosevelt
Clark University
Holy Cross College
Curtis Guild, Jr
W. H. Blodget
Joseph Walker
Stephen Salisbury
Gen
Rockwood Hoar
Commonwealth
Edwin G. Barrett
Clark College
Carroll D. Wright
Wrislet
G. Stanley Hall
George Harris
Amherst College
Hamilton W. Mabie
Wright
Dr. Mabie
Hall
University
College and Men and Women of
Senator Hoar
Hoar
Mabie
Dozen Plead Guilty to False Oaths in Cambridge Case
In Cambridge on June 21 twelve Democrats prominent in local politics pleaded guilty in superior court to taking false oaths and signing false affidavits related to the registration of voters. Councillor James P. Crowley and John J. Morris each faced multiple counts, with Lawrence H. Johnson and Thomas Daily also admitting guilt on several counts. Remaining defendants include Dennis F. Hynes, Fred E. Thyng, Martin F. Carew, John Keane, James T. Jordar, Joseph A. Bearden, Samuel Gosenburg, and James F. Cunniff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
James P. Crowley
John J. Morris
Lawrence H. Johnson
Thomas Daily
Dennis F. Hynes
Fred E. Thyng
Martin F. Carew
John Keane
James T. Jordar
Joseph A. Beard
Samuel Gosenburg
James F. Cunniff
Philadelphia Trust Co Closes Doors Under Receiver
Philadelphia June 21 The City Trust and Safe Deposit Company closed its doors and is under a temporary receiver appointed by the Pennsylvania banking department. A notice signed by acting receiver A L Taber states the trust company was closed by order of the banking department. Also noted is a report that bulkheads in some new British warships fail to resist sea water during a channel fleet inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
City Trust and Safe Deposit Company
A. L. Taber
Banking Department of Pennsylvania
Armistice Likely as Nippon-Russian Talks Continue
Washington on June 21 reports indicate official circles foresee negotiations moving toward an armistice between Japan and Russia. A key hurdle remains each side’s reluctance to take the initiative. Current talks aim to gauge willingness for a halt in hostilities, with no official statement expected before the president’s return.
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Washington
Japan
Russia
Emperor's address praised by Russian press at Peterhof
June 21 report from St. Petersburg describes widespread favorable reaction to Emperor Nicholas II's speech to the Zemstvoists and mayors. The press highlights renewed pledge to popular representation, framing reforms as crucial for Russia's future amid Manchuria tensions and internal agitation.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Peterhof
Congress of Zemstvoists
Moscow
Manchuria
Russ
Russia
Whitmonday
Novoe Vremya
Troubetskoy
Governor Douglas Given a Degree
Vermont news reports a habeas corpus hearing for Mrs. Mary M Rogers moved to Brattleboro. A mail letter offering $2000 to poison her sparked prison concern. the letter, postmarked Boston, urged execution and claimed no hoax. Mrs. Rogers traveled under guard, attired in veil, pale and exhausted, escorted to the hearing.
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Windsor
Clarke
Fitts
Mary M. Rogers
Bratteboro
Court House
United States Circuit Court
Lovell
Boston
Boston Globe
Vesper Club Ladies Day Postponed Again
Rain continues forcing the Vesper Country Club to postpone Ladies' Day. The event is rescheduled for Wednesday of next week.
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Vesper Club
Vesper Country Club
Franco German Talks Reach Written Stage On Morocco
Paris June 21 notes exchange advances the Franco German talks on Morocco to a written policy line. Officials warn public fear of new difficulties during note exchange while hoping the conference scope is clearly defined to protect France’s rights and other treaties. The decision hinges on Germany’s written assurances.
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Paris
Morocco
Rouvier
Radolin
Rovuvier
Germany
France
Mathews Building Progressing Well At Meeting
At the Mathews meeting Tuesday night six propositions were received and eight candidates initiated. The building committee reported progress on the Dutton street block and said it would be a handsome structure. The question of a parade on October 10 has been agitated.
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Dutton Street
Horses Fall Into Hale's Brook At Lowell Waste Yard
A team owned by EBBE Hildreth of Chelmsford slipped on a small bridge over Hale's Brook in Gorham Street at the Lowell Waste Co yard this morning. One horse plunged eight feet into water, dragging the other. Both were freed with ropes. neither injured, and the loaded wagon remained out of the brook. The team was re-hitched and moved on without further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbe. Hildreth
Chelmsford
Hale's Brook
Lowell Waste Co
Gorham Street
Catarrh Tied to Blood Condition and Impurity
The article explains catarrh affects nose throat stomach and bowels as a discharge from the mucous membrane when inflammation is driven by an impure blood supply. It notes the condition is debilitating and requires attention due to its scrofulous origins.
Fall River Weavers to Hold Special Meeting
Fall River June 21 The executive committee of the weavers union voted to call a special general meeting next Wednesday evening to discuss grievances and wage rates. The weavers have not accepted the recent cut, claiming unfair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
The
Weavers’ Union
Thatcher's Hoodoos Triumph Over Sprague's Braves Four Times
The rivalry between two world-beating pitch teams produced a series where Thatcher's Hoodoos defeated Sprague's Braves four times. Team members include Harry Thatcher Al Jelly Chester Kennedy William Kennedy Harry Sprague Lewis Fowler Felix Langerin and Frank Bassett.
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Thatcher
Hoodoos
Sprague
Braves
Harry Thatcher
al Jelly
Chester Kennedy
William Kennedy
Harry Sprague
Lewis Fowler
Felix Langerin
Frank Bassett
Japanese Minister Also Honored by Tufts
Medford June 21 Tufts college marked 50 years with a commemoration day conferring doctor of laws on Gov. William L. Douglas Japanese minister Kogoro Takahira and Gen Adna R Chaffee Litt D on Caleb B Tilinghast and Doctor of Science on Herman C Bumpus plus 48 other degrees. Austin B Fletcher spoke on The Scholar's Debt to Posterity.
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Medford
Tufts College
Wm. L. Douglas
Kogoro Takahira
United States
Adna R. Chaffee
Caleb B. Tillinghast
Herman C. Bumpus
American Museum of Natural Science
Austin B. Fletcher
New York
F. W. Hamilton
D. D
Tufts
Parker
Herbert Parker
The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Thomas Cunningham
James H. Jacobs
Edward W. Brannigan
Geo. S. Evelth
Joshua Holden
John Shepard
Abraham Shuman
Harry D. Yerxa
Edward I. Collins
Adoniram T. Patterson
Warren
Woodbridge
Dwight
M. Hodge
Clarence IF. Rice
Richard P. Bush
Fred A. Dillingham
Levi M. Powers
Frank O. Hall
Isaac M. Cate
James Drummond
James L. Patterson
Horace G. Wadlin
Robert Metcalf
Orland Kk
Hollister
Geo. Baxter
Geo. H. Martin
Buchtel College
Almon Gunnison
St. Lawrence University
Fred SS. Pearson
Chas. H. Leonard
Tufts Divinity School
Harold Williams
Tufts Medical School
Henry W. Bragg
Albert B. Hart
Evervard
Henrys. Noble
Connecticut
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Countryman
Hill
Union Station
Ninth Infantry
Second Infantry
President Wright
President Roosevelt
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
Merrimack St
Ei-Azhar
F. D. Munn & Son
Bridge Street
Gov. Douglas
Mrs. Rogers
Supt. Lovell
State Prison
Brattleboro
Mathews
Hales Brook
Fall River Weavers
Hood
Twat, Mane
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