Court fines Kattell the step-son for assault
In a police court session John Ames of Dracut testified against his step-son Albert B. Kattell for assault, with Kattell found guilty by Judge Pickman and fined 15 dollars after a heated exchange. Witnesses described a scuffle, threats, and injuries including a split lip and bloody face, while some witnesses questioned Ames's sobriety.
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John Ames
Dracut
Albert B. Kattell
Bately
Kattell
Pickman
Ames
Daniel J. Donahue
Ames House
Charles Brown
S. J. Johnson
Amag
Fearing
Bashford
Ing
Donahue
Joseph Hennessey
Pla
William E. Preston
Michael
Dolly Hilton
John Brady
Helge Tagergren
Alma Bernston
Revival of Patriotism Reported by Gen Blackmar
Gen Wilmon W Blackmar commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic reports a revival of patriotism after tours through Connecticut Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and New York. Large crowds attended department encampments with overflow meetings at many camp fires and a strong desire to attend the national encampment in Denver next September.
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Boston
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Denver
Field Day of the Mass Patriarchs Militant
Brockton June 23 The field day of the Massachusetts Patriarchs Militant honored Commander-in-Chief M A Raney of Muscatine Iowa The parade streets glittered with national colors Officers in charge were Gen Raney Gen Alvin F E Sliss Malden commanding the Massachusetts department Gen A Childs Haverhill commanding the first brigade Gen Daniel A Harrington Worcester commanding the second brigade Night decorations of chivalry will be given Gen Childs and Capt Elmer H Johnson Boston A military and civil ball will follow
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Brockton
M. A. Raney
Muscatine
Iowa
Raney
Alvin FE. Sliss
Malden
Department of
Childs
Elmer H. Johnson
Boston
Abbott 18 Safe After Missing Train Report
W H Abbott Boston manager of the Wheeling Cor rugating Company, long listed as missing from the twentieth century limited at Mentor Ohio, was not aboard the train. A telegram to his Boston office said he arrived in Wheeling West Virginia yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. H. Abbott
Wheeling Corrugating Company
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor
Coal Freighters Sunkin St. Clair River Tragedy
Two coal laden freighters City of Rome and Linden sank early today in the St. Clair river opposite Tashmoo park. Cooks Hardy and Wise of the Linden drowned. Other crew members from both ships were saved.
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Detroit
Mich
City of Rome
Linden
St. Clair River
Tashmoo Park
Cooks Hardy
Wise
Suits sale offers $5.00 for remainder stock
The store advertises men's and young men's suits at five dollars, presenting small sizes and a mix of blue serges, cassimeres, cheviots, and worsteds. Previously $8 to $15 values are reduced, with 120 young men’s suits and varied patterns laid out for choice on a long table.
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Lowell
Sale of 600 Shirts In Madras Patterned Collection
A local store announces 50 dozens of new handsome neglige shirts from a top manufacturer. The line features fine woven madras on light grounds and dark pattern accents, plus plaited front shirts with delicate figures and stripes. Each piece has separate cuffs and carries a not-to-be-melow price. The sale starts this morning.
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Pawas
Blackmar
Patriarchs Militant
Abbott
Putnam & Son CO
Central Street
Rogers, Peet & Co
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