Jury Waived Civil Case Opened Over Riley Eveleth Dispute
The May sitting of the superior civil court heard jury waived cases involving Patrick J Riley against Deputy Sheriff Charles A Eveleth and others. Reynolds also sues the same defendants over alleged unlawful entry and assault during a trench dig at Tanner and Cambridge streets in 1901. The suit seeks 3000 dollars in damages with testimony detailing land ownership and interference with excavation.
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Superior Civil Court
Bond
Patrick J.riley
Charles A. Eveleth
Thomas F. Reynolds
Pratt and Devine
F. H. Pearson
James J. Kerwin
Tanner and
Cambridge Streets
Patrick J. Riley
Riley
Eveleth
John Ryan
Merrimack Paving Co
Ryan
Melvin D. Smith
Richard Dobbins
Mr. Pratt
Dobbins
Kitson and Lowell Machine Shops Move to Merge
Directors vote to recommend selling the Kitson Machine shop to Lowell Machine shop to form a new combination. Haven C Perham named treasurer. Saco and Pettee will control textile machinery output in the East with Atherton shop included in the merger.
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Kitson Company
Kitson Machine Shop
Lowell Machine Shop
Kitson
Haven C. Perham
Saco & Pettee Company
Atherton Machine Shop
Pawtucket
R. I
Portland Man In Trouble
Boston May 22 In Chelsea police court James Doherty a Portland resident was held in 500 for the superior court on charges of breaking and entering the store of Aronel Banavan in a local incident reported today.
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Boston
Chelsea
James Doherty
Portland
Superior Court
Aronel Banavan
Cheapest Investment For Health Is Sanfords Ginger
An old advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as essential for every traveler and household, billed as the most economical health investment and a must have item.
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Readville Harness Horse Sale Opens With 400 Head
Readville May 22 Five days of horse sale at the Readville two minute trotting track begins with over 400 trotters and pacers from top stock farms. Speed demonstrations precede bidding as horsemen time the racers from the quarter stretch. The Lookout farm entry leads the sale with stallion May King rated 2.20 and the notable Bingen at 2.06.
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Readville
Lookout Farm
May King
Car Collision Injures Twenty On Bronx Elevated
Twenty people were injured in a rear end collision on the Third avenue elevated in the Bronx at One Hundred and Thirty-third street and Southern Boulevard. A third train crashed into a second waiting train, telescoping cars and causing severe injuries. Ambulances and hospital transfers followed as priests and crowds gathered. Most victims were New York City residents.
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New York
Third Avenue
New York City
Cavalry and Artillery Detachment for Westfield Encampment
Boston May 22 Gov Douglas announced war department decision to detail one troop of cavalry and a battery of artillery from Fort Ethan Allen Vermont for the Massachusetts militia encampment at Westfield in July along with about 3900 for expenses Major A Warren named disbursing officer. Adjutant General Stockford pressed for participation after earlier withdrawal.
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Westfield
Gov. Douglas
War Department
Washington
Fort
Ethan Allen
Vermont
A. Warren
Hiad
Massachusetts
Stockford
Dater Tells His Story In Bowen Loomis Case
John G. Dater of the New York Herald arrived in Washington as the first of three additional witnesses summoned by Secretary Taft in the Bowen Loomis case. He met Taft for an hour while Bowen visited the department, and was questioned regarding Loomis’s counter charge accusing Bowen of supplying information to the press. Dater declined to disclose the details of his conversation with Taft.
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Washington
Bowen-Loomis
Taft
John G. Dater
New York Herald
Loomis
Mr. Dater
Bowen
Rev Sister St. Joachim Dies After Illness at Lowell House
Ombeline Valliere known as Rev Sister St. Joachim, mother superior of St. Joseph's convent in Lowell House Moody Street, died at 1 30 am after two weeks of paralysis of the brain. A 60 year old Grey Nun veteran, she had served 37 years in the order and 25 years as a teacher. Funeral set for 9 am tomorrow at St Jean Baptiste church with burial to be decided between Lowell House Ottawa plans awaiting orders.
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St. Joseph’s Convent
Moody Street
Lowell House
Ottawa
Lowell Mission
St Anselme
Sister Duhamel
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Pike Held On Charge After Self-Defence Claim
Otis H. Pike aged 70 was held for hearing May 29 on a charge of shooting his son-in-law John Markway at Lynn. Pike says he fired in self defence after Markway, who had been drinking, attacked him with a stove poker and threatened to fire. Markway is hospitalized with a bullet in the mouth and a bullet in the left arm. he is expected to recover in a week.
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Otis H. Pike
John Markway
Pike
Markway
Lynn Hospital
Piké
Bates Declines Gubernatorial Bid in Boston Letter
Ex Governor Bates says he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor and will back Lieutenant Governor Guild. Guild expresses openness to the nomination but will not run, stating he will remain active in his profession and support the party as needed. Bates urges harmony and offers to publish the letter to clarify party prospects.
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Boston
John L. Bates
Guild
Curtis Guild
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Mary Livermore Weakens as Illness Persists at Melrose
May 22 report from Melrose states Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, noted author and reformer, grew slightly weaker. She slept with opiates enabling comfort, though a bad racking cough worries her physician. overall condition remains nearly unchanged from yesterday.
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Melrose
Mary A. Livermore
Direct cable links reach United States from Indies and Caroline islands
New York May 22 The Dutch East Indies and the Caroline islands are now directly connected to the United States via an extended Pacific Commercial Cable Company line. The new route runs from Guam to Yap in the Caroline group and across Celebes.
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Dutch East Indies
Caroline Islands
United States
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
Guam
Yap
Caroline Group
Celebes Island
Taken ill on Warren Street boy James Day
An ambulance picked up 13 year old James Day on Warren Street this morning. Found semi conscious behind Boston and Maine yard wood piles he was taken to St John’s hospital in isolation to watch for cerebro spinal meningitis or contagious diseases. He was sick yesterday and worked at the carpet mill. He resides at 267 Warren Court.
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James Day
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Maine
St. John's Hospital
Warren Court
Toronto Girl Confesses to Murder of Infant Murray
A 13 year old Toronto girl, Josephine Carr, confessed to killing nine months old William Murray after taking him from a department store carriage. She had stolen carriages as parents shopped, disposed of the baby in woods, buried clothing, and later claimed she found the body in a culvert. The suspect is the daughter of W J Carr, a teamster.
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Toronto
Ont
Josephine Carr
William Murray
Carr
Murray
W. J. Carr
French Admiral Returns After Coast Inspection
Saigon reports Admiral De Jonquieres, the French naval commander, has returned from inspecting the Annamese coast and says no belligerent ships have reentered Fate’s territorial waters since May.
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Saigon
Cochin-China
Admiral de Jonquieres
Annamese
Building Operations In Chicago Grinded By Teamsters Strike
The spread of the Chicago lumber teamsters strike threatens paralysis across building operations. About 100,000 workers in yards mills and construction could be affected if the walkout widens. Initial force totals reached 100 with 70 from Edward Hines Lumber and 30 from Rittenhouse and Ambree. President Shea urged restraint while noting delivery disputes drive the strike.
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Teamsters
Rittenhouse & Embree Company
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Teamsters’ Joint Council
C. P. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Howard Hines Lumber Company
Hines
Lumber Dealers Association
Rittenhouse and Embree Lumber Company
Rittenhouse and Ambree
Shea
Edward Hines
Lumbermen’s Association
Mr. Hines
Express Companies
Whittet to Answer Charges Before Mayor
Superintendent V Whittet of the parks department is summoned to appear before the mayor to answer charges. The complaint alleges he has discharged citizens and hired noncitizens. Voters and poll taxpayers claim they should have first rights to city jobs. Mayor Casey knows nothing definite and asks Whittet to explain.
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V Whittet
Parks Department
Whittet
Casey
Mr. Whittet
Man Dies After Streetcar Accident Near Smiths Corner
Eugene Sweeney of Lawrence was killed when a Boston and Northern streetcar traveling from Lawrence to Lowell lurched at a sharp turn near Smiths Corner and threw him from the car. He had been in Lawrence to see the May procession and leave his two children, who are in an orphan asylum in Lawrence. He died later at Lawrence General Hospital after the accident between 7 and 8 o'clock yesterday evening. The body was identified by Michael F. Rowan of 33 Merrill Street.
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Lowell
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Eugene Sweeney
Lawrence
Sweeney
Smith’s Corner
Glen Forest
Lawrence Hospital
Michael F. Rowan
Merrill Street
Tas
Dennison
Burgess
Lawrence General Hospital
J. Ll. Chalifoux’s
Undergraduates Raise Yale Academic Deficit Funds
New Haven Connecticut May 22 announcement says voluntary undergraduate subscriptions exceed the $5000 deficit, reaching $5240. Pledges come from junior sophomore and freshman classes.
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New Haven
Yale
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