Out of town drunks occupy Lowell police court docket
Thirty nine drunks filled the Lowell police court docket this morning with many from surrounding towns. Judge Hadley condemned out of towners who come to Lowell to drink and ordered O Malley committed to the house of correction for six months. Several defendants faced charges of drunkenness and related disturbances with varying sentences from fines to confinement.
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Hadley
Lowell
James O'Malley
John Collins
East Merrimack Street
Merrimack Corporation
Coleman
Joseph Weaver
O'Malley
Monte Carlo
Patrick Coleman
Perry Plea of Not Guilty in Somerville Murder Case
In Somerville on November 17 Geo L O Perry pleaded not guilty to the October 3 murder of Agnes McPhee. Witnesses including Ethel Carter and Kittie OHara testified as evidence was presented at once, detailing the victim’s watch, chain, and a chattel bag. The hearing was led by Chief Parkhurst. Perry was represented by P B Kiernan.
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Perry
Ethel Carter
Agnes McPhee
Elizabeth Carter
Ethel
P. B. Kiernan
Swan
Miss McPhee
Kiernan
J. S. Hathaw
Miss O'Hara
School Shoes Outperform In Longevity Claim
The advertisement argues that school shoes wear twice as long as competing pairs at the same price. It attributes durability to the firm’s practice of personally selecting materials used in manufacturing their shoes.
Our Rock Bottom Shoes for Misses and Children
A dated ad promotes Our Rock Bottom Shoes for miss sizes and children's wear. It markets comfort and value at low prices with ranges from size 5 to 8, 8 to 10, 11 to 2, and 2 to 5, urging parents to choose these affordable shoes.
Sunday liquor patrol spat with acting mayor and police board
Police Commissioner outlines the board position on Sunday selling as Acting Mayor William E Badger asserts his private detective force. The board cites prior costly hotel cases and limited authority, noting arrests include 11 drunks and one other offender, with no funds for more hotel surveillance.
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William E. Badger
Lowell
Frank B. Dow
Board of Police
Mr. Badger
Mr. Dow
Superior Court
Supreme Court
United States
Henry Baron Escapes From Point Loma Monastery
Henry Baron adopted son of Mrs. Katherine Tingley fled the Point Loma Universal Brotherhood monastery after guards were relieved. He plans to go to Los Angeles to seek papers to prove his parentage, claiming mistreatment of members and hunger among the poor. Baron says he served in the Spanish war navy. officials deny his desertion.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Henry Baron
Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
Universal Brotherhood
Los Angeles
Tingley
Pension changes listed for October 31 recipients
Washington November 17 the following pension changes issued October 31 include originals George D White Brockton $6 Joseph Manuel New Bedford deceased $12 Swf W Mallard Ipswich $12 John A Baker Lowell $12 Jeremiah N Trown Swansea $12 Patrick Cotter Jr Stoughton $14 John Spaulding Cat City $30 widows Mary Manuel New Bedford $8.
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Washington
George D. White
Brockton
Joseph Manuel
New Bedford
Swf
W. Mallard
Ipswich
John. A. Baker
Lowell
Jeremiah N. Rown
Swansea
Patrick Cotter, Jr
Stoughton
John Spaulding
Cat City
Mary Manuel
Cornells Crew Inspires London Henley Regatta Entry
In London on 17 London, Cornell's entry for the Henley regatta has inspired the Cornell City of London organization. Seventy five former Cornell students have joined the effort, mainly electrical or mechanical engineers now employed by Chas. T. Yerkes at new electrical establishments.
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London
Cornell
Cornell University
Chas. T. Yerkes
On Again Testimony Goes On in Soulis vs Gregoire Case
The seventh week of the fall term at the superior civil court opened with Mary E Soulis versus Katherine L Gregoire still on trial. Soulis testified she saw two girls watching her on Central street and described her confinement cell. Witnesses recalled actions on a train and at Miss Soulis's Anne street apartment during Feb. 25.
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Superior Civil Court
Judge Aiken
Mary E. Soulis
Katherine L. Gregoire
Miss Soulis
Central Street
Geo. E. Mongeau
Merrimack Paving Co V Riley Replevin Hearing
In the old court room at 10 o’clock a session for jury waived cases opened with Judge Jabez Fox and Judge Richardson. The Merrimack Paving Co represented by BP H Pearson defended by N D Pratt, pursued replevin over an asphalt plant on Riley’s premises. Obstruction during removal and resulting contract delay are central issues.
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Jabez Fox
Richardson
Smith
Merrimack Paving Co
Riley
BP. H. Pearson
N. D. Pratt
Merrimack Paving Company
P. J. Riley
Ashes collection delay angers ward Nine residents
Agent Knapp announced the health department would complete ash collection in ward 9 today after Saturday’s omission. He said overtime was used on Saturday to catch up but the two week backlog left streets lined with full barrels, causing widespread inconvenience and public criticism of alternating-week service.
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Knapp
Ward 9
Health Department
Wife Arrigned In Shooting Case Here
Newton, Nov. 17 The case of Lillian A Aldanise charged with shooting her husband Nicholas Aldanise was continued until Nov. 24 with bail set at 1000 The continuance awaits the outcome of the injured man who is reported in a critical state Police say the shooting occurred during a quarrel at their home
Fifteenth Death From Madison Square Explosion
New York reports Frank O Connor aged 17 died today from injuries suffered in the Madison Square fireworks blast on election night. He is the 15th fatality linked to the accident. Bellevue physicians say James Fenton, a colored victim, is expected to die within days.
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New York
Frank O'Connor
Madison Square
Bellevue Hospital
James Fenton
Smallpox case found in Oakland resident’s home
In Oakland Maine on November 17 a smallpox case was detected in John Gauthier's Fairfield street home. The patient had been ill a week before detection and several neighbors have been exposed. authorities say precautions are being taken to control the outbreak.
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Oakland
John Gauthier
Fairfield Street
Mitchell on witness stand in anthracite strike inquiry
President Mitchell of the Miners union resumed cross examination before the anthracite strike commission in Lackawanna county. He defended union actions, rejected blame for coal prices, and argued workers deserve living wages amid the five month conflict.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Lackawanna County Court House
Wayne MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Erie Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Mr. MacVeagh
Mr. Mitchell
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
Mr. Macs Veagh
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Claims Reverses Gray Hair Loss
The ad asserts Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores color to gray hair and promotes growth while stopping shedding and curing dandruff. It presents bold benefits without scientific proof and relies on testimonial style language.
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Ayer
Two Men Killed in Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck
Bolivar Pa November 17. A rear end collision between an extra freight train and a light running engine on the Pennsylvania railroad at this place early today killed two men, seriously injured another, and left two engines demolished. The wreck delayed eastbound traffic for several hours.
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Bolivar
Pennsylvania Railroad
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