Tar and Feathers Trial Opens in Plymouth Court
Large Marion crowd gathers as James McDonald seeks redress in a rare tar and feathers case. Seven Marion residents including Joseph Silva and Hector D. McLeod face charges after masked intruders allegedly tarred and feathered a man in his home. Trial postponed to 2 p.m. after initial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Marion
James McDonald
Joseph Silva
Owen F. Bumpus
Oliver Andrews
Noble E. Estes
Andrew H. Gifford
Hector D. McLeod
Wm. Potter
Faithful Coachman Mr Nerney Receives Jacqueminot Rose
Mr Nerney long time coachman and gardener for Mrs Tappan Wentworth brought a Jacqueminot rose to Judge Hadley. Irish born over 70, he served three households here including Dr Dana and the Wentworth family. Fur season to come. local shop highlights fur gifts. Fire caused small stock damage to Medina and Whitten stock insured by Fred C Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Nerney
Tappan Wentworth
Hadley
Jacqueminot
Lawrence Street
Nerney
Ireland
Samuel L. Dana
Merrimack Corporation
Edward Tufts
Alon. Tappan Wentworth
Wentworth
Gory Gore Tragedy Autopsy Commission Named
American experts in Paris under State Department orders will form a four doctor autopsy commission to investigate the shooting of Mrs Ellen Gore. The panel will determine bullet range and cause, with funeral set for 2 PM at the American church on Rue de Berri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Navy
United States State Department
Ellen Gore
Gowdy
Rue de Berri
E. B. Thurber
American Medical Commission
United States
State Department
Washington
Politics Day by Day in Lowell Mayor Contest
The piece argues Charles E. Howe is poised to win the Lowell mayoral race with broad caucus support and voter interest. It also warns that Democrat operatives, led by Mr. Brady, will push aggressive tactics to sway alderman results, while independent voters may decide the outcome in a Republican year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Howe
Lowell
Howe
Brady
Church-Going Christians on Manhattan Island
New York reports 366 Christian worship places on Manhattan with 696,942 members. Over the first three Sundays, 461,631 adults attended services, 134,177 at Protestant churches and 317,444 at Roman Catholic churches, yielding 65 percent overall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Oc Ee
Wu Ting-Fang Farewell to the American People
Former Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang departs after nearly six years in the United States. He praises American courtesy and friendly ties, hopes relations stay cordial, and notes China’s ongoing political and commercial progress with potential for greater Pacific trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Ting-Fang
New York
San Francisco
America
China
Altho
Ali
Anarchists Row Ends With Police Find Nearby Meeting
New York police report an anarchist meeting place found within a stone's throw of a station after two Italians fought in Roosevelt street. Dominic Santo and Tony Menz were arrested. Santo had a revolver and fifteen cartridges, Menz a knife and a map of Paris with key buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dominic Santo
Tony Menz
Santo
Menz
Cannatelli
Italy
Paris
Department of the Seine
Carleton Hotel
London
Roosevelt Street
Hudson Man Killed In Train Yard Accident
Albert Taylor a well known Hudson citizen was run over and killed in the Central Massachusetts division of the Boston and Maine yard. The engineer believed death by own action occurred as darkness hid him on the track. He had been in poor health and despondent, leaving a widow and six children. Taylor was prominent in Grand Army circles.
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Hudson
Albert Taylor
Central Massachusetts
Boston and Maine
Taylor
Fire at E. J. Medina hair store causes smoke
A small crowd watched as the chemical unit of the fire department fought a minor blaze at E. J. Medina's hair store, 104 Merrimack Street. The fire, likely resting on a radiator, burned to ashes leaving only a beaded wire as evidence. Damage described as trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Arm
Fire Department
E. J. Medina
Merrimack Street
Baltimore refit at New York yard nearly complete
New York November 4 the cruiser Baltimore famed from Manila is nearing completion of a stem to stern refit at the naval yard. The $350,000 project includes new boilers, smokestack and decks, improved accommodations and fixtures, with sea readiness expected by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Navy Yard
Baltimore
Manila
Navy Yard
Spain
Ranger Repairs After Santa Maria Eruption Sightings
San Francisco reports the gun boat Ranger arriving from Panama will head to Mare Island Navy Yard for repairs. Officers witness effects of the Santa Maria eruption with the Gulf of Tehuantepec veiled in pumice and ash choking the sea. Shorelines miles away were blanketed in white ash, killing a hundred wild boars. M Pierimond, mayor of And in Yonne, purportedly set a record in French sport.
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San Francisco
Ranger
Panama
Mare Island Navy Yard
Santa Maria
Gulf of Tehuantepec
M. Pierimond
And
Yonne
Portuguese King Leaves Windsor for Blenheim Visit
The King of Portugal bade farewell to King Edward at Windsor this morning and traveled to Blenheim where he dined with the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. He will stay in England for a private visit for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portugal
Edward
Windsor
Blenheim
Marlbororth
England
Two Attempts at Death by Own Action Reported
The report recounts a man in Billerica who, after a drunkenness episode, was confined in a cell. He appeared desiring death within an hour, was released, resisted, had his shirt torn, and handcuffs reported as worn. He had previously attempted death by his own action a year earlier during a drunkenness arrest.
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Rth
Billerica
Goyette
Parlies
Parental Responsibility Emphasized by Northwestern Professor
Chicago reports Prof. J B Clark of Northwestern University urged that no man or wealthy parent has a right to create dependents beyond ability to support. In a First Congregational Church Evanston address he argued an unskilled American worker can, on $300 yearly, keep a family in comfort and save money, and that it is the duty of every worker to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. 8. Clark
Northwestern University
First Congregational Church
Evanston
Worthless Husbands Taken Into Police Court
In Lowell police court this morning a crowd faced various charges with only two arrests on Sunday. Degnan, drunk, pledged to abstain and received a four month sentence suspended for a year. Cardinal, drunk, was found guilty and jailed four months. Thayer, drunk and long noted in records, got three weeks on probation. Doran pleaded guilty to drunkenness and stealing a team, four months total. Marshall faced assault charges but was discharged due to insufficient evidence.
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Thomas F. Degnan
Degnan
Lowell
Hadley
Peter Carden
Lizzie Carden
Carden
Mary E. Thayer
Mary
England
Evermore
Terence J. Doran
William Barker
Doran
John Street
Merrimack Street
William McCloughy
Charles Marshall
George W. Parker
Parker
Wentworth
Murphy
Marshall
Livery keeper sues over 1901 streetcar crash
In Superior Court Judge Aiken, the case Annis et al vs Wiggin and Northern Street Railway opened with J J O Connor for plaintiffs and Richardson, Jua & Wier for defendants. Patrick F McNulty keeper of a livery seeks 1000 for property damage from an 1901 February 15 streetcar collision on Gorham street. Pltff argues incessant gong and snow piles frightened horses. alleges motorman inaction. Juryview of premises followed opening.
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Annis
Midd Town Clerks Meet in Medford With Joyce
The Midd Town and City Clerks association holds its second meeting in Medford with City Clerk Joyce. The forenoon views objects of interest in the city, dinner at 1 at the city hall, then a business session. Of 54 clerks in the county, 32 are members, and the meetings offer social enjoyment and instructive comparison of official practices.
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Midd Town and City Clerks Association
Medford
Joyce
Dee
Merrimack Street Crew Prepares for Tarmac Installation
Street department workers on Merrimack Street cleared and leveled the road from Cabot Street to the clubhouse in anticipation of immediate tarmacadam laying.
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Street Department
Merrimack Street
Cabot Street
Warehousemen's troubles and convention plans in New York
The American Warehousemen convention will meet in Washington to discuss boosting insurance capacity for warehousemen and renewing efforts to make warehouse receipts negotiable. The session aims to address insurance costs and ensure access to coverage, with outcomes to be announced. In a separate item, news from King Victor Emmanuel notes the birth of Princess Mara on a date in late 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Warehousemen
Waerhington
Warete
Victor Em- Mantel
Mara
Ecis
Porticml Me Ward 4 Caucus Vote Held Nov 12
A fragmented report notes a ward 4 caucus voting event held on November 12. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references a preliminary meeting and potential procedural actions. Local officials or party members are implied to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porticml
Dennie
KR Carey
iMeaal
Poe
Lynn Daily News Struck by Strike Nonsense Headline
A garbled Lynn newspaper entry reports a strike affecting staff and morning edition timing. The fragment mentions price settings and graphic content but lacks clear details on actors or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Lynn Daily News
Local Help Wanted and Lost and Found Notices
Lost a new black silk ruff between Walker and Westford streets on Westford Saturday November 22. Reward offered at 43 Royal Street. Wanted a lady pianist for permanent position at A. G. Peters and Son. Kitchen girl wanted at 46 Mass Corner. Unity Church of Spiritualists to open November 30 with lectures by Wm. D. and Cora B. Noyes of San Francisco. An energetic agent sought to sell securities for Snow Farlow Co. to be paid liberal commissions. Need for man to unpack goods at Bon Marche Dry Goods Co. For sale a desirable business property at 47 and 649 Merrimack Street Lowell. Eye glasses lost Sunday afternoon between Sixth Street and Huntington Ball. Found sum of money at 68 Church Street. claimant must prove property and pay charges.
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Walker
Wen Streets
Westford
Royal Street
A. G. Peters & Son
Unity Church of Spiritualists
G. A. R. Hall
Central
Merrimack Streets
Wm. D
Cora B. Noyes
San Francisco
California
Snow, Farlow & Co
Bankers
New York
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Ee Street
Wm. C. French
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Sixth Street
Huntington Ball
Church Street
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H. Killin
Carrie Greenleaf
Portland, Maine
W. F. Greenleaf
This
City
W. P. Brazer & Co
Fred. C. Church
N. W. Whitten
O'Sullivan Bros. CO
Gore
Osl G
Danny
Anarchists
Medina
George Goyette
Ndants
Superior Court
Boston & Northern
Town and City Clerks
King's
Ayers
Lynn News
Mass. Cor
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co
Clinton
South Street
Chelmsford Centre
Hoya
Ooya
Merrimack Clothing CO
Sereees
City Mall
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