Sensationalist Kitty Mayo Sentenced at Sherborn
Kitty Mayo, a born sensationalist, appeared in police court in Boston and was later sentenced to Sherborn after confessing to fabricating crimes for attention. She described how she previously posed as a criminal, recounting a past case in Boston involving an infant found dead and her convincing false tale. She admitted enjoying deceiving police and newspapers and was watched at the station before court proceedings.
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Kittie Mayo
Kittie
Lieut. Donaldson
Boston
Central Station
Kittle
Hadley
Sherborn
Tewksbury
Manning
Wife Sleeps Through Husband Suicide in Boston Hotel
Fred E. Bellows 34, manager of Willow Club at Pad docks Island, Boston harbor, shot himself in a U B hotel room. His wife slept through the act and awoke to find him dead on the floor. Bellows had suffered a nervous condition and was once a traveling jewelry salesman.
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Boston
Fred E. Bellows
Willow Club
Paddocks Island
Boston Harbor
U. B
Hellows
Toston
Vee
Open hours listed in fragmented notice
The fragment shows daily hours from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to unclear end. Also mentions opening from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and daily schedule. No clear location or entity names are readable.
Seven Guests For Dinner A City Bid Controversy
Mayor Casey blocks a $10 supper bill from the Waverly hotel for ten, noting seven extra men attended on Sept. 11. The lighting contract bids open tomorrow at city hall with public disclosure. A bidder withdraws citing high lamp pay provisions, while Casey vows a reasonable price to save city funds.
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Casey
City Hall
Waverly
Committee On
Lowell
Hosmer
Carmichael Named for Nomination at Democratic Convention
Fred H. Rourke announced plans to place James H. Carmichael’s name before the seventh senatorial district Democratic convention next Wednesday night. Rourke praised his late opponent and predicted party unity to back Carmichael in the coming election. Republicans were absent at city hall as Boston’s GOP convention drew attention. Mayor Casey urged council approval of Huntington Hall insurance funds, citing only 8000 remain for teachers and a loan must be signed by tomorrow. Workmen were told to search Huntington Hall’s corner stone for a box whose contents and purpose were unclear. Two mayoral orders linger, 500 for land on West Tenth Street and 2200 for Langland in Inland. Municipal registers arrived and registration moved slowly on Thursday.
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Fred H. Rourke
James H. Carmichael
Mr. Rourke
Col. Carmichael
Huntington Hall
Casey
Weat Tenth Street
Langland
Wea
Mont Temple
Bunting
Wvevelt
AE Roosevelt
Malone
Messrs Champlin
Sanderson
French
Thomas Albot
State Committee
William E. Huntington
Boston University
Wm. D. Sohier
Beverly
Stephen Salisbury
Worcester
Geo. P. Lawrence
Adams
Lawrence
Edward Glines
Somerville
Committee On Permanent Organization
John W. Weeks
Newton
Weeks
Woman unconscious in New York boat house case
A guest of the Hotel Savoy, Mrs Lillian Crowles, was found unconscious in a Dobbe Ferry boat house with serious internal injuries after being kept prisoner by three men. Police at Hastings-on-Hudson were alerted by four calls for help from local boat houses, and a related case in Paterson was noted.
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New York
Lillian Crowles
Hotel Savoy
Dobbe Ferry
Jennie Boeschieter
Paterson
N. J
Hastings-on-the-Hadson
Runaway Grocery Wagon Injures Pawtucket Street Pair
A grocery wagon driven by Sifrord Rousseau of J N Tarte's Salem Street shop ran away in Pawtucket Street after a back strap broke. Miss Edwidge Roy 17, injured with a broken left arm at the elbow. Mrs Cora Ayotte and Rousseau escaped with scratches. Roy taken to Dr Lambert's nearby home for treatment.
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Pawtucket Street
J. N. Tarte
Salem Street
Sifrord Rousseau
Mr. Tarte
Rousseau
Edwidge Roy
Cora Ayotte
Lynn
Miss Roy
Gage
Pole loses fingers in mill accident
Michael Kieska a Pole of 4 Sullivans Court off Fenwick Street caught his left hand in a carding machine at Tremont and Suffolk mills this morning He was taken to Lowell hospital where three fingers were amputated in a necessary operation
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Michael Kieska
Sullivan's Court
Fenwick Street
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lowell Hospital
Sixteen Men Buried in Vermont Quarry Cave-In
Troy New York reports sixteen men buried in a quarry cave-in near Granville Vermont state line. Foreman David Cadwalder and Warren Queen rescued. Queen likely to die. Deceased include J. Bh Williams, Granville businessman and head of the Vermont Company. Hungarian laborers among the dead. Local residents assist in rescue efforts as the tragedy unfolds.
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Troy
N. Y
Vermont Company
Granville
Vermont
David Cadwalder
Warren Queen
J. Bh
Williama
Williame
EP. Agon
Armistice Talks Stall as Front-Line Positions Hold
Beoul Korea October 6 A Japanese staff officer said after three parliamentary meetings no armistice terms for North Korea were agreed. He noted no further fighting but warned that Japan would not relinquish current positions or withdraw from occupied areas.
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Beoul
Korea
North Korea
Sanford holds Shiloh power in tense Auburn trial
Supreme Head Frank W Sanford, leader of the Shiloh community, sat writing through the trial as witnesses testified to his supreme authority over followers. Doctors described diphtheria treatment with anti toxin, while Shiloh accounts revealed rigid obedience and ritual ranking from God the Father to followers.
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Auburn
Frank W. Sandford
Elijah
Shiloh
Clarence W. Parker
Sandford
Leander Bartlett
John’ A. Donovan
Lewiston
B. F. Sturgis
Anourn
Donovan
Kelly
Grace Harriman
Jerusalem
W. H. Harriman
Roxbury
Mr. Harriman
God
Father
Christ
Son
F. W. Sandford
Earth
Mr. Sandford
Satan
Mr. Perry
Perry
Vandal Scratches Windows on Central Street
A vandal scratched numerous windows on Central Street today. The attacker left unclear marks and damaged glass, with minor impact observed on adjacent storefronts. Police urged witnesses to report information leading to a suspect.
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Central Street
Guild by Acclamation Eben S Draper Nominated for Lieut Gov
Boston Oct 6 The Republican state convention nominated Eben S Draper for lieutenant governor on the first ballot while Curtis Guild Jr was acclaimed for governor. The platform backed tariff revision to protect experts and ensure most favored nation treatment, with strong opposition to raw material demands from the radical wing. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spoke in support of the resolutions.
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Boston
United States
Committee On
Eugene N. Foss
Wm. F. Draper
Hopedale
Italy
Eben S. Draper
Henry Cabot Lodge
Curtis Guild, Jr
Democratic Critique of Massachusetts Governance and Militia Costs
The piece argues that Democratic attacks on Republican leadership in Massachusetts are unfounded given Governor Douglas’s support of revenue bills and minimal vetoes. It cites bailiwick comparisons to prior governors, critiques grand militia maneuvers, and notes wasteful encampment costs, while highlighting President Roosevelt era achievements and tariff debates. It emphasizes the need for accountability in state finance and defense.
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Commonwealth
Moat Caret
Weatfield
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Joint Committee On
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