Alet Named Again Unanimous Despite Conviction
Boston October 9 Former Representative Thomas F Curley whose seat was declared vacant after his conviction and sentence for civil service frauds was unanimously nominated for representative by the Democratic city committee executive board Curley won the primaries on September 26 tying with former Congressman Michael J McEttrick He served 60 days in Suffolk county jail for impersonating another in a letter carrier exam A nomination in his district is effectively an election under normal conditions
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Boston
Thomas F. Curley
Democratic City Committee
Curley
Michael J. McEttrick
Suffolk County
Kroonland reports wireless contact near Nantucket lightship
New York reports the liner Kroonland in wireless contact with Slasconset station at 8.50 a m as it nears Nantucket lightship. The ship is expected to free dock about 8.30 a m Tuesday, sailing from Antwerp via Dover.
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New York
Kroonland
Antwerp
Dover
Nantucke
Tuesay
Massachusetts labor federation opens annual convention in Pittsfield
The Massachusetts state branch of the American Federation of Labor opened its twentieth annual convention in Pittsfield with 133 delegates from 26 towns. President Francis J. Clarke presided as Mayor Bags welcomed attendees. Reports were read and resolutions discussed including child labor, political nonpartisanship, and streetcar worker conditions.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Clarke
Boston
Allen H. Bags
Clarke
D. D. Driscoll
Wm. L. Douglas
Frank T. Foster
Neglect of His Wife Leads to Court Fines
In police court Judge Hadley censured neglect of wives as several defendants faced sentences. Thomas Rochette was fined $50 for illegal liquor keeping, with others including John Calkins dragged in for neglecting his wife. Mary McDonough and Frank Newell received jail terms, while several prisoners were fined for drunkenness and related offenses.
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Thomas Rochette
Hadley
John Calkins
Agent Richardson
Calkins
Slattery
John
Fred Regan
Mer James F. Owens
Coungel
A. J. Biazon
Theodore Portelance
Eugene
Victor Perrin
Theodore Perrin
Mary McDonough
Mary
Franklin Street
McKay
Welch
House of Correction
Frank Newell
Frank
Newell
Etate Farm
Madley
Bridgewater
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Woman found dead in bed at Maiden Lane home
Mrs. Leda Groleau aged 24 was found dead in her bed by her husband at 11 Maiden Lane. Dr. Irish stated hemorrhage as cause after an inquest. She left behind Cyrille Groleau, two brothers Napoleon and Adelard Page, and two sisters Delina Delisle and Clara Rondeau.
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Leda Groleau
Maiden Lane
Irish
Cyrille Groleau
Napoleon
Adelard Page
Delina Delisle
Clara Rondeau
Striking bakers clash with troops. 200 arrested
In Moscow on October 8 crowds of striking bakers clashed with police and troops. The mob stoned officers, troops fired to disperse the demonstration, and about two hundred arrests were reported.
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Moscow
Warrant Refused for City Councilman in Manslaughter Case
Boston October 9 Judge Ely of the municipal court declined to issue a warrant for Councilman Jel Donnelly on manslaughter charges. Donnelly was detained after the death of Patrick J. Grinley a laborer said to have been pushed to the ground in the South End. The court found no evidence to charge Donnelly.
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Boston
Ely
Municipal Court
Jel J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Patrick J. Grinley
South End
Farmer shoots wife then kills himself in Towanda
Towanda Pennsylvania October 9 Perry Wheeler a 60 year old prosperous farmer of Wyalusing township shot and killed his wife and then committed suicide. The couple had lived peacefully and no motive was found. London October 9 Sir Robert Bond premier of Newfoundland was a passenger on the Allan line steamer Laurentian which sailed from Glasgow on October 5 for St John s.
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Towanda
Perry Wheeler
Wyalusing Township
London
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Allan Line
Laurentian
Clase
Bt. John's
Hood's Sarsaparilla Economy Promise
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong economy with a bottle lasting longer and doing more good than any other. It claims the medicine offers 100 doses for one dollar as a bold sales claim.
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Hood
Interest Notice: Monthly Deposits Begin Third Day
A notice states that interest begins monthly on the third day of each month with a deposit of 61.00 or more. The text outlines regular savings actions and timing for deposits.
Requests for more money on smallpox care considered
The appropriation committee will review Agent Knapp's plea for 3400 to pay workers involved in smallpox treatment, while Dr. C E Donlan seeks around 3000 for his cuy farm payroll, arguing increased expenses despite lower prior allocations. Mayor Casey and Chief Hosmer discuss street lighting bids and gas versus electric options to reduce costs.
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Committee On Appropriations
Agent Knapp
C. E. Donlan
Cuy Farm
Donlan
Department
Dr. Donlan
Hosmer
Casey
City Hall
Allen
Ting
Welsbach Company
Welsbach
Cleveland Company
City Hall Committee Proceeds Amid Delayed Indications
In a lengthy session at city Hall the committee pressed ahead with approvals despite late indications from officials. Elected leaders weighed budget items and debated priorities, signaling forthcoming votes on key measures affecting services and local governance.
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City Hall i
Monadnock House Damaged by Fire
A fire damaged Monadnock House early in the morning, gutting the central part of the main wing. Firefighters battled flames as portions of the building were consumed, with crews working to control the blaze and assess the structural impact.
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Damnedine
Strike at Stover and Beans Shoe Shop Stover strike at Thorndike street
Twenty lasters employed by Stover and Beans left their benches this morning over a new pay by damage rule. The firm says the policy exists in other shops and will stay in force. A meeting among workers failed to yield a settlement and vacancies will be filled if men do not return.
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Stover & Bean
Thorndike Street
Mr. Bean
Courier-Citizen
Keit
Alleged Murderer Captured Near Ba Tex
Cincinnati reports Monk Gibeon, accused of killing the Conditt family near Ba Tex, has reportedly been surrounded and captured in a Houston area dispatch. Details remain unclear as the case unfolds with authorities confirming the arrest.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Tex
Peero
Gibeon
Ba- Tex
I Ya
Panae
Bana
Francis on Trial in U S District Court Philadelphia
Francis alias Arthur Foster and co defendants faced trial before Judge Holland on charges of using the mails to defraud in get rich quick schemes. Stores show Storey Cotton Co defrauded thousands. assets listed at forty nine thousand with over two million still due.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Francis
Arthur
Foster
Holland
U. S. District Court
Storey Cotton Company
Provident Investment Bureau
Francis
Frank C. Marrin
Franklin Stone
Sophia Beck
F. E. Watt Storey
Walter B. Riggs
Thomas H. Quinlan
Patrick Kearns
A. H. Howard
Cotton Company
Kearns
Brooklyn
Juslee
Wm J. Bradley
Camden
Storey Cotton Co
Storey Co
Robbery at West Bansey Post Office In Keene Return
News from Keene New Hampshire reports a cafe post office robbery at West Bwancey with three men, who escaped without cash or valuables. Denman Thompson, the veteran actor, owned canal papers seized but had little value. The safe was forced but not opened.
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Keene. N. H
West Bwanceya
Denman Thompson
Weet Moansey
Judge Calhoun Returns from Vegeacels Mission
Judge W J Calhoun, who went to Vegeacels months ago as a special commissioner for the U S government, has returned to New York today. He traveled to oversee the Vegeacels matter. Further details were not disclosed.
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New York
Get
W. J. Calhoun
Vegeacels
U. B
Left ankle injury at Middieset Street station noted
A garbled report records a fall at Middieset Street station with an injury to a left ankle. The subject was moved to Lowell h capital for treatment, with further details obscured in the text.
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Orihs
Fire devastates Barristers hall. Chalifoux supports relief
Fire gutted ground floor and basement of Barristers hall with Ellingwood Garson Huntoon Best and Dorlando losses nearly total. Insurance totals and salvage prospects are unclear as investigators inspect structural damage while J L Chalifoux sends a $100 relief check to the Firemen’s fund.
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Barristers Hall
Chalifoux
Chief Hosmer
Ellingwood
Miss Feat
Central Street
Ellingwood, Garson, Huntoon
Best and
Dorlando
Miss Best
Ellingwood's
Huntoon’s
Garson’s
Graham R. Whidden
Whidden
Marion
Coriando
B. Brice
Swan
Gordon
Garson
Ble Linewood
Hennessey
David 1 Nickerson
Seome
Elling Woods
Mim
Prescott Street
J. L. Chalifoux
Hef Association
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Hub
Wireless
Federation OF Labor
State Branch
Harry Lapder
Great Britain
Music Halle
Arthur Urbane Dilley
Park Street
Daniel F. Sullivan
Stephen Burke
James H. Regan
Bridget Haggerty
Kate McGillien
Robert Prefete
Varey F Timmer
John McAndrewe
Deniel Lane
Martin J. Grady
Mebita Otak
Eyrian
Mobids
Te Privenee
Ry Bevo
Bees
Cameten
Ore
Ahde
Ryan
Interance
Leda’ Groleau
Husband
Bos
Ton
Bond
Savino
Traders National Bank
Soot Akia EV
Knapp
Nicholas Nicholopulos
Prince Street
Simpson
Ennel Street
Ennell Street
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Lawrence
E. Dudley Chase
Stover
Middlesex Trust CO
Merrimack Striet
Groke
Relief Fund
Ei-Azhar Sr Awarted Ciiver
Lou’ Et Petition
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