Prominent Lawrence Lawyer Jewett Sentenced to Seven Years
W S Jewett publisher and former Lake National Bank president was sentenced by Judge Brown in the United States Circuit Court to seven years imprisonment for misapplying 800 dollars while liquidating the Wolfboro bank. He appealed to the Supreme Court and was bailed under twenty thousand dollars. He has maintained innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Jewett
Lake National Bank
Wolfboro
N. H
Seven youths fined in gaming racket case in two courts
Seven young men convicted in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Dewey were fined 80 dollars each yesterday for being present where gaming implements were found and paid. In Municipal Criminal Court they faced 10 dollar fines and, on appeal, the amount was trebled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
Quincy Club Ball Promises Reception For Visiting Leaders
The Josiah Quincy Club of Ward 9 plans its annual ball with a reception to Hon. James Donovan and Hon. Joseph J. Corbett returning from California. Paul Revere Hall will be decorated, there will be enhanced electrical lighting, and a band concert from 8 to 9. The 9 to 10 o’clock hour features the Donovan reception with brief speeches from Boston party leaders.
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Josiah Quincy
Ward 9
James Donovan
Joseph J. Corbett
California
Paul Revere
Donovan
Boston
Fatal streetcar crash shocks Charlestown neighborhood
A Grove Hall streetcar, No. 298, ran down a steep Bunker Hill grade yesterday afternoon striking 2 year old Patrick Kelly as he crossed with an older child near Main and Medford streets. Motorman William S Lovely says rails were slippery and he could not stop in time. The accident renews debate over the track extension past the junction to Medford and Main Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Patrick Kelly
William Kelly
Bunker Hill Street
Medford
Main Streets
Medford Street
Monster Grove Hall
William 8. Lovely
Lovely
Bunker Hill
St. Frances de Sales Parochial School
Main Street
Kelly
Street Railway Company
Post
Fall from Roof Injures Hale at City Hospital
John T. Hale, 34, of 43 I street, fell backward from the roof at 9% West Eighth street yesterday. He suffered a broken right leg and a back injury and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hale
I Street
West Eighth Street
City Hospital
Boy Run Over by Wagon in Charlestown
Eight year old Winfred Danville of 212 Main street Charlestown was run over by a C. D. Cobb wagon while playing in front of 247 Main street. Left knee and right hip were seriously bruised. Dr Lawin attended him at his home.
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Winfred Danville
Main Street
Charlestown
C. D. Cobb
Marechal Lannes Wreckage Found On Pembrokeshire Coast
Reports from London say wreckage including ship papers and three lifeboats washed ashore on the Pembrokeshire coast. The Marechal Lannes, a 1711 ton French bark loaded with 3000 tons of coal, likely foundered on Hat and Barrel rocks near Small’s Light after departing Swansea on March 28 bound for San Francisco in its first voyage.
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London
Pembrokeshire
Marechal Lannes
Small’s Light
Swansea
San Francisco
Dyspepsia relief with Army Navy Tablets advertised
When you wake tired and with bad taste in the mouth and no breakfast appetite you may suffer dyspepsia. One package of U S Army Navy Tablets is claimed to cure and ease obstinate constipation. The tablets are vegetable and do not gripe, selling for 10 cents per pack with mail order available from U S Army Navy Tablet Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army & Navy
Pgoe Ai
U. S
MY & Ave Tablet CO
New York
Canned beef in Cuban campaign judged repulsive by medical officers
Army beef inquiry heard witnesses from Cuba era medical staff describe canned beef as repulsive and greasy. General Eagan's account contrasted with others who said they preferred beef on the block. Officers noted poor appearance, toughness, potential spoilage, and low nutritive value amid wartime rationing.
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Washington
Army Beef Inquiry Court
Army
Cuba
George H. Giddings
J. Hale Sypher
Bagan
Secretary of War
Sypher
Eagan
Giddings
Congressman Hawley
Charles ®. Greenleaf
Miles
B. F. Pope
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago
M. W. Ireland
Siboney Reserve Hospital
Hayes Emerges as Possible Police Commissioner Candidate
A strong bid for the police commissionership in Ward 12 centers on ex-Representative Hayes, a Democrat whose petition circulates in the State House with 25 Suffolk signatures including Speaker Bates and party leaders. Other figures mentioned include Judge Dean, Thomas Ryan, Richard Sullivan, Bordman Hall, and General Martin gaining endorsements, while Governor Wolcott may spring a surprise.
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Hayes
State House
Suffolk County
Bates
House
Dean
South Boston
Thomas Ryan
Richard Sullivan
Bordman Hall
Martin
Wolcott
Police Department
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Receiver Case at Helena
The Supreme Court at Helena on March 31 denied the writ of prohibition sought by the Boston & Montana Company to stop Judge Clancy of the district court from placing the receiver in charge of the property. If the judge sees fit now he can proceed to enforce his order appointing a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Supreme Court
Helena
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
Secretary Long Inspects Newport News Shipyard Tour
Secretary Long and party arrived aboard the lighthouse tender Jessamine at Newport News to inspect the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company naval yard project. He praised the battleships Kentucky and Kearsarge, noting they near completion and commissioning in a few months. The group toured the ships and later moved to Old Point for the night before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Long
Jessamine
Dolphin
Old Point
Washington
Melrose Wins Suburban Meet At Armory Hall
Melrose takes first place in the Suburban High School Athletic Meet held at Armory Hall with Malden, Medford, and Stoneham competing. Individual winners include McCarthy of Malden in the 20-yard sprint, Joslin of Melrose in multiple events, Trott of Medford in the 1000-yard run, and Hill of Malden in the shot put. total scores: Melrose 36, Malden 29, Medford 7.
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Stoneham
Armory Hall
Suburban High School Association
Malden
Melrose
Medford
McCarthy
Joslin
Hill
Trott
Getchell
Ford
Robbery disrupts Rush Bros express near Roxbury
It reports a theft yesterday of seven cases of eyes and two large tubs of butter from Rush Bros express wagon between North End and Fellows street Roxbury where the wagon was found. Also stolen were two barrels of cabbage and a horse blanket with a total value around 60 dollars.
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Hercus
Rush Bros.’ Express
Rush
Dorchester Avenue
North End
Fellows Street
Roxbury
M. Thomas & Bons
Boy Run Over Near Young's Hotel by Coupe
Eight year old Reuben Finkelstein of 7 Sheafe street was run over by a coupe driven by William Hayes on Court street near Young's Hotel around 7 30 last evening. Both wheels passed over the boy and an Ambulance from Station 1 carried him to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Finkelstein
William Hayes
Court Street
Young's Hotel
City Hospital
Found Dead in Bed George W Green Aged 2
A two year old boy named George W Green living with his father George H Green on Medford street was found dead in bed yesterday morning. Dr Gallagher Peet reported it as a sorrowful death with no immediate signs of foul play. The family resides at the stated address and the incident is being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Green
George H. Green
Medford Street
Dr. Gallagher Peet
Pondconte
Samoan crisis nears pacific settlement by joint commission
Washington reports a practically agreed plan for a high joint commission by the United States Britain and Germany to settle the Samoan question. Each nation would place one member on the body with broad authority and King Oscar of Norway and Sweden offered as umpire if needed.
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Washington
United States
Lord Salisbury
London
Great Britain
Thomas Sanderson
Villiers
Germany
Hay
High Commission
Oscar
Norway
Sweden
Venezuela
Samoa
Baron Spee von Sternberg
New York
Berlin
Charlestown Welcomes Returning Fifth Regiment Companies
Charlestown citizens committee plans a parade and escort for returning Fifth Regiment units. St Francis de Sales Band volunteers to lead Companies A and H from Park and Tremont streets through Haymarket, City Square, and Warren bridge to Winthrop street. Home members greet South Carolina veterans at the armory. Cadets’ Association hosts a repast. Colonel William H. Oakes named chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Cadets’ Armory
St. Francis de Sales
Park and
Tremont Streets
Tremont
Hanover Washington Streets
Haymarket Square
Haverh
J. J. McCarthy
Miss Fuller to Wed in Bostonman Nathaniel Francis Jr
Washington dispatch reports the chief justice and Mrs Fuller invitation for daughter Miss Jane Fuller to wed Mr Nathaniel Francis Jr of Boston on April 12 at St Johns Church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lost diamond stolen from soldier in electric car caper
A carat and a half diamond valued at 350 dollars was taken from the shirt front of Company D Holmes last night just before 11 o clock. The theft occurred in an electric car between the Castle Avenue Theatre and the Boylston Street subway station.
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Co. D. Holmes
Castle Aivere
Boylston Street
New England Baseball Man Injured Falling From Bar
Newark March 31 Andy Lawson the New England baseball man visiting this city slipped and fell from a bar while at a M C A symposium. He was seriously injured his condition uncertain he is at St Barnabas Hospital N. J. authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Andy Lawson
New England
St. Barnabas Hospital
B. A. A. Annual Meeting and Proposed Rule Change
The B. A. A. holds its annual meeting on Monday April 17. Members of the governing committee are to be reelected and a proposal to amend Article 17 would allow officers of the army navy and marine hospital service to join for three months instead of six, as at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army, Navy and Marine Hospital Service
Albert Stebbins Pardoning Report Denied by Counsel
Boston dispatch reports Albert Stebbins pardoned from Greenfield House of Correction where he serves five years for embezzlement, but his counsel FL Greene announces the claim as false tonight, disputing the pardon news and defending his client against such reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Boston
Albert Stebbins
House of Correction
Greene
Henpeaney Defeats Sheafe In Boston Alley Tournament
Worcester report says P H Henpeaney beat J L Sheafe in a public bowling alley match for $100 a side. Bowling was excellent. the event drew strong crowd and strong play from both men. An advertisement asserts Dean's Ointment cures itching piles with quick relief and lasting effect sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
P. H. Henpeaney
J. Co. L. Sheafe
Dean
Barbero of Seville shines in grand opera night
Last evening Italian night at the grand opera showcased Rossini's Barbero of Seville with Sembrich as Rosina Campanari as Figaro Salignac as D Alma viva and Reszke as Basilio. The cast delivered a sparkling performance praised for acting and singing with superb ensemble and notable conductor Mancinelli.
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Grand Opera
Rossini
Mme. Sembrich
Rosina
Sig. Campanari
Figaro
M. Salignac
D’almaviva
Ee de Reszke
Basilio
Sig. Carbone
Bartolo
Milo. Bauermeister
Bertha
Sembrich
Carbone
Salignac
Campanari
Ed de Reszke
Mile
Bauermeister
Signor Mancinelli
Faust
Eames
Mantelli
Jean de Reszkes
SeEnton
Don Giovanni
Moore Simpson Dies After Gas Inhalation Incident
Moore Simpson, found at Falmouth House Thursday night nearly dead from gas inhalation, died at City Hospital yesterday. The incident prompted investigations by local authorities into the circumstances surrounding the exposure and the events leading to the hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Simpson
Falmouth
Godfrey’s Guards Band to Feature naval fantasia at Park Theatre
Lieutenant Dan a Godfrey proves prophetic in music with a nautical fantasia celebrating British and American fleets, performed by his band for Charlestown Free Dispensary and Hospital. Two concerts tomorrow with new programs, afternoon and evening, attracting Governor Wolcott, Mayor Quincy, and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Club.
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Dana Godfrey
Samoa
Park Theatre
Godfrey
Charlestown Free Dispensary
Music Hall
British Guards Band
Wolcott
Quincy
Artillery
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National Association OF Physicians & Surgeons, Dental Department
Boylston ST
Jowett
Lawrence
Bai
Wiliam S Jewett
Lawreses
Merteeteitond Beker
Jebwett
Quincy Club
AVN Gupply
Bunker Hill Street Electric
J.F. Kelly
Navin & Kelly
Washington St
Dr. Warren
King Oscar
Miss Fuller
Andrew Lawson
Stebbins
Hennessey
Sheafe
Entertainments
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Métropolitan Opera House
Maurice Grau
Mmes
Emma Eames
Bauermeister and
Mantell
Jean de Keszke
Albers
Menx
Plancon
Sig
Bevignani
Lilli Lehmann
Nordica
Edi de Reazke
Devries
Manuel
Mancinelli
Metropolitan Opera CO
Selelcis
Yme
Suzanne Adams
Mise Merle Brema
MM. van Dyck
van Rent
Planmeen
Lee Stern
Mavie
F Sig. Mancinelli
Tvickets
Wagner
Mme
Marie Brema
MM. Jean
de Reszke
Pringle
Meffert
Meux
Van _Rooy
Herr Schalk
FURST
Art
Adams
Dufriche
Vanni
Maestri
Sig. Bevignon
Gounod
Faust Mmes
Jean
Mancineli'spera
Ero Eleandro
Emma Fames
MM. Saleza
Meyerbeer
Roudex
Marie Engle
Bars
Piroia
Sig. Mancinelli
Mozart
Don Ciovanni
Luli Lehmann
Maurel
Romeo ET Juliette
Djella
Saleza
Bevignant
Barber OF Seville
The
Frank A. Leonard
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Ave
Burke
Castle Ratiine
Tremont St
Isabelle Urquhart
John Burke
Stephen
Ezra Kendall
Russell Brothers
Ann James
Kate Ryan
Boston Museum
DeForeests
Damm
Carr and
Jordan
the Silvers
Tremont Theatre
Augustin Daly
Hollis Ventern
Isaac B. Rich
Olga Nethersole
Tanqueray
Iki
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
Alenen
Brown's
Rte Ceon
Kelcey-Shannon Co
Austins Stone
Ieee
Imperial Hungarian Orchestra
Telephone
Widow Brown
Flo Irwin
Richard Harlow
the Liliputians
Real People
Bonnnannnwa
Florifiges
Conway and Stasis
Nellie Daily
Burte
T'rices
Bowdoin SQ
Leenzo Bros
James Boys
Howard Uii
Bunch
Reeves
al Reeves
Barton and
Ashley
Armstrong Bros
Mitchell and
Jens
Columbia Titsn
Beate
Uncle Tom's
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