Somerville man arraigned in North End boy’s manslaughter
John Chute, a Somerville teamster, faces arraignment on manslaughter charges after medical examiners linked the death of 11 year old Augustino Alupo to a skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. The report notes bruises and an eye abrasion, while police say the beating may reflect loss of self-control.
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John PE Hte
Augustino Alupo
North End
Dugan
Harris
Alupo
Captain Dugan
Books vanished in Continental Electric Company case
In East Cambridge Judge Bishop hears Mrs. Georgianna J. Gurney seek 16000 from Mrs. Jennie K. D. Conant Henderson Dr John A Robinson and John Tenney alleging deceptive stock sale. Witnesses outline transfers to Helios Upton and note limited assets with conflicting claims about books and patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Electric Company
Bishop
East Cambridge
Georgianna J. Gurney
Cambridge
Jennie K. D. Conant-Henderson
John A. Robinson
John Tenney
Boston
Continental Company
Joseph H. O'Neil
Helios Company
Continental
Mr. Hyams
Wilbur D. Farnham
Lennie K.D. Conant Henderson
Boston Grand Jury Deliberations Hear Noted Testimony
Jurors report today on insurance frauds and Proctor campaign funds along with several other matters. District Attorney Moran heard testimony from Boston figures including Attorney-General Dana Malone Assistant Superintendent Frank A Hardy Richard J Burton Albert R Thayer and Joseph A Haley. Deliberations paused briefly as the district attorney and his assistant were excused for about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Thayer
Joseph A. Haley
Mr. Dwyer
Court Hearings Roundup Reveals Multiple Cases
Yesterday saw principal cases including J. B. Flannigan charged with keeping a common gaming house. John G. Bestgen accuses R. G. Proctor of misappropriating 225 in campaign funds. The Charles Street jail breaks saw a recaptured prisoner testify manacled. Lawsuit letters accuse New York Life and Mutual Life of rebating and Crocker will bribe of jurors alleged.
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J. B. Flannigan
John G. Bestgen
R. G. Proctor
Senator Lodge
Charles Street
Howard
Thomas W. Lawson
Moran
Body in Harbor Identified by Widow
The body found floating in the harbor yesterday afternoon has been positively identified as Martin Albertson formerly of Stone Street Charlestown. He disappeared November 25 from his watchman’s box near the Charles Street Bridge. Identification was made by the widow of the deceased. Funeral likely tomorrow afternoon.
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Martin Albertson
Stone Street
Charlestown
Charles Street
Independent ice dealers set prices against Boston trust
The Fresh Pond Ice Company of Somerville and the Cambridge Ice Company formed a price schedule to challenge the Boston ice trust. They pegged ice at 7 a ton retail and 3.50 wholesale, selling in 100 pound lots for 35 cents retail and 1742 cents wholesale, while noting supplies ample for the season.
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Ice Trust
Fresh Pond Ice Company
Somerville
Cambride Ice Company
Boston
Boston Ice Company
Independent Ice Company
F. J. Bartlett
Boston Company
American Ice Company of
New York
New Jersey
Dorchester Ice Company
L. N. Fairfield
Boston Ice
H. H. Davenport
Fresh Pond Company
Moran
Courage in the face of scalding burns saves Boston girl
Kathleen Lucey a three year old of 539 East Second street South Boston suffered severe burns when a boiler spilled boiling water on her. She lost consciousness from shock but doctors at Carney Hospital report she will live. Her father John Lucey works for the city bridge department.
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Kathleen Lucey
East Second Street
Boston
Gertrude
Kathleen
George Morris
Posne
Carney Hospital
Ice price dispute looms as 5 cent law challenged
Boston ice dealers spar over a 5 cent law with District Attorney Moran weighing action. Marcus Estabrook threatens selling ice at $100 a ton if enforced. Highland Co operative Ice Co posts price card: minimum 15 pounds for 10 cents cash, others 25 to 100 pounds at set rates amid a warm winter.
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Marcus M. Estabrook
John B. Moran
Massachusetts
Ice Dealers’ Association
Estabrook
Marcus M. M. Estabrook
Highland Co-operative Ice Company
Cure for long healed skin ailment by Cuticura remedies
John M. Lloyd of Alliance Ohio describes a severe leg wound from 1899 that worsened to exposed flesh. After four years of pain and failed treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for seven months and recovered fully. He cites doctors’ bills and endorses the products. June 27 1905.
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Ian
John M. Lloyd
S. Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Horses Save Life of Girl in Haymarket Square
Miss Annie Malloy an 18 year old fruit seller in Haymarket square was saved when two Armstrong Transfer Company horses avoided trampling her. She tripped on a rail around 6 30 P M as the wheels passed over her the near horse curved away and spared her causing two broken thighs as the injury.
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Annie Malloy
Armstrong Transfer Company
Haymarket Square
Attacks Reported on Women in Somerville
Mrs. Jonathan P. Snow of Chandler street West Somerville said she was followed by an unknown man on College avenue Monday night and escaped by taking refuge in a nearby house. Mrs Arthur Collins had her handbag snatched a few nights earlier in the same area.
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Jonathan P. Snow
Chandler Street
West Somerville
College Avenue
Arthur Collins
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Little Alupo
Thomas H. Vahey
Chute
John K. Hannigan
Charlestown Bridge
Edward Eustice
Station 1
J. Mitchell Galvin
Galvin
Dr. Robinson
Sale
Nental Company
Hyams
Hyams Electric Company
Conti
G3. Gurney
Proctor
Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Clothing
Prince Albert
Prince Alberts
Essex Street
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago
the Shinola CO
Rochester, N. Y
South
Paullus
Ocas Kg
Frank Ferdinand
Blue Store
Outfitter of
Frank Ferdinand Cor
Washington and
Warren Sts
Dudley St
Washington St. Parianenta Doms
Adams House
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