Young thief Harry Shafner sent to Lyman School for Boys
Lynn, April 10. Harry Shafner, a thirteen year old known as the city's “bad boy,” is to be sent to the Lyman School for Boys after a string of petty crimes culminating in a front seat theatre robbery of envelopes containing over $50 from Principal Emerson’s coat room at the school. Officers found him with the money. a court session followed with a ruling to remove him from Lynn for several years. He showed no denial of the charge and had support from his teacher who described him as bright and obliging despite dangerous impulses.
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Lynn
Harry Shafner
Lyman School
Young Shafner
Harry
Shatner
Judge Berry
Shafner
John Grant
Boston Street
John M. Newhall
Fraser
Funeral of Dr Thomas Roche in East Boston
The funeral for Dr Thomas Roche was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart East Boston with a solemn requiem mass at 10 o clock. Clergy included Rev Michael Clark Rev J B McKone and Rev James Dermody. Notables present included Penal Institution Commissioners Peters Morrison and others with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Thomas Roche
Boston
Church of the Sacred Heart
Michael Clark
J. 8. McKone
James Dermody
Katherine Hickey
Sprano
Ellen Moughlin
Galbraith
Margore Mealey
J Hickey
Thomas B. Shea
David D. Brough
William Green
John Berran
Eter McCormack
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Penal Institution
Peter Morrison
John H. Duane
Thomas F. Hunt
Eastern Commercial Teachers Association Spring Convention
The spring convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association will be held in Boston this Friday. Teachers from the United States and Canada attend. A banquet is planned at the United States Hotel Friday evening with speakers including Dr. BE. Cape Tufts College, the Mayor of Boston, Dr. Marden, Jerome B. Howard, Ben Pitman shorthand expert, and W. Shaw of Toronto.
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Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Boston
United States
Canada
BE. H. Cape
Tufts College
Ooston
Marden
Jerome B. Howard
Ben Pitman
Oe Grese
Ww Shaw
Toronto
Two More Cambridge Burglaries Are Reported
Cambridge reports two additional burglaries with entries noting W H W lumber dealers on a roadway corner broken into and items including money and clothing taken. details fragmented but mention of A Bilston and a 70 year old man.
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Cambridge
W . H. W Lumber
Roadway
Bilston
Lee
Hotel Bellevue assets to be sold under court order
Receivers E. Clarence Hovey and John C. Randolph won court permission to sell the Hotel Bellevue assets on Beacon Street. Harvey and Wood, former Hotel Ericsson proprietors, will assume management next week after the prior owners’ affairs are settled by the court.
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Bellevue
Beacon Street
E. Clarence Hovey
John C. Randolph
Lowell
United States District Court
Harvey & Wood
Ericsson
Commonwealth Avenue
Meeting on Diseases and Feeding of Children
The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society met at Shitevee building East Concord Street. President F. C. Richardson presided as discussions covered diseases of children feeding of children and the role of physician and schoolmaster. Physicians present included Frank H. Goese Percy Wesselhoeft and others. G. E. Gay Malden school superintendent attended.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
East Concord Stree
F. C. Richardson
Geet
Frank H. H Goese
Percy
Iter Wesselhoeft
F. Homey
William F. Hopkins
Georges Te Southwaon
J. Herbert Moore
Moo W. Turner
William
Boyle Bros No Money Down Outfitters for All Ages
Boston ad promoting Boyle Bros as complete outfitters for men women and children with hats millinery and shoes. Promises one price to all and lowest credit price in the city with extended evening hours to 10 pm and urged early weekly shopping for Easter attire.
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Boston
Contempt Bill Cleared House Amid Lawyer Opposition
Manning of Worcester saw his contempt of court bill pass the Massachusetts House by 98 to 88 after earnest debate. The proposal extends U S court contempt powers to state courts and drew strong opposition from many lawyers and calls for broader judicial limits. A separate incident outside the chamber showed laborers seeking metropolitan water board work, insisting on $1.25 to $1.50 daily pay.
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Manning
Worcester
United States
Massachusetts
House
Commonwealth
Judiciary Committee
State House
Beacon Hill
Metropolitan Board
Lawmakers Debate Contempt Bill Then Passes With Narrow Margin
Lawmakers debated a contempt bill with Odlin Brigham Schofield Newton Mellen Stone Manning and others urging limits on judiciary power. A 98 to 88 vote sent the bill to a third reading as taxation and labor measures were reported by committees and debated amid dissent from Moran Donahue Daly and Driscoll.
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Messrs. Odlin
Lynn
Brigham
Isboro
Schofield
Malden
Newton
Everett
Mellen
Worcester
Stone
Springfield
Manning
Committee On Labor
Moran
Donahue
Daly
Driscoll
Sunday Laws Debated in House Over Hunting and Fishing
A lengthy session featured a clash between Rev. Charles P. Mills of Newburyport and Rev. F. O. MacCartney of Rockland over repealing Sunday hunting and fishing laws. MacCartney argued for repeal as aiding rich sportsmen. Mills opposed, citing impact on farmers and workers. The repeal bill was defeated by a large vote after debate.
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Charles P. Mills
Newburyport
F. O. MacCartney
Rockland
Worcester County
Mills
MacCartney
Carey
Iself
Molenan
Ene Kneeland
Water Board Hearing Sparks dispute and price list shown
The Metropolitan Waters Board hearing devolved into sharp exchanges between Colonel J H Benton and Lawyer Choate with Representative Walsh over alleged misstatements. A price list from Clinton stores featured items such as salt pork bacon sugar tomatoes and tobacco while Henry H Carter testified his firm could recruit workers without trouble.
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Metropolitan Waters Board
J. H. Benton
The
Water Board
Choate
Clinton
Walsh
Benton
Commissaries
Clineton
Paaeanedeuteenane Sa Cirborg
Cushing House Hearing Resumes Before Police Commissioners
The hearing on Captain Brown s charges against the Cushing House resumed yesterday afternoon before police commissioners. The defence presented its case while evidence was offered. Police Inspectors Kelley and Gilmore Ed BE Coegswell of the Traveler and the proprietor Thomas Murray testified. Arguments were made by Lier Atwell for the defense and Bangs for Captain Brown. The commission took the matter under consideration.
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Captain Brown
Cushing House
Kelley
Gilmore
Ed BE. Coegswell
The
Traveler
Thomas Murray
Lier Atwell
Ander Bangs
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