Sidewalk Snapshots No 23 Walter F Frederick Clerk SJC
Walter F Frederick serves as clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk County a role central to the state’s judiciary. The piece traces the office’s origins, noting predecessors Wilde and Noble and Frederick’s long preparation and reputation for courteous, satisfactory conduct of duties.
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W. F. Frederick
Supreme Judicial Court
Walter F. Frederick
Commonwealth
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
George C. Wilde
John Noble
Wilde
Supreme Court
Noble
Mr. Frederick
Court of Last Resort
Frederick
Neil Found Not Guilty in Misdirected Mail Scheme
Robert P. Neil of Mendon editor of a magazine published under the International Brotherhood of Railroad Employees was discharged by U S Commissioner Hayes on a charge of using the mails to defraud. The case hinged on whether ads paid for sick and death benefits. the commissioner ruled no fraud since advertisers got value. The organization had previously given Neil the magazine to settle a $700 debt and had no authority to donate it.
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Robert P. Neil
Mendon
International Brotherhood of Railroad Employees
United States
Hayes
Neil
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Cement explosion starts Nashua freight yard fire
Thirty freight cars and two transfer sheds burn at Nashua Junction Boston and Maine depot causing about 60000 dollars in losses. Anthony Chabot and Henry Carpenter are injured after a cement barrel leaks and explodes while unloading. Fire crews move 40 to 50 cars to safety, saving the main freight house.
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Nashua
N. H
Irty
Boston & Maine
Nashua Junction
Anthony Chabot
Ben
Pitfield
Checker
Henry Carpenter
Carpenter
Chabot
Special features of the Post household section next Sunday
The Post previews a household section with embroidery designs transferable by soap and water, kid friendly hat patterns for mothers to sew, a coat makeover for vacation, and pressed flower usage designs among its highlights.
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Next Sunday’s Post
Great Loss of Life in Mimic War Off Provincetown
Provicetown Aug 1 More than 2000 homes would be desolated today if last night's naval battle off Provincetown had been real. Reports indicate immense loss of life though full counts remain secret. Both fleets suffered ships and men as the midnight clash unfolded.
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Provincetown
Night naval battle near shore pits Osterhaus fleet against attacking force
Accounts murky over losses in a late night clash as Osterhaus defended with 12 battleships and 6 destroyers, while attackers led by the Reid claimed two battleships and a destroyer fallen and a submarine sunk. Claims clash over which submarine, Salmon, was lost as weather favored the defender.
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Osterhaus
Reid
John S. Doddridge
Kingdom Come
Flusser
Admiral Osterhaus
Washington
Probe Into United Shoe Machinery Case Begins
A grand jury of the United States Circuit Court opened a long running probe into the United Shoe Machinery Company under orders from United States Attorney General Wickersham. US District Attorney Asa P. French and special assistant William S. Gregg lead the inquiry into possible unreasonable restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. Witnesses from Boston and other shoe centers have been summoned. secrecy remains the rule.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
United States Circuit Court
United States
Wickersham
Asa Pp. French
William S. Gregg
United States Attorney- General
Big Milks
Boston
State House
French
Mien
Lynn
Brockton
Whitman
Haverhill
Beverly
Department of Justice
Widow of General Oliver O. Howard Dies in Burlington
Mrs. Oliver O. Howard widow of Major General Oliver O. Howard died in Burlington after a paralytic stroke suffered days earlier. She had been in poor health for years. Surviving sons include Major John Howard Chauncey Howard of Washington D G C O Howard the National Guard of New Jersey quartermaster general and Fay B Howard of Burlington who had lived with her since her husband’s death.
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Burlington, Vt
Oliver O. Howard
Howard
John Howard
Chauncey Howard
Washington, D. G
C. O. Howard
The
National Guard of
New Jersey
Fay
Burlington
Found Dead in Cellar of Charlestown Home
George Keezer aged 57 a painter of Charlestown was found dead in the cellar of Mrs Michael Greeley at 5 Beach Street Charlestown. Officials believe death due to heart trouble and note he had crawled into the cellar during the night.
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George “Ke
Keezer
Charlestown
Michael Greeley
Beach Street
Pike Vendor to Get $100 a Minute Pay
Frank Champion, a former Long Beach photo vendor, flew a Bleriot monoplane from Dominguez Field to Long Beach and back, 45 minutes in the air. He signed with the Long Beach Carnival committee for 15 minutes on Aug. 5 at $1,500, equating to $100 per minute.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Champion
Pike
Long Beach
Domingugs, Field
Beach City
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RTT Bargain Basement
Mad
A. B. Smith & CO
Nix
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq. Jewellers
Hill Senitorium
Broadway
Lebanon
Ohio
Nashua, N. H
Dixie
Castine
C. R. Nelson
Norfolk
Maurice Ketten
Purple
Norrow
China
She
OGUT
Sveun
Start Shoe Trust Probe
PFAFF
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley Street
Telephone
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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