Finney Death Ruled Avoidable After Carlton Fire
London report details show Jameson Lee Finney's bathroom remained untouched by fire or water during last night’s Carlton Hotel blaze. Firemen could have rescued him from near the bathroom window while the corridor burned. Management estimates losses at 250000 to 300000 dollars, insured, with a funeral committee installed and King George sending sympathy.
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London
Carlton Hotel
Jameson Lee Finney
Finney
Carlton Today
George
Carlton
Couple Appeals Fines After Malden Court Arraignment
Truant Officer Timothy E. Powell and Theresa A. Francis of Charlestown faced arraignment in Malden District Court on a statutory charge. Powell fined 100 dollars and Francis 20 dollars, both appealing. Powell’s wife testified as the printing witness.
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Malden
Timothy BE. Powell
Theresa A. Francis
Charlestown
Bruce
Powell
Miss Francis
Slate all arranged ticket for Democratic primaries
The slate lists Governor Eugene N. Foss of Boston for Governor and David I. Walsh of Clinton for Lieutenant Governor with Edward Q. Skelton of Boston as Secretary of State Charles B. Strecker of Boston as Treasurer and Receiver General Joseph Clouffe of Ware as Auditor and Harvey N. Shepard of Boston as Attorney General. The ticket was urged by leading Democrats after multiple conferences including a last meeting between the Governor and Chairman John F. McDonald of the Democratic State committee yesterday. Four Boston men and three upstate men make up the lineup.
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Eugene N. Foss
Boston
David I. Walsh
Clinton
Edward QO. Skelton
Charles B. Strecker
Bos
John F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee
Edward QC. Skelton
William Olin
A. P. Langtry
Frank J. Donahue
Langtry
Donahue
William A. Gaston
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston Financial News
Commercial Financial Press Association
Financial News
Associated Enterprises
Joseph Clouffe
Ware
Joseph L. Chalifoux
Lowell
Harvey N. Shepard
Boston University Law School
Political race unfolds beside temperance and estate gifts
Lieutenant-Governor ex-Mayor Hayes and former Senator Cassidy are not candidates. David I. Walsh, backed by Democratic leaders, is an attorney with deep State Democracy ties. The piece details nominations, notable jurists, G A R members, and shifts in party support, plus a large endowment and church bequests amid temperance debates.
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Hayes
Springfield
Thomas Cassidy
North Adams
David I. Walsh
Hamlin
Foss
Faneuil Hall
Walsh
Foley Named Loan Chief Candidate in Boston Area
Henry J. Foley of 316 Warren Street Roxbury is slated for supervisor of small loans replacing Asa R. Minard. Foley runs a small loan and clothing business at 7 Water Street with his brother C T Foley and works as a printer for the Boston Herald.
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Henry J. Foley
Warren Street
Roxbury
Asa R. Minard
Foss
Foley
Water Street
C. T. Foley
Boston Herald
Minard
Collins Calls Special Meeting Over 108000 Appropriation Orders
Acting Mayor Walter L. Collins called a special City Council meeting to act on two appropriation orders totaling 108000 for a new health department steamer at 45000 and for a proposed East Boston courthouse adaptation at 60000. If approved, the measures would raise about 10 cents on this year’s tax rate, with the courthouse order bringing total funding for the East Boston courthouse and police station to 165000.
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Walter L. Collins
Health Department
East Boston
Remarkable Boston Will of John D Bryant Filed in Probate Court
The late Boston lawyer John D Bryant died July 27 at his summer home in Meriden New Hampshire. His 74 page will filed yesterday in Suffolk County Probate Court disposes of about 140000 dollars.
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Arthur Dehon Hill
Suffolk County
William Dehon
Mr. Hill
Mr. Bryant
Ellen M. Garman
Grace E. Campbell
Belle McEachern
Nettie B. Dobbins
Evangelical Association of New England
Union Rescue Mission
John Howard Industrial Home
Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
N. H
John D. Bryant
Boston
Bryant
Debaters Clash Over Saloon Fate At C T A U Convention
In Scranton Pennsylvania delegates from the C T A U held spirited talks led by Rev. Fr M J McKenna and Rev James Cassidy. McKenna called annihilation talk sentimental rot while Cassidy argued for strong temperance measures amid the convention’s debates.
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Massachusetts
Father McKenna
P. A. McKenna
Marlboro
Conaty
P. J. Garrigan
Beaven
Springfield
John J. McCoy
Worcester
New England
Mgr. Falconio
Hoban
Canevin
Scranton
Penn
M. J. McKenna
Springfield Total Abstinence Union
James Cassidy
Fall River
Sympathy Floodgates Fail To Turn Judge In Iola
Judge D B D Smeltzer of the Municipal Court insists Mrs Hila Reese must serve her sentence and work off fines on the street with male prisoners. Reese remains jailed awaiting further action as the town debates the ruling and potential resignation calls.
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Iola
Kan
Hila Reese
D. B. D. Smeltzer
Malden man held without bail on murder charge
Nicole DePersio aged 24 of Commercial street Malden was held without bail in Malden District Court on a murder charge for the July 29 killing of his cousin Sabitino DePersio during a quarrel.
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Nicole DePersio
Commercial Street
Malden
Sabitino DePersio
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