Four Cases Remain in Elevated Road Strike Trials
Judge Dana opened the Superior Criminal Court session with remaining appeals from the Elevated road strike. Seven cases were disposed of that day, leaving four defendants to await juries. Verdicts of not guilty were returned for Dooley and Kelly who faced missile charges and injuries to motorman Walter Raymo. Maher was acquitted on a technical assault against Elbert Whitman. Doherty and Sullivan were cleared of delaying a car at Tremont Street and Huntington Avenue on June 7.
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Dana
Superior Criminal Court
Pelletier
Ernest C. Morrill
James Dooley
James A. Kelly
Walter Raymo
James Maher
Elbert Whitman
Daniel Doherty
John M. Sullivan
Tremont Street
Huntington Avenue
Mystery House Children Held
Four Walker children from Bridgewater aged 12, 8, 6 and 8 months were presented to Judge Walter I. Lane in Brockton on charges of neglect and placed with the State Board of Charity. Gertrude weighed 20 pounds and Louise only 12. Watkins fled when officers arrived. the house was sealed and never opened to outsiders.
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Brockton
Walter I. Lane
Luther C. Walking
Bridgewater
Roger
Marion
Gertrude
Louise
State Board of Charity
House of Mystery
Watkins
Lane
General Charles H. Taylor Hosts War Time Comrades Banquet
General Charles H. Taylor editor of the Boston Globe hosted yesterday for the Thirty eighth Massachusetts Regiment to mark the 50th anniversary of their departure for the front. He recalled shared sacrifice, wartime prosperity, and the home front’s role in sustaining the Union and postwar recovery.
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Charles H. Taylor
38Th Regiment
Boston
Bay State
Boston Globe
Massachusetts
Taylor
Jay Cook & Co
Chase
Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Professor Fite
8Th Mass. Infantry
David A. Clark
Davis C. Wetherell
Alfred S. Jewett
A. H. Gurney
Frank E. Orcutt
38TH
Port Hudson
Georgia
Carlton
Melrose
A. A. Carlton
General Taylor
Regimental Association
Edward A. Hammond
Harrison's Great Blue Serge Suit Sale
Harrison Co offers full weight blue serge suits at half retail from last season's wholesale stock. Prices start at $9.75 each. Located at 666 to 672 Washington Street, corner Beach. Advertisement.
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Harrison
S. H. Harrison CO
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Continental Clothing House Straw Swap Ad
A week long offer at the Continental Clothing House on Washington Street at Boylston Street invites customers to swap worn straw hats for new fall derbies or soft hats for 50 cents. Change your straw and wear new style.
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The
Continental
Continental Clothing House
Washington, Cor. Boylston St
Adv
Union worth saving first speaker lands praise at dinner
General Taylor spoke after a lavish meal to Company Z with Charles T Gallagher as captain and Samuel J Elder as first lieutenant. He argued the Union’s expansion from 38 to 48 states, population growth, wealth, and railroads show the war’s purpose and value beyond mere cost.
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Samuel J. Elder
Grand Army
Melvin O. Adams
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
George A. Bruce
Charles T. Gallagher
Frank E. Orcutt
Regimental Association
Ton
Snow & Saltonstall
Shawmut Bank
Francis M. Stanwood
Manchester
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
Boston
John I. Taylor
Sears
N. H. Taylor
William O. Taylor
Lucius Tuttle
Beacon Street
Brookling
C. N. Wallace
John C. Watson
Congress Street
William H. Wellington
Franklin Street
George R. White
Columbus Avenue
Rrr
Whitman
The
Boston American
Jeremiah Williams
Summerstreet
Charles FE. L. Wingate
Boston Journal
Robert Winsor
Kidder, Peabody & Co
General Taylor
Five and Six Dollar Pants Ad From Harrison Company
The Harrison Company at 666 to 672 Washington Street corner Beach Street advertises fine pants priced 2.95 to 6 dollars. Full weights, all colors and sizes available, promoted as made in the United States.
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United States
S. H., Harrison, CO
Washington Street
Corner Beach Street
Medium Weight Suits at Deep Discounts
Local retailer S. H. Harrison offers a wide range of medium weight suits including worsteds serges cheviots and silk mixtures. Choose from $18 $20 $22 or $25 suits now priced at $9.75 each for quick value.
Danbury Hatters Case On Trial
Hartford dispatch reports the Danbury hatters case reopening under Sherman anti trust law before Judge James L. Martin. The 1910 jury verdict of 222000 was reconsidered after a Supreme Court ruling, narrowing liability to individual defendants rather than company membership.
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Hartford
Conn
James L. Martin
Vermont
United States Supreme Court
United Hatters of North America
Science Church to Get $25 000 From Clara Snow’s Will
In Brockton Judge Loyed E. Chamberlain rules a gift by Mrs. Clara Snow to the Christian Science Church does not replace money in the original will. The church to receive $25,000, up from $20,000, reflecting growth since the gift. Snow supported the church with large donations.
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Brockton
Clara Snow
George G. Snow
Loyed E. Chamberlain
Four Robbers Sought After Collinsville Store Robbery
Garden Alabama Aug 26 Eight hundred men search Decalb county mountains for a gang of four negroes after a Collinsville store robbery. One immediate outlaw shot three pursuers, a posse member shot this morning, believed mortally hurt. Two more guards wounded.
Levitt Storer Old Shipbuilder Dead in Waldoboro Me
Word arrived in Boston yesterday of the death of Levitt Storer an old time shipbuilder of Waldoboro Maine He was famed among shipping men for constructing many of the largest wooden ships in the Atlantic The Governor Ames his last vessel was the first five master launched in Maine.
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Boston
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Amasa Walker
Francis A. Walker
Washington
Lincoln
Levitt Storer
Waldoboro
Atlantic
Governor Ames
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Patrick O’brien
Charles §. Peterson
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Thomas A. Corson
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George A. Newhall
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Isaac T. Hall
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Ia Davis
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George P. Cody
Charles G. Littlefield
Edwin A. Taylor
Stephen Thayer
Alfred Weston. Co
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Solon David
Frank Deshon
Seth O. Fitts
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Louis Joslyn
George C. Noyex
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Lyman Russell
Francis T. Sheldon
Jack W. Story
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