Ball Not Guilty In Murder Case At Concord
A jury in Concord reward Albert F Ball with a not guilty verdict after about an hour and twenty minutes of deliberation in the murder case of Charles H Fellows who was killed on October 22 1909. Ball was discharged immediately with no display in court.
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Arrest Hobble Skirt Girl as Pickpocket
Anna Stone a 14 year old girl claiming New York as her home was arrested as a pickpocket. She wore the hobble skirt fashion and offered $112 bail, but the district attorney set $500. She spent the night in Charles Street Jail.
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Salem Mayor’s license board removal ruled illegal
Judge Richardson in the Superior Court declared the Mayor Arthur Howard action illegal. August J. McSweeney returns to his office while Edward B. Trumbull resumes his post. McSweeney’s term had expired last June. The mayor ousted them after they refused to resign over alleged neglect of duty in license revocation.
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Worcester Man Fined $1000 for False Affidavits on Religious Articles
Joseph A. Jacques of Worcester pleaded guilty to obtaining religious articles from foreign countries without paying duties by false affidavits at the Worcester Custom House and was fined $1000.
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Worcester
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