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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1903

Page

8

Witness Disappearance Halts Civil Court Fraud Hearing

In Boston, Joseph Durgin and Walter Pike faced earlier charges for forging William B. Cunningham’s name and Durgin was discharged. Durgin testified in Cunningham’s note case, then vanished from court as a key witness. The Civil Court hearing on two other fraud notes paused after a witness fled, with attorney Way seeking a criminal capias and warrant.

Joseph Durgin Walter Pike Municipal Criminal Court William B. Cunningham Way S. Cunningham Nutter Boston Capias Bolster Cunningham

Storekeeper Williams Freed After Stowaway Inquiry

William Williams the storekeeper of the Dominion line steamship Commonwealth was discharged by United States Commissioner Fiske after testimony by Captain McAuley Chief Steward Latimer and Williams. The inquiry concerned the finding of 37 stowaways on the vessel just before its Boston arrival on Monday.

William Williams Dominion Line Commonwealth United States Fiske McAuley Andrew Latimer Williams Boston

Testimony Baffles Dickinson Bank Trial Before Judge Lowell

Major George S. Hampton, former receiver of the South Danvers Bank, testified that John W. Dickinson claimed someone asked about two items not properly charged to his account. Hampton said he canceled both items after Dickinson’s request. Cross examination and objections dominated the session before adjournment.

Georges. Hampton South Danvers Bank John W. Dickinson Danvers Bank Lowell United States Court Hampton Dickinson Paul Jones Frank A. Taylor Mr. Paul

Four to five year terms for entering suspects in Superior Court

Andrew Connor Benjamin Bowen Charles Pelham and James Alvard were sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court for breaking and entering. Connors and Bowen to reform school, Pelham four to five years in state prison, Alvard to the House of Correction for three years. Hoban Hubbard and Thayer given probation. James Alard convicted of larceny and sent to the House of Correction for one year. Miss Clara Rollerston accused of assault and battery placed on probation with promise to keep the peace.

Andrew Connor Benjamin Bowen Charles Pelham James Alvard Superior Criminal Court Connors Bowen Reformatory Pelham Alvard House of Correction William Hoban Hubbard Thayer James Alard Clara Rollerston

Long running Spaulding Fletcher case reaches court decision

The Supreme Court opened yesterday the Rufus H Spaulding administrator versus George N Fletcher et al case, the second oldest in the state after 30 years. The award to the heirs of William White and to A W Brown and his daughter Marion Brown totals 394272.65 plus interest and arbitration costs and a quarter share in Pine lands at Thunder Bay Michigan.

Rufus H. Spaulding George N. Fletcher Post Supreme Court Willam White A. W. Brown Marion Brown Thunder Bay Mich

Death of Mrs Maria Jewell at 97 in Danvers

Danvers reports the death of Mrs Maria Jewell widow of Bernard Jewell at age 97. She passed away today after a long illness in Danvers Mass. Her family and friends mourn the passing of a longtime resident.

Danvers Maria Jewell Bernard Jewell

Trimountain Declares Dividend Amid Market Apathy

Wall Street showed renewed lethargy with narrow fluctuations and little outside interest. Erie Railroad directors authorized issuing 10 million dollars of 4 percent 50 year gold bonds convertible into common stock after 1906, with later bonds possible up to 50 million. Money remained easy as rates stood.

Wall Street General Electric Stanley Electric Company Hocking Valley New York Minneapolis, St. Paul

Fitzgerald Killed in Cordage Factory Accident

Edward Fitzgerald a 32 year old cordage works employee at Sewall and Day Webster avenue Brighton was fatally injured when entangled in a hoisting machine rope. He was dragged several feet then fell head first fracturing his skull and died eight minutes later. He leaves a wife and three children.

Sewall & Day Cordage Works Webster Avenue Brighton Edward Fitzgerald North Harvard Street Dow Fitzgerald J. Sullivan

Trimountain Declares Dividend and Copper Market Rise

Trimountain directors declare a quarterly dividend of 1 12 percent payable March 12 to stockholders of record March 3. The news boosts Trimountain Copper Range Consolidated and St. Mary's Mineral Land while copper stocks rally with Amalgamated and Calumet among leaders. Boston market shows broad activity and speculation on future copper consolidation.

State Street Trimountain South Range Copper Range Consolidated St. Mary's Mineral Land Copper Range Massachusetts Gas Common New York Addicks Companies Massachusetts Gas Companies Boston Lawson

Patient credits Kennedy remedy for kidney and rheumatic cure

Mrs. Jane S. Dane of Northfield Vermont proclaims years of kidney disease and rheumatism were cured by Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The ad touts cures for kidney liver blood and bladder diseases and rheumatism with 50 cent and one dollar bottles available through various sellers. Local distributors named include Wm H Knight The Walker Rintels Co and D C Wilson.

Jane S. Dane Northfield David Kennedy David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N.Y

Divorce Granted in Crown Prince Louise of Saxony Case

The divorce suit of the crown prince against the former Crown Princess Louise of Saxony was resumed in camera. After expert medical testimony a decree of divorce was granted. The court rejected the derangement defense, though the royal circle supports it as state justification.

Dresden Louise of Saxony George Frederick

Able Bodied Man Tramps Boston in Vain Search for Work

Julius Hindhe of North Reading walked 20 miles to Boston seeking any manual labor job for himself and his wife and two children. He canvassed over 100 places, digging in streets, hotels, and construction sites, but found no work amid reports of prosperity. He vows to persist despite hunger and homelessness.

Julius Hinche North Reading Boston Hindhe North Reading Julius Mr. Hindhe Chelsea

Dallas Women Criticize Roosevelts Gift and Vote to Return It

Dallas society women gathered at the Elks Club to critique a handkerchief donated by Mrs. Roosevelt for the Dallas free kindergarten festival. They argued the machine hemstitched item could be cheaply duplicated and, after a lively debate, moved to return the piece after display.

Dallas Tex Mrs. Roosevelt Roosevelt

Boston Stock Sales Highest Lowest Closing Prices

Boston stock market report lists the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. The Feb. 11 figures show market activity across listed companies and indicate investor sentiment for the session.

Boston

Royal Blue Line Tours From Boston to Washington and Florida

All‑inclusive round trips offered by Royal Blue Line with depart dates for Washington trips February 13 March 6 20 and April 3 17 at 25 dollars covering five days in Washington Philadelphia and board. Florida trips February 9 and March 9 at 50 50 covering Boston Jacksonville round trip. For itineraries and details contact Joseph P Taggart New England Passenger Agent 211 Washington Street Boston Mass.

Amalgamated Boston Amalgamated Copper Company Calumet Tamarack Centennial Mass General Electric Stanley Company Mining and Stock Exchange Bostor Consolidated Bay State Gas Horseshoe Mining International Rotary Washington Philadelphia Florida Jacksonville Joseph P. Taggart New England Ssenger Washington Street

Runaway Horse Injures Mrs Walsh in Brighton

Mrs Mary Walsh of Lincoln street Brighton was knocked down and bruised by a runaway horse on Market street yesterday morning. Dr Daniel of Watertown attended her and she was taken home by friends. The horse, owned by J Loring & Co of Watertown, ran from in front of the National Bank on Market street when frightened by an electric car and was caught by a passer-by below Lincoln street.

Mary’ Walsh Lincoln Street Brighton Market Street Daniel Watertown J. Loring & Co National Bank

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