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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1906

Page

4

Smith Accused of Perjury by Court

George Pray Smith of Newtonville, defendant in a Superior Court suit, was ordered into custody on a perjury charge after a dramatic courtroom moment. Plaintiff Stephen H. Blodgett alleged he sold 14 blooded horses for 4000 in stock in Imperial Ore Reduction Co. of New Mexico, later found worthless. Smith contended no misrepresentation was made as the trial unfolded and bonds were set at 4000 dollars. He remains in custody awaiting next month’s appearance.

George Pray Smith Newtonville Superior Court Harris Smith Stephen H. Blodgett Imperial Ore Reduction Company of New Mexico Indiana Estes N. M F. S. Elliott Superior Criminal Court

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Banker from New York Returned in Bank Case

Antonio Crisafulli, linked to the defunct Banca Siciliana, was brought from New York to Boston on an indictment warrant. He is charged with receiving deposits tied to selling steamship tickets for foreign remittance without bond to the state treasurer. The bank, operated by Crisafulli Sciacca & Co., closed after losses to North End depositors.

Banca Siciliana North Street North End Antonio Crisafulli New York City Boston Armstrong Proctor State Police Crisafulli Commonwealth Sciacca & Co

Two Plymouth Civil War vets meet after forty years

Plymouth, Feb 13. William M. Lapham and Otis L. Bonney, both of Company E, Thirty-second Massachusetts Infantry, exchanged memories and a fraternal handshake at the Probate Court door yesterday marking their first reunion since the Civil War era.

Plymouth William M. Lapham Otis L. Bonney Company E Thirty-second Massachusetts Infantry Probate Court Room

Rag Time Debasing Provokes Strong School Debate

Boston Normal School yesterday heard Car roll Brent Chilton of the Music Lovers' Library urge reformed musical education for women students. He argued rag time degrades youth and praised playing masterpieces to build taste and listening for higher music, noting music’s fleeting nature challenges study compared with literature or art.

Carroll Brent Chilton Music Lovers’ Library Boston Normal School

Judge Pleads for Agreement in Massachusetts Divorce

Worcester February 13 Judge Stevens in the Superior Court withheld his decision in the contentious divorce case Fred D Hamilton of Athol versus Charlotte K Hamilton of West Springfield He urged counsel to reconcile and return to live together granting Mrs Hamilton custody of their child Mrs Hamilton is eager to mend the differences while the husband’s counsel opposes a private settlement until a court ruling is issued The judge stayed his decision to push reconciliation and protect the family unit.

Worcester Stevens Fred D. Hamilton Athol Charlotte Kes Hamilton West Springfield C. C. Milton Hamilton

Prayer Instead of Doctors For Girl

Estella Smith, principal of the Zion City school, was gravely burned by a lamp blast. Her parents and church deacons offered prayers rather than medical care, and elders prayed at her bedside as her condition remained hopeless.

Chicago Estella Smith Zion City Tabernacle

Rescue of crew from Jennie Lockwood schooner wreck

The Jennie Lockwood of Thomaston Maine bound from Boston to Brunswick Georgia ran ashore near Pea Island North Carolina. Captain Hawthorne and six crewmen were rescued by life savers using the breeches buoy after great difficulty. The wreck is reported high on the beach but the vessel remains in fairly good condition.

Boston Norfolk Pea Island N. C Jennie Lockwood Thomaston Brunswick Hawthorne

Battle over Provident Bank assets to begin in Colorado

Receiver Alfred S. Hall plans a two month to possibly longer visit to Denver after leaving for Colorado to assess the Provident Bank holdings. He aims to determine contracts, value holdings, and may take the matter to court with counsel, while coordinating with Mr. Weed and monitoring Gurley’s actions on the Shenandoah property and local ditches and farming prospects.

Provident Bank Messrs. Gurley Willoughby Milford Steele Alfred S. Hall Denver Charles D. Gurley New York Colorado Shenandoah Company Weed Gurley Hall Shenandoah

Providence Wife Seeks Divorce in Worcester

Worcester February 13 Judge W B Stevens weighs jurisdiction in the case of Ethel I Haynes of Providence against George W Haynes of Providence She seeks divorce on cruelty claiming abuse in Providence January 27 and filed her libel in Worcester January 30 asking whether she gained domicile here and the court's authority to hear the case

Worcester W. B. Stevens Superior Court Ethel I. Haynes George W. Haynes Providence

Fore River Shipbuilding Company Elects Officers

At the annual election yesterday Fore River Shipbuilding Company named directors including Gordon Abbott Francis Bowles Wallace Denham F C Dumaine William Gaston Robert Winsor Arthur Wainwright William Endicott Jr W C Fish and elected an executive committee and officers Francis Bowles president H C Smith manager J A Sedgwick treasurer Samuel MacQuarrie clerk All listed were reelected except Wallace Denham who joined the board as a new member.

Fore River Shipbuilding Company Gordon Abbott Francis T. Bowles Wallace B. Denham F. C. Dumaine William A. Gaston Robert Winsor Arthur Wainwright William Endicott, Jr W. C. Fish

Banquet and Ladies Night Held by Americus St Francis Degree

Members of the Americus St Francis degree staff M C O F held their second annual banquet and ladies night at the Quincy House. Covers for 30. Guests included High Chief Ranger Daniel A Cronin and High Secretary Treasurer John J Leonard. Toasts featured Cronin Leonard Brown Haley Welch Donahue and others. Ladies present included Mrs Brown Mrs Forester Mrs Tremble and Misses Cronin Gallagher McNulty Welch Kiley McQueen. The program ended with staff quartet and violin selections by Foley and Miss Cronin.

Americus-St. Francis Quincy House Daniel A. Cronin John J. Leonard John W. Brown Cronin Leonard Marshal John W. Brown Thomas F. Haley Peter A. Welch Joseph J. Forester Timothy J. Hurley James J. Manning Thomas F. Tremble Dennis J. O’leary Annie Cronin Margaret Goodwin Annie O’loughlin Susie Kiley Bessie McQueen Messrs. Haley Welch Donahue Brown

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