Lynn District Court Fines For Mrs Hurd and King
Mrs Lillian E Hurd former Revere Charlestown resident now returned from Colorado and Frederick C King a Lynn shoeworker were fined 75 each by Judge Lummus. The fines followed a plea arguing Mrs Hurd’s wealth and King’s earlier divorce action on the same charge.
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Lillian E. Hurd
Revere
Charlestown
Colorado
Frederick C. King
Lummus
Lynn District Court
Trial details reveal dramatis personae in drunken hotel case
Mrs Hurd testified she found Mr King intoxicated after dancing together and helped him outside. King said memory was blank from 8 PM to 2:30 AM as police captured him after a night at two Chinese restaurants and the Seymour Hotel. Judge Lummus sentenced him to six months.
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Seymour
Hurd
Mr. King
Lummus
Demands for wage increase by New Haven engineers
Local heads of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers delivered demands to the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. They seek wage hikes for both passenger and freight engineers tied to engine capacity on a sliding scale. Double pay for overtime and parity with electric service follow steam rules, with higher pay for switching and belt line delays.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Raillroad Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive
City Receives $11 180 87 From Tax Dispute WThe Back Bay Trust
Boston’s city treasury gained 11180 87 after a tax case settled by the law department. Cor poration Counsel Babson had deposited the funds with the city collector. The money came from back taxes on the estate of the late Mrs Mary Pickering who died in 1909. The trust created in 1910 by Mrs Pickering for her brother George Wigglesworth was not listed by Wigglesworth in the 1911 statement. The tax commissioner had said 66000 in inheritance tax had been paid and the trust included in the inventory. Wigglesworth sent a tax payment rather than invoke the statute of limitations.
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Boston
Babson
Mary Pickering
Back Bay
Pickering
George Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
Alfred Hemenway
Rheumatism Relief Ad From Elmer and Amend’s N Y 2861
An advertisement asserts Rheumatism relief via Elmer and Amend's N Y 2861, with T Metcalf Co. in Boston carrying the product. It emphasizes a remedy available through these two entities and a Boston distributor.
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Elmer & Amend’s
N. Y
T. Metcalf Co
Boston
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