Dow Promoter Charged With Larceny From Michigan Mines
Richard M. Edwards, mining superintendent for four Michigan companies, testified last September that his drafts for mining expenses were unpaid and that Stephen R. Dow, president, told him there was no money in the treasury. Edwards spoke at the Superior Court during the afternoon session of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Edwards
Michigan
Stephen R. Dow
Boston
Dow
Edwards
Superior Court
Webber
Superior
Indiana
Franklin Mining Company
Harry E. Howard
Brookline
Thea
Dow and Bailey
Frank Paul
Bailey
Knowlton and Bowles Named for New England Conference
The governor selects former Chief Justice Knowlton and Rear Admiral Bowles to join a New England railroad conference. Knowlton, Springfield resident, will bring judicial experience to oversee public service and railroad issues. Bowles, with deep port and transportation expertise, will align land and sea infrastructure for the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
New Englam
Justice Knowlton
New England
Admiral Bowles
Port of
Boston
Springfield
Massachusetts
Railroad Commission of Massachusetts
New England Railroad Conference
Wilbraham
Merrick Knowlton
Monson
Yale
Tagore Lecture at Harvard on The Problem of Evil
Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore lectured at Harvard on The Problem of Evil and announced a second talk titled Man's Relation to the Universe for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabindranath Tagore
Calcutta
India
Harvard
Legislators Probe Boston Teachers Pension Bill Debates
Chairman George E Brock led a Boston School Board push for higher grade teacher pensions amid the gag rule restricting teacher testimony. Harvard President Charles W Eliot and Massachusetts Teachers Federation voiced support and caution as petitions and questions filled a crowded State House committee room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill
Brock
George E. Brock
Boston School Board
Legislative Committee On Education
Haines
Annie W. Leonard
Katherine A Regan
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
State House
Massachusetts
State Board of Education
Walter Mackechnie
Massachusetts Teachers’ Federation
Isaac Gordon
Boston
Charles H. Morrill
Mr. Brock
Representative Morrill
Benjamin F. Haines
Morrill
Mr. Morrill
Harvard University
Grand Jury Exonerates Pelletier in Suffolk Probe
The Suffolk grand jury finds charges against District Attorney Pelletier groundless and exonerates him over a disputed Coleman transcript. It calls Kelcher a self-confessed perjurer and clears others named in the confession, noting no indictment is warranted despite public interest. Foreman Walter H. Wilkins and Clerk Nathaniel B. Dodge signed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill
Kelcher
Suffolk Grand Jury
Superior Court
Brown
Pelletier
George Coleman
Grand Jury
Keliher
William J. Kelcher
United States District Court
Bates
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Coleman
Suffolk
United States
Walter H. Wilkins
Foreman
Nathaniel B. Dodge
Klaw and Erlanger Plan Cooperation With Shuberts
A tentative plan, announced from New York, would coordinate bookings between Klaw & Erlanger and Shubert interests to avoid overlapping attractions in major cities. It notes no merger, only limited cooperation in Boston Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis. J J Shubert confirmed the statement but offered no further details.
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New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Shubert
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mr. Erlanger
Lee Shubert
J. J. Shubert
Four-masted schooner Franklin B. Witherbee towed to Provincetown after lengthy pump effort
The Boston schooner Frank B. Witherbee loaded with building stone and sailing from Stonington to New York sprang a leak in heavy gale. Captured distress signals led to tow by revenue cutter Itasca to Provincetown, with Neponset sent to complete tow to harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank B. Witherbee
Highland Light
Provincetown
Itasca
Stonington
New York
Nelson
Marine
Cape Cod
Rogers & Webb
Revenue Cutter Service
H. M. Broadbent
Witherbee
Massachusetts Bay
Schoone
Neponse
Doctor Reid Found Guilty In Illegal Operation Case
A verdict of guilty was returned against Dr. Francis W. Reid of 205 Huntington Avenue for performing an illegal operation on Ruth C. Cuddy of Norwood. He was found not guilty regarding an operation alleged on Lila Bishop, an orphan. Rheumatism relief ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Reid
Huntington Avenue
Ruth C. Cuddy
Norwood
Lila Bishop
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Judge Knowlton
Bowles
New Haven
Union School
Norwalk
Conn
Hampden County
Senate
City National Bank
Springfield & New London Railroad Company
Business Men’s Association
City Hospital
Monson Academy
Supreme Court
Crane
Francis T. Bowles
Naval Academy
Europe
Navy
Texas
Raleigh
Norfolk Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Philip Hichborn
Naval Bureau of Construction and Repair
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Hindoo
Fata Wear
James £. Pepper
Republic
aRroe
Lee Eda
Gagrule
Queries
William M. Armstrong
Eliot
Bill
Munyon
Carter
Revere Distilling Company
Mass
K. and
E. Will
Shuberts
Doctor Reid
Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
Real
Fish Town
Fisk
Fisk-Dunlop
THE
Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls, Mass
the Fish Rubber Company of
Worcester
Providence, R. I
Boylston Street
Main Street
Bridge Street
Dorrance Street
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