Boston urges New York Central board representation for Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald states Boston must have a seat on the Boston and Albany and New York Central boards to secure better service. The Republic notes ongoing complaints about B A service, calls for swift action, and urges Boston’s publicity bureau to promote relief and causes through proper channels.
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Fitzgerald
Republic
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Publicity Bureau
New York Central Directorate
Minnie Williams Arrested Again in $35 Larceny Case
Minnie Williams age 38 of Mt. Pleasant avenue Roxbury was arrested by Inspectors Burr and Smith on a Feb 12 larceny of $35 from James Hannon a businessman at 28 Boylston street. She posted 200 as surety and was released. Williams known to police from multiple arrests travels widely owns property in Roxbury and has flashed wealth.
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Minnie Williams
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Burr
Smith
James Hannon
Boylston Street
Minnie
Galery
Hannon
Hollis Street
Lagrange Street
Paris
Hendricks Club Secures Home Rumor Sparks City Talk
Ward 8 political leader Martin M. Lomasney reportedly arranged a new Hendricks Club clubhouse in the Lockhart building at Causeway and Merrimac streets opposite the old quarters. Rumors say the club will be luxuriously fitted and become the city’s political showplace, though Lomasney and associates have not confirmed plans.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Mahatma
Lockhart
Causeway
Merrimac
Martin
Lockhart Building
Rex Distilling Company
W. L. Lockhart Company
Lomasney
Lyons Charged With Blocking Mail Car On Bridge
Tim othy Lyons is charged with delaying a street mail car on Harvard bridge on Jan 31. Deputy Marshal Ruhl arrested Lyons after Irving W. Fletcher, the car conductor, swore the complaint. Lyons pleaded not guilty at arraignment, offered alibi evidence, and posted a $100 bond for Wednesday's appearance.
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Harvard Bridge
Timothy Lyons
Somerville
United States
Ruhl
Irving W. Fletcher
Lyons
Hayes Lyons
Jury List Stolen From City Hall Pillar
Patrolmen Gately and McCue seek the thief who took the juror list chained to a pillar on City Hall second floor. The book, moved between 2 and 3 o clock, was secured to the pillar yet removed, while another election book was also taken and double chained.
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City Hall
Gately
McCue
Jimmy
Skiddoo
One of Dedham's Eldest Residents Dies at Home
Dedham reports the death of Mrs. Sarah Wilder Whitney at her home 726 High street. She was the daughter of Dr. Stephen and Sally Spaulding and the widow of Dr. Samuel Whitney, one of the town's oldest residents.
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Dedham
Sarah Wilder Whitney
High Street
Stephen
Sally H. Spaulding
Samuel S. Whitney
New York Fire Chief Shown Boston Lights
Fire Commissioner Wells and Chief Mullen demonstrated New York's fire department to Chief Edward F. Croker. He viewed horseless engines and auto chemical features and praised the systems. Personnel moves included J. J. Gately to Engine 8 and John P. Rose filling Engine 36, with driver exchanges and a new night fireman at the repair shop.
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Wells
Mullen
Edward F. Croker
New York Fire Department
New York
Auto Chemical
J. J. Gately
John P. Rose
Fred E. Stearns
John H. Finnan
Patrick J. Sheehan
Judge Lawton Hears Thirteen Divorces in Three Hours
Judge Lawton presided at Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge where thirteen divorce petitions were heard in three hours. Twelve decrees nisi were granted and one was held temporarily. Spectator Thomas F. Carroll attended as his wife sought divorce for intoxication. he claimed only to listen. Nellie M. Pinkham accused Joseph W. Pinkham of cruel abuse, with marks and cautions from a physician. decree nisi granted. Three arrests followed a break in at Matios Jenezian’s shop with coins and cigars stolen. Mamocg Ganizian, Paul Johnson, and Kriokos Zokorian were detained and the loot recovered.
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Lawton
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Thomas F. Carroll
Court House
Carroll
Nellie M. Pinkham
Joseph W. Pinkham
North Reading
Roxbury
Matios Jenezian
Neeland Street
Mamocg Ganizian
South End
Lagrange Street
Paul Johnson
Kriokos Zokorian
Tyler Street
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N.Y. Central
Rumor Lockhart
Say Lyons
TEDS
Barron
Maric Snow Ping
Henry Siegel
Washington
Essex
Henry Siegel Company
Meltons
Vicunas
Kerseys
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street Side
New York City
Boys’ Clothing
Henry Sieg
Loor
Essex Street
America
George C. Snow
Brockton
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