Commissioner testifies as Osbourne hearing resumes
The Os borne case continued with Mr. Osborne as the first witness in a largely sparse audience. Cyrus A. Page, Beacon editor, testified about publishing concerns on police handling of gambling dens and his travel, while dustups over evidence and witness authentication dominated the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Room
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Matthews
Cyrus A. Page
The
Beacon
Washington
Dabney
Page
Robinson
Council
Sanborn
Pace
BE. O. Shenard
General Shepard
Rabson
Rhode Island
Houghton
Andrew J. Houghton
the Highlands
Marine National Bank of
Duluth
American Loan & Trust Company
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Dluth Bank
Ponting Telegraph Company
Babson
Father Dolan
Mr. Sanborn
Stock in that company mentioned during recess at seven o clock
A fragment notes stock in a company and an Alderman Lee not spoken to as recess was taken at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Afternoon session reveals council lacks jurisdiction
The testimony shows ex Alderman Cyrus Haldeman, a member of Post 113 G A R, knew Osborne and criticized his post involvement. Osborne’s irregular attendance and abstention from office are noted as factors, with witness efforts to stop Osborne from entering the contest and uncompleted Globe article. The council did not admit the article or its causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Osborne
Osroe
Cyrus
Haldeman
Mr. Osborne
Post 113
Post
the Globe ii
Council
Robinson
Osborne Case Opens as Governor Addresses Council
Governor Robinson in opening for Mr Osborne addresses the Executive Council detailing why public accusations require careful handling. Osborne testifies about his limited business ties to a Duluth bank and the lack of private interests interfering with public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Mrr. Babson
Mr. Babison
Executive Council
Boston
Osborne
Babson
Robinson
Dabney
New England
Bubson
Governor Robinson
Commonwealth
William M. Osborne
Groswegus
Duluth
Maverick Bank
Punting Telegraph Company
Abnerey
Boston Sword Contest Witness Describes Stock Ties and Beacons
The testimony details stock dealings with a Boston telegraph firm, a brewer syndicate, and offers to place instruments in police stations. The witness disputes voting influence while recounting a sword contest and a press campaign, noting his army service and post affiliations. He recalls chips, liquor licenses, and police department ties, emphasizing not profiting from the shares and denying guilt in staff votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printing Telegraph Company
Trat
Lee
Whiting
Chase
Board of Police
Police Department
McKinley
Osborne
Telegraph Company
Houghton
Kenney
Alderman Farmer
Farmer
Hanscom
Ohio
Miself
Page
The
Beacon
E. W. Kingley Post
Gaskin
Neer
Caskin
Vain
Globe
Tobin
Council
Dabney
Boston Bar
Boston Bar Association
Twenty-third Ohio Regiment
Traveller
Captain White
Police
Thomas Ryan
W.M. Osborne
Homer
Globe Office
James Ryan
James F. Ryan
Boston
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Wednesday Session Debates Evidence On Captain White Report
The evening session opened at 7 with General Osborne resisting disclosure of the report on Captain White. Dabney pressed for access while Captain Robinson opposed it. Testimony covered Globe coupons, liquor interests, and the Essex printing machine. The defense adjourned at 9 26 until Wednesday at 10 am for further arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Osborne
Captain White
Burrill
Eldredge
Dabney
Robinson
William J. Sheehan
Station 4
Globe
Shea & Gay
Renough J. Vinal
Station 2
O'Callahan
Foxeuil Hall Square
Frost
Edward R. Frost
Faneuil Hall
Senate
Daniel O’callahan
Albert T. Whiting
Board of Police
Osborne
Abner McKinley
Boston
Lee
New England Printing Telegraph Company
Faneuil Hall Square
O’callahan
Henry A. Chase
Police Department
Essex
Frost & Dyer
Babson
Mr. Frost
Boston Common Council Proposes Sea Wall and Transit Study
The Common Council passes an order urging a petition to authorize a sea wall park extension from the West Boston Bridge to Berkeley street and forms a commission to study rapid transit between the city and outlying districts. Other actions include actions on nuisance abatement, a bath house for women, and eulogies for Sherman and Porter, plus several court rulings on damages, business name restrictions, and public building funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Hall
Ward 9
General Court
City of
Boston
Park Commissioners
West
Boston Bridge
Berkeley Street
Charles River
Boston Gas Light Company
Board of Health
Dorchester
Committee of Health
Walden Badge
Ward 4
Committee On Health
William T. Sherman
David D. Porter
Prame City
Oston
Hosea Kingman
Fletcher Webster Post G. A. R
G. A. R. Post
Fletcher Webster Post
G. A. RK. Post
Grand Army
Board of Aldermen
Selectmen
Ethics Talks At Young Men's Christian Union Evening
The seventh in Practical Ethics at the YM C U featured Rev Brooke Her ford delivering The Ethics of Acquaintanceship. Rev O F Gilford of Brookline will speak next Thursday on The Ethics of Health. Edward Robinson spoke at the Museum of Fine Arts this afternoon on A Few Suggestions for art students and friends. Magazine Vivant date moved to March 10 with publication at Association Hall. Abbey Schoeffel tickets for Mme Bernhardt put up at auction at Tremont Theatre March 3 starting 10 80 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
O. F. Gilford
Brookline
Edward Robinson
Drawing and Painting
Museum of Fine Arts
Messrs
Abbey & Schoeffel
Mme. Bernhardt
Lewis J. Bird
Victims of the Spring Hill Mine
Four bodies recovered at Spring Hill N. S. H. Livingston J. Francis N. McLeod and W. Hyde identified. Two more, D. McKay and R. Murphy, brought out this morning. Five still missing as search parties comb the wreckage. Henry Nash dies at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
N. 8
Henry Livingston
John Francis
Neil McLeod
William Hyde
Donald McKay
Richard Murphy
Henry Nash
Ramsay v Boston & Maine Railroad duel plea for new trial
United States Circuit Court on February 26 heard arguments on a motion for a new trial in the Ramsay v. Boston & Maine Railroad case. A verdict awarding $20,000 to the plaintiff for injuries on Causeway Street was rendered weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Superior Court First Session February 26 Aldrich J
In Hyde Park cases a contract action for 327 80 seeks work on a ledge with blasting. defendant claims a special contract and setoffs. Jury out. Attorneys Greenhood for plaintiff Colt for defendant. Also a tort action for damages from a kicking horse in Dorchester. defense denial. trial under way with Latham and Homer listed. Various docket entries follow with multiple names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Welch
James 5. Coveny
Hyde Park
el. Greenhood
J. G. Colt
Harry Brooks
Daniel W. Knowles
Léonora Street
Dorchester
A. H. Latham
T. J. Homer
Gray
Glazier
Gaskell
Sher
Lannentbaum
Burne
Knowlton
Gregory
Loring
Priest
Tillinghast
Shedd
T—Hano
Tigelow
Johnson
Peney
Davis
Matthews
Beckler
Rugecil
Charles G. Fall
Solomon Lincoln
George J. Adams
Boston Gas Light Co
William F. Adams
Same
Cornelius P.sullivan
C. P. Sullivan
C. P. Greenourh
Daniel Fessenden
Edgar J. Chamberlain
Somerville
J.H. Cotton
W. E. Cassidy
Walter H. Watts
William H. Monroe
Brighton
D.tirrell
Bently W. Warren
Donohue
Old Col
Fessenden
Chamony RK
Berlin
MecNansara
Bos
Newcomb
Whitcome
Achorn
Drew
Gibbons
Moston
Petpas
Hoss
Sullivan
Toomey
Caswell
Meltropot’n Life Ins
Same, Co
St Bs
Boston
Ihe
Adams
Bost
Gas Lt
Sawyer
Bisssiell
Meyer
Airey
Hopkins
Sheehan
Porter
DePicotanyh
Watts v. Munroe
Hari v. Beaton
Albany KR
Trials and verdicts in Boston court sessions and cases
A dense record of court actions listings many cases and numbers across sessions. It notes tort actions against Boston and Maine Railroad and gas companies, contract disputes, assault and liquor-law violations, and multiple criminal indictments. Judges include B. Kiernan and H. Ry. end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saermad
J. Felix Sauiusosi
Ellen Leary
House of Industry
William Hession
House of Correction
Commonwealth
Same
Brown
Murray
Lyman
Saev
Dor U
Mack
O.uue
Sstuved
Rev
O’sirien
Kune
Saime
Holland
Goodwin
Riviey
Sane
Gaffney Sues Cardinal for Plumbing Bill Verdict Won
Superior Court Middlesex Feb 26 Judge BlopGutt No 5844 James W Gaffney sues Hormisdas Cardinal to recover 324 pounds for plumbing. Verdict for plaintiff. Coggan and Schofield for plaintiff Dunham for defendant. New trial motions set for Friday at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blopgutt
James W. Gaffney
Hormisdas Cardinal
Coggan and Schofield
Dunham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alderman Haldeman
Wilson
Witness
the Common Council
Supreme Judicial Court
David J. O'Connorly
Albert J. Neal
Court Street
Plamutt
John D. Long
John Lowell
John Lowell, Jr
International Trust Company
International Loan & ‘Trust
Massachusetts Corporation
Missouri Corporation
National Loan & Trust Company
International Loan & Trust Company
International Loan & Trust Company of
Kansas City
International Loan and Trust Company of
Internationaloan & Trust Company
R. M. Morse, Jr
August Russ
Odu Fellows’ Hail Association
George McAllister
Odd Fellows
Encampments of
H. G. Allen
William Gaston
J. F. Kitten
Clarence B. Coates
Boston & Maine R. R
C.F. Fall
Thomas McGovern
Dennis J. Hern
Sullivan Bros
Cove Street
Sullivan Brothers
John Higgins
C. F. Donnelly
D. E. Ware
James Hewins
Isaac N. Lewis
Mary W. Wood
Hawes
Cambridge
Ms. Hawes
Pratt
East Weymourn
E. C. Hows
A. Hemenway
van Nostrand
Taylor
G. O. Taylor
Chesseer H, Gravis & Sons
Mass
Superior Court
Aldrich, J
J. Knowles
Strout
D. Ae
Saff
Barker
Line
Litchfield
J. Sheehan
White
Basu
Schlanger
Epny
Goodnow
Rice
J. Luckingon
Mahoney
F. Jiurkin
Col
J. Same
Secun
Steife
J. Stone
Ice ¥ Lake
D. Ace
Vianey
J. Richardson
Longiey
Hammonp
Boston Furniture Company
Mary J. Hanmer
A. Morse
Kurtin
Charles A. Wentworth
C. A. Kempton & Co
Amours
B. Kiernan
B. Nur
Daieadeute
Ati Batts
Hinchliffe
Burke
Batts
Flee
Lt. Co
Cloumherty
Kollsek
Brixor, J
Middlesex,ss
Medical
Humphreys
Ead Ryle
New York
Albany
U. S. Army
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
William and John Sts
Augosts
Oor
the Post Publishing CO
Minms Street
Roxton
Maas
Sea F. G. Holcombe
Devonshire Street
City
Suburhe
Joe Moschkovitz
Pleasant Street
P.O
Rogers Building
Washington Street
Bay Street Sudges
Taunton
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