Jury Views Weston House Scene in Tucker Trial
The Tucker murder trial jurors will view the Page and Tucker locations tomorrow to assess evidence and timing. Judge Sherman directs careful observation and limits on inquiries while James H Vahey and District Attorney Sanderson outline the route from Weston bridge to Riverside station and Tucker home.
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Weston
Sherman
James H. Vahey
Page House
Tucker House
Cutter’s Corner
East Newton Street
Park Row
Sanderson
Foreman
Auburndale
Weston Bridge
Riverside
Riverside Station
Tucker
Cutter
Tucker’s Counsel Loses Bid to Quash Indictment
In East Cambridge court, Charles L. Tucker’s defense failed to quash the indictment after state detective Whitney’s grand jury presence. Judge Sherman overruled the motions, ruling the matter could be argued later if prejudice to Tucker were shown, and ordered jury drawing to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Parker
Charles L. Tucker
Sherman
Attorney Innes
Whitney
Grand Jury
Innes
Tucker
Mr. Innes
General Whitney
Mr. Innés
Mississippi
Honor Escort Named for Late Chief Justice Albert Mason
The Bar Association of Middlesex appoints judges and attorneys to attend Judge Mason funeral on Wednesday January 4 1905 at 3 p m. Attendees include Hon Charles S Lilley Lowell Hon Selwyn Z Bowman Somerville Hon Edgar R Champlin Cambridge Hon George L Mayberry Waltham Alfred S Hall Winchester Winfield S Slocum Newton Walter Adams Framingham.
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Bar Association of
Bar Association Names Committee for Chief Justice Funeral
The Bar Association of the City of Boston appoints a committee to attend the funeral of the late Chief Justice Albert Mason. Members include President Charles P. Greenough and officers Alfred Hemenway, William S. Hall, William F. Wharton, with Solomon Lincoln, Lewis S. Dabney, James R. Dunbar, J. D. Colt, and Reginald Foster. The service is at the Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street tomorrow at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bar Association of the City of
Boston
Albert Mason
Charles P. Greenough
Alfred Hemenway
Williams. Hall
William F. Wharton
Messrs
Solomon Lincoln
Lewis S. Dabney
James R. Dunbar
J. D. Colt
Reginald Foster
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Stenographers Convene on Chief Justice Mason’s Death
A meeting of Massachusetts Superior Court official stenographers held at Charles Currier Beale’s Suffolk county office to address Chief Justice Mason’s death. Frank H. Burt was elected chair and Miss Laidee M. Swift secretary. A committee including Miss Alice FE Brett John H Farley and Beale was named to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
Charles Currier Beale
Suffolk County
Mason
Frank H. Burt
Laidee M. Swift
Alice FE. Brett
John H. Farley
Buckenberger Seeks Fit for Rochester Team
Al Buckenberger will manage Rochester this season with 28 players under contract. He must separate the chaff from the wheat as he builds the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Buckenberger
Rochester
Inauguration Day Across Massachusetts Mayors Clash on City Issues
Mayors in Taunton Worcester Salem Springfield Marlboro and other cities discussed police liquor water tax curfew and school funding policies. Boston saw no major incidents as Ashley New Bedford faced a heated exchange over a quoted remark. Newburyport urged fiscal restraint and strict liquor enforcement ahead of May 1.
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Boston
Taunton
Eldredge
Blodgett
Worcester
Peterson
Salem
Dickinson
Springfield
Parsons
Marlboro
Thompson
Quincy
Wood
Haverhill
Ice Trust
Lowell
Casey
Ashley
New Bedford
Adams
Newburyport
Giants Player Mike Donlin Reports To Hot Springs
The Giants star Mike Donlin travels to Hot Springs Arkansas to train and racehorses in preparation for the season. He aims to regain form while joining local racing activity as part of his pre season routine.
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Hot Springs
Mike Donlin
Giants
Arkansas
Fire Probe Follows Suspected Arson at Mill
Police investigate a suspected arson at Fall River Manu factory in the mill district. Two looms burned through overnight while the fire started on the flooring under the rooms, burning out without further damage. Officials offered no statement and a possible juvenile involvement is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mills Reopen After Six Months in Fall River
Three mills Hargraves Cotton Mill No. 1 Sagamore No. 2 and Stafford No. 1 began operations today in Fall River with a small staff following a six month shutdown. Most area mills reported losses in workers due to New Year celebrations by French speakers.
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Fall River
Hargraves
Sagamore No. 2
Stafford No. 1
Robert Fulton Council K C Installs Officers at St Rose Hall
St Rose Hall hosted the installation of Robert Fulton Council K C officers with a reception and banquet. John B Dore D D G K led the ceremony that installed Jeffrey J Prendergast as G K and a slate including Costello Lyons Daley Donovan OBrien McMahon Hoelsch er Sullivan Tobin Cronin Barry De Cost Driscoll. The ladies auxiliary and a musical program followed with officers Mrs OBrien McMahon Daley Costello and Miss Cusick among those present.
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St. Rose Hall
Robert Fulton Council
K. C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John B. Dore
Jeffrey J. Prendergast
G. K
John M. Costello
Thomas L. Lyons
Joseph E. Daley
John E. Donovan
William J. O’brien
Philip L. McMahon
Augustus A. Hoelscher
Michael J. Sullivan
Robert E. Tobin
John Cronin
John J. Barry
Joseph de Cost
John B. Driscoll
Joseph A. Golden
Billy Troy
Fred Twombly
William J. O'Brien
Alice A. Cusick
Joseph EH. Daley
Helen A. Costello
Elizabeth C. Costello
Neal
Patton
Driscoll
Death of conductor J B Gough of Boston and Albany
John Byron Gough aged 58 died at his home 240 Campbell avenue Revere Sunday last of locomotor ataxia. He was one of the oldest conductors on the Boston and Albany railroad, with years of service. He belonged to Hampden Lodge F and A M Springfield Knights of Pythias and was an honorary member of the Order of Railway Conductors. Born June 10 1852 at Ludlow Mass he leaves a widow and daughter Grace E. Remains will be taken to Springfield for burial.
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J. B. Gough
John Byron Gough
Campbell Avenue
Revere
Gough
Boston & Albany Railroad
Hampden Lodge F
A. M
Sprinfield
Mass
Knights of Pythias
Order of Railway Conductors
Mr. Gough
Ludlow
Grace E
Springfield
Cambridge Mayor Daly Outlines Reform Agenda Inaugural
In his inaugural address Cambridge Mayor Daly urged a central police station for District 1 and converting Brattle square to a women detention house. He also pushed a contagious disease hospital a Charles River Speedway project a Fresh Pond pipeline a Raymond street crematory for light refuse and a new rifle range. Aldermen elected J. B. Barry president and G. A. Giles became Common Council chairman.
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Daly
Cambridge
District 1
Brattle Square
Charles River
Raymond Street Yard
J. B. Barry
G. A. Giles
Public Installation of Division 36 A O H in South Boston
The newly elected officers of Division 36 A O H were installed in Towti Hall South Boston by Cornelius J Coughlin in a large attendance. Officers include James P Calnan president F H Fitzgerald vice president James Hegarty recording secretary Cornelius P O Sullivan financial secretary John J Connelly treasurer. A social session followed with a gold emblem presented to James Hegarty for selling the most tickets at the division ball. Present were delegates from Divisions 17 34 26 44 and 71.
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Division
Towti Hall
E Street
Boston
Suffolk
Cornelius J. Coughlin
James P. Calnan
F. H. Fitzgerald
James Hegarty
Cornelius P. O’sullivan
John J. Connelly
William J. O’brien
Malden Mayor Urges Reforms In Inaugural Address
Malden January 2. Mayor elect W A Hastings pledges reforms including abolition of the Water Board and transfer of duties to the Street Commission. He favors Pine Banks Park acceptance after Legislature grant and urges strict liquor enforcement and playgrounds. He also backs an L line to Wellington Bridge with a costly schoolhouse noted.
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Malden
Esther Hall
Richard E. Sykes
The
Universalist Church
Charles M. Bruce
W. A. Hastings
Hastings
Board of Water Commissioners
Street Commission
Pine Banks
Wellington Bridge
Edgard A. Whittemore
Allen H. Wilde
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Hurd
Joseph P. Knight
Flo
Notman
Edgar J. Sherman
Commonwealth
Sheldon
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
F. E. Brown
Primghar
Iowa
J.C. Carer
St. Paul
Minn
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
C. F. Beard
Framingham
Frank Whetzel
Dept.b
American Express Bidg
Chicago
Judge Mason
Buckenberger
Lithia
SIGK
People’s
W.f.smith CO
Summer St
Mall
Asmith
J. L. Howard
Green Harbor
Tiff
Houston
Fall River Mills
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