Cedarcrest Case For Grand Jury In Norfolk County
Judge Avery of the Quincy District Court held for the grand jury George E. Fogg a Braintree expressman charged with transporting liquor through a no license town. He declined to impose fine or sentence saying witnesses were coerced and a thorough investigation by the grand jury is proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarcrest Club
Avery
Quincy District Court
Norfolk County
George E. Fogg
Braintree Expressman
Grand Jury
Legal battle over Cedar Crest Club liquor charges at Dedham
Attorney William P. Kelly argued for Fogg and witnesses claiming rights against self incrimination. Judge Avery ordered silence and upheld the judge's findings. Fogg was bound over to the April Norfolk county grand jury with $300 surety. a second charge for allowing illegal liquor sale was dismissed for lack of prosecution. Mrs E Grace Reynolds faced three charges. nuisance charge dropped and liquor forfeiture to be decided April 25. A $200 fine and $50 nuisance charge were imposed. an appeal was filed to the April Superior Court term with $409 surety. The Cedar Crest Club books were impounded for the April grand jury.
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William P. Kelly
Fogg
Avery
Charles E. Mellen
Norfolk County
Dedham Court House
E. Grace Reynolds
Dedham
Cedarcrest Club
Workers to Receive Old Street Car Ratings in 1897
Men who lost ratings in the 1887 and 1896 street car strikes will be granted new ratings on January 24, restoring pay and status as if labor troubles had not occurred. The measure aims to compensate workers for interrupted service and lost seniority.
Old Streetcar Strike Veterans Seek Reinstated Ratings
Boston Elevated workers recount long-ago strikes in Cambridge and West End lines. Some lost 5 to 10 years of seniority after being demoted, then rehired as new staff. A two year old streetcar union asks restoring original ratings dating to first service with old or current company.
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Boston Elevated
Cambridge
West End
Carmen
Carmen’s Union
Union Permits Old Ratings Restored for Street Car Men
The Carmen's Union drives a rating restoration affecting about 50 workers, with 154 rising on the current scale. The move follows extensive interviews of early labor dispute staff and a turnout favoring union ideas. The 1914 officers were installed with International President Mahon as guest, in a ceremony led by John Reardon.
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Street Carmen
The
Carmen's Union
John Reardon
Worcester
International
Matthew J. Higgins
Dennis D. Shea
Matthias J. Nesdale
Willian J. Cullinan
Owen P. Moore
William H. Flynn
Frank E. Murphy
Sentinel
William D. Mahon
Fred Fay
J. Coleman
Providence
Chris Daniels
William French
Lynn
Alexander Smyth
James H. Vahey
John P. Feeney
Joseph R. Eastman
William Clarke
Waltham
Efficiency Society Dinner Set for Jan 15 at Youngs Hotel
The New England members of the Efficiency Society will hold a dinner and meeting at Young's Hotel on Thursday Jan 15 at 6 30. Formed about three years ago to promote efficiency in all fields the society lists leaders from industry and theory among its charter members with active members in the United States Europe and South America.
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New England
Efficiency Society
Young’s Hotel
Europe
South America
Doctor Samuel Green resigns as society officer
The Massachusetts Historical Society accepted the resignation of Dr Samuel A Green from the office of senior vice president at yesterday afternoon's meeting. He had held the post for nineteen years and the society voiced sympathy for him due to ill health that prompted the step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Historical Society
Samuel A. Green
Edward Channing
Society
Green
Thaw Case Decided in Hub Today
The commission to inquire into Harry K Thaw s mental condition will meet in Boston to decide on bail or continued confinement before his Federal District Court case in New Hampshire. Dr Morton Prince of Beacon Street, ill, could not return and the other members met him at his home.
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Harry K. Thaw
Boston
Federal District Court of
New Hampshire
Morton Prince
Beaconstreet
Concord
Thaw Bail Expected as Commission Deliberates
In New Hampshire there is belief that Thaw will obtain bail within a day or two. The Thaw observation commission has heard no evidence challenging his safety and is near finalizing its report. William Travers Jerome refused to testify and may file objections with Federal Judge Aldrich.
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Matteawan
New Hampshire
Thaw
William Travers Jerome
New York State
Concord
Jerome
Aldrich
Alaunia Due Today From Liverpool Amid Weather Delay
The Cunard liner Alaunia is due this morning with 60 cabin and 300 steerage passengers from Liverpool. Thickening weather outside may delay the big steamer’s arrival.
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Cunard
Liverpool
President Wilson pleased with business adjustment in South
President Wilson met a Mississippi Legislature committee in Gulfport to discuss public affairs and the anti trust message. He praised the pace of business adaptation to new legislation and the times while noting he would return to Washington for further work.
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Gulfport
Miss
Wilson
Mississippi
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Congress
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Morgan Company
Capital
Hyde Burned in Car Explosion After Spark Plug Drama
Haverhill January 9. Auctioneer Fred H Hyde and three friends nearly died returning from a fishing trip when a spark plug fell into the gas tank causing a blast that wrecked the car. Hyde suffered severe burns while passengers John Tilton Charles Shute and Edward Beauchamp were thrown clear.
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Haverhill
Fred H. Hyde
Hyde
Boxford
John Tilton
Charles Shute
Edward Beauchamp
Man from Methuen Faces $15,000 Heart Balm Suit
Abraham Archambault of Methuen is sued for $15,000 by Isabelle Blamire who accuses him of breach of promise to marry. She says she was ready to wed but he refused to keep his word. The action is filed in Salem with details reported from Methuen.
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Salem
Abraham Archambault
Methuen
Isabelle Blamire
Selectmen to Try Weymouth Policeman
Weymouth selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Savings Bank Building on charges against Patrolman John D. Walsh who is suspended. The suspension stems from an alleged fist fight with Patrolman Eugene Dugan of Braintree at the Cedarcrest Inn in late November.
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Weymouth
Savings Bank
John D. Walsh
Walsh
Eugene Dugan
Braintree
Cedarcrest Inn
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Cedarcrest
Expressman
BY J. Henderson
Abian
Montagnac
Kenyon
Franklin
New York
West 34Th
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Marlborough
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Westminster ST. Corner
DR. Green
Hub
Alaunia
Talbot
Inover St
Reet
Hanover Street
Stis
Bo Fy
Rolland
Holland System
Holland System, Inc
Holland
Boylston St
Washington St
Summer St
Hanover St
Devonshire St
Haymarket Sq
Massachusetts Corporation
Daniel E. Holland
John F. Holland
Treas
Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & Sons of
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Lade Inc
Acre
Morse’s
Adams Square
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