Salem License Commissioner Pollock Indicted in Bribery Case
Essex county grand jury returned a 10 count true bill against Robert E. Pollock president of the Salem license commissioners charging attempt to bribe Alderman George G Hathaway. Pollock arrested this afternoon and bail set at 2500. Indictments also issued in Lawrence police cases. identities to be released Monday.
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Salem
Essex County Grand Jury
Robert E. Pollock
George G. Hathaway
Pollock
Lawrence
John F. Hurley
Edward H. Knight
Hurley
Forest L. Evans
Winfield Scott Peters
George C. Hathaway
Grand Jury
Turner
Woodbury
Munroe
Peters
Mr. Peters
George C. Neal
Goldthwaite
Holden
David M. Pollock
Robert F. Pollock
Board of License Commissioners
Little
Lefayette Street
Tuart Robson at Boston Museum One Week
Tuart Robson to exhibit at the Boston Museum for one week, presenting works or a program likely drawing public interest from visitors and local arts audience.
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Tuart Robson
Boston Museum
Depositors Welcome at Historic Boston Firm Board List
The text lists numerous figures including Gordon Abbott Oliver Ames C W Amory Samuel Carr and T Jefferson Coolidge among others as party of directors and officers. It notes that deposits and payment of checks are accepted at the firm, indicating a banking or financial services context tied to a long established institution with named directors and officers.
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Gordon Abbott
Oliver Ames
C. W. Amory
Samuel Carr
B. P. Cheney
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Chas E. Cotting
Philip Dexter
Officers and Trustees Named in Local Bank Board
A list of officers and trust roles includes Gordon Abbott Ian George P Gardner and Francis R Hart as vice-presidents E A Phippen as secretary and assistant treasurer Joseph G Stearn as treat secretary Charles 8 Tuckerman as vice-president J A Parker as vice-president F G Pousland as assistant treasurer E Slumber Foye as assistant secretary Julius R Wakefield as trust officer and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Abbott
Ian George P. Gardner
Francis R. Hart
E. A. Phippen
Joseph G. Stearn Treat
Charles 8
Tuckerman
James A. Parker
F. G. Pousland
E. Slumber Foye
Julius R. Wakefield
Treasury agents unearth smuggling ring involving Canadian firm
Special agents of the United States Treasury Department expose a major smuggling case by Charles Desjardins & Co of Montreal. Furs valued in the thousands were sent to American buyers in Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore Chicago and other cities. Indictments are issued against Desjardins and two baggage men. a Vermont postmaster is a fugitive. The firm used trains the mail and cross border routes to move furs including sealskin garments and muffs priced up to 350 each. Seizures and penalties are pursued with no offers of compromise.
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United States
Treasury Department
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Savannah
Atlanta
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Charles Desjardins
Albury
Wren
St Albury and &J. Alhans
Maine
W. F. Burm
Converse J. Smith
Colonel Smith
Bunn
Montreal
Central Vermont Railroad
Charles Desjardins & Co
Catherine Street
White River Junction
Oyer
Grand Jur
Rutland
St. Albans
Hentz
Desardins & Co
Quebec
Riviere du Loup
Canadian Territory
Temiscouata
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Leonard’s
van Buren
American Express Company
Acan
Local Express
Van Denburg receives 5 to 10 year sentence in Massachusetts
Horace C. Van Denburg, Buffalo lawyer, convicted of perjury in Superior Court, fled to New York after conviction and extradited back to Massachusetts. Judge Bond imposes a term of not less than five years and not more than 10 years in State Prison with three days in solitary. He is sent to Charlestown to begin his term.
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Salem
Horace C. van Denburg
Buffalo
N. Y
New York City
Massachusetts
Bond
Charlestown
van Denburg
Justice of the Peace
West Gloucester
New York
Titus
George ©. Neal
Fair Weekend Forecast for New England and New York
Boston area and eastern New York forecast fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures likely colder Sunday with light to fresh westerly or northerly winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
22 Held for Crying Out at Brine's Men
Police arrested 22 for disturbances around Brine teams as courts issued a temporary injunction against strikers. An eight-team effort at Fitchburg yards failed to sustain, two drivers deserted, and only four teams remained. Fred Caulfield, a Brine driver assaulted in Cambridge, was reported in dangerous condition. Strike leaders blamed police aid to Brine and planned an appeal to the Police Commissioners.
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Fitchburg
Fred Caulfield
Cambridge
Cox
Allied Freight Transportation Company
Brine Company
C. H. Buchanan
India Street
Bird Company
Buchanan
Boston
Arrests Mark Strife Over Brine Drivers in City Streets
police report twenty two arrests yesterday as crowds clashed with Brine drivers amid a strike. arrests for shouting scab occurred opposite the Brine office at 1 pm and again in the afternoon. disturbances mount at Lowell freight yards and Atlantic avenue. courts consider injunctions to curb interference with Brine business.
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Lowell
Charlestown
Atlantic Avenue
Congress Street
Charlestown Cartooned Turmoil as Brine Teams Face Crowd
Four horse teams of Brine Transportation leave India street for Boston and Maine at 2 pm. A mob of about 3000 crowds streets and crosses in Charlestown, hindering the procession. Police intervene. a lumber wagon protester resists police. Continued on page 2.
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Brine Transportation Company
India Street
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Front Street
Charlestown
Cross Streets
Warren Street
G. M. Ross
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Vorenberg
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Street
Hare
Robert Poller
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Buildings
Temple Place
Board OF Directors
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Eben
Draper
Richard Olney
George F Fabyan
Henry
Reed
Reginald Foster
Nathaniel Thayer
George P. Gardner
Chas
Howe
Lucius Tuttle
Walter Hunnewell
Stephen M. Weld
George v. L. Meyer
Henry 0
Weston
Laurence Minot
Irer
Treasury
Sumatra
Jos
Reenery
Maker
Soston
Scoffield
Polich
Warren Bridge
Brine
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