Hosford Sentenced to Four to Seven Years in State Prison
Edward H. Hosford 35 former acting president of the Malden Y M C A superintendent of the Sunday school at First Congregational Church of Malden and treasurer of Donovan Slipper Company of Everett was yesterday sentenced to a term of not less than four nor more than seven years in State prison by Judge Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Hosford
Malden Y. M. C. A
First Congregational Church of
Malden
Donovan Slipper Company
Everett
Stat
Brown
Hosford Sentenced on Multi Count Theft Forgery Case
The defendant pleaded guilty to three counts in the indictment with two counts for theft totaling 12090.9 dollars and forgery counts placed on file. As treasurer for the show, Hosford allegedly obtained funds via forged bills of lading from Paige firms, with losses to Paige & Co. estimated at least 55000 dollars. Samuel K. Hamilton urged a harsher prison outcome, while Judge Brown described Hosford as a common thief due to a four year pattern.
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Hosford
Frank BE. Paige
Brookline
Frank E. Paige
Brown
Boston Fire Department Hosts 34th Annual Ball
More than 15 000 dancers filled the Mechanics building last night as the Boston fire and protective departments held their thirty fourth annual ball. The event saw the head quarters gong silent until after midnight and featured a lengthy list of department leaders and officials.
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Boston Fire Department
Mechanics Building
Boston Fire and Protective Departments
Fire Department Leaders Attend Boston Gala in Red White and Blue
A grand hall festooned in red white and blue hosted Fire Commissioner Charles H. Cole Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and Chief John A. Mullen for an all evening event. A formal orchestral concert followed by a grand march featured numerous fire officials and their families with guests from Massachusetts cities and state government.
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Charles H. Cole
John F. Fitzgerald
John A. Mullen
Samuel Abbott
Protective Department
Kennedy
Fitzgerald
James P. Maloney
Joseph M. Donovan
Arthur O'Leary
Michael J. Kennedy
Mary E. Tape
John N. Lally
Margaret Lally
John F. Curley
Curley
May J. Mullen
John T. Byron
Helen M. Byron
George L. Fickett
Fickett
William M. Lynch
Margaret Lynch
James W. Dwyer
Helen Dwyer
Massachusetts
Boston
J. J. McCarthy
T. KE. Kiley
J. J. Gavin
P. A. Tague
Daniel J. Quinn
George F. Murphy
Edward L. Tierney
Charles J. McCarthy, Jr
Patrick J. Dunn
Herbert J. Hickey
William J. Hurley
Joseph M. Doftovan
P. J. Sullivan
E. N. Montgomery
J. T. McPhee
J. F. McNamara
J. G. Berringer
J. F. Horgan
BE. L. Rand
W. D. Fitzgerald
I. P. Mahoney
J. J. Donovan
T. L. Darcy
T. P. Lane
L. B. Nolan
G. B.S. Kewer
M. J. Aylward
D. M. Condon
E. H. Kilday
G. F. Doyle
J. F. Hoban
D. F. Sheehan
W. Peterson
C. P. Moakley
J. T. Angel
J. F. McManus
C. H. McDonnell
A. F. Larson
J. A. Hayner
W. A. Newdick
J. T. Cronin
W. T. Hall
T. D. Dona
Eugene M. Byington
Benjamin F. Underhill
Richard Donahue
Daniel P. Keogh
Rufus W. Sprague
Charles H. Cosgrove
John Grady
George L
Miss Frances Le Moyne Engaged to Thomas G Stevenson
Announcement says Frances Le Moyne youngest daughter of Mrs. McPherson Le Moyne of Massachusetts avenue to Thomas G Stevenson of Beacon street son of Colonel and Mrs. Stevenson. Stevenson Harvard 96 member of Somerset Tennis and Racquet Club Boston Athletic Association and others. Siblings named with Readville connections.
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Frances le Moyne
McPherson le Moyne
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline
Thomas G. Stevenson
Beacon Street
Robert H. Stevenson
Miss le Moyne
Charles
Harry le Moyne
Harvard
Stafford Wentworth
Milton
Carroll White
Washington
Stevenson
Reverend Vincent Named President of Boston Congregational Club
The Rev Clarence A Vincent D D pastor of Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church Roxbury was elected president of the Boston Congregational Club at Ford Hall last evening The meeting also marked the clubs 50th anniversary of the emancipation proclamation commemoration
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Clarence A. Vincent
D. D
Immanuel Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Boston Congregational Club
Ford Hall
22D Annual Ball of Newfoundlanders
The 22nd annual ball of the Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association will be held next Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall at Tremont and Berkley streets. The grand march will be led by Mr and Mrs S J Hogan, followed by about 200 couples. The committee includes S J Hogan chairman Thomas Holland secretary Jeremiah Holleran treasurer Edward Malloy Stephen Puddester P B Fidelle John Graham Walter Duggan Samuel Downs.
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Newfoundlanders Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Tremont
Berkley Streets
S. J. Hogan
Thomas Holland
Jeremiah Holleran
Edward Malloy
Stephen Puddester
Fidelle
John Graham
Walter Duggan
Samuel Downs
Brookline Slashing Case Is Continued
William A. Grant chauffeur for Leonard H. Spaulding of Winchester appeared in Brookline Police Court charged with slashing Evan S. Cameron of 49 St Mary Street Brookline early last Thursday morning. The case was not ready for trial and was continued for a week.
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William A. Grant
Leonard H. Spaulding
Winchester
Brookline
Evan S. Cameron
St. Mary Street
Gift from South for the President
President Taft received a silver box containing resolutions of regard from several Southern sections. The gift accompanied the Tafts arrival at a charity ball hosted by the Southern Relief Society, honoring his prior complimentary remarks to the South in a speech before the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Washington
Taft
South
Southern Relief Society
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Chinese laundryman given two months for opium case
May Num of New Bedford was sentenced by Judge Morton in the United States District Court to two months in East Cambridge jail for manufacturing and smoking opium.
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May Num
New Bedford
East Cambridge
Morton
United States District Court
Easy Way to Cleanse Hair and Scalp Ad
A beauty authority advises against alkali cleansing and promotes a Canthrax shampoo mix. Dissolve one teaspoonful Canthrax in a cup of hot water to thoroughly cleanse dust and dandruff, energize hair roots, and leave scalp clean and hair soft and glossy.
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Mae Martyn
Three Youths Nabbed for Shoplifting in Department Store
Inspectors Finn Alberts and O'Neil arrested yesterday afternoon two men and a woman on Washington street for shoplifting. Two accomplices fled. Thelmas Allen of Buffalo identified herself. John Gleason, from Utica, now at 20 Holyoke street. and Robert Reese, from Albany, claiming 220 West Newton street as residence.
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Finn, Alberts
O'Neil
Washington Street
Thelmas Allen
Buffalo
John Gleason
Haisling
Uttea
Holyoke Street
Robert Reese
Albany
West Newton Street
Weeks Leaves Bank Firm to Focus on Senate Duties
Representative John W. Weeks of Massachusetts announced on January 27 that he would sever his connection with Hornblower and Weeks, bankers and brokers of Boston, effective February 1 to devote himself entirely to Senate duties.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Hornblower & Weeks, Bankers and Brokers
Boston
Weeks
Lawyer Killed in Kentucky Congressional Bid
Cythiana Kentucky January 27 Attorney Harry L Bailey Republican nominee for Congress in Kentucky Ninth District was shot and killed in the city this afternoon Newton Arnold also of Cythiana was named as the shooter An argument over a business deal was cited Bailey was a well known newspaper man authorities investigated the incident
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Cythiana
Harry L. Bailey
Kentucky
Newton Arnold
Bailey
Shop Scientifically Buy Hub-Mark Rubbers
Buy rubbers on the same business basis that we buy the materials that go into them. It will be money in your purse and satisfaction in your mind. To the selection of the crude rubber to its varying forms and to compounding fabrics for linings we apply scientific efficiency. Try Hub-Mark rubbers this winter from a factory in business for sixty years.
Boston City Council passes license for builders and park department merger
Two ordinances cleared the council urging licensing of master builders with an examining board and creating the Park and Recreation Department by merging park, bath, music and public grounds, effective March 1 for the consolidation.
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Boston
Bath
Music
Everett
Ers
Park, Bath and Music Commissions
Park and Recreation Department
Park and Recreation Divisions
D. Henry Sullivan
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