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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1903

Page

4

City Hall Loungers and Their Methods Exposed in Trial

In Judge Bennett's Municipal Court a detailed deposition by Joseph Durgin reveals a scheme tied to Cunningham involving notes, forged endorsements, and cash taken from multiple parties near City Hall. Testimony traces分 money shared among Cunningham OLeary Pike Albino and others, with notes cashed at local offices and threats of retaliation as the case unfolded.

Cunningham Walter Pike Swigliana Pike O'Leary City Hall Gunningham William Scannell Postoffice Square Gore Arthur O'Leary Albino MccNamara Mr. Martin Mr. Way Rankin Martin Assessors Worcester Way Durgin Nutter Tom Melin Melin Eob’s Irwin Witness Hanover Street Commissioner Doane Doane Presho Towle Foss Pemberton Shoe Company Pemberton United States North End Mattapan Gurney's Frank H. Nutter Boston Haverhill Assessors’ Office Mr. Kellogg John B. Phipps Phipps Bolster Joe Court House Thomas Melin Samuel Smith Eric’s Joseph H. Charak Tremont Street Court Square Friend Street Abram Harris

Testimonial for Warner's Safe Cure by Michel Blandypos

Michel Blandypos of New Orleans testifies after a three year bladder inflammation and headaches. He credits Warner's Safe Cure for restoring his health over seven months with no other medicines.

Michel Blandypos Marlowe Club New Orleans Warner Marals &J

Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney disease cure

An advertisement claims Safe Cure relieves back pains rheumatism and numerous kidney bladder and liver issues. It alleges the drug kills disease germs heals inflammation builds strength and offers tests to confirm kidney disease. It promotes 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and urges using only Warner's Safe Cure.

Analysis Free Urine Sample Offered By Warner's Safe Co

If doubt remains about kidney disease, mail a urine sample to Warner's Safe Care Co in Rochester New York. Doctors will analyse it and send a free report with advice and a book on kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and their treatment. Women readers are answered by a woman doctor in confidence. Warners Safe Pills gently move the bowels and aid a speedy cure. Beware of sediment filled kidney cures that are harmful and ineffective.

Warner’s Safe Care Co Rochester N. Y Warner

Site of Notorious London Bridge Passes Into New Hands

The corner of Anderson and Phillips streets, once the notorious London Bridge rookeries, has been transferred from the Hall family to Nathan L. Crooker Joseph Cupinsky Joseph Spoolman Israel Goldstein and Henry Gordon. From 1880s to 1900s it hosted criminals of all sorts and violent incidents, with Dan Fitzgerald of Station 3 as the lone law figure. The area was razed years ago. now modern apartments stand where the crime and fear once ruled, and it is described as respectable.

Anderson Phillips London Bridge Hall Nathan L. Crooker Joseph Cupinsky Joseph Spoolman Israel Goldstein Henry Gordon West End Dan Fitzgerald Law and Order Peter Kelly William Robertson Billy Maguire South End

Lyman Sentenced to Three to Six Years in State Prison

Louis Lyman, convicted of manslaughter in the December Roxbury incident that left Charles Bruckner dead, received a three to six year term with three days in solitary. Judge Bond rejected a new-trial motion, noting provocation but stating Lyman was not justified.

Louis Lyman Charles Bruckner Roxbury Bond Bates Clarence G. Benedict Bruckner Lyman

South Danvers Bank Trial Details Misapplied Funds Case

Testimony in a U S Court proceeding reveals John W Dickinson and George Foster tied to Penacook Manufacturing finances as government seeks accountability for misapplication of South Danvers National Bank funds. Witnesses describe unpaid wages, debt, and discussions of leasing to Plummer Woodworking amid foreclosures. Hearing resumes Tuesday morning.

John W. Dickinson P. J. Baker New York Penacook Manufacturing Company Jones United States Court George Foster Witness Penacook Plummer Woodworking Company Knickerbocker Trust Company Dickinson Dudley Mechanics’ National Bank Boston Foster South Danvers

Verdict Against Boston Dairy Company

A Suffolk Superior Criminal Court jury found the Boston Dairy Company guilty on two counts of selling milk not up to legal standard. The verdict stemmed from October last year when the company supplied milk to several Boston dealers that did not meet requirements.

Suffolk Superior Criminal Court Boston Dairy Company Boston

Middleby case goes to sentencing after jury finds two guilty

Joseph Middleby Jr and Charles Middleby were found guilty of assaulting a sheriff's officer after a five day Superior Court trial. Jeremiah McCarthy was acquitted. Judge Bond overruled a motion for a new trial. Sentences imposed were 106 dollars each with 60 dollars costs for Joseph Jr. A stay of execution was sought pending Supreme Court resolution of exceptions.

Middleby Joseph Middleby, Jr Charles Middleby Dooley Jeremiah McCarthy Bond Berry Supreme Court

Arrival of 9711 Tons Coal at Port Yesterday

A total of 9711 tons of coal arrived at the port yesterday, all by sea and rail. The British steamer Mineola from Cardiff carried 6620 tons of bituminous for C. H. Sprague & aon, and the Lord Londonderry brought 380 tons to the same firm from Manchester, England. The remaining receipts came by rail, including 9 tons of hard coal and 362 tons of soft coal.

Mineola Cardiff C. H. Sprague & Aon Lord Londonderry Manchester Eny

Beck Hall Not For Sale In Harvard Square Debate

Beck Hall a Harvard dormitory owned by the Boston Homeopathic Hospital Association is assessed at 166000 dollars about 3 dollars per foot. Mayor McNamee who owns Quincy Hall opposite is assessed at 4 dollars per foot. He proposed purchase of the Harvard square property at its assessed value during the campaign but the offer was declined.

Beck

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted as Quick Remedy

The article touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a popular, convenient remedy for nasal catarrh, coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh, and stomach catarrh. It cites Twain inspired fasting as an extreme example, notes tablet benefits include no cocaine or opiate, and claims rapid relief versus washes or inhalers.

Mark Twain Twait Tanner Stuart

Saddest Portuguese immigrant seeks aid after loss at sea

Maria Leonor Baptista, a Portuguese widow, arrived with her infant and money to qualify for immigration. Her husband died at sea aboard the Dominion liner Cambroman near St Michaels Azores. She awaits news of a brother in the United States and facing possible return home without aid.

Maria Leonor Baptista Cambroman New World Azores Baptista St. Michaels Maria Bontini Antonio

Chelsea Democrats Organize At 206 Broadway

The Democratic city committee of Chelsea met last night at headquarters and organized for the year with officers President Dennis H. Tirrell Vice President Walter Fleming Secretary John McCauley Treasurer P F McDonald The committee voted to adopt the Australian system for future caucuses.

Democratic City Committee of Chelsea Broadway Dennis H. Tirrell Walter Fleming John McCauley P. F. McDonald

To Cure Colds or Grip Take Orangeiie In Hot Water

A historical instruction urging readers to treat colds or grip with Orangeiie mixed in hot water. It promises that one night will suffice to cure or relieve symptoms as directed.

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