Brigadier General Dewey seeks to strike and expunge a contemptible bill of reservation
Former Judge Henry S. Dewey challenges the disposition of his suit against Laurence Minot and Good Government Association members. He moves to suppress a scandalous and impertinent bill of reservation, arguing it harms the reputation of Brevet Major Sherman and public trust. He asks the court to republicanize Indianize gendeize senatorialize and dignify the record and to expunge the reservations from the files.
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Henry S. Dewey
Laurence Minot
The
Good Government Association
Dewey
Sherman
Edgar J. Sherman
Supreme Judicial Court
Major Sherman
Secret hearing held over Brookline Country Club liquor case
Judge Perkins presided for over three hours as Felix W. McGettrick and others argued for a warrant against the Country Club of Brookline for liquor law violations. The club was represented by John W. McAnarney and the Law Enforcement League by McGettrick. It was described as a star chamber session.
Boston Judge Hears Secret Proceedings on Liquor Prosecution
Judge Perkins held a closed hearing lasting nearly three hours with attorneys stenographer and three security men present. The court took the matter under advisement and may issue warrants against the Law Enforcement League or associated members, including prominent Boston figures, in cities with no license where liquor was served.
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Perkins
James Ray
Lawrence Curtis
Boston
Brookline
Bishop William Lawrence Seen in Morning Walk Portrait
The Rt. Rev. William Lawrence bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts is photographed walking from his Commonwealth avenue home toward Copley Square. A respected leader in Boston theology he splits time between his Bar Harbor summer residence and church duties with a democratic spirit and a passion for golf. He married Julia Cunningham in 1874 and is praised for likeness to London high churchmen and for his role alongside Phillips Brooks in theological circles.
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William Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Copley Square
Bar Harbor
Bishop Lawrence
Back Bay
London
Julia Cunningham
Grace Church
Lawrence
Episcopal College
Phillips Brooks
Bishop Brooks
Wealthy Needham Man Sued Over Clothes Bill
Alonzo Hall and Charles O Waterman sue D Burrage, wealthy Needham resident, to recover 179 dollars claimed for clothes. Items include a 75 dollar overcoat and a 75 dollar dress suit from a bill dated Dec 10 1906. Judgment on default entered June 11 1911 in Municipal Court. case now on appeal in Superior Court.
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Co. D. Burrage
Needham
Alonzo Hall
Charles O. Waterman
Four held without bail on murder charge at Commercial Street
Salvatore Accombre Valentino De Lorenso Pasqualle Susi and Luigi Accombre were arraigned before Judge Murray in the Police Court yesterday charged with the murder of Antonio Schappa at 442 Commercial Street on July 3. They pleaded not guilty and were held for the grand jury without bail.
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Salvatore Accombre
Valentino de Lorenso
Pasqualle Susi
Luigi Accombre
Murray
Antonio Schappa
Commercial Street
Rosenheimer Cleared After Fleeing Collision Death
The New York Appellate Division ruled Edward T. Rosenheimer blameless in the automobile crash that killed Grace Hough and injured two others. He had been acquitted by a jury on the death charge, and the indictment was dismissed after his demurrer was sustained.
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New York
Supreme Court
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Miss Grace Houg
Rosenheimer
Miss Hough
Esis
Food Inspectors Seize Fifty Thousand Worth Of Bad Goods
The Boston pure food bureau reports clearing about 50 000 worth of injurious provisions in the year ending June 30. Inspectors examined over 10 000 samples across many products and seized 800 barrels of sardines, 300 barrels of vinegar, 242 candy cases, 200 oyster barrels, and other goods.
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Boston
United States
G. H. Adams
F. B. Raynor
B. H. Smith
India
Adulterated Labels Raise Consumer Safety Concerns
A study finds over and per cent of examined articles were adulterated or misleading about their labels. Researchers warn many items misrepresented the materials used, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and clearer disclosures.
J. W. Gates Improves in Paris Encounters
Paris reports that financier J W Gates is on the mend after serious illness nephritis caused anxiety yesterday morning. The physician said improvement appeared by night and that Gates may travel in ten days with plans for returning to America by month’s end.
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Paris
John W. Gates
Blooded terrier born without a tail in Roxbury
Phyllis a 10 month old Boston terrier owned by Frederick Heffernan of 17% Norfolk Avenue Roxbury is a canine novelty. She was born without a tail but is otherwise normal and a beautiful specimen. Heffernan has refused fancy prices offered for her.
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Phyllis
Boston
Frederick Heffernan
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
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Russia
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Thomas Snow & Son
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Law Enforcement League
William Lawren
F. Gray CO
Washington
Frees
U. S
Dr. Smith
Joseph
Holland
Italy
Hunyadi
Janos
M. O’keeffe
Grocers
Ee Ua
Union St
Tannel
J. W. Gates
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