Accused Twice of Murder Faces Court on New Indictment
Robert Mc Graw a 46 year old Black man, was indicted again for murder after a grand jury returned a true bill last February. He was arrested at the Hotel Kensington Cambridge where he worked as a janitor and will appear before Justices Fessenden and White in the Superior Criminal Court next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGraw
Fessenden
White
Superior Criminal Court
McGraw
Kensington Cambridge
McGraw Charged In Death At Camden Steam Works
McGraw the night watchman at the American Steam Gage and Valve factory on Camden Street is charged with causing the death of Benjamin F. Farwell following a confrontation on April 25 1904. McGraw claims Farwell fired twice at him and he shot in self defense after taking Farwell's revolver and hammering him.
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McGraw
Benjamin F. Farwell
Farwell
American Steam Gage & Valve Manufacturing Company
Camden Street
Mayor's Paper Attacks Press Over City Loan Bill
The piece argues papers misrepresented a 400000 street repair loan as the largest in years while it was among the smallest recently. It describes a ballot campaign tactic to suspend the street department crew in October and notes Republican and Democratic positions on city hall spending and staff changes.
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Fitzgerald
Republican City Committee
The
Republic
City Hall
Boston
the Republic
State House
Pidgin
Bureau of Labor
Building Inspector Conner Starts Crusade in Malden
Malden July 12 Patrolman Michael Curley served notice on Joseph Silk owner of a three story apartment at 42 Wyeth street to install proper fire escapes and repair the unsafe foundation or face court action for building law violations. Inspector Conner has been watching Ward 7 new apartments and ordered alterations to comply with the laws after finding boarded fire escapes and a poor foundation. Silk promised repairs costing about 1000 dollars before Monday.
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Malden
Michael Curley
Joseph Silk
Wyeth Street
Frank A. Conner
Conner
Silk
Boynton backs Bartlett for Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Everett Mayor Thomas J. Boynton endorses General Charles W. Bartlett for the Democratic nomination for governor. In a letter he explains he did not attend a Marblehead outing and asserts his full support and active backing for Bartlett’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Boynton
Everett
Charles W. Bartlett
Bartlett
Boynton
Marblehead
Whitney
Defends Dairies in N. H. Canaan Man Responds
Canaan New Hampshire July 12 William Arnold defends local dairies amid Post reports on impure diseased milk. he questions the Massachusetts State Board of Health action and says milk justice is not provided.
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Canaan
N. H
William Arnold
Post
New Hampshire
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Massachusetts Board of Health
Dairy farming contrasts between New Hampshire and Massachusetts
A letter compares dairy practices in New Hampshire and eastern Massachusetts. It notes large, machine-driven farms in Massachusetts with hired help and bulk milk handling, versus small owner-managed dairies in New Hampshire where cows are fed different grains, milk is bottled by owners or their families, and local conditions are described as differing in cleanliness and efficiency. The writer defends local habits against health board criticisms and defends dairy as a staple in the diet.
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Post
New Hampshire
Boston
Massachusetts Board of Health
Massachusetts
Gunter Arrested in Union Dispute at Paine Company
George M. Gunter of Roslindale president of the International Woodworkers Association was arrested yesterday charged with assault on John Sylvia a wood turner at the Paine Company outside its Canal street plant. Sylvia also under bonds for alleged similar offence in Cambridge. Trial set next week. Gunter reportedly urged Sylvia to join the union.
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George M. Gunter
Roslindale
International Woodworkers’ Association
John Sylvia
Paine Company
Canal Street
Sylvia
Cambridge
Gunter
Ginn and Pierpont Wed in Oakland California
Frederick B. Ginn of Ginn and Co. wed in Oakland California to Miss Josephine Pierpont a society woman 47 years old. Ginn 77 years old is widower whose first wife died three years ago. The couple met in Cambridge and Boston where Ginn’s publishing firm operates.
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Frederick B. Ginn
Ginn & Co
Cambridge
Boston
Oakland
Cal
Inn
Josephine Pierpont
Ginn
Brookline Gymnasium Postpones Appointment of Director
Oliver Hebbert, the physical director of the Providence Y M C A, after being appointed last week to lead the Brookline public gymnasium with a 2500 salary, has declined the position.
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Oliver Hebbert
Providence Y. M. C. A
Brookline
Three Mayors in Three Days In Boston
Boston records three mayors in three days with Fitz gerald Ber win and Barrett taking turns. The acting chief and secretary Dolan moved papers while plans for Old Home Week were set, as the real mayor was away.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Berwin
Barrett
Statesman
Ward 12
Common Council
Dick’’ Fields
Dolan
Old Orchard
Cambridge Patrolman Mortimer Hackett Marries Emma Shea
The Cambridge police force and many friends learned that Patrolman Mortimer Hackett wed Miss Emma Shea on Thursday night. Hackett once starred for the championship Boston National team in 1883.
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Cambridge
Mortimer Hackett
Emma Shea
Hackett
Boston
Colonel Scannell Struck in Eye at Bottling Plant
Colonel Roger F. Scannell is confined to his Huntington Avenue home after an accident at his North Grove Street bottling plant. A thrown bottle shard struck his right eye, endangering his sight. He received initial care at Emergency Hospital then returned home.
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Roger F. Scannell
Huntington Avenue
North Grove Street
New Deputy Sealers Named for Weights and Measures
Sealer of Weights and Measures Palm er announces four deputies A S K Clark of Cambridge secretary to Mayor Thurs ton P J Tetrault of Holyoke Lorzeno D F Marston of Boston formerly with the street watering department under Mayor Hart and ex Representative J W Williams of Medford.
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Palmer
A. S. K. Clark
Cambridge
Thurston
P. J. Tetrault
Holyoke
Lorenzo D. F. Marston
Boston
Hart
J. W. Williams
Medford
Telegraphers Strike Looms in New York Transit
New York on July 12 reports that 2600 telegraph workers in Western Union and Postal firms were notified by Wesley Russell, national secretary treasurer, to be ready to strike at any moment.
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New York
Western Union
Postal
Wesley Russell
National
Lanza Held Without Bail for Salem Street Shooting Death
Tomaso Lanza was committed for trial in the Superior Criminal Court with out bail after the Municipal Court session, for the shooting death of Luigi Tedesco on Salem street in July 65.
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Tomaso Lanza
Duff
Superior Criminal Court
Luigi Tedesco
Salem Street
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Broadway Studio
Ounter
Adams Square
Dairies
Bay State
Woodworkers’ Association
F. B. Ginn
Brookline Gymnasium
Mark Bown Sale
Old South Clothing Co
Hanover Street
Diamond
You
Sterling Ale
Rueter & Company
Col. Scannell
Globe Shirt
School Street
Anufac
Broadway
N. Y
Washington St
Sharp
Columbia
Ora Alk Cor
Portland and Sudbury Sts
LANZA
Boyle Bros
Waltham and Elgin
Waltham
Elgin
Pay Boyle Bros. Way
Oricinators OF Credit Clothing
South End Green
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