Chauffeur Testifies In Elopement Case In Hingham Court
Louis Eisenman the chauffeur on trial for abducting Fern Hallian testified she pursued him and pressed a marriage proposal. The case neared a possible agreement as both sides prepared for a Friday session after a lengthy cross examination in which Eisenman admitted parts of their plan to elope to Portland. The court adjourned with reporters excluded from the judge’s office. Colonel Everett C. Benton and wife sailed to England aboard the Laconia to tour Spitzbergen and Northern waters. Benton ruled out another gubernatorial bid.
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Louis Eisenman
Hingham Court
Fern Hallian
Hull
Kelley
Fusenman
Ferm Hallian
Michael J. Sughrue
Eisenman
Wbisenman
Connecticut
Portland
Town
Arlington
Buttimer
Sughrue
Everett CG. Benton
England
Cunard
Laconia
Boston
Benton
Spitzbergan
Norway
A. E. Benton
J. R. Benton
Fred McDonald
Runaway Boys Captured After Parental School Escape
Woonsocket police captured Samuel Eldredge and Simon Fraser both 14 after they fled West Roxbury and boarded a train near Wrentham. The two were returned to their respective schools. The Roxbury escapees are five 15 year olds: William McGee, William McDonald, William Hopewell, Frank Pierce, and Patrick Danahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Roxbury
Woonsocket
Samuel Eldredge
Simon Fraser
Wrentham
Rox
Gunmen Held in $10,000 Bail in West End Shooting
Salvatore De Naldi and Gotino Savino were held in 10000 bail in Municipal Court for their appearance next Monday after a West End fight left a woman and two men shot. Frank Espinto and Mrs. Paul Brickman were reported dying at the Relief Hospital, while Michael Spinol was not considered dangerous and likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore de Naldi
Appleton Street
South End
Gotino Savino
Leverett Street
West End
Frank Espinto
Lynde Street
Paul Brickman
Michael Spinol
Joy Street
Cave-ins Cause Heavy Damage at Vermont Marble Quarry
A series of cave-ins at the Vermont Marble Company quarry in West Rutland Vermont collapsed part of an inclined railway and crushed machinery. Between twenty five and fifty thousand tons of rock were displaced. no injuries reported though about two hundred workers will be idle until repairs are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont Marble Company
West Rutland
Betwen
Boy Hit By Auto Truck In East Boston
Eight year old Fred Downey of 284 Lexington Street East Boston was knocked down on Prescott Street yesterday afternoon by a Sands Taylor and Wood auto truck from 181 State Street Boston. He is listed as dangerous at East Boston Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Street
East Boston
Fred Downey
Lexington Street
Ney of Sands, Taylor & Wood
State Street
Hast
Boston
Phelps Sentenced Again for Stolen Property Crimes
George L. Phelps, arrested after nine years, appeared before Justice Hamilton in Pittsfield and received a three year sentence identical to his 1906 conviction for three counts of receiving stolen property. He had jumped bail and was recaptured after a month in South Williamstown with authorities tracking him until this Superior Court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
George L. Phelps
Williamstown
William Hamilton
Superior Court
Phelps
Supreme Court
Meddling With the Militants Feature by George Morganroth
The Sun Day Post Magazine presents Meddling With the Militants a tale of love and politics centered on a kidnapped Parliament member as the core dramatic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morganroth
Next Sunday Post
Endowed Mothers Favored in Early Marriage Prize Debate
A committee of the American Genetic Association circulates a prize offer to top universities asking if early marriage aids producing superior children. Edmund Trowbridge Dana questions feasibility, stressing environment and affordability. Casper L. Redfield promotes reforms and a $100 incentive for identifying historic great men in four generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Eugenics
The
American Genetic Association
Washington, D. C
Wasa
Casper L. Redfield
Roswell H. Johnson
Journal of Heredity
Redfield
Receivership Costs Set at 110500 for Butler Stores Case
Receivers and attorneys fees totaling 110500 were approved after a 40000 allowance. Receivers C F Weed M H Gibson and E H Wilson were paid 50000. Choate Hall Stewart received 33000. other counsel shared 27500 among Boyd B Jones W M Morgan Alexander Whiteside and Harry Bergson. Receivers took charge Nov 7 1912 and organized restructurings for Gilchrist Everybodys and Butler stores with dividends of 55 60 and 35 percent respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorneys
Gilchrist
Butler
C. F. Weed
M. H. Gibson
E. H. Wilson
Gilchrist Company
William S. Butler & Co
Everybody’s
Choate, Hall & Stewart
Gilchrist’s
Everybody's
Butler’s
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Eloper Eisenman
Atkins
Eisen- Man
Forest Avenue
Post Office
Allerton
Haitian
Moving Picture Theatre
Europe
Everett C. Benton
Panama
New England
Adams Square
E. Boston Boy
van Loons
Next Sunday
Post
Thermos
Klaxon
Horn
Tatop Portland and Sudbury Sr
Rock Bottom
N. Willis
Broadway, Everett
E. T. Dana
Edmund Trowbridge Dana
Pemberton Square
Foundation For Reform
Sale
BeAake
Lynn & Brockton
Wash. St
Big Lynn
Brockton
ADAMS
J. W. Ross
Sec’y of
Lynn & Brockton Shoe Market
Russia
Lynn and Brockton Distributors OF
Washington St
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