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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

16

Mulhall Denials Shape Senate Lobbying Probe News

The Senate investigating committee pressed Mulhall for details as he denies allegations and accuses figures close to power. Cummins rejects meetings with Mulhall, while Mulhall claims payments to House staffers and funds to Illinois Rep McDermott were loans. The panel bounds cross examination and awaits Mulhall’s transfer to Overman’s panel for further inquiry.

Washington Martin M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturers Mulhall Senate Cummins House of Representatives House Ways and Means Committee J. H. McDermott Illinois Nelson Senate Committee Manufacturers’ Association Congress Garrett Special House Committee Overman

Navy Yard Complains Of Horses In Charlestown Crisis

The Charlestown navy yard is besieged as General O Riorden defends a stable on Wapping street. Commandant Coffman seeks an injunction to halt eight horses causing noise and odor that keeps officers awake, while reinforcements and legal action unfold.

Charlestown Navy Yard O’riorden D. W. Coffman W. H. Garland United States District Court Jeremiah P. O’riorden Winthrop Wapping Street Charlestown Navy Yard Boston Board of Health Infantry Coffman Commandant Coffman Brotherton Post Captain Coffman

Mayor and Good Samaritan Returns Lost Boy Home

Mayor Schumaker of Malden aided a frightened youngster found crying near Daniels Grammar School. The boy, later named Heime, rode with the Mayor in a touring car and was shown how city hall operates before being returned to his worried parents after a neighborhood canvass.

Mayor Schumaker Malden Good Samaritan Daniels Grammer School Cross Street Heime Schumaker Daniels

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