Ubero trial highlights questioned coffee sourcing and side crops
Testimony links coffee bought for plantation drinking to neighbor village purchases. Edward Mar tyr testifies to soil and development facts. A Boston office stenographer reveals a discharge threat while Borges allegedly swindled investors. Newton official Childs reports substantial share subscriptions amid doubts from other experts.
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Edward E. Martyr
Chase
Alice C. Riley
Boston
Edwin O
Childs of
Newton
Register of Deeds
Steadman and
Hood
William A
Wadleigh
Malden hears Mary A Berry in school hearing fight
Leading citizens and Glenwood Grammar School parents back principal Mary A Berry after she failed of re election. A school committee hearing on petitions in her favor is set for next Saturday evening amid a strong local campaign over her discharge.
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Malden
Glenwood Grammar School
Mary A. Berry
Mrs Berry's Retention Sought by Glenwood District Citizens
At the Glenwood area meeting a special citizen committee representing about 480 residents urged that Mrs. Berry be kept as principal. Charles E. Mann spoke for the group praising her. Petitions from Post 40 G A R and past graduates supported the request. Berry, a Maine immigrant and soldier's widow, has two sons in local high school and has served since Glenwood School's early years.
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Charles E. Mann
F. R. Sircom
William G. A. Turner
Glenwood
Berry
Charles EB. Mann
Glenwood School
Fund man named in lobby bribery probe surfaces in rules committee
The statehouse bribery fund handler, a known lobby figure, is now in Speaker Cole's rules committee records after Senator Edward L. Logan testified. Governor Guild received transcripts and promised action, while private sleuths remain on the case as the panel moves toward hearing all lobby members next week.
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Cole
Committee On Rules
House
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
Executive Chamber
Thomas W. Lawson
Governor Guild
State House
Guild
Logan
Simon Swizg
George Fernald
John Fieming
Fernald
Boston & Albany
State Street
Tax Ad Spurs Delinquents to Pay Poll Taxes
Collector Scollard’s ad on the front page of the Post May 15 urged delinquents to pay poll taxes. In 15 days since the ad appeared 6697 men have paid $11,394, $9230 more than the first 14 days of the month.
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Scollard
Post
Taken ill in subway died Miss Sarah Freebourne sculptor
Miss Sarah Freebourne, noted sculptor, was taken ill while waiting for a car at Park Street subway station and died at Relief Hospital late last night. Her friends are locating relatives in this country. She had arrived yesterday morning from Europe aboard the White Star liner Romanie to visit friends she had not seen for twenty years.
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Sarah. Freebourne
Park Street
Relief Hospital
Miss Freebourne
Charlestown Man Suffers Heat Prostration in Street
Michael O Malley aged 45 collapsed in front of 65 Medford Street Charlestown during a hot afternoon. He was treated at the relief station and is expected to recover.
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Michael O’ Malley
Medford Street
Charlestown
Mother of abandoned ferry infant arrested in Boston
Bertha Folland 21, of East Boston, was taken into custody by Reserve Officer Sweeney after a bystander posed as an amateur sleuth and followed the tale of a baby found on the General Hancock. Police say Folland claimed the child’s birth in Sussex Massachusetts two months ago.
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General Hancock
Sweeney
Hanover Street
Bertha Folland
East Eagle Street
Boston
Folland
Miss Folland
Sussex
Mass
Ten year old Catherine Fuller found after missing hours
Catherine Fuller, 10, daughter of Mrs. Mary Fuller of 690 Harrison Avenue, was found wandering in the street by a Station 4 patrolman after 30 hours missing. She claimed she stayed out with Gertrude Donovan in a doorway, a story police say is not supported.
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Catherine Fuller
Mary Fuller
Harrison Avenue
Station 4
Fuller
Gertrude Donovan
Fire Devastates Lake Dunmore House and Nearby Cottages
A large blaze at the Lake Dunmore House in Salisbury Vermont plus several adjacent cottages caused about 60,000 dollars in damage. The fire damaged and threatened nearly fifty structures in the area this evening. The conflagration consumed the main building and several smaller structures.
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Salisbury
Great Lake Dunmore House
For your boy for summer blue serge suit
It will keep him neat and cool through hot months. better than any fabric. Insist on proper tailoring. Ours are Morse-made.
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Serge
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