Senator Metcalf in Awkward Position Over Election Expense Probe
Twenty one senators object to publishing election expenses while a West End bill amends penalties for first drunkenness offences in cities. Amendments lay out arrest without warrant for intoxication in public, time limits for custody, trial demands, and penalties including jail or reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
West End
Quincy
Commonwealth
Emandea
House of Industry
House of Correction
Board of Selectmen
Awkward Position for Senator Metcalf Over Courtesy Row
The Worcester senator Metcalf faces a courtesy violation amid House records and Senate journal gaps. Williams reports on a floor remark and both chambers dispute whether the record shows retraction or explanation. The House resolution and Senate inaction leave Metcalf in an awkward position pending journal strike action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Metcalf
House
Senate
Senate Journal
Williams
Wedham
Journal of
Journal of the
Defeat of grade crossing measure noted in session remarks
A House vote defeated the proposed grade crossing plan while a governor Brackett recommendation for a 3000 sewer project at the Sherburn Woman's Prison was sent to the prisons committee. Reconsiderations on two bills were postponed for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Woman’s Prison
Sherburn
Committee On Prisons
Maine Central Railroad Company
Minor Senate Matters Report on Boundary Bill and Bail
The judiciary committee reported a new draft bill on the Massachusetts New Hampshire boundary line and rejected the House bill on bail for first drunkenness offense. Squire Haggery of Southbridge dissented. Senators Almer Middlesex Gammans Suffolk Law Essex Field Worcester and Donovan Suffolk named to represent the Commonwealth at the Grand Army encampment in Boston in August. A proposal to share bridge construction costs by the Commonwealth was discussed and rejected. The Soldiers' Messenger Corps resolve was passed to be engrossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
House
Squire Haggery
Southbridge
Almer
Middlesex
Gammans
Suffolk
Law
Essex
Field
Worcester
E. J. Donovan
Commonwealth
Grand Army
Boston
Sunday School Leaders Gather for Berkeley Temple Social
At Berkeley Temple the Congregational Sunday school super intendents hosted a farewell social for nearly 400 guests in the church parlors. President Henry D. Noyes led a program with remarks by Rev. Hatch, Rev. Dickinson, and Rev. Tead, followed by a humorous address from Augustus Lovett and music by the Ariel Quartette. The gathering concluded with prayers, songs, and a panel on Sunday school work led by Rev. Jefferson and Rev. Schauffler, with plans to resume in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Temple
Henry D. Noyes
F. W. B. Pratt
J. W. Peabody
Samuel Usher
F. 8 Hatch of
Monson
Lucy Wheelock
C. A. Dickinson
E. 8. Tead
Ariel Quartette
Cambridge
Galilee
C. E. Jefferson
Chelsea
Banquo
New York
Publication of Elections Expenses Debate in Senate
A Senate discussion over a bill to require publishing election expenses sees opposition from Parker Worcester and Hosmer Middlesex with Jaques Essex deriding the measure as absurd. Support comes from Hunt Middlesex and E J Donovan and Creen, as Republicans and Democrats clash over amendments on reporting thresholds before the bill faces a rejected third reading with a 21 to 19 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Parker
Worcester
Hosmer
Middlesex
Jaques
Essex
Hunt
E. J. Donovan
Creen
Committee On Election Laws
Dewinell
Haggerty
Gammans
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Palmes
Yruas
Hradley
Carberry
Creed
Dodge
J. Donovan
Dwinell
Gammanus
Howard
Robains
Locke
Nars
Low
Metcalf
Oakwen
Palwer
Inkerton
Savage
Stevens
Towle
West End railroad bill moved for reconsideration
In the Senate Mr Coffin of Boston moved to reconsider the engrossment of the West End railroad bill to permit perfection per the mayor and corporation counsel. Senator Breed indicated no objection and the motion passed. Amendments removing damages payments and shielding the city from liability were adopted, and the bill was engrossed again. The West End bill moved from Senate to House and was read once and placed on orders for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Senate
Coffin
Boston
Breed
House
After the Illegal Clubs Substituted Bill In House
In the House a substitute bill was offered to prevent incorporation of clubs evading liquor sale and gambling laws. Dewey opposed, defending the committee report. Wardwell defended the bill, noting it could affect agricultural clubs but aimed at genuine ones. The substitute passed by a near unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardwell
Haverhill
Dewey
Boston
House Finance Reported On Boston Normal College Bill
The committee on finance referred the House bill to establish a State Normal College in Boston to the next General Court. A motion to reconsider the vote rejecting the bill for better protection was made by Mr. Moriarty of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Committee On Finance
State Normal College
Boston
Senate
Moriarty
Orcester
Barnstable Tariff Reform Club Formed at Memorial Day Meet
Representatives from all parts of Barnstable county gathered at Franklin Ball in Buzzard’s Bay on Memorial Day to organize the Barnstable County Tariff Reform Club. They adopted a principles declaration urging tariff changes, reducing burdens after peace, and opposing import taxation used to obstruct trade, with officers elected including General John H. Reed as president and local leaders as officers and executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable County
Franklin Ball
Buzzard’s Bay
Tariff Reform Club
John H. Reed
Cotuit
Thomas C. Day
Barnstable
Charles F. Chamberlayne
Bourne
Anniversary week programme at Andover Theological Seminary
The schedule runs June 8 to June 12 with chapel services, sermons, and sacraments. Exhibitions include Hebrew, biblical theology, and Greek examinations, alumni meetings, necrology, lectures by Rev. A Hazen and others, social gatherings, anniversary addresses, and a trustee dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Theological Seminary
John Phelps
Society of Inquiry
A Hazen
A. E. Dunning
J.D
Boston
L. Loomis
Brooklyn
X. Y
D. N. Beach
Cambridgeport
Daniel Merriwan
Worcester
Bartlett Chapel
Chanel
Bartlet Chapel
Board of Visitors
Boards of
Phillips Academy
Salem Abatement Petition Dismissed. Likely Supreme Court Appeal
In Salem on June 2 a majority of commissioners led by D. W. Low and Special Commissioner Ivory Eminens filed a finding dismissing Franklin Haven’s petition for tax abatement on Beverly Farms real estate. Commissioner Bishop did not sign. The report suggests the case will likely be appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Speciaal
Messrs
D. W. Low
Ivory Eminens
Franklin Haven
Beverly Farms
Bishop
Supreme Court
Ancient and Honorable Artillery marks 252nd anniversary in Boston
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held its 252nd anniversary with parade from the armory to Faneuil Hall and a solemn sermon. Governor Brackett and Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania attended as officers were commissioned for newly elected posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Boston Army Officers and Staff Listings
Boston list of military personnel includes Thomas J. Olys fifth sergeant of infantry Captain William A. Gwynne Cambridge first sergeant of artillery Oliver G. Pearson Boston second sergeant of artillery Major N W Norcross Lowell third sergeant of artillery Colonel George A Philbrook Augusta Me fourth sergeant of artillery Colonel Henry H Hale Haverhill fifth sergeant of artillery Lieutenant George E Hilton Lynn sixth sergeant of artillery Albert H Stearns Dorchester treasurer and paymaster Vincent Laforme Boston clerk and assistant paymaster George H Allen Boston armorer and quartermaster George P May Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Edward E. Allen
Edward Wyman
A. A. Folsom
Henry E. Smith
Horace T. Rockwell
F. F. Olney
Providence Veteran Infantry
William H. ‘Thornton
Providence Light Infantry
W. H. Stillman
William, Barnes
J. Maxwell
J. C. Hallock
Troy
Citizens’ Corps
Colone
Augustus P. Sherman
Newport Veteran Artillery
Lee
James Russell
Abram Mead
L. Frank Berry
Robert Lyon
Old Guard of
Newark
G. L. Bomas
Albany Burgesses Corps
J. G. Jeffords
G. E. Davis
G. M. Rice
Co. F. Mann
H. H. Farrbanks
George N. Harlow
Worcester Continentals
E. F. Bartlett
John W. Sargent
Newburyport
Boylston
Washington
High
Congress
Allen
Holt
J. G. B. Adams
Collector Beard
M Glenen
N. A. M. Dudley
G. W. Baird
MH. M. Kendall
A. S. Damerett
W. 8. Pierce
D. W. Kingler
W. R. Steinmetz
U.S.A
Hart
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Gove, Stacey, Smith, Fiood and Reed
Peters
Common Council
James C. Fucker
A.lt. Whiting
Board of Police
J. Edwin Jones
H. G. Kemp
Cavalry
Robert B. Brigham
J. F. Hassam
Hyde Park
Avid Pulsifer
O. A. Roberts
E. A Horton
M. K. Schermerhorn
Larrytown
N. Y
Augustus
Woodbury
Providence
Tne
Watertown
A. H. Quint
Dover
N. H
Charles R. Dennis
Samuel T. Douglass
Trow
Waidlewd
Amoskeag
Manchester
N. If
W. 5
B. Diopkins
E. A. Weed
A. Harris
A. Ki. Davis
Nathaniel Childs
Arthur Weld
Eben B. Woodward
Oia Guard of
New York
John Mendenhall
Fort Adams
A. ©.Titcomb
George Snow
Newburyport Veteran Artillery
George H. Innis
Department of Massachusetts
W. J. Lombard
Company 8
J. H. Prothingham
Roxbury
F. W. Dallinger
Cambridge
United States
Beard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Brackett
Commonwealth
General Court
State House
Boston
J. H. Beaver
W. H. Savage
Army and Navy of
George 8. Merrill
Walker
Williams
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Isut
Maine
Texas
Massachusetts
L’s
B Brackett
William Hatch Jones
Fred I. Clayton
Malden
Emery Grover
Needham
George E. Lovett
Joshua M. Cushing
Duxbury
Thomas J. Olys
William A. Gwynne
Oliver G. Pearson
N. W. Norcross
Lowell
George A. Philbrook
Augusta
Henry H. Hale
Haverhill
George E. Hilton
Lynn
Albert H. Ste
Caucus Reform Plan Formed by Democratic Committee
Chairman Matthew Keany appoints a committee to study and report on caucus reform resolutions from Boardman Hall Ward 2. The panel, with members from wards 1 through 26, will meet at headquarters tomorrow night and can modify the report for presentation at the next ward and city committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Keany
Boardman Hall
Ward
William F. McClellan
Cornelius E. Mahoney
Joseph J. Corbett
M.J. O’brien
E. J. Flynn
J. McLaughlin
E. J. Donovan
P. E. Lynen
Henry W. Swift
Hugh Montague
George R. Swazey
J. A. Murphy
Martin
John F. Lappen
James Donovan
J. W. O’mealy
John EK. Fitzgerald
Martin Reagan
John H. McDonough
Patrick Maguire
John A. Daly
Charles A. Belford
John H. Burke
John H. Lee
MIT Class Day 1990 Includes Oration Prophecy and Dance
The MIT class of 1990 observed class day in Huntington Hall with W J Ripley as class orator and Atherton Loring delivering the class prophecy. F M Greenlaw served as class poet, John L Bachelder the historian noting the Institute cup win. A Cotillon Hall reception and Cheney's Orchestra closed the day as Commencement loomed at Tremont Temple at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
W. J. Ripley
Atherton Loring
F. M. Greenlaw
John L. Bachelder
Cotillon Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Cheney
Tremont Temple
Baptist Social Union Meets at Meionaon Discuss Chicago Convention
Members of the Baptist Social Union gathered at the Meionaon last evening to review the Chicago convention. Rev C H Spalding dismissed press reports claiming disorder as unfounded. Speakers included Rev L C Barnes Deacon George W Chipman E Nelson Blake and Rev A G Lawson. Miss Damon gave a cornet solo as the Dudley Street Church choir sang. Guests included Presidents Cottin of the Congregational Club and L Johnson of the Methodist Social Union. Land total receipts for the year from Baptist societies stood at 2 755 47247. President Haris hori chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
Meionaon
Chicago
C. H. Spalding
L. C. Barnes
George W. Chipman
E. Nelson Blake
A. G. Lawson
Italian Societies Parade for Independence Anniversary in City
Italian groups led by Star of Italy and Gandaldi Society marched in uniform through the streets in barouches to mark independence. Mayor Hurt and City officials reviewed the procession with the Italian consul as it passed City Hall. They plan parades in Charlestown on June 17 and September 20 to honor Rome's capture, with twenty Italian societies in New England. A statue to Columbus is planned for 1892 in the Common or Public Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Society Star of
Gandaldi Society
Royal Marine Society
Fishing Club
Sons of Italy
Mutual Relief Society
Columbus Society
Barouches
Hurt
Charlestown
Rome
New England
United States
Columbus
Colonial Club of Old Cambridge Elects Officers
The Colonial Club of Old Cambridge met at its Quincy street clubhouse last evening and elected officers for the coming year. President is Colonel T. W. Higginson with vice presidents Charles W. Eliot Chester W. Kingsley E. D. Leagitt Edmund Reardon. Secretary George Hi. Cox Treasurer Edmund A. Whitmay. Directors serving three years Henry P. Walcott Gardiner M Lane Anester K. Sanger for two years James J. Myers Charles J. MctIntire Francis V. Kern for one year E. R. Champlin Charles c. Foster Henry E. Warner. A collation followed the meeting. the club plans a formal opening of its new house in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Colonial Club of
Old Cambridge
Quincy Street
T. W. Higginson
Charles W. Eliot
Chester W. Kingsley
E. D. Leagitt
Edmund Reardon
George Hi. Cox
Edmund A. Whitmay
Henry P. Walcott
Gardiner M Lane
Anester K. Sanger
James J. Myers
Charles J. MctIntire
Francis V. K. Kern
E. R. Champlin
Charles c. Foster
Henry E. Warner
Universalist Council convention screens ministry candidates
The Universalist Council of Massachusetts held a convention at No 30 West street to examine candidates for the ministry. Rev R T Polk acted as moderator and the following students sought ordination: J F Albion, I P Paine, L M Powers, E I Cushman, A Pee B Fisher, J C Priest, Louis L Ase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Council of Massachusetts
West Street
R. T. Polk
Messrs
J. F. Albion
B. Paine
L. M. Powers
E. ‘I. Cushman
Pee . B. Fisher
J. C. Priest
Louis L. Ase
Boy saved after plunging into mill pond flume
In Dedham on Bussey street four year old son of John Kane fell into the Merchants Woollen Mill flume after entering the pond. Engineer Mgr Guild lifted boards at the rock and, with Dr. J. W. Chase, revived the unconscious child after a six foot water rush. The rescue was described as miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chase
Naumkeag Street Railway Sold for Sprague System
New owners will take possession Wednesday and fit the road with the Sprague electric car system. Essex Electric Railway buys Derby Wharf and plans a power house to operate the double trolley system. The Aldermen held a hearing on the petition to lay the double trolley line, with W. D. Northend speaking for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Naumkeag Street Railway
Sprague
Essex Electric Railway
Derby Wharf
Board of Aldermen
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula salt rheum and other blood impurities. It claims to remove fatigue increase appetite and strengthen the whole body. It ends with a prompt to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boston Nationals Defeat Phillies in Ninth Inning Errors
Boston National League club routs Philadelphia 14 to 6 as Vickery leaves in the third and Nichols surrenders hits after two outs. Ganzel shines at short while Philadelphia rallies late. Attendance 1,869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostoons
N. L
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Boston
Vickery
Smith
Nichols
Phillies
Ganzel
Bostons
Donovan
Hamilton
Kennett
Burke
Yncker
U O Myers
Sullivan
O Thompson
Menarr
Clements
Tucker
Myers
Allen
Bennett
Sulivan
Brodie
Ome
Aer Allen
Hepnett
Giants and Bostons Split In Tight Players' League Tilt
New Yorks edged the Bostons 3-1 in the ninth as Connor O Rourke Slattery and Whitney sparked a late rally. Attendance 1435. Final score New Yorks 7, Bostons 9 with Ewing earning the win and Kilroy taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
P. L
Bostons
New York
Brotherhood Park
Giants
Players’ League
Irwin
Quinn
Connor
O'Rourke
Slattery
Whitney
NNEW
YORKS
K. Bulpo
K.bh
A. E. Gore
Brown
W. Ewing
Rich’dson
Ol Stovey
O’rourke
Nash
Richa'son
Brothers
Kelly
Hatfield
J. Eving
Kilroy
A. Richardson
Ewing
Stovey
Richardson
Gore
I. Richardson
Brouthers
Bulls
Umpfires
Matthews
Gunning
Harvard Wins 6-5 Over Washingtons In Narrow Victory
Harvard defeated the Washingtons of the Atlantic League 6 to 5 at Holmes field. Harvard's batters collected four hits including a three-base hit by Bader and Bird plus a home run by Jordan, while Nichols added a single. Key errors and timely hits powered Harvard's rally. Umpire Bond presided as both teams showcased strong defense despite many strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvards
Washingtons
Harvard
Holmes Field
Nichols
Bader
Bird
Jordan
A. Nean
Linn
Gleason
Howland
Mird
Trafford
B.l
Bren
Alward
Whistler
Upton
Mason
St Frothe
L Hill
Downer
Frothingham
Mader
Underwood
O'lrien
O'lsrien
Cincinnati Niners Edge Rhinos in Late Rally
Cincinnati club fell behind but rallied in the final inning to beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Davis sparked a key double play at home plate while Harrington and McKean contributed with hits and defensive plays in a tightly contested game before 1,200 at Rhinos field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
N. L
Clevelands
Cleveland
Rhinos
Davis
Zimmer
Cinciminatis
Beatin
Rhines
Harrington
McKean
MecKean
Veach
Nicol
Dailey
Ardner
Sinciley
Eatin
McPhree
Lynch
New Yorks Defeat Brooklyn in Sixth as Collins Misplay Decides
New Yorks beat the Brooklyns 4 to 3 after a late error by Collins on a ball that should have ended the game. Attendance 483. Teams: New Yorks vs Brooklyns, pitchers Buckley Rusie Clark Caruthers. Key hits include Esterbrook Clark O’Brien and Kurkn Ett. Stolen bases by Tiernan and Clark. Earned runs 1 each. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire McQuaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
N. L
Brooklyns
Nesw
York
Collins
Brooklyn
New York
Buckley
Rusie
Clark
Caruthers
Esterbrook
O'Brien
Denny
Kurknett
Tiernan
Burkett
Colling
Burns
Smith
Foutz
McQuaid
Pittsburgs
P. L
Buffalos
Burravo
Bisons
Baldwin
Maui
Carroll
Mack
Kane
Mani
Beckley
Wisner
Maul
Holbert and
Ferguson
Alleghanys Rally to Defeat Chicagos in Home Loss
In Pittsburgh on June 2 the Alleghany Nationals beat the Chicagos 14 to 1 as Hutchinson limited the visitors through an errorless field while Chicago pitching faltered. Attendance was 677 as the game featured 14 Alleghany errors. Latveries went to Hutchinson and Elstridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
N. L
Pittsburgs
Prrrszurg
Alleghany
Hutchinson
Eee
Ee Alleghanys
Alleghanys
Errora— Alleghanys
Latveries
Hutchinson and Elstridge
Cambridge High and Latin Triumph in Eight Interscholastic Title Game
Cambridge High and Latin defeated Boston Latin 8 to 6 in eight innings on the South End grounds. Mackie pitched for Boston Latin, Corbett hit well, and Wilder committed key errors that helped Cambridge secure the win. Whittemore made a brilliant defensive play and Cambridge benefited from seven Boston Latin errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge High and Latin
Boston Latin
South End
Cambridge High
Lawn
Cambridge Boys
Wilder
Mackie
Corpett
Haraing
Innning
Whitney
P. W. Whittemore
Faul Tly
Clark
E.bh.po
A. E. K.bh.po
Whitter O'Mally
Tracy
Corbrett.c
Dickinson
Paul
Linfield
Rogers
Harding
V. W. Whitte- Clark
Mre
Whiting
Shaw
McDaniel
Quinn
Moore
Corbett
O'Mally
Steking In
Fan
Wid Pitehera
W. Whittemore
G. Whittemore
Carding
Amr. Henshaw
Hartford New Havens Take Hartfords In Extra Games
In Hartford New Havens games the Hartfords suffered a 3 to 2 defeat while Worcester Baltimores prevailed 9 to 2 over the Worcesters at Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Havens
Hartfords
Worcester
Baltimores
Worcesters
Man Jumped From Running Electric Car in Boston Intersection
Stephen W. Kimball, 74, jumped from a moving electric car at Shawmut Avenue and Castle Street and sustained a broken leg. The incident occurred yesterday at the corner of Shawmut and Castle. He was treated at a local hospital, and police are investigating the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Kimball
Circuit Street
Shawmut Avenue
Castle Street
Electric car strikes wagon on Blue Hill corner
James F. Fallon of 270 Norfolk avenue reports his wagon was struck by an electric car yesterday afternoon at the corner of Blue Hill avenue and Stanwood street, throwing him to the ground. The wagon was badly damaged and Fallon sustained slight bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Fallon
Norfolk Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
Stanwood Street
Fallon
Electric wire repairer Shocked at Canal Street Fall
At about 3:20 yesterday afternoon Albert H. Henley was repairing an electric wire on a pole at 68 Canal Street when a shock hurled him to the ground. He sustained a back injury and was treated by Dr. White before being sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Henley
Canal Street
White
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tragedy in Charlestown as William Warris dies after fall
William Warris, 63, of 23 Harvard street Charlestown, fell from a third story window last evening and died en route to the hospital after suffering fatal injuries. The Sunset House in Magnolia, Mass., opened to guests yesterday after major additions. Mrs. B. M. Roberts, proprietor, aims to create a home like, pleasant atmosphere with boating and fishing facilities. The house sits near Crescent Beach, offering bathing houses for guests and praising Magnolia as superior in grandur and beauty. For terms contact Mrs. B. M. Roberts, Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warris
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Murles
Theospital
Sunset House
Magnolia
Mass
8. M. Roberts
Crescent Beach
New England
Sullivan Arrested for Embezzling $10463 at United States Express
Inspectors Watts and Houghton yesterday arrested John J. Sullivan on charges of embezzling 10463 dollars from United States Express Company at 42 Franklin Street, with alleged thefts occurring between February 18 and May 18 of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Houghton
John J. Sullivan
United States Express Company
Franklin Street
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Keany
Technology
Colonial Club OF
the Universalist Council
Essex County
Bright
Craig Medicine Co
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N. J
Melee
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Ccaesee Eeee
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B. A.atiinson
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Berger
Cooney
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Anson
Crane
Hines
Balk
Wild Witches
McDermott
P.L
Philadelphia Players’ Club
John Ward
Knell
Hallman
Shindle
Bierbauer
Grifffin
Mulvey
Wood
van Haltren
Seery
Griffin
Sanders
Joyce
Farrar
Chcaco
Mark Baldwin
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Delehanty
Twitchell
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Ryan
O'Neil
Douile
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Thomson-Houston Motor Department
New England Electric Exchange
Fairbanks
Worcester Electric Light Company
Renner
Legums
Theodore Metcalf & CO
Tremont St. and
Copley Square
Agnes Surriage
Bowdoin Square
Brynner
Phil Begum
Real Estate News
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L. L. P. Atwood & Co
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Park Streets
J. R. Simms
G. H. McDonald
Jamaica Plain
Michael Delvin
William S. McDonald
State
Washington Streets
F. H. Prince & Co
Susan B. Lyman
Frederick H. Prince
Henry 8. Lee
Post
I. Dennie Boardman
North Street
North, Square
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Ann L. Hatfield
Louis A. Cavaguaro
Real Estate Exchange
L. Foster Morse
Reed's Court
C. H. Draper
South Boston
Henry J. Bowen
Fifth Street
M. A. Sullivan
Broadway
James Dutty
Second Street
M. Vetch
Dorchester Avenue
W. F. Whitney
Fourth Street
M. Williams
Bolton Street
Tod. Broderick
Gratton Street
Dorchester
Tod. Kelly
W. L. Wilson
Mary K. Crowninsfield
Adams and
Chestnut Streets
Adolphus Gynter
Five Cent Savings Bank
Susan 8
Willard
Common Street
Eugene A. Pope
Louis XIX
Marenzo
Ind
Draneiese and Grocers
Cork
Chester H.G & Sons
Sole Proprietors
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