Mulrey and Finneran Convicted in City Looting Case
In a dramatic court sequence the jury found J R Mulrey and Thomas F Finneran guilty of obtaining money from the city under false pretences after five hours of deliberation. The trial featured cross examination of Superintendent Wells as part of the Mulrey case proceedings.
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Mulvey-Finneran
State Prison
J. R. Mulrey
Thomas F. Finneran
Mulrey
William Scollans
Wells
Tross
Bartlett
Blodgett
Lee and Hayes Battle for Ward and City Committee Presidency
Alderman Lee declares candidacy after a push from Democratic leaders led by ex Senator Corbett and P. J. Kennedy. Lee's supporters claim major wins across Ward delegations while Senator Hayes and allies canvass to secure votes. Ex Senator McNary of South Boston predicts Hayes victory amid a heated local contest.
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Lee
Hayes
Corbett
P. J. Kennedy
Frederick W. Day
W. J. Gaffney
W. GC. R. Woodside
Beacon Hill
Francis L. Coolidge
Brighton
BOTA
Icc
McNamara
McNary
South Boston
Man Falls From Music Hall Fire Escape in Milton
James W. Phinney, about 26, fell from a fire escape balcony at Music Hall after stepping from his seat during a Cavalleria Rusticana intermezzo. He sustains a fractured skull and is not expected to live. He carried letters with his Milton address. John H. Chamberlin alerted authorities and witnessed the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalleria Rustiana
Music Hall
James W. Phinney
Butler Street
Milton
Phinney
Bromfield Street
John H. Chamberlin
Mr. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Division 2
James Hughes
Williams
Woman Kills Self as Daughter Is Charged
New York report states Mrs. Sarah Amor, wife of a retired machinist, died by suicide today after her daughter Lillian Hall was arrested on charges related to a criminal game. Up to 2 PM there were ten personal crisis reports in New York City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Amor
Lillian Hall
Six Patrons Suffers Fatal Burns In Lynn Zoo Show Fire
A gasoline lamp explosion during a Lynn Zoo exhibition on a vacant field between Washington and Tudor streets burned six spectators. Maud Rhodes and Richard Daily were badly burned. Annie Myers, Robert Hodgdon, Wallace Stevens, and Thomas Tobin sustained burns. The fire started when a lamp vessel exploded near a lighted flare lamp. The Zoo main tent and side show were engulfed. most injuries were to arms hands and faces.
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Lynn Show
Zoo
Washington and
Tudor Streets
Maud Rhodes
Rockaway Street
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IMY Clothier
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Elf
Boston
Court Sts
United States
R. B. Grover
Brockton, Mass
Hanover
COR
Court. Water
Washington
Ceed
MR. Hayes
James W. Philney
New England
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Rueter & Company
Flighland Spring Brewery
U. S
Wilmington
Helena
Nashville
U. S. Navy
New River Steam Coal
Geo. M. Winslow & Co
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B. F. Wild & Co
Lunnewell & Co
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kilby Street, Coalagency CO
Mass
Ean
Bishop Williams
Rome
John J. Williams
Union Hat CO
Hanover St., Cor
Union
Lynn
Sagamore Hotel
Richard Daily
Washington Street
Annie L. Myers
Mt. Pleasant Street
Robert A. Hodgdon
Newton Street
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Hos
Pital
Wallace O. Stevens
Cambridge Street
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Thomas Tobin
High Rock Street
Terial
Paine Furniture Co
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