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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1897

Page

4

Tobin and Scollans Trial Reveals City Paving Payments

In the Mulvey Scollans trial, evidence shows William Scollans received 1080 for teams to the Boston city paving department across three districts though two foremen testified they did not employ him. Testimony from Tobin and others questions the accuracy of teaming rolls and payment records.

Mulvey Brighton William Tobi South Distr Wharfinger Tobin J. J. Sullivan John McCarthy T. Owens McCarthy Ryan Scotlans Cushing Walsh Tobins Father and Son Dugan Mulrey Finneran Laughlin Meto Scollans ER. P. Cushing Boston Eees CIA Eee Chaplin Bartlett John A. Tobin South District McLaughlin

Teamster Walsh and Tobin Linked to City Hall Records

Testimony shows Thomas Walsh transported books from City Hall after Conley’s death and Tobin admitted errors in June and July reports. The two men discussed contractors J J Sullivan McCarthy and Kneeland while scrutiny focused on the teaming book and missing papers in the loft.

Sullivan McCarthy See Collink A . Doherty Kneelan Keefe Kneeland Clark B Senee Weer Eseresese F. Seereeeenee Roberts Collins Brien Reese Highland Tees FF Lombard Fee Manning Sullivan c Sslivan McCarthy Burns Pee Wy. Sullivan Ee Owens Gaffney Thomas Walsh City Hall Conley Young Tobin Bartlett McLaughlin Mr. Chaplin McCarthys J. J. Sullivan Tobin William Tobin Chaplin Mulvey John McCarthy KE. O’brien F. Knee Wells Mr. Smith Rice Mr. Sullivan Mulrey Street Department Central Office

Fels Naptha Soap Promises Easy Laundry Wash

Fels Naptha soap from Fels & Co of Philadelphia claims to wash clothes clean in lukewarm cold or hot water making laundry simple.

Luke

Postum Cereal Coffee Marketed for Delicate Guests

Society ladies in major cities turn to Postum Cereal Co. products as a health coffee alternative for brainy guests. The drink, made from cereals, mimics coffee in appearance and aroma but avoids digestive disturbances, promising nourishment and flavorful strength for after dinner service.

Postum Postum Cereal Co., Limited Battle Creek Mich

Foreman Tobin Testimony Oversee Records and Suspicions

The testimony centers on yard records and alleged misreporting. Tobin denies taking books or marking up reports, while cross-examinations explore duties, report practices, and whether Scollans or others were ever hired or included on ledgers.

Foreman Tobin

Simon Cohen Held Up in West End

Simon Cohen was approached by two men on Leverett street near Ashland about 1 am after closing his shop. When refused, one man held him while the other searched pockets. two nearby youths L Laurie and Louis Sarseper aided, held the suspects until police were unavailable, and the robbers were let go with a warning.

West End Simon Cohen Leverett Street Ashland Street Cohen L. Laurie Louis Sarseper

Union Loan & Trust Company Depositors Paid

W A McCall Lynn appointed temporary receiver reports sufficient assets to pay depositors. Supreme Equity Court Justice Holmes dissolves injunction after depositors are paid and ready to place assets with officers to resume business. Assistant AG opposed discharge. corporation insolvent and to be wound up. Attorneys present for petitioners.

W. A. McCall Lynn Union Loan & Trust Company McCall Supreme Equity Court Justice Holmes Clark C. C. Travis 8. L. Whipple G. W. Anderson

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy sold by Geo Goodwin & Co at 86 Hanover Street Boston. It claims immediate relief from bladder, kidney and back pain for both men and women with rapid cure and almost instant relief from retention.

GEO Goodwin & CO Hanover Et Boston

Readville Race Day Ends In Misty Downpour

The closing program at Readville produced tame sport with small fields. Esperanza and Kittie Van won their heats in the 2:35 and 2:19 classes amid a damp, misty track and a rain onset as the last heat finished.

Readville Esperanza Kittie van Saxon Norvine G Claire Lucy Stokes Norvine Grace Wilkes Kittie Nellie Sharper Bay Baron Nellie B. H Hal Brandon Lucy Hilton G. Garth Br. G Norval Helena Duplex B. m Duplex Bessie Brown Blackwood J. Thayer J. H. Nay Earl Medium Alcy Pennypacker Caliph B. Birney Ray Baron Baron Wilkes Carrie Wilkes George Wilkes R. Bever Sharper Clear Grit A. Hunter Br. m J. P B. G J. Riley

Harvard clears Soldiers Field of health concerns

Harvard announces full sanitary clearance for Soldiers Field after an expert report from the State Board of Health confirms the field is fit for training. The athletic committee, backed by President Eliot, plans to ready the site for baseball and track, dispelling unfounded malaria rumors.

Harvard Soldiers Field Eliot State Board of Health State Board Boston Board Harvard Athletics

Full Police Reserve Officers Appointed Patrolmen

General Order 487 from the Board of Police names reserve officers who passed exams to join the regular force and directs them to report at headquarters at 9 am to be sworn in. Winslow L. Muir George R. Weatherby Silas F. Waite James Herdman Patrick Cassidy Walter G. Horton Charles A. Stickney John H. McDonald Harry C. Berry Thomas D. Carmichael. Patrolman William L. McDermott loses 30 days pay after being found guilty of violating Rule 24.

Board of Police Winslow L. Muir George R. Weatherby Silas F. Waite James Herdman Patrick Cassidy Walter G. Horton Charles A. Stickney John H. McDonald Harry C. Berry Thomas D. Carmichael William L. McDermott

Minstrel Show Aids K of C Sick Bed Fund In Boston Hall

Beacon Council Knights of Columbus members in grotesque costumes staged a minstrel show at Boston College Hall to raise money for the K of C sick bed at Carney Hospital. About 2500 attended. Acts featured D L Prendergast as interlocutor and a lineup including Alfred M Shevlin Edward J Finnigan James F McCarron Walter J Byrnes Tambos and more with songs from Jack and the Beanstalk and popular melodies.

Beacon Council Knights of Columbus Boston College Hall K. of C Carney Hospital D. L. Prendergast Bones Alfred M. Shevlin Edward J. Finnigan James F. McCarron Walter J. Byrnes Joseph A. Callahan Richard F. Tobin James J. Drury John M. Quinn Harry J. Ballon A. M. Shevlin Molly McEntee Edward J. Broders Ring Nobody R. F. Tobin Little Montley Snow Dan Sullivan Sadie Ray Boston Jim Hayes Charlestown Joe Dillworth Thomas J. Heffernan Joe Jim Quinn Joe Callaghan Edward Finnigan James F. Carey

Inquiry Ends Over Charges Against Ensigns Stone and Osborne

The Boston board of investigation completed its inquiry aboard the Maine at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It will forward its report to Admiral Bunce, who passes it to the Navy Department. The charges allege that Ensigns G L P Stone and R H Osborne violated Swiss Conde of Oswego's household.

New York Board of Investigation Swiss Conde Oswego G. L. P. Stone R. H. Osborne United States Maine Brooklyn Navy Yard Admiral Bunce Navy Department Washington Stone Osborne

Governor Signs Weiler Bill Against Labor Discrimination

Governor Hastings signed the Weiler bill in Harrisburg establishing penalties for any corporate officer or agent who fires an employee for union membership or who coerces a worker to stay out of a union. The law also targets agreements not to join or belong to a labor organization.

Harrisburg Penn Hastings Weiler

Man Falls Into Subway Trench in Tremont Street Incident

William Barrett plunged into an opening opposite 17 Tremont Street while running to catch a Forest Hills car at 9 40 last evening. He landed 17 feet below on soft earth, was rescued semi conscious and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a bad scalp wound.

Forest Hills William Barrett Tremont Street Massachusetts General Hospital

Monster Airship Under Construction in California

In San Francisco on June 4 the Sweany Davenport Manufacturing Co. works on a 125 foot long airship at Frank Skiffig ranch near Grand Island. The craft features side propellers, no rudder, a gas filled ellipse with a car, and hydrogen inflation planned for trial in weeks.

San Francisco Cal Frank

Hallowell Sets Record in New England Interscholastic Meet

The twelfth annual New England Interscholastic Championship at Holmes Field was halted by rain. Jack Hallowell of Hoppy broke Hoyt's 172-5 second record in the 120-yard hurdles. Rotch of Hoppy won the running high jump at 5 feet 8 inches, and Walter Boyce of Brookline High set a hammer throw record.

New England Interscholastic Association Holmes Field New England Harvard Worcester Academy Kane Duffy Butler Worcester Worcester High Flyer Jack Hallowell Hoyt Billy Mohan English High School Thatcher Hoppy Dorr Billy Eddie Mills Chauncy Hall Denny Sullivan Worcester High Star Woodbine Phillips Andover Sullivan Eddie Denny Garrett Cambridge High Atin R. F. Hanson Batchelder Waban School Kingsley Captain Rotch C. J. Paine Happy Kendall Howe Walter Boyce Brookline High Johnson Williams Phillips Exeter W. W. Coe Noble & Greenough H. J. Kane L. Bullard A. F. Duffy B.S. Baker D. H A. M. Butler A. T. Baker H.J. Kane Hoppy W. B. Boyce J. J. Peter Y. A W. W. Hoyts G. G. Whitcomb W. J. Howe C. H. Schweppe J. A. Knowles I. W. Haskell Appieasi Cc. H G. H. Dow M. L. Bernstein BE. H. S Wwon W. F. Mohan KB H. S G. 0. Thatcher R. ©. Dorr W. A E. W. Sie G. E. Woodbine M. Rotch Hopy H. B. Kendall G. G. Ellis Vondy W. B. Boyce W. R. Williams R. T. Johnson Boyce

Hebrew Carpenters Meet over Strike Demands

A meeting of Hebrew carpenters is called for tonight at 63 Hanover Street to aid union members who struck yesterday against two bosses who would not concede shorter hours and higher pay. Prominent speakers will attend and labor support urged. union officials will issue a public statement and draft an appeal for the Central Labor Union meeting next Sunday.

Hanover Street Central Labor Union Building Trades Council

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City Proper Mr. Kelly Mr. Mulrey Kelly Smith F. Kneeland McC Raffneey Sullivan Boston Dental Institute Flanover Street Blackstone and Cross Sts Fels & CO Philadelphia William Scollans Manifold Foreman Dugan North Yard State Health Board Catholic Knights Boston College Indorses Keystone State Subway Sweany-Davenport Air Ship The Call Pacific Slope Smash Records Boston Company Saratoga N. Y Albert A. McKee Schenectady Ballston Spa Saratoga Grand Jury Boston Insurance Company Woodbury’ S
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