Navy Board backs bids for three 16000-ton battleships
The Board of Construction recommended acceptance of bids from Fore River Ship and Engine Company Newport News Shipbuilding Company and New York Shipbuilding Company for the three 16000 ton battleships. No action has been taken yet.
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Board of Construction of
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
New York Shipbuilding Company
Operation on Dr Thompson Successful at Homeopathic Hospital
Dr Augustin Thompson of 567 Tremont Street underwent a difficult caruncle removal on the neck at East Concord Street Homeopathic Hospital yesterday afternoon. Dr James B Bell of 178 Commonwealth Avenue performed the operation, which was highly successful and the patient rested comfortably last night.
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Augustin Thompson
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Homeopathic Hospital
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James B. Bell
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Grand jury returns True Bills in Lowell original package cases
Middlesex grand jury yesterday reported true bills against Leo Blackfin and Charles H Joyce of Lowell on liquor keeping and soliciting orders for liquors, with Blackfin also charged with liquor selling. Stephen J Alphen and Robert E Gallagher of Cambridge face manslaughter charges in Fermoyle death. William H Stearns of Charlestown, linked to Winchester slugging, arraigned on assault counts. Lowell test case arose over original packages and attempted warrant. judge found insufficient evidence. Indictments may bar Governor from seeking new legislation. officials favor court testing before Legislature action.
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East Cambridge
Leo Blackfin
Lowell
Blacktin
Stephen J. Alphen
Robert E. Gallagher
Cambridge
James H. Fermoyle
Arlington
William H. Stearns
Charlestown
Winchester
Annie Bolton
Annie Burke
Bolton
Moffatt
Fisher
Hadley
State House
Ancient Artillery to Escort Liberty Bell in Boston Parade
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company led by Col S M Hedges accepts Acting Mayor James H Doyle's invitation to escort and guard the Liberty Bell during its Boston visit for the Bunker Hill celebration.
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S. M. Hedges
James H. Doyle
Boston
Bunker Hill
Weidenfeld Is Shut Out by Court Decision
The Supreme Court appellate division affirmed a lower court order denying a peremptory writ of mandamus to reinstate Camille Weidenfeld as a member of the New York Stock Exchange. Weidenfeld had been suspended for a year over his link to the Peter Power Northern Securities case. The court ruled the Exchange is a voluntary unincorporated association and the writ could not lie against it.
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Camille Weidenfeld
New York Stock Exchange
Weidenfeld
Peter Power- Northern Securities
Stock Exchange
Jury Clears Gallivan in Montville Murder Trial
Norwich jury returns a not guilty verdict for William H. Gallivan after a two hour trial in Superior Court. The case concerns the killing of Jeremiah Shumway in Montville on November 20, 1901, with a prior second degree murder conviction overturned on appeal by the Supreme Court of Errors.
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Norwich
Conn
William H. Galivan
Jeremiah Shumiway
Montville
Gallivan
Supreme Court of Errors
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