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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

Page

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EXPECT WALSH ARREST AND FUGITIVE FARO MAN NEWS

Lawyer Harvey H. Pratt resumes his unfinished argument in the Kelcher trial before Judge Clarence Hale and a federal jury. Pratt argues the defense rests on proof Kelcher knowingly aided George W. Coleman in misapplication of National City Bank of Cambridge funds. without such proof the jury must acquit Kelcher.

Kelcher Clarence Hale Pratt William J. Kelcher George W. Coleman National City Bank of Cambridge Keliher

Bank scandal with Coleman case links to cashier Ly man Earl

Mr Pratt argues cashier Ly man Earl knew Coleman stole funds and overdrew his balance. The defense plans to detail Coleman’s bookkeeping methods and dispute his alleged wealth claims. Coleman may testify. authorities seek Martin Walsh alias Jack Leonard, linked to Marshall & Co, believed in the U S but possibly in Europe.

Pratt Frank Lyman Earl Coleman Colerman Kelcher Martin J. Walsh Jack Leonard Faro John R. Marshall & Co Marshall & Co Walsh Belgium

DROWNS WHEN CANOE UPSETS NEAR SOUTH SUDBURY

Gerald New, 25, of 36 Cohasset Street Roslindale, drowned yesterday morning in the Sudbury River at South Sudbury after his canoe capsized during a solo trip to gather wood for a campfire. He was a fireman on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.

Gerald New Cohasset Street Roslindale Sudbury South Sudbury New Great Pond N. Y N. H

Feared Shannon shot at dance hall by Ella Lawson

In Quincy on June 5 Ella Lawson shot James Edmond Shannon and then killed herself. The motive cited was Shannon's supposed transfer of affections to another woman. Shannon remained in critical condition with a slim chance of recovery. Lawson allegedly proclaimed at a May 28 dance hall that Shannon must marry her and that no one else would take him.

Quincy James Edmond Shannon Ella Lawson Shannon Miss Lawson Teddy

Boston Tragedy Ends Bid for Marriage After Threats

Shannon and Miss Lawson tangled in a deadly confrontation at South station after a week expired on an ultimatum to marry. Lawson shot Shannon three times then killed herself with two self-inflicted bullets. The case links a prior claim of marriage and a lease dispute over Shannon’s Houghs Neck cottage.

Teddy Hough Boston Shannon Miss Lawson Washington Street South Station Quincy

Car Crash In Dedham Injures Thirteen

In Dedham a 6:30 p.m. head on collision between two semi convertible cars from Old Colony Street Railway Co on Needham Street near Riverdale school injured thirteen people. Pasquale Miele Needham severely bruised Grace Maloney Needham ankle sprain two Mills children Wellesley Hills cut by glass Mrs George Webber Needham arm Mrs J J Schneider Roslindale unconscious revived in car.

Dedham Old Colony Street Railway Company Needham Street Riverdale School Pasquale Miele Needham Grace Maloney John Mills Wellesley Hills George Webber J. J. Schneider Roslindale

Collision injures many as trains meet on curve near Roxbury school

Mrs Schneider carried an infant and lost consciousness after a crash that sent multiple injuries along with passengers including Mrs H Seaver of Roslindale and William O Neil of Roxbury. Motormen Robert Faulkner and Charles Robinson on the Boston line and conductors Arthur McMillen and Richard B Peters were involved. One car was following another when a turnout miscommunication led to the collision on a sharp curve near a school. Investigators planned to begin tomorrow to determine fault and improve visibility amid trees that blocked sightlines.

Robert Faulkner Charles Robinson Arthur McMillen Richard B. Peters West Roxbury Boston

Testimonial for Mrs Hibbard Moves to High School Hall

Tickets for the benefit to honor Mrs George A Hibbard by the Thursday Morning Fortnightly Club sold briskly with over 1000 already purchased. The event shifts to Dorf enester High School hall for Tuesday evening due to demand.

George A. Hibbard Dorfenester High School Memberg

New England Faces Doctor Shortage Amid Reform Call

A Carnegie Foundation report urges eliminating all medical schools except Harvard and Yale in New England. It argues the region needs higher medical standards and substitution of higher quality physicians, with Massachusetts urged to bar non graduates and set minimum admission standards.

New England Harvard Yale Carnegie Foundation Foundation Andrew Carnegie Taft John S. Billings Elihu Root John D. Cadwalader Lyman x Gage Henry L. Higginson Seth Low D O. Mills Weir Mitchell Henrys. Pritchett Andrew D. White Massachusetts Connecticut

O Henry Dies After Operation in New York Hospital

William Sydney Porter known as O Henry died at Polyclinic Hospital East Thirty Fourth Street New York after an operation performed by Dr Charles Russell Hancock. The writer who rose to fame for short stories succumbed to cirrhosis of the liver with his condition deemed hopeless by the surgeon.

New York William Sydney Porter O. Henry Polclinic Hospital East Thirty-Fourth Street Charles Russell Hancock

Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Porter in Whitmire N C

Mrs Porter arrives in the city from Whitmire North Carolina and funeral services are set for tomorrow at the Church of the Transfiguration before interment in Asheville. The piece also recounts O Henry’s life clarifying common rumors from an interview with Porter.

Porter Mr. Porter Lee Hall Greensboro N. c

Pittman Saved From Court Martial in Nicaragua Crisis

William P. Pittman East Cambridge marine engineer held by Madriz forces after aiding Nicaragua revolutionists was spared a drumhead court martial. A telegram from Acting Secretary Wilson reported Dr Madriz would ensure fair treatment and no arraignment, with US consul confirming protective orders from General Lara.

William P. Pittman East Cambridge Madrid Nicaragua Cannon Grace Uncle Sam Pittman Wilson Madriz United States Managua Pacific Department of State Lara Washington, D. C Edwin F. Pittman Spring Street Mass Toledo Irias Graytown Huntington Wilson

Wire from Washington on Pittman case in Nicaragua

A Washington cable dated June 5 1910 reports that Secretary Knox cables consuls in Nicaragua denying a court martial for Pittman and promising fair treatment. It notes Pittman’s supporters fear Madriz would repeat the fate of Cannon and Grace and cites earlier dispatches from Huntington Wilson.

Madriz Zelaya Cannon Grace Pittman Nicaragua Philander C. Knox East Cambridge Washington

Millionaires urged to fund Irish home rule drive in Chicago

During the United Irish Societies of Chicago annual convention M. J. McHugh urged Chicago millionaires to aid the Irish parliamentary party in its home rule campaign. Delegates denounced the English House of Lords and predicted its abolition.

Chicago House of Lords United Irish Societies of Chicago Irish Parliament Ireland M. J. McHugh

Treasury figures assign $34.59 per person in circulation

Washington reports that if all U S money in circulation were evenly divided every man woman and child would receive 34.59 dollars up 14 cents from last month. Treasury officials note the result reflects per capita circulation levels and changes month to month.

Washington Treasury United States

Roosevelt to Join Taft Family in Beverly Visit

Beverly June 5 Word from Charles D Norton confirms the Taft family will arrive in Beverly for the summer on June 23. President Taft will accompany them. Ex President Roosevelt and his family will also come to Beverly on June 23 and Roosevelt will then proceed to Nahant to rest with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.

Beverly Taft Charles D. Norton Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Henry Cabot Lodge Nahant

Taft to Visit Beverly for Summer White House Arrangements

Captain Sowerby of the British embassy will visit Beverly with Captain Butt and President Taft. Furnishings will be moved from the Board of Trade to set up executive offices for the President and clerks. The Taft family will be treated as locals, and Ex-President Roosevelt will stay at The Castle with Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

Sowerby Washington A. T. Butt Beverly Captain Butt Taft Board of Trade Carpenter White House Burgess Point Tafts Charley Taft Roosevelt Alice Roosevelt Longworth

Billy Nolan Named Johnsons Manager in San Francisco

San Francisco June 5 Billy Nolan is announced as Johnsons manager after the discharge of George Little of Chicago Jacks Jensen confirms Nolan will handle affairs hereafter all actions to be coordinated in San Francisco with Johnson present in talks.

San Francisco George Little Chicago Jack Jenson Billy

Wolcott Seeks Charter Probe After Deferred Bill Plea

Fin committee asks to defer the bill as lease clause concerns prompt review. Wolcott vows to press for a thorough probe into the company charter while lawmakers weigh the implications.

FIN. Com Bill Wolcott

Finance Commission Urges Delay On Elevated Holding Bill

The Finance Commission recommends deferring action on Senate bill 410, the Boston Elevated Railway Company stock purchase act, until the next General Court. The delay follows missing rental and lease-extension provisions drafted after the original bill and endorsed by Corporation Counsel Babson. Representative Walcott and Senator Bennett criticize the move as premature and advocate hearings for affected parties.

Roger Walcott Milton Finance Commission Transit and Railroad Commissions Frank P. Bennett Saugus

Joint railroad and transit commission report adds new sections

The bill, reported to the Legislature by the Railroad and Transit Commissions, adds two sections and nine provisions drafted by the commissions' chairmen. Responding to the street railways committee, the draft reflects a Boston Elevated Railway counsel’s guidance on extending leases for Washington street and East Boston tunnels and the subway and fixing rentals.

Babson Hall Railroad Commission Crocker The Transit Commission Finance Commission Senate Boston Elevated Railway Company Railroad and Transit Commissions Committee On Washington Street East Boston

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