No Apology From M Carty Near Somerville Alderman Meeting
The Somerville Board of Aldermen will discuss two hot items at tomorrow night’s session. Mayor Glines again sends Patrick H. Ryan for reserve police. Alderman John J. McCarty of Ward 1 faces censure for actions at the May 13 meeting. The May 18 memo included Ryan among four proposed reserve officers, triggering lively debate.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Patrick H. Ryan
Glines
Reserve
John J. McCarty
Ward
Ryan
City Aldermen Clash Over McCarty Bigot Remark
Aldermen McCarty and Nickerson traded insults with McCarty calling Nickerson a bigot, who replied with shut up you big mouthed Mick. A week later others urged an apology but McCarty refused, an order to remove him from committees was proposed but blocked by Alderman Mahoney. McCarty vowed no apology and demanded action. Ryan’s name faced civil service scrutiny after a member’s false swearing claim, prompting Mayor Glines to withdraw all four names.
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McCarty
Nickerson
Mick
Alderman Mahoney
Ryan
Civil Service Commissioners
Glines
Merrill Wants Particulars In Embezzlement Case
Moody Merrill charged with embezzling 19000 of Sarah Cohen faced a request for a bill of particulars. Counsel argued 138 counts and four offences lacked description of transactions and recipients. Judge Bishop took the matter under advisement.
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Moody Merrill
Sarah Cohen
Merrill
B. L. M. Tower
H. S. Percival
Justice Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Percival
England
Sughrue
Tower
Bishop
Doherty Held for Grand Jury in Boston Court Robbery Case
James Doherty was held for the grand jury on robbery charges after a day with Bradford W. Hutchins visiting saloons. Hutchins allegedly lost $5 during the incident. Anthony Heron, Michael Donnelly, and Aubrey Bemister were fined for liquor law violation and assaults, with Judge Clary noting provocation in Bemister's case.
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Boston
James Doherty
Bradford W. Hutchins
Doherty
Hutchins
Anthony Heron
Michael Donnelly
Michael J Austin
Aubrey Bemister
Clary
Bemister
Who Struck Otis Brown in Nantasket Fight Death
State Detective George C. Pratt investigates the May 30 Nantasket assault on Otis Brown of North Abington. Brown, with two friends, was struck at Hull Street as a car approached, hit his head on a rock, and died. Two witnesses located. names withheld pending inquiry. Brown identified the assailant before losing alertness.
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George C. Pratt
Abington
Otis Brown
North Abington
Brown
School Street
Hull Street
Hull
Frank Reynolds
Sydney Beal
North Cohasset
Three Boston Men Earn Law Degrees at Georgetown
Arthur F. Duffey, noted runner, James F. Costello son of former Election Commissioner Costello of Dorchester, and Francis C. Reagan received bachelor of laws degrees at Georgetown University on Monday. Several Boston residents were invited to the commencement exercises.
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Georgetown University
Boston
Arthur F. Duffey
James F. Costello
Costello
Dorchester
Francis C. Reagan
Man of vast wealth to grace Manchester social season
Thomas F. Walsh and wife of Washington D C occupy the Fort house in Gloucester with rumors of lavish entertainments. A famed magnate with annual income estimated at 3 to 5 million will visit by yacht and bring luxury to the social scene amid plans to join local clubs.
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Manchester
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington, D. C
George H. Hood
North Shore
Country Club
Jewel and Watch Bestowed at Crescent Lodge Gala
Crescent Lodge I O O F M A held a gala night in Grand Army Hall with nearly 200 visitors. P G M E J Colgan presented P G Fred Hallsworth of Roxbury with a gold past grand jewel and P G E Small received a gold watch for boosting lodge membership. Crescent Lodge led the state in membership gain over six months.
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Massachusetts Medical Society Celebrates 122nd Anniversary
Physicians from across the state gathered at the society library in Fenway to mark the 122nd anniversary with medical and surgical papers. Notable speakers included Drs Hayes,Larrabee,Munro,Stetson,Mixter,Thorndike,Gage,Chap in, and Theobald Smith who delivered the Shattuck lecture on malaria in temperate climates. The program continued with the Medico Legal Society address by Attorney General Parker and a reception for society officers. The morning anniversary exercises were set for Horticultural Hall followed by papers by Dwight and Craig and the annual dinner in Symphony Hall.
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Fenway
Stephen W. Hayes
New Bedford
Ralph C. Larrabee
Boston
Benf. Joslin
Oh. F. Hewes
William A. Dolan
Fall River
John T. Bottomley
H. G. Stetson
Greenfield
J. Imixter
Paul Thorndike
Homer Gage
Worcester
C. S. Chapin
Great Barrington
Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society
Parker
Commonwealth
Charles G Cumston
E. B. Lane
George P. ‘’Witchell
A. Elliott Paine
Shattuck
Theobald Smith
Massachusetts
Horticultural Hall
Thomas Dwight
Nahant
D. H. Craig
Symphony Hall
Sociey
Herbert L. Burrell
Medical Library
Funeral of T. J. Beedem in Dorchester Attended by Conclaves
The funeral for Thomas J. Beedem from 1019 Dorchester Avenue drew Bay State Conclave 471 of the Improved Order of Heptasophs and delegations from Boston areas to St. Margaret's Church for a high mass. Notables including ex-Congressman Fitzgerald and several senators attended before interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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Dorchester Avenue
Bay State
Order of Heptasophs
Mr. Beedem
Econclaves
Boston
St. Margaret's Church
Columbia Road
M. J. Cuddihy
Thomas E. Clifford
Edward McHugh
Miss Sullivan
Charles J.lavis
Edward J. Boyle
J. P. Murphy
D. Joseph Linehan
George Mahoney
John Shinners
F. G. May
Joseph Woods
Frank Maher
Harry Hughes
William Shaw
Thomas IF. Howard
C. Mullen
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Mullane
Jore
McNary
T. W. Flood
Foley
Russell
Gavin
Lyons
Coleman
John F. Dever
Lavis & Crowley
Peabody youth held on arson charge after piggery fire
William A Robbins of Lynnfield aged 19, a high school graduate, was arrested Monday in Peabody for arson. He started a fire in a piggery that spread to the woods and was held for the Superior Court in Peabody Police Court with his father as surety.
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Peabody
William A. Robbins
Lynnfield
Robins
Militia Funds Set As War Department Allocates 1 Million
The War Department notified governors that an immediate allotment of 1 000 000 dollars will be made to the national guard for supplies and equipment. Half of the Congress appropriated total will be released at once with amounts listed for each state led by Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Celebration at Phillips Exeter Alumni Reunion and Hall Dedication
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire outlines a two day celebration starting June 16 with an illumination and a concert by the First Regiment Band of Boston. On June 17 a morning procession from Abbot Place to Phillips Church features remarks by Principal Harlan P Ammen and an oration by Francis Rawle followed by a poem by George E Woodberry and chaplain C G Hale. A banquet at 1 50 p m in Alumni Hall will be presided over by General William A Bancroft of Boston, with an alumni senior reception and ball in the evening.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
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Academy
First Regiment Band
Boston
Abbot Place
George A. Plimpton
Phillips Church
Harlan P. Ammen
Francis Rawle
George E. Woodberry
C. G. Hale
William A. Bancroft
Lynn's Lost Child Found
Mildred Doherty aged 2 years 4 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Doherty of 29 Waterford Street, who vanished yesterday at noon, was found today in a Polish family on Nelson Street after bog holes near her home were dragged.
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Lynn
Mildred Doherty
Owen Doherty
Waterford Street
Nelson Street
Wellesley College President Shapes View On Women’s Roles
President Hazard of Wellesley College rejects a growing trend toward professional life for young women. She notes many will seek home influence for culture while some enter professions and cites admissions growth and expansion plans. Next fall about 400 students, 150 graduates expect.
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Wellesley Colllege
Post
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Shoe
Wellesley
Casey Little
Noanet
Miss Hazard
Defaulter James M. Watson Jr Charged With $60000 Theft
A warrant is issued in Washington for James M. Watson Jr a clerk in the DC auditor’s office charged with defalcation of government funds totaling about 60000. The money came from district citizens covering improvements under special permits over several years. Auditor Petty faces potential liability due to Bond limits. Watson is connected to other ventures including a newspaper barber shop and a patent medicine concern.
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Washington
James M. Watson, Jr
District of Columbia
Watson
Petty
J. T. Petty
Board of Commissioners of
District Co-operative Association
Sylvester
Reform School
Seventh Anniversary Of St Othilia S Court Held In All Saints Hall
Members of St Othilia's Court celebrated its seventh anniversary at All Saints Hall 1448 Columbus Ave. Officials delivered addresses including Major John J Leonard H S T and George E Stuart. Mrs Elizabeth Schroth presided and a large cake was presented by Louis Stoffell. A musical program by Misses Marie Schroth Mary Wangler and Mary Hogan followed.
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St. Othilia’s Court
All Saints’ Hall
Columbus Avenue
John J. Leonard
Charles KE. Benning
George E. Stuart
H.O
D. He Co
W. Kievenaar
Elizabeth Schroth
Louis Stoffell
Marie Schroth
Mary Wangler
Mary Hogan
St. Joseph’s
St. Genevieve
Holy Trinity
St. Boniface
Germania
Miller story opens as Ammon trial proceeds in New York
Two new jurors are chosen to replace withdrawn ones in the trial of Robert A. Ammon, former attorney for the Franklin syndicate. Assistant District Attorney Nott states Muller handed Ammon 195000 before going to Canada. W. F. Miller testifies about the syndicate's operations while Ammon’s links are not yet discussed.
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New York
Robert A. Ammon
Franklin Syndicate
Nott
Canada
Muller
Ammon
W. F. Miller
Sing Sing
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