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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1903

Page

4

Charlestown coal swindler Wales found guilty on 21 counts

John H. Wales alias W A Jones was convicted in the Superior Criminal Court on 21 counts of larceny arising from coal sales during a January famine. The jury deliberated 40 minutes and verdicts held on all counts, with sentencing likely to follow.

John H. Wales W. A. Jones Charlestown Superior Criminal Court Jones Warren Street New York Townsend Street Roxbury Selaw Quimby Ideal Manufacturing Company Merrimac Street Joseph Middleby State Street Quincy Monument National Bank John J. Reynolds Claim Department of the “L” Road Wales William B. Nash Frank O. Mason Silverman Sughrue Bishop

Murder Shocking Stabbing Ends In Brookline Standoff

Jaques known as Moxie dies from a single knife wound to the left groin after a quarrel in Levi Berry’s cafe at Tremont and Camden streets. Police say George W. Barden, 130 pounds, dark and smooth shaven, stabbed him and is held without bail as the investigation continues.

Joseph Moxie Jaques Les City Hospital George W. Barden Jaques Barden Levi Berry Tremont Street William Meally Bootblack Camden Street Meally Plummer Station 10 Brookline Street South End George E. Plummer Fred Gibson Roxbury

Harvard’s Father Sanborn to retire July 1 at Little Freshman

Long a Harvard fixture, Father Sanborn wills his pool hall into retirement. At 75 he cites fatigue and late hours, but recalls years of guiding students and even entertaining John Jacob Astor. Butler the Harvard Union restaurateur may succeed him, with Goodman Leavitt Yatter of Boston backing the move.

Harvard Mr. Sanborn Post Sanborn John Jacob Astor John Butler Harvard Union

Panic on a Street Car in Neponset

Mr H A Corcoran of 15 James street was struck on the jaw by a trolley pole on a Dover Street car bound for Neponset. Seventeen passengers panicked as the pole slipped and fell. Corcoran declined hospital care, was treated at a drug store, then went home.

H. A. Corcoran James Street Dover Washington Streets Corcoran Neponset

Lynn Police Arrest Harry Rudd for Check Larceny

Lynn police arrested Harry Rudd yesterday on charges of larceny of a $55 check from Samuel Malatzky of Chelsea.

Lynn Harry Rudd Samuel Malatzky Chelsea

Double Patrol Shakeup After Charles Town Family Row

In Charles Town two police officers, Kneeland and Hoy, are injured while responding to a disturbance at John W. Pease's home on Essex Street. Kneeland suffered head injuries and a burst blood vessel in his hand, while Hoy sustained a scalp wound. Pease was arrested on drunkenness, with a potential upgrade to a more serious charge after a later court arraignment. An iron pincers weapon was found in the hallway.

Charlestown John W. Pease Essex Street P. C. Kneeland James J. Hoy Pease Hoy Mr. Kneeland Duff Kneeland Alsod

Somerville Aldermen Censure Alderman McCarty in Vote

Somerville Aldermen censured Alderman John J. McCarty by 16 to 2 for conduct at a prior meeting, removing him from committees until an apology is made. The same meeting confirmed Patrick H. Ryan to the reserve police, 14 to 7, amid a large crowd and tense remarks from several aldermen.

Somerville Aldermen John J. McCarty Patrick H. Ryan Reserve Ryan McCarty Aldermanic Chamber Pike Simonds Glines Oliver A. Guild Lake Street Mr. Guild Henry Y. Gilson Robert T. Blair Ernest J. Howard Reserve Police Force Nickerson Gilson Alderman Sargent Daggett Frye Thompson Landers Tarbox Mahoney Noyes Higgins Kelly Barker Woods Gilman Leighton Dow Sargent Belcher Blair Howard Alderman McCarty Alderman Mahoney Nfe Patrick Ryan Commonwealth

Halifax Little Hurt Rough Passage After Grounding

The Plant line steamer Halifax from Charlottetown to Boston ran ashore at Point Pleasant this morning but was floated by tugs tonight. She came up the harbor under her own steam and docked at 10 oclock. No water was taking on and she appears little damaged. She will sail for Boston tomorrow afternoon.

Halifax N. S Charlottetown P. FE Boston Point Pleasant

Miss Katherine Call Shines Amid Circus Race Drama

Miss Katherine Call of the Chinese Honeymoon company led a race against Marie Seibnit at the Barnum & Bailey circus. Seibnit won by a yard after two laps around the hip podrome, while Call received a roses tribute and praised for courage. The show, nearing its end, draws large crowds with humor and daily horse riding acts, with about 80 000 attendees to date.

Katherine Call Chinese Honeymoon” Company Barnum & Bailey Circus Marie Seibrit Miss Call Circus Miss Seibnit Miss Selbrit Pegasus Elmer Brooks

Strip ordeal rocks Waltham grammar school case

In Waltham on Tuesday teachers accused 18 year old Stella De Coste of stealing money from a purse at North Grammar School. She was forced to undress during a high tension search that involved Miss Alice Childs and Principal Bradford Drake, while two girls and five boys were questioned and parents protested possible abuse. The principal says he acted to recover missing money and did not involve police, while De Coste and her family claim improper conduct and threaten a lawsuit.

Waltham Stella Jane de Coste Alice Childs Miss Childs Josephine Webber North Grammar School Miss de Coste Bradford W. Drake de Coste Central Street Stella Mr. Drake Drake Schoo Mrs. Webber

Is Your Kidney Remedy Curing You

An ad promoting Dr. Pettin gill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets claims liquid kidney remedies are worthless and harmful. It urges readers to test their urine for sediment or cloudiness, lists symptoms, and asserts the tablets cure Brights disease and diabetes without alcohol.

Pettingill Bright

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