Jury Selected to Hear Evidence in Barney Dillon Murder Trial
In Boston Superior Court Alfred Newmarch and a panel of prospective jurors were screened for the murder trial of Herman I Barney and John F. Dillon in the Deininger case. The jurors faced extensive questioning after 119 were examined, with many expressing opposition to capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney-Dillon
Barney
Dillon Alfred Newmarch
Shirley Street
Winthrop
Frank P. Doyle
Rawson Road
Dorchester
Mason
Daniel C. Fisher
Alexander Street
Roxbury
James A. DeLorie
Clayton Street
Carpenter
John J. Burchell
Harrison Avenue
South End
Joseph F. McLaughlin
Wilkes Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Nicola Scipione
Byroncourt
Superior Criminal Court
Herman I Barney
John F. Dillon
Charles E. Deininger
Chelsea
Christopher T. Callahan
Yester
Talesmen
Barney Is
Dillon
Talesman
Callahan
Dennis J. Crowley
Chester Street
Charles P. Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Married in House Chamber a Civil War nurse dies at 77
Elida Rumsey Fowle, famed nurse who first sang Julia Ward Howe’s Battle Hymn, died suddenly at 654 Columbia Road Dorchester. The only couple married in the House of Representatives chamber in March 1863, she and John A. Fowle were prominent Civil War figures and Red Cross workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Elida Rumsey Fowle
Columbia Road
Dorchester
National House of Representatives
Julia Ward Howe
Elida Rumsey
New York
John A. Fowle
Navy Department
Miss Rumsey
House of Representatives
Mr. Fowle
Washington
Chamber of the House
J. W. Stockton
Frank R. Stockton
House
Grandchildren of Veterans of
The
Red Cross
Clara Barton
Mary A. Livermore
Elida KE. Fowle
Mary Lerner’s Best Story Little Selves Featured
Widely acclaimed as her best story, "Little Selves," by Cambridge author Mary Lerner, is regarded as one of the year’s most interesting stories. It will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lerner
Cambridge
Boston Sunday Post
Separate trials planned for Mrs. O'Brien and Joseph Hurley in Chelsea case
After a morning conference with Judge Callahan, prosecutors and defense attorneys announced separate trials for Mrs. Marion O'Brien and Joseph Hurley, alleged accessories. The jury was formed with extensive voir dire as courtroom observers looked on, and opening remarks by Assistant District Attorney Kinney were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Chambers
Marion O’brien
Joseph Hurley
Superior Court
William S. Kinney
District Attorney’s Office
Pelletier
Commonwealth
Mathew Dailey
Hanover Street
Deininger
Chelsea
Dailey
Thomas F. Murphy
Francis Juggins
Barney
Edward P. Barry
Dillon
John F. McDonald
Hurley
Juggins
Kinney
Bridgeport Launches Its Third Submarine
The United States submarine R-26 was launched this afternoon from Lake Torpedo Boat Company yards in Bridgeport Connecticut. This is the third boat completed there this year. Mrs. J. W. Barnett, Jr. acted as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
J. W. Barnett, Jr
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Jamaica Plain
Joseph H. Barton
Randolph Road
Mattapan
Patrick T. Farrell
East Second Street
South Boston
Daniel F. Sullivan
Newport Street
Edward J. Keough
Cretonne
Bride’s “Victoria
Fatent
U. S. Gov't. W.S.S
Frice
New
York
Broadway
Mark Cross Company
Boston
Fifth Ave
Tremont Street
Temple Place
John F Dilio
Manning
Judge Callahan
Michael C. McCarthy
Mulvey Street
McCarthy
Frederick D. McDonald
Brewster
Milburn W. Colpitts
Clarence Terrace
Sebastian D. Norrington
Marlboro — Street
Doyle
Ace van
aAro
Faille
Summer St
Tremont
Tremont St
Providence
Westminster St
Worcester
Main & Chatham Sts
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