Segee Jury Delivers Sealed Verdict In Forgery Case
A sealed verdict was returned at 7 45 last night by the jury in the case of Samuel A Segee chairman of the Revere board of assessors charged with forging public records. The jury heard the case at about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and returned the verdict in under four hours. The verdict will be opened in court this morning at 9 30 o'clock to decide whether Segee is to return to Revere where he has served as an official for over 20 years.
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Samuel A. Segee
Revere Board of Assessors
Segee
June Clearance Sale at Union Hat Co. in Boston
Union Hat Co announces a June clearance at Hanover Street with heavy discounts across hats, coats, bags, suits, and accessories. Large crowd anticipated with an extra salesforce, featuring straw hats, leather goods, oilskin suits, duck hats, suitcases, trunks, and summer wear priced from under a dollar to under five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. H. CO
Worstecathing
U. H CO
U. H. Coo
Boston
TWO LINERS REACH PORT WITH 2930 PASSENGERS
The Cunard liner Laconia carrying 1830 passengers from Liverpool and Queenstown and the Hamburg America liner Bluecher with over 1100 passengers from Hamburg via Southampton arrived yesterday morning. Bluecher docked at the new Commonwealth pier as the second Hamburg American liner here. Laconia had 80 saloon, 298 second cabin, and 1452 steerage travelers. It called at Portland Wednesday afternoon and landed 262 passengers headed for the Canadian Northwest.
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Cunard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hamburg
Southampton
Port
New Commonwealth Pier
Portland
Canadian Northwest
MOTHER AND BABY BURNED IN Somerville yard blaze
A two and a half year old girl suffered serious burns from a match she found in the yard of 74 Prospect street Somerville. Her mother sustained burns trying to smother the flames. seven year old Frank Riley aided by beating the fire with a stick. Patrolman Johnston provided first aid until Dr. White arrived.
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Julia Prendeville
Prospect Street
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Frank Riley
Charles S. Johnston
M. W. White
Ordinations and church notices fill Somerville Sunday schedule
Ordination of Rev. Frederick Algernon Wilmot at Third Universalist Church West Somerville features multiple pastors and ceremonies. Public receptions for outgoing Baptist missionaries follow at Ford Hall with Boston groups. Bromfield Street Church appoints Joel M. Leonard as assistant pastor without altering his mission duties. Also, Perrin Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will host a preacher from Boston University. A Providence bishop performs a marriage at the Church of the Advent. Roxbury Presbyterian Church plans a summer kindergarten in its vestry.
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Frederick Algernon Wilmot
Third Universalist Church of
West Somerville
Vernon E. Blagborough
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Boston
Harley Davidson Maxwell
Frederick William Hamilton
Charles Conklin
Wilmot
Joel M. Leonard
Methodist Religious Society
Bromfield Street
Tremont Street
Boston City
George Croft Cell
Boston University School of Theology
Perrin Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Newton Lower Falls
Pernicious travel risks for women in English lands warned
Roy Norton previews a Post Magazine piece predicting harsh experiences for a pretty woman traveling abroad, with England and the colonies noted as safer exception. The article signals caution and societal attitudes toward female travelers in the forthcoming issue.
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Roy Norton
Next Sunday
Post
England
Colonies
Polish immigrant Mary Ankoski held for infant murder
Mary Ankoski a 20 year old Polish girl who arrived six months ago is under surveillance at Cambridge Relief Hospital and technically held for the murder of an infant born to her yesterday.
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Mary Ankoski
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Fire prompts rescue of four children on Parker Hill
Firefighters battled a blaze behind 205 Hillside Street in Roxbury after an alarm from Box 284. Residents say narrow streets prevented fire apparatus from reaching Parker Hill Avenue, delaying response and prompting rescue of four children.
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Parker Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Hillside Street
Fire rescue lifts family from burning house on Hillside Street
Mrs. Scannell and four children narrowly escape a blaze that trapped them on the top floor. Neighbors Mrs. Kaine and Mrs. Maloney assisted, while Mrs. Keenan and 12-year-old Robert Bowen saved Elizabeth and James, with the fire beginning on the lower veranda and police reporting several boys involved.
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David A. Scannell
James
John
Margaret
Elizabeth
Fire Damages Several Homes on Parker Hill Hill Auditory
Fire damaged multiple floors in a residence at Parker Hill avenue. John H Looby on the first floor and H Heintzmann on the second suffered partial losses while Scannell on the top floor saw four rooms burned. Uninsured owner James Cahill noted fire horses struggled on the oiled Hill and ladder engines stalled near No 20 Parker Hill. Damage around 2500 dollars.
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John H. Looby
H. Heintzmann
Scannell
James Cahill
Hillside Street
Parker Hill Avenue
Cahill
Hub Auto Smash In Portsmouth N H
A touring car from Boston owned by Massachusetts General Company driven by Roland Sharpe and a car owned by Dr C W Hannaford of Portsmouth collided at Marcy and South Mill streets. Both cars were badly damaged but all occupants escaped with slight injuries. The Boston car carried two ladies including Mrs James Leary of Boston. The party continued to Portland by rail.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Massachusetts General Company
Boston
Roland Sharpe
C. W. Hannaford
Marcy
South Mill Streets
James Leary
Mill Street
Portland
Starr Family Reunion Held At Plymouth
The Starr Family Association held its annual reunion in Plymouth with members from around the world. In the forenoon J. H. Westfall spoke, followed by remarks from Mrs. E. B. Wheeler of Boston, George B. Starr of Australia on Starrs in Australia, and Hosea Starr Ballow discussing Harvard College land grant from 1638.
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Plymouth
Starr Family Association
South Duxbury
J. H. Westfall
E. B. Wheeler
Boston
George B. Starr
Australia
Police Seek Missing Boy In Charlestown
Mrs Thomas Cotter reports her 15 year old son Peter F Cotter missing since Friday He left 12 Johnson Avenue Charlestown at 645 am with lunch as if going to work He was reportedly discharged from Western Union Telegraph Company the day before Charlestown and Boston police alerted and search continues.
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Thomas Cotter
Peter F. Cotter
Western Union Telegraph Company
Johnson Avenue
Charlestown
The
Western Union
Boston
$25 000 More for Gettysburg Camp
Secretary Garrison urged congressional military committees to guarantee a further 25 000 dollars for the Gettysburg anniversary camp. Officials now expect 50 000 veterans, up from 40 000, to attend next month expanding celebration needs and arrangements.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Garrison
Congressional
Garage Permit Denied in Cambridge Right
The full bench of the Supreme Court denies Harold A. Storer the right to erect a public garage at 41 West Street in Cambridge in a decision filed yesterday.
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The
Supreme Court
Harold A. Storer
West Street
Cambridge
Department store romance teased by Vera Edmondson
Next Sunday’s Post Magazine promises another Vera Edmondson romance featuring a heroine who is the chief artist in the store’s advertising department.
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Post
Vera Edmondson
Driver Hurt In Collision In Malden
Edward F Norton driver for McLean Wet Wash Laundry of Malden was injured when his wagon collided with a car owned by Dr. Robert W French and driven by George Potter. Norton was taken to Malden Hospital with severe injuries but is expected to recover. The crash occurred as the wagon began turning from Auburn to Salem streets. the horse fled several blocks before a passerby stopped it. The wagon suffered minor damage. the car lost its left mud guard and engine damage. The chauffeur was uninjured.
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Edward F. Norton
McLean Wet Wash Laundry
Malden
Malden Hospital
Robert W. French
Washington Street
George Potter
Eastern Avenue
Norton
Auburn Street
Salem Street
Three Women Held on Shoplifting Charge
Three women were arrested yesterday afternoon for shoplifting. Mrs Margaret Fisher of 8 Linden Place and Miss Willian Shields of 102 C Street, both from South Boston, were charged with conspiring to steal from department stores. Mrs Lizzie Martin of 727 Tremont Street, South End, allegedly took two waists.
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South Boston
Margaret Fisher
Linden Place
Willian Shields
C_ street
Lizzie Martin
Tremont Street
South End
Fisherwoman
Miss Shields
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Fitzgerald
Civil Service List
Frank A. Goodwin
Progressive City Committee
Elevator “Trust
Union Hat Co.’S
Hanover St
Genuine President Braces
Boston Garters
H. CO
Hanover ST. Opp
Union ST. Tunnel Station
Nila Ideal
Waterman
L. E. Waterman Company
School Street
iMag (Inc
North
Alaska
Richmond Brand
O’k Root
Wes
Ponde Pasa
Laconia
Bluecher
Germany
Edmund J. Casey
Brewers’ Association
J. Keith Clement
C. C. Nash
Andor Garvay
G. Herbert Windeler
Evelyn
Switzerland
Clara E. Craig
Providence
Maria Montessori
James A. Craig
Charles E. Lauriat
George S. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
F. E. Chadwick
Chadwick
John J. Kennedy
Walter B. Phillips
Eleanor Phillips
Newton
F. A. Hammond
F. A. Hammond of This City
Theodore Prudden
Elvira Prudden
Edith Prudden
Brookline
One
Boston Baptist Social Union
Woman’s Baptist Social Union
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Ford Hall
George McClellan’ Fiske
D. D
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
R. I
Prentiss Hobbs Manning
Church of the Advent
James de Wolf Perry, Jr
Rhode Island
William Harman van Allen
Roxbury Presbyterian Ch
Arteres Bible Schools
Vorenberg
Vorenbergs
Washington, Hanover and Eim Sts
Parker Hill
HUB Auto
Starr
Juand
House of Values
Hanover @EImOSts
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