Hammond Sues Hope Over Public Records Case in Chelsea
Frank B. Hammond chairman of the Chelsea Board of License Commissioners sues stock broker Frank H. Hope for 5000 in Suffolk Superior Court alleging malicious prosecution. The suit stems from Hope’s charge about public inspection of records and a Chelsea District Court ruling on records custody. Chelsea politics intensify as Rev Dr Stebbins asks to confiscate liquor, pressing Mayor Willard and Chief Hudson for action.
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Frank B. Hammond
Chelsea Board of License Commissioners
Frank H. Hope
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Sullivan Found Guilty of Breaking and Entering
Daniel J. Sullivan was found guilty of breaking and entering the house of Horatio Collins on May 38 in the Superior Criminal Court. Mrs. Collins detained him until a patrolman arrived, after he pretended to be a plumber and threatened trouble if interfered with.
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Horatio Collins
Superior Criminal Court
Republicans in Chicago Exhibit Open Town Spirit at Convention
Boston delegates tour a wide open Chicago on Sunday enjoying bars barber shops and theatres while hotel prices surge. Mayor Woods wears a straw hat as ex-Congressman Davis attends for Lincoln’s nomination and delegates discuss Lane Crane and Long amid lively hotel and venue scenes.
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Root Urges Country To Remain Republican at Convention
Former Secretary of War Elihu Root, temporary chairman, defends Republican record and leadership. He highlights treasury efficiency, anti trust actions, rail and postal reforms, Philippine governance, Alaska boundary settlement, and Monroe Doctrine expansion while urging continued support and trust in the party and President Roosevelt.
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Spain
Missing Malden Teen Sought By Police Across Cities
Malden and Boston police search for 15 year old Frank Collins of 12 Phillips Street son of C P Collins who has been missing from his home since last Friday. The notice lists the boy as unaccompanied and requests information from the public.
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Maleden
Boston
Frank Collins
Phillips Street
C. P. Collins
Eczema relief story promotes Cuticura remedies
A Brooklyn man details five months of facial eczema improved by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent after nurse-like care from physicians failed. He credits the products with removing scales and enabling social activity within a month and notes no trouble since 1903, while praising their purity safety and economy.
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Stagg St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bet Bergen
Benga Colon
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