Jury to Probe Dark Closet in Kelcher Trial
The federal grand jury will begin a detailed inquiry into the sensational dark closet feature of the recent Kelcher trial. William M. Flaherty, who testified about the dark closet, has been summoned to appear before the grand jury today as part of the investigation into misapplication of National City Bank of Cambridge funds involving Coleman and Kelcher.
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Federal Grand Jury
Big Bill” Kelcher
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Coleman
William M. Flaherty
Dark closet testimony shocks grand jury probe in Kelcher case
A hidden shorthand note of a Coleman Keliher conversation taken by Fla herty behind a door in the parlor sparks a grand jury probe. U S District Attorney French seeks a fuller examination and possible indictments against the fare gang including Walsh Marshall and Strosneider as more witnesses face scrutiny.
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Fis
Coleman
Keliher
United States
French
Kelcher
Bere Penn
Taylor
Ishall
Sawyer
Northampton Street
Penn
Baldwin
John J. Eardley
John R. Marshall
Fare
Western Union Telegraph Company
Francis J. Wood
Grand Jury
Flaherty
Mamie Hightower
Wilson W. Lockhart
George W. Coleman
Fare Gang
Martin J. Walsh
John N. Strosneider
Wood
Kellher
Busy day at T Wharf as fish arrivals flood in
Yesterday at T wharf saw heavy activity with twenty six groundfish fares, a swordfish trip, and three mackerel loads. Total groundfish reached 738,700 pounds including haddock, cod, hake, pollock and flounder while Valentinna brought 22 swordfish from Georges with 21 cents a pound. The Anita arrived from Cuba with 16,666 banana bunches and 207 crates of grapefruit.
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T Wharf
Charles O’neal
Georges
O’neal
Yankee
Edward Stanley
Nokomis
John Pettypaw
Rose Standish
Standish
James O'Neal
Gracie Lhreeman
Newport
New Bedford
Yarmouth
Halifax
Haddock
Rose Cabral
Louisa R. Sylva
Flora J. Sears
Spray
Harvester
Mary BE. Cooney
Pace
Emerald
Robert & Arthur
Tae Elva L
Geo. E. Lane, Jr
E. A. Rich
CIA
Charles Dyer
Rose Dorothea
Maud F. Silva
Ida S. Brooks
Fannie B. Atwood
Poe Regina
Vie Juniata
Gladys & Nellie
Coo
Joseph FP
Johnson
Anita
Commercial Wharf
Nipe Bay
Cuba
Bragger
Ida Cuneo
Simmons
Phineas W. Sprague
Port Arthur
Texas
William Booth
Jacksonville
Booth
Doane
Inetain Linklater
Conservatory Graduates Receive Their Diplomas
The New England Conservatory of Music held commencement at the Boston Opera House. Director George W. Chadwick conducted as graduates performed works by Bach Beethoven Saint-Saëns and Verdi and received diplomas after a short address. Notable performers included John Bayard Currie Lee Marian Pattison Rebecca H Andrews S B Charles Ida L Pierce Harold B Simonds Stella R Crane Julius L Chaloff and others.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Boston Opera House
George W. Chadwick
Opera House
Conservatory Orchestra
J. &. Bach
John Bayard Currie
Cambridge
Beethoven
Lee Marian Pattison
Des Moines
Iowa
Rebecca H. Andrews
Gloucester
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Israel
S. B. Charles
Albany
N. Y
Saint-Saens
Ida L. Pierce
Mozart
Harold B. Simonds
Marlboro
Widor
Marceau
Mass
Big Bill Kelcher Sees Freedom Ahead on Bail
Kelcher expects to post a $50,000 bail by Friday at the latest and end his confinement at Charles Street jail. He endures a strenuous day in a hot narrow cell with 92 degree heat, missing his usual crowd and comforts of life. His lawyer says bail will be secured Thursday or Friday at the latest.
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Inveramsay
Aberdeen
Watson
Sydney
Channel
Bloemfontein
New York
China
Japan
Europe
Cunard ‘Line
Saxonia
KE. H. Pentecost
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
Michael Levis
Pentecost
Barr
Banes
Cuba
Broomfield
Pomaron
Portugal
Charleston
Kelcher
Charles Street
Winthrop
Daniel H. Coakley
Keliber
Keliher
Farewell Surprise for John J. Agnew
John J. Agnew of East Boston received a farewell surprise party at 178 Webster Street on the eve of a three month trip to Europe. The event, hosted by friends, featured remarks from John B. O'Higgins, treasurer of Division 43 A. O. H., and a standing cross presented by the East Boston Social and Dramatic Club.
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John J. Agnew
Webster Street
East Boston
Europe
John B. O'Higgins
Mr. Agnew
Shipping News: June 22 Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Shipping notes list arrivals and clearances for June with steamers and schooners entering and leaving ports. Vessels include Bohemian McCallum Anita Prince George Halifax Kershaw Harvard City of Gloucester plus numerous tugs barges and schooners. Entries show departure ports destinations schedules and navigational details for the day.
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Bohemian
McCallum
Liverpool
Anita
Bragger
Nipe Bay
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Halifax
Fllis
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Harvard
Colberth
New York
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Boxer
Walls
Philadelphia
Holton
George R. Stetson
Salem
Plymouth
Charles T. Gallagher
Guilmet
Beverly
Bessie
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Lynn
Reading
Mariner
Nesbit
Sadie Ross
Ross
Savage
Hand
Baltimore
Florrie V
Blane
Campbellton
N. B
Esther Ann
Green
Apalachicola
Fla
Addie M. Lawrence
Margaret M. Ford
Webster
Cto
Onward Br
Port Wade
E. McNichol
Beal
Westport
Phineas W. Sprague
Simmons
Port Arthur
Tex
William Booth
Emmons
Jacksonville
Leora M. Thurlow
Lewis
Woodbridge
N. J
Saxonia
Queenstown
Kentucky
Dan
Copenhagen
Ocean
Louisburg
Melrose
City of Memphis
Savannah
Indian
Ontario
H. M. Whitney
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
Simon (Br
F . Vda
Tugs. Ae
Long Tug and Barge Movements Sink into Maritime RouteNotes
A string of vessel movements lists barges and scows bound for ports from New York to Virginia. Names include Stroudsburg, Paoli, Oxford, Newport News, Lackawanna, Hoboken, Ampere, Waverly, Chemung, Neponset, Cape Gloucester, Agnes, Theoline, Rodney Parker, Henry L. Peckham, Kennebec, Alexandria, Pearl Nelson, Grand Manan, Vineyard Haven, and George R. Smith among others.
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New York
Stroudsburg
Paoli
Partland
Oxford
South Amboy
Monocacy
Philadelphia
Langhorne
Maple Hill
Rutherford
Concord
Cardenas
Newport News
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Nod
Ampere
Waverly
Chemung
Neponset
Sandwich
Mariner
Gloucester
Agnes
Schoon
Theoline
Jacksonville
Rodney Parker
Henry L. Peckham
Kennebec
Alexadria
Pearl Nelson
Grand Manan
Vineyard Haven
F. C
Edwards
E H Smith Opens New Men’s Shoe Dept with Summer Reductions
The E H Smith Company at 11 13 Temple Place launches a men’s shoe department with summer price cuts. Men’s shoes marked down from $5 to $7.50 to $3.95 and $4.95 amid a broad display of footwear for women and children and onyx hosiery. The firm notes strong customer response to the sale and its 18 years in business.
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E. H. Smith Company
Temple Place
F E. H. Smith
Minnesota Republicans endorse Taft while re affirming Roosevelt policies
The Minnesota Republican State Convention met in St. Paul on June 21 and endorsed President Taft as wise and conciliatory. It voted overwhelmingly to table a resolution reaffirming unalterable support for Theodore Roosevelt's policies and nominated a full state ticket.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Tent House Covering Instructions From The Post
Boys across New England await next Sunday's Post for full directions on making the covering for the pretty and useful tent house. The design was featured in last Sunday's issue.
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New England
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Coakley, Coakley & Sherman
Mrs. Taylor
Natick
William i. Garland
Marshall
John Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Frank Young
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Marguerite L. Taylor
Miss Hightower
Maurice Ketten
John
Gort
Pifele
Conservatory
la Touraine
W.S. Quinby Company
Toa
Nantucket
Shipping News
Canadian
Limon
Port Limon
C. R
Bradford
Port Antonia
Jam
Nipe
Governor Cobb
Mercedese
Clementsport
Plympton
John R. Fell
St. George
N. Bb
NEW Men’s Shoe Department
T. R
Winter Street
Pongee Coats
Lloyds Eyeglasses
Washington St
Boylston St
Summer St
Massachusetts Ave
Andrew J. Lloyd CO
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