Jurors Named for Nawn Trial in Boston Topics
A special venire sent to the Board of Aldermen requests twenty-two grand and thirty-four traverse jurors for next month's extra session. The pool includes Michael Sinnott, James J. Hart, James M. Kennedy, William L. Sterling, Albert O. Heath, John M. Nolan, Albert S. Blood, Peter H. McNulty Jr, Edward Souther, Joseph Langone and others from wards 1 through 23. The aim is to seat jurors for the Nawn contract case tied to City Hall teaming frauds. two sessions were drawn, with Nawn trial likely to use the second session jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Manning
Superior Criminal Court
John Nawn
Roxpury
Alderman Lott
Paige
Nawn
Michael Sinnott
Charter Street
James J. Hart
Utica Street
Hudson Street
Quinn
James M. Kennedy
Ashburton Place
Milk Street
William L. Sterling
Boston
Bennington Street
Albert O. Heath
Franklin Street
Newton Street
Brighton
Scollans
Jacob Kohl
Mechanic Street
Kelley and
Raddish
Frederick H. Morse
Beacon Street
John M. Nolan
South
Beach Street
East Sixth Street
Ward
Albert S. Blood
Dorchester
Mt. Vernon Street
John P. McCarthy
East Broadway
Peter H. McNulty, Jr
Tammany Braves
Kendricks Club
Eaton Street
Michael Whitty
Fourth Street
Richard A. Leigh
West End
Allen Street
Charles R. Howard
Warren Street
Curtis
Nathan H. Dole Lves
Glen Road
Purchase Street
Bernard J. McCabe
Charlestown
Sackville Street
West End Street Railway
Frederick M. Patten
Mr. Patten
Murdock Street
Hygienic Manufacturing Company
Boylston Street
Louis F. Gray
Tappan Street
Roslindale
Samuel E. Nelson
Kilkenny
Liberty Square
Gabe W. Becker
Clark’s Hotel
Becker & Co
Kingston Street
Thomas B. Everett
Lincoln Street
Tomas A. Quinn
Ard
West Seventh Street
Edward EK. Souther
Corbett
Baldwin Street
Frank A. Fuller
Bulfinch Place
Tremont Street
Joseph Langone
North End
North Street
Endicott Street
Charles E. Browne
Holyoke Street
List of 60+ Ward Officials and Addresses in Superior Court Draw
A roster compiled for the Superior Criminal Court lists Alderman Lott as the drafter and enumerates dozens of ward and street addresses. Names include Mahoney, McIntyre, Rand, Pendergast, Brown, Peabody, Thayer, Morse, Sherburne, Toomey, Butler, Coughlin, Curley, Wilcox, Roche, Turner, Silva, Hall, Coolidge Jr., McCloskey, McGovern, Engel, Murray, Walker, Doyle, Reilly, Wallace, Buckley, Badger, Brennan, Tibbetts, Gannon, and Cobb among others with their street addresses. The document appears to be a public-facing list associated with a court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Lott
Cornelius E. Mahoney
Arnold Street
Joseph A. McIntyre
Nashua Street
R. Hovey Rand
Appleton Street
John Pendergast
William H. Brown
Dorchester Street
Joseph F. Peabody
Common Street
Eugene L. Thayer
Cambridge Street
Asa G. Morse
Athens Street
Charles H. She
Hawthorne Street
James A. Reilly
Salem Street
Ellis R. Wallace
Berkeley Street
Dennis Buckley
Bunker Hill Street
W. C. H. Badger
Jerome Street
John J. Brennan
Mercer Street
Mark Tibbetts
Frank L. Cobb
Hyde Park Avenue Avenue
Trial of Lang bribery charges in East Cambridge
The trial of alleged bribery against James C. Donovan Edward R. Donovan and Bernard D. OConnell of Lowell was continued in Superior Court East Cambridge before Judge Bond. Defense argued to quash while prosecution urged jury submission. Judge Bond reserved ruling on note value until case end. John C. Burke opened for the defense scoring Lang and detailing his political prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Donovan
Edward R. Donovan
Bernard D. O'Connell
Lowell
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Bond
Elder
Weir
John C. Burke
Lang
Oil Station Debate Divides Chelsea Aldermen On Site
Chelsea boards struggle over a petition by Leonard and Ellis to build an oil storage station. A hearing drew resistant residents while the fire committee asserted no fire risk if approved under proper supervision. A split vote defeated an amendment to grant the location, and the motion to refer passed 7 to 6. The session opened with a hearing on St Luke's Episcopal Church protesting a new police station near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Leonard & Ellis
Committee On Fire Department
Board of Fire Engineers
Alderman Webber
Soley
Gill
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
J L Gardner Dominates Floral Awards at Horticultural Hall
At the annual strawber ries and roses exhibition in Hort icultural Hall J L Gardner won multiple prizes including first for three orchids and second for specimen orchids. W P Winsor also took a second in orchid specimens while E R Thayer earned first for six orchids. E A Mitton received first for tuberous begonias and W H Manda was awarded a silver gratuity medal for Laetitia Superba. A noted collection of Lilian Nordica roses by M H Walsh drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
J. L. Gardner
W. P. Winsor
E. R. Thayer
E. A. Mitton
W. H. Manda
M. H. Walsh
Giant hippos on show at Huntington grounds in 19th century menagerie
In the Huntington avenue grounds a pair of full grown hippos, male and female, are displayed in a large tank as part of the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bros. circuit. Brought to America eighteen years ago as infants, they have adapted to water and near freezing temps, astonishing crowds with their size and rarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue
America
Sells Bros
Adam Forepaugh
Athens
Quo warranto seeks to oust Boston Democratic city committee
Lawyers for Curtis Earle Graham and Morrissey filed quo warranto to remove Crohan O Rourke Corcoran and Shanley from Boston Democratic city committee seats. Hearings set for Monday. dispute hinges on ward 16 election and legal status of the city committee under Massachusetts law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Curtis
Lawrence J. Earle
James J. Graham
Richard P. Morrissey
Ward 16
John Crohan
Joseph B. O’rourke
Peter H. Corcoran
John W. Shanley
Democratic City Committee
Messrs. Curtis
Earle
Graham
Morrissey
Boston
Frederick S. Gore
Ward
Election Board
Democratic State Committee
John B. Goodrich
Thomas J. Kenny
Gore
Drohan
O'Rourke
Corcoran
Shanley
Kenny
New Bedford
Attorney-General
Supreme Judicial Court
Board of
Hlection Commissioners
Corecoran
Democratic City Committee of
Massachusetts
Brave Forty-Fifth Reunion Of Massachusetts Volunteers
The twenty second annual reunion of the Forty fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers gathered at the Atlantic House Nantasket with about 150 members and guests. Officers were elected for both the regiment and the Sons and Daughters of the Forty fifth, the event closing with dress parade and a farewell at the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fifth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Atlantic House
Nantasket
Forty-fifth
William H. Ward
Augustus B. Loring
Boston
Alice Breck
Milton
Royal P. Barry, Jr
Melrose
Amy F. Barry
Jennie L. Hatch
Plorence M. Walker
Elsie H. Caret
Henry &. Loring
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Cold Water Cleaning Revolution
The naptha based soap by Fels & Company claims to combine soap and naptha for cleaning without hot water. It loosens dirt and grease in cold or warm water, reduces wash-day labor, and removes spots from fabrics and carpets. A sample bar can be requested by mailing a postal card to Philadelphia makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fels & Company
Philadelphia
Fels-Naptha Company
Police officer faces drunkenness charge in East Boston
Patrolman John J. Coughlin of Station 7 appeared before the Board of Police to answer a drunkenness charge filed by Lieutenant George D. Yeaton. The incident was alleged to have occurred June 4 at the East Boston District Court and the case was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Coughlin
Board of Police
George D. Yeaton
Coughlin
Hquor
East Boston District Court
Copper market soars as Mont leads with 5,000,000 pounds sale
Tuesday evening June 22 sparks copper shares rally with Boston & Montana leading to 132. Calumet & Hecla gains to 39 with Butte & Boston at 221 4. Ole Dominion, Osceola, Tamarack Jr. climb. Tamarack Jr. strong on talk of June 25. United States Oil notes six districts and 65 wells. Rock Island declares 1 2 percent dividend. New York Stock Exchange to close July 2–6. copper demand seen rising to 12 cents before year end. PINKHAM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Mont Na
Calumet & Hecla
Butte & Boston
Old Dominion
Osceola
Tamarack, Jr
Quincy
Coppers
Boston & Montana
St. Paul Common
United States Oil
William A. Paine
United States Oil Company
Floyd
Ingraham-Ogden
Cecil
Richwood
Hendershot
Cornwall
Standard Oil Company
Butte, Mont
Boston News
Butte & Boston Mining Company
East Gray Rock
West Gray Rock
Blue Jay
Harrington Placer
Rock Island
New York Stock Exchange
Pinkham
Atchison
M & St
Dom Coal
Bristol de Seri
Boston & Albany
Dexter Folder Co
C. A. Pinkham
Rodd
Taft
Bynner
Knapp
Cure&soy
Starratt
Cairn
Bowen
Conroy
Brigham
Herrick
Turner
Jacobs
Old Colony
Tighe
White
Gosman
Hill
Campbell
Eastman
Pp & Rog
Farrel
Walker
Union Pac Fle
Buck
Guldinga
West End
Sawyer
Tayne
Arnold
Hanley
Thayer
Boston S Mont
Ibis
Memenns
Snow
Hardy Co
Tinsselt
Butte & B
Milne
Cal & Hee
Allston Co-op
Bank
Haynes
McDonald
Bowman
Centennial
Whittle
Ramsey
Crosby
Arren
Kearsarge
Jenkins
Treadwell
Aig
Dato Hinckley
Guyon
Pioneer
Ave
Pattee Quine Ee
Eliy Va. Gore
Dob
Chesterton
DeRosay
Santa Yaabe
McCne
Nell
Pullman
Tibbetts
N. HW
R Cone
Katham
Hatch
Smith
Wayne Elec
Civil Court Sales List and Docket of Cases
Official report of sales and closing prices from the civil court sittings. The document lists numerous case numbers and parties including Koller versus Goessl, Burke versus Norcross, Roach versus Hopkins, Davis versus Globe Newspaper Co, Hogan versus Divers Union Ice Co, and others. It notes fourth and extra jury sessions and references various firms and local entities such as Boston, West End R R, and First Nat Bank of Chelsea in the ongoing docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koller
Goessl
Burke
Norcross
Roach
Hopkins
Ie Ood A
Boston Transcript Co
Davis
Globe
Op. Ee
Same
Hogan
Dnivers’ Union Ice Co
Nevins
Eaves
Atlantic Novelty Mfg. Co
Pendleton
Wakefield & S. St. R. BR
Jewett
Oliver
Jones
N. Y
H. BR
Dunn
Bigelow Dowse Co
Murphy
Boston
McGarraban
N. H
Zeigler
Brown
Tewhart
Parks
Dutton
Secanlan
West End R. R
Palmer
Tyne & Ee
R. R
O' Toole
Tuttle
West Ciena
Byrnes
Archdeacon
Brookline Gas Co
Stone
Sanborn
Cole
Boston Leather Co
McMahon
Cushing
McKenna
Reed
Onn
Lyon
Reynolds
Pscc
Newman
Haley
Harvey
Abbott
Hounds
Moore
Hawkins
Waterbury Mfg. Co
E W. Turner Co
O'Keefe
Crosby
McCracken
Dinsmore
Bank of Chelsea
Hall
Ward
Pontone
Ternstein
Perkins
Lamson Con
S. Co
City of Boston
Micklejohn
West End
Boudreau
O'Riordan
Norria
Nemser
Watson
Cook
Randall
Weymout
Prince
Bos
Sue St. Dye Co
Turach
Beppe
Houghton Va
Milford Pink Granite Co
Nichols
Bernstein
Murdock Parlor Grate Co
County of
Stock Sales Record at 178 Devonshire Street
Office note documents sales of stock at 178 Devonshire Street. It lists 15 shares COM with a price shorthand and appears to reference a purchaser named Reane Boveri with a deseyenes service line and a value of 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire Street
Reane Boveri Our Deseyenes Svc
Ieee Weilae
Session List of Civil Cases From Cambridge Superior Court
The June trial calendar lists numerous civil cases in order with docket numbers such as 10 542 Leatherbee v Doyle and 10 748 Smith v Ascher, ending near 11 92 He nze v Jacobs. The court is hearing contested libel for divorce and the calendar runs to page 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Leatherbee
Doyle
Smith
Ascher
Stillings
Babbitt
Manson
Bailey
Tuttle
Grover
Millard
F. Ins. Co
Connor
Same
Thayer
Anchor Electric Co
Rauskold
Bost. Lumber Co
Kenerson
Pfingst
Fire & M. I. Co
Niagara F. Ins
Imperial F. Ins
Lane
Brown
Wood
Kennedy
Keating
Worthen
Robinson
Harris
Souther
Sauseville
Coles
Barrett
Sturtevant
Moore
Worth
Heinze
Jacobs
Hoyt
Leonard
Rasch
Strecker
Wilkinson
Crowther
Wayo
Public Market & Provision Co
Horton
Dixon
Shea
Drysdale
Clark
Crabtree
Childs
Autom
R. L. Co
Leverone
Tassinari
Hyde
Graham
Bormby
Parker
Morris
Foster
Taylor
Cobb
Trask
Troy
McDermott
Superior Court
Ner Ss
Cambridge
Undar, J
Boat Thieves Nabbed After Harbor Stunt
Two youths from South Boston confessed to stealing Julius Soderberg’s boat from Lewis wharf two months ago. They face possible prosecution while the boat, recently painted and fitted with eight new rowlocks, is identified among the local craft. Meanwhile ships pass Castle Island as steamers show colored pennants and fishermen seek smelts near Commercial wharf in a bustling waterfront scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Soderberg
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Glasgow
Pallas
Castle Island
McCallum
Liverpool
Sylvester L. Ward
Kate Jones
Evans
Lockwood’s
Jones
C. W. Crocker
Portland
Anna E. J. Morse
Crocker
Bath
Indian
Simpson's Jury Dock
Yarmouth
Georgie L. Drake
Savannah
George A. Cormack
Yampa
Southampton
Eng
New London
Lizard
Cormack
Richard S. Palmer
Ethelburga
Montevideo
New York
Helen Brewer
Mahaney
Charles Brewer & Co
Anser Point
Shanghai
John F. Krong
McDonald
Sabine Pass
Kingston
Jam
Bahia
Landsman
Chief Ray to Be Heard Before Board on Police Hearing
Chief of Police Ray of the Revere police asks for a hearing and investigation after being invited to resign. The Selectmen grant the request and schedule the hearing for tomorrow evening at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Ray
Ray
Revere
Shipping News Minute Almanac June 23
Shipping news items list arrivals and clearances from Newport News to Philadelphia and beyond. Vessels include steamers Philadelphia Bostonian Kansas and many tugs and barges, with sugar, fruit, and other cargoes. Details specify origins such as Newport News Liverpool London and Halifax, plus destinations in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McCallum
Liverpool
Barnstable
McGrath
Port Antonio
Jam
Sterling
Keene
Baltimore
Tungleader
J. F. Merry
Newport News
Bay State
Snowman
Portland
Penonsecot
Pierce
Bangor
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Clo
Ine
Bre'John
P.R
Halifax
N. S
Catawissa
Tayer
Richardson
Stattlesnake
Elmwood
Dudley Pray
Coffin
Alice
Clara
Wrestler
Kelly
Apgle
W. Weston
Kate Jones
Evans
Vineyard Haven
Balle
Bizarre
C. Kelly
le Blanc
New Carlisle
P. Q
C.K. Tlint
Hart
New York
Sallie KB
Ludiam
Kelson
Hoboken
Mary Brewer
Nelson
New Brighton
M. C. Moseley
Wooster
Port
George Hl. Mills
Lunt
Gamma
Machias
Junietta
Look
South Gardiner
Bostonian
Parker
London
Eiffel Tower
Norfolk
Cestrian
Scud
New Richmond
Lexington
River Herbert
A. Higgins
Grand Manan
N. B
Etta BE
Tanner
Mereghan
Hazel Glen
Tlalifax
Florence Abbott
Jordan Bay
Onora
Annapolis
Kansas
Eng
Scandinavian
Glasgow
Manitoba
Saturn
Orfolk
Ounkland
Mercedita
Joshua Lovett
Binghampton
Bynn
Scranton
Passaic
Ice King
Kennebec
Easex
Buenos Ayres
Stemers Halifax
Pottsville
Gilbarton
Golonthia
Bocas del Toro
Boston
Yarmouth
Jog
Alasaka
Larberry
Keystone
Joseph Yen Jr
Roberta's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry W. Grey
Herbert B. Reed
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
William H. Wetsell
Forest Street
Old 110 Court
Hallock
ICA Institute
Court Street
Mass
Boston, Mass
Frederick
Nantasket Beach
Officer Coughlin
Monty
United States
Boston Stock Exchange
Superior Court—Lesent Jury
Hammond and
Sherman, Jr
Av. Bank
Northwest
St. Paul
Sugar
Corey, Milliken & Co
RBOND
Exchange Bldg
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
State Street
Seeeeesereers
Mollie Gibson
Brunswick
Eeseeseesewers
Boston & Cripple Creek
Eureka Tire
Ces Eee
Eenerereeeres
Wilson W. Fay & Co
van Choate Electric
Altham International Motor
Webster Oil Mae Seine
American Soda Fountain
the van Choate Electric Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Southern
Iowa
Chesapeake & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
den & Rio Grande Pref
Hocking Valle
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Met Traction
Michigan Central
Sae Minn
Sus & W
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Stauth Wit
Chie & St L
Weaee
North American Co
Northern Pacific
St Paul
Dore
St Paul & Omaha
Southern Pacific
E.es
Nena Railway
E.e
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Seeeses Gl
Seetereeeneues
Wieding & Take Erle
American Tobacco . Org
Chicago Gas
Col F & Iron
General Electric
Nat Lin Oil
Pacific Mail O
Pullman Palace
Tenn Coal & Iron
U S
Western Union
Ccerees
Shipping News
Medical
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Harvard Medical College
Chichester
Onichorter Chemical
Linde
Eules
Parisian Remedy CO
Tremont St
Dr. Warren
Warren Remedies CO
Ladieds
Stanley
DR. Thompson & Herman
Tremont Row
Warren Line
Norseman
Cambroman
Sachem
Kansae
Queenstown
Michigan
Canada
Sagamore
John Farley & Sons
State St. Swill
Fitchburg Docks
Warren & CO
Mile Street
Ohio
Paris
St.Louis
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Cunard Line
Alexander Martin
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Providence
Nort Newport News
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic
W._P. TURNER
J.C. Whitney
Traffic
Tonday m. Ence
Charleston
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Fiske Building
LEX
Ocean Steamship Co
Superior
Pier 34
North River
Washington St
Ricardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Hoosac Tunnel
Custom House
Milk St
American Bell Telephone CO
William K. Driver
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Daniel A. Gleason
Alpheus M. Stetson, Milby Strees
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