Wreckt Rutland Bank Cashier Pardoned in Rutland Case
The president pardoned Charles W. Mussey former cashier of the National Bank of Rutland Vermont who was convicted of misappropriating $100000. McClure and Edson were involved and sentenced. Mussey received a seven year term but was granted clemency due to ill health and long service.
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Washington
Charles W. Mussey
National Bank of Rutland
House of Correction
Massey
Goodwin Brown
New York
T. W. Mulloney
United States
McClure
George C. Phillips
Congregational Church of
Rutland
James L. Martin
Department of Justice
Martin
Marvin A. McClure
Mussey
Massey’s
Ational Bank of
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Vermont
D. D. Muir
Musaey
Hbank
H. C. Edson
Exigon
Harvard Defeats Yale 3–0 to Take Series Baseball
Harvard wins the second game of the Yale series 3 to 0 in New Haven as Clarkson shines on the mound. Yale fails to score while captain Robertson and Yale fielders deliver solid defense, and Harvard secures the series with clean hitting and strong pitching.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Clarkson
Bill
Conn
Guernsey
Devens
Stillman
Commencement
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Hay
Robertson
StHiman
Frantz
Robert
Guernecy
Waddell
Barnwell
Ake
Lidge
Eatay
Sharpe
Cook Pierce
Mies
Silas
Wendell
Clark
Reid
Jury Acquits Mrs. Bishop After 24 Hours of Deliberation
The jury found Mrs. June H. Bishop not guilty on 14 counts after a 24 hour trial in the Superior Criminal Court. Judge Bishop declared her a free woman as supporters cheered, while Swasey and Sughrue avoided comment. The jury will be recalled Thursday for further proceedings.
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June H. Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
Sughrue
George R. Swasey
W. Bond
W. L. Thompson
Manning
Political Split Threatens City Board Over Wheeler Seat
Aldermen debated removing Wheeler from the seat after a faction split on party lines. Mayor Hart faced pressure as the Republican and Democratic blocks clashed over confirmatory action and potential resignation.
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Chickering
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Wheeler
Board of Aldermen
Jesse M. Gove
Ty Nee Swelower
Isaac P. ‘Hutchinson
Mr. Wheeler
Hart
Hutchinson
Re Republan
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Saac
Jesse
Oniderman. Lomasney ‘Votin
Reublicans
Fort
Democrat Board
City Briefs On Injuries From Falls And Falls
David Frieberg of 460 oe street Flax bury sustained internal injuries after a 58 foot fall but may recover. Philip Dame of 48 Dover street broke an arm in a fall on ice steps. Joseph McDonough of 34 Cass Street Jamaica Plain, a fireman with Engine 30, fell from the ore house top thirty feet, left wrist and possible left hip fracture, transported to City Hospital.
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David Frieberg
Oe Street
Flaxbury
Philip Dame
Dover Street
Joseph McDonough
Cass Street
Jameica Plain
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