Constable Kenney Convicted of Larceny in Barber Shop
Boston constable John J. Kenney was tried in Municipal Court on larceny charges. He received a three month sentence in the House of Correction, appealed, and was held on $300 bonds. Evidence cited nine razors a hand mirror cigars tobacco and eau de cologne taken from Tibbetts barber shop. Kenney had served as a Boston constable since January after earlier posts in Newton Somerville and Watertown.
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John J. Kenney
Boston
Parmenter
House of Correction
Kenney
Newton
Somerville
Watertown
Middlesex County
Tibbetts
Congress Street
Aero Club Plans Major Balloon Race at Providence
Providence June 28 AERO CLUB hopes to stage one of the nation’s largest balloon races during Old Home week with seven or eight balloons expected to enter the contest in Providence.
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Providence
The
Aero Club
D A R Outing At Daisy Farm Dedham
The Minute-Men Chapter D A R held its annual outing at Daisy Farm in Dedham to honor Mrs Laura Wentworth Fowler founder of the Old South Chapter and Honorary member. The group toured Revolutionary relics at the Fowler home and visited the 1636 Fairbanks homestead with members from Boston Tea Party Old South and Dean Winthrop chapters attending.
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Dedham
Minute-Men
Daisy Farm
Laura Wentworth Fowler
Old South
Union Down
Micah Dyer
Clara Bell Perry
Ella Hayes
Ruth Dennis
Marion Costello
Minute Men
Boston Tea Party
Dean Winthrop
Indictment Stands Against Appleyard in Buffalo Case
Justice Brown ruled today on a motion to dismiss indictments against officers of the former German Bank. He dismissed all counts except those against Arthur E. Appleyard and Eugene A. Georger, charging grand larceny.
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Buffalo
Justice Brown
Arthur E. Appleyard
Eugene A. Georger
Ferocious Looking Fish Scares Lawyer At Nantasket Beach
A Boston lawyer A D Pennycuick dived near the Atlantic House and surfaced fleeing a large fish four feet long with wide jaws. Believing it alive and attacking him, onlookers attacked the creature with sticks before learning it was dead. The strange fish was floated ashore for examination by bathers.
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Nantasket
A. D. Pennycuick
Boston
Atlantic House
Cambridge shopkeeper charged with fraud in goods sale
Jacob Lewis a Cambridge street store keeper was committed for trial in the Superior Court on charges of obtaining goods from a New York clothing manufacturer by false pretence and selling them in bulk to another person without accounting to his creditor.
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Boston
Henry Siegel Co
Jacob Lewis
Cambridge Street
New York
Carrie Nation Fined Again For Disturbing Peace
Carrie Nation, in her 30th magistrate court appearance, was fined five dollars for causing a disturbance with her hatchet and 250 supporters. She defended her actions as a protest against liquor and tobacco, citing personal distress and a desire to save others.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Kimball
Nation
Paul
Granite Men in Peace Plan
Quincy June 28 Plans to insure peace in the granite industry are outlined in resolutions announced by James Duncan international secretary of the Granite Cutters' Union. The labor peace scheme provides for a joint three member council to settle disputes unresolved by local committees and to minimize strikes and lockouts nationwide.
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Quincy
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ Union
National Association of the Granite Industries of the
United States
Granite Cutters’ International Association of America
Granite Cutters’ International Association
Thomas Johnstone
Alex Cowe
A. C. Smith
C. Harry Rogers
Rockport
Mass
Alfred O. Black
William 8. Alexander
Barre
James Gourlay
Westerly
R. I
Fairbanks chained to bed after Vermont shooting
Brattleboro Vermont June 28 William Fairbanks who killed Mrs Mary P Grout at Gaxtons River about a month ago and then shot himself is recovering at Memorial Hospital chained to his bed to prevent escape.
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Brattleboro
William Fairbanks
Mary P. Grout
Gaxtons River
Memorial Hospital
Nantasket Beach Bathhouse Opens Early Due to Heat
The Metropolitan Park Commission will open the Nantasket Beach bathhouse on Sunday, advancing from the previously announced date because of the hot weather. Local officials expect higher weekend turnout and urge visitors to stay hydrated and safe in the sun.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Nantasket Beach
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Essex
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Henry Siegel
Essex St
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Mennen
Ricker
Chalten
Murry
Lannan
Florida
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Tland
W. L. Douglas
Brate the Great
Geo. C. Snow
Cugolf
Men’s Shoes
Oxfords
Essex Street Side
Nmain
Nainsook
At . Cc
Essex Street
Granite Men IN Peace Plan
Fairbanks
Texas Baby
Tex
Minna
J. H. Moody
Waco
George Menafee
Denver
Beecham
North End Savings Bank
Frank E. Buxton
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