Trial of John Dew and Mrs Hood in Stock Fraud Case
Mrs Louise Hood and alleged brother John Dew stand trial for larceny of stock certificates valued over 2600 and forging attorney letters. The case links Back Bay society and a railroad scheme, with Elizabeth Porter Gould and Hattie Florence Gould testifying that Dew forged signatures. The trial before Judge Gaskill resumes at 9:30 AM.
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Back Bay
John Dew
Chicago
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Thomas W. Proctor
Dew
American Sugar
United States Steel
American Telephone
Elizabeth Porter Gould
Miss Gould
Bennett F. Davenport
Misses Gould
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Moran Threatens Grand Jury Action Over Aldermen Deal
Moran charges a cross party deal among seven Aldermen in selecting two chairmen and vows to present evidence to the grand jury. He names Alderman Bangs and ex-counsel as key figures while Mayor Fitzgerald denies comment as the district attorney opens an inquiry into possible violations of statute and office ethics.
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Police Board
Moran
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Bangs
District Attorney's Office
Draper
Grand
D. T. Oconnell
District Attorney’s Office
O’connell
Morain
Baldwin
Alderman Draper
Joseph J. Norton
Death by Indigestion Promises From Stuart’s Tablets
A derisive health alarm urges readers to prevent indigestion with Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims undigested food poisons the blood, can cause heart failure, jaundice, or Bright’s disease, and promises quick relief and vitality after a meal. The ad touts 50c packages from druggists.
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Stuart
Ghiart
Aldermen Weigh Moran Move In Open Board Discussion
Interviews with Alderman Francis R. Bangs James M Curley and others reveal a range of views on Moran's handling of the Board of Aldermen chairman election. Several say the process was legal and proper while others decline to discuss the case citing propriety and ongoing inquiries. Dr T OConnell the mayor's private secretary also defers, noting his position and authority.
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Francis R. Bangs
Board of Aldermen
James M. Curley
Charles M. Draper
Bell
Baldwin
Moran
William J. Hennessey
T. O'Connell
Mayer
Chiffon Peroxaline Hair Braid Hats Appeal to Women
Fifty dozen chiffon Peroxaline hats and hair braids are offered at $2.00 each. The sale promotes between-season headwear for women, with items described as charming and affordable. Second Floor Hayward PI Side.
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Hayward PI
Hayward Place
Brookline School Vote and Town Officials Result
The Brookline Parents' Association fared poorly in the School Board caucus signaling reduced participation in town politics. Lionel Norman led for constable with 70 votes while several candidates won for school committee and town offices including Worthley as treasurer Wombley as collector Fitzgerald as park commissioner and Lyon Stross Stanwood and Gay as trustees and officers.
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Parents’ Association
Lionel Norman
Constable
Selectman
George H. Worthley
George H. Wombley
Gardner CC
Brooks
Charles F. Read
George Rogers
Oscar B. Mowry
Desmond Fitzgerald
Trustees Public Library
William H. Lyon
Leonard K. Stross
Edward Stanwood
Frederick L. Gay
Filipinos First Taste of Suffrage Declared Successful
Governor General Ide cables the War Department from Manila confirming the Philippine elections yesterday. The vote, an education for Filipinos unused to suffrage, saw Sandiko elected governor of Bulucan province.
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Ide
War Department
Manila
Sandiko
Bulucan
The Grapery Opens at Lexington Hotel in Boston
The Grapery, a new basement attraction at the Lexington Hotel on Boylston and Washington streets, aims to resemble an illuminated vineyard with grapevine ceilings and hanging grapes. Birds, mirrors, and two street entrances enhance the illusion as guests attend the debut.
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Boylston Street
Lexington
Fanning
Marucchi
An Anniversary for Robert Emmet Observed in Roxbury
The Sheares Literary Association marks the birth anniversary of Robert Emmet Sunday evening in Odd Fellows Hall Roxbury with addresses by Hon. Thomas H. Dowd and Alderman Frank J. Linehan.
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Robert Emmet
Sheares Literary Association
Odd Fellows' Hall
Roxbury
Thomas H. Dowd
Frank J. Linehan
Farrar Leaves $1000 Memorial Gift in Jamaica Plain
J Hamilton Farrar of Jamaica Plain died February 17 leaving $1000 to the Home for Aged Couples, a memorial to his late wife Ruth R.
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J. Hamilton Farrar
Jamaica Plain
Ruth R
Catherine Ringrose Dies in Home Fire at 80
Mrs. Catherine Ringrose 80 died in a kitchen fire at her New Britain home after her dress allegedly caught fire from a hot stove.
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New Britain
Conn
Mareh T
Catherine Ringrose
Postmaster Receives Request for List of Unserved in Louisville
Postmaster Baker in Louisville receives a letter from Rutland Pennsylvania asking for a list of unsaved men and women in the city. Baker sends the city directory in response.
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Louisville
Baker
Rutland
Penn
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