FIX PRICE OF MILK MONDAY IN FRAMINGHAM AREA
Milk producers in Framingham Holliston Sherborn Medway Ashland and nearby towns were asked to state the price they expect to obtain for milk this summer. The New England Milk Producers Union directors meet Monday in Boston to decide the summer price. The secretary cautions no prediction can be made and notes scarce milk and possible foot and mouth disease threaten the dairy industry.
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Bouth
Framingham
Holliston
Sherborn
Medway
Ashland
Boston
Walter A. Hunter
New England Milk Producers’ Union
American House
Itilunter
New England
Coal Mixup Faces Municipal Court Judge Parmenter
Testimony before Judge Parmenter describes a Jan 2 coal order by William Mitchell for Robert Moore misdelivered to Dr Walter Fuller. The two tons sat in Fuller's cellar as dispute and storage charges arose. Moore and Mitchell demand resolution with Fuller and his statements uncertain.
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Moore
Mitchell
Gilman Given Probation After Jail Term
Patrick T. Gilman stood in the dock charged with breaking and entering as friends rallied to his side. His wife testified he was a good husband when sober and urged a new trial if possible. The judge sentenced him to probation after he finishes the current assault term.
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Patrick T. Gilman
Boy Wins 21000 Verdict Over Train Incident
Charles Bromquist received a $21,000 jury award in Superior Court, with Judge Harris confirming the verdict but allowing exceptions. The 11 year old plaintiff, playing near the Boston and Maine crossing at Cambridge on August 12, 1899, jumped on a freight car and was removed by a trainman while the train moved. The exceptions will be argued before the Supreme Court.
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Charles Bromquist
Harris
Supreme Court
Boston & Maine
Cambridge
BoyTrespasser Loses Legs After Wheel Accident
Plaintiff fell under the wheels and lost both legs. Counsel for the Boston and Maine argued the boy was a trespasser and could not recover damages. After the verdict, counsel claimed damages were excessive.
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Boston & Maine
Judge Adams Rules May Affect Disorderly House Statutes
In a Middlesex street pace case before Municipal Court Judge Adams yesterday an important ruling was made that could lead to an amendment of statutes on disorderly houses. The proceeding involved Division 6 and officers including Sergeant Manning who led a recent visit.
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Adams
Middlesex Street
Division 6
Manning
Direc
Court Discharges After Inquiry on Immoral-Purpose Visit
In a ruling, the court discharged Manning after counsel argued the statute required proving immoral resort to a place. Manning testified he visited the house solely to obtain evidence. Captain Wescott provided the context for the inquiry.
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Tion
Wescott
Manning
Man Found Guilty of Burglary Sentenced to Two Years
Charles Geunther was convicted of breaking and entering and stealing tools. Before sentencing he denied knowledge of the whereabouts of part of the items. The judge then sentenced him to two years in the House of Correction.
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Charles Geunther
House of Correction
Williamson Receives 18 Month Sentence in Break In Case
Frederick Williamson and his brother were linked to a break in with the brother jailed for two years on Tuesday. Williamson was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for his involvement in the same incident.
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Frederick Williamson
House of Correction
Five Men Plead Guilty or Not Guilty in U.S. Mail Robbery Case
Henry Bowen Thomas Train and Henry Murphy admitted guilt before U S Commissioner Fiske and were held for the Circuit Court. James Parker and William L Rowe entered not guilty pleas.
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United States
Henry Bowen
Thomas Train
Henry Murphy
Fiske
James Parker
William L. Rowe
Doyle faces bigamy case as three wives appear in court
John J. Doyle stood before Judge Adams on a bigamy charge with three wives appearing in person or by counsel. On February 26 he proposed to the last of the three, Mary J. Doyle, whose residence is said to be on Temple street. The third wife had learned of her husband’s other marriage just a day after the ceremony.
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John J. Doyle
Adams
Mary J. Doyle
Temple Street
Doyle
Prisoner Marries Again After Release Belief of Divorce
In court testimony a man claims his first wife Annie Young said he might do as he pleased. He states the release counted as a divorce and he married Mary J. Anderson. He is held in $1500 for the grand jury.
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Annie Young
Doyle
Mary J. Anderson
Grand Jury
Norton Case In Municipal Court Over Runabout Damage
Deputy Superintendent Joseph J. Norton testified in municipal court that he sought to use a trap from Miley to attend the Brockton fair. Norton and a friend took a runabout belonging to Randolph G. Clark causing tires to burst, springs to ruin, and varnish to spoil. Clark seeks $250. Norton offers $15. Judge Parmenter took the case under advisement.
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Joseph J. Norton
Parmenter
Norton
Brockton Fair
Miley
Randolph G. Clark
Dorchester
Clark
Pope's Presents Sought for St. Louis Fair
Negotiations with the Vatican aim to exhibit Pope Leo's jubilee presents at the St. Louis exposition. An American transport vessel for Queen Victoria's jubilee gifts, promised by King Edward, would call at Civita Vecchia to embark the Pope's items if talks succeed.
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Rome
Vatican
Leo
Queen Victoria
Edward
Civita Vecchia
Minority victory shakes Boston University Law School election
Tensions rose between seniors and the Phi Delta Phi fraternity as class president elections began. Dean Warren split the 80-member senior class into graduate and non graduate divisions, with seven Phi Delta Phis nominating in both. In the first division R E Goodwin won on the first ballot, defeating Frank L Simpson. The second division race remained unsettled with Manning 16, Rowe 14, Griffith 14, and Cunniff 4 as the vote stood, with results due today.
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Boston University Law School
Phi Delta Phi Fraternity
Dean Warren
Phi Delta Phis
R. E. Goodwin
Frank L. Simpson
Thomas Manning
William G. Rowe
George C. Griffith
John Cunniff
Town Lacks Candidates After Batchellor Closure
North Brookfield March 12 A continuing drop in population after the Batchellor corporation shop on School street closed last year leaves few volunteers for town offices at the April 6 meeting. Dr. Witter resigns from the Board of Health and Thomas Garrigan and Edward Batcheller say they will not seek re election.
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North Brookfield
E. & A. H. Batchellor Corporation
School Street
Batchellor
William H. Witter
The
Board of Health
Thomas J. Garrigan
Edward A. Batcheller
Selectmen
Batcheller
Brookline Selectmen Report Shows Valuation Rise and Debt Cut
The Brookline Board of Selectmen's report shows 192 year valuation at 86,098,000 up 2,870,000 from 1901 with debt reduced by 31,211 to 1,444,996. Interest needs 48,310.79. borrowing capacity 1,404,630. recommended appropriation 1,131,598.54, 109,883.24 less than last year. Notable costs include Runkle School 86,556.90 and Manual Training School 94,339.39. Contagious Hospital 84,043.99. pumping station 39,000 of 40,000. Reed lot 40,000. Fisher Hill reservoir 7,000. Boston Reservoir property 100,000 for park use.
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Brookline Board of Selectmen
Runkle
Manual Training
TI Reed
Reservoir Lane
Fisher Hill
Boston Reservoir
Fatal Street Car Row in New York
Louis Brodzak a 45 year old travelling salesman lies unconscious in Hudson Street Hospital after accusing Motorman Henry Gleeman of pushing him from a south bound Sixth Avenue car. Motorman Gleeman and Conductor William Lee were arrested. Brodzak’s spine is believed to be fractured and he may die.
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New York
Hudson Street Hospital
Louis Brodzak
Henry Gleeman
Sixth Avenue
William Lee
Brodzak
Doctor Frederick Muller Arrives on Barbarossa to Chicago
New York report states Dr. Frederick Muller assistant to Professor Adolph Lorenz of Vienna traveled aboard the Barbarossa from Bremen. He plans to teach in a Chicago medical school as he moves to professorship.
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New York
Frederick Muller
Adolph Lorenz
Vienina
Bremen
Chicago
Wilkins Heir Reports Improvement Amid Kidney Crisis
A Beriah Wilkins family member says he is much better and has regained speech. Kidney trouble complications keep his condition grave, with tomorrow described as a critical day.
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New York
Beriah Wilkins
Wilkins
Girls Help Catch Fugitive in Boston Street Chase
An alleged pickpocket caused a commotion in the North End yesterday. Fannie Rubenstein and her sister Celia pursued him after he grabbed a purse from Fannie. Citizens joined the chase through multiple streets until Officer Maurice Lamb and bystanders cornered the suspect. The boy, named James Martin, 16, of 9 Conder Street, said he threw away the purse.
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North End
Fannie Rubenstein
Celia
Sumner Street
Boston
Hanover
Endicott
Fannie
Stillman
North Margin
Wiget
Salem
Parmenter
Maurice Lamb
George Finn
Charles Enitz
James Martin
Conder Street
Davie Bostwick BillAdvances Bond Issue for Canal
Albany March 12 The Senate canal committee reported favorably the Davie Bostwick bill authorizing a bond issue of 101 million dollars for a thousand ton barge canal. The measure seeks federal and state cooperation to finance major inland waterway development.
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Albany
N. Y
Davie- Bostwick
Senate Canal Committee
Passover Relief Drive Planned by Kenesseth Israel
Beginning next Monday evening the Congregation Kenesseth Israel will distribute provisions and money to the poor for Passover. Distributions occur at 15 and 17 Emerald street and run until Passover begins on Saturday April 11. Contributions may be sent to the treasurer at 80 Essex street or to Rabbi Shersefsky or L Poloisky at 8 East Brookline street.
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Congregation
Kenesseth Israel
Emerald Street
Essex Street
Rabbi Shersefsky
L. Poloisky
East Brookline Street
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B. U. Law School
Brookline
Lorenz
New York Senate
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Cummins
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