Becker Appeal Case Heard In Albany Court
Arguments on the Becker murder appeal were completed in Albany as the Court of Appeals considers the second conviction of former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for instigating Tierman Rosenthal's murder. The fate of Becker rests with the high court.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles Becker
Tierman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Pinafore Presented by Local Talent in Cochituate
Pinafore was successfully staged in Grange Hall Cochituate on March 25 by local vocal artists with a 40 member mixed choir. The performance was presented by the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school class under Charles L McIlvain’s direction.
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Cochituate
Grange Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. MclIlvain
Former Congressman Henry Bacon Dies at 75 in Goshen
Henry Bacon, longtime representative of the district in the 49th 50th and 52nd Congresses, died at his Goshen home at age 75. Pneumonia caused his death after he left Congress in 1895 and resumed the practice of law.
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Goshen
N. Y
Henry Bacon
Bacon
Detectives Testify in Beering Divorce Trial
Witnesses in the divorce case of Dr. Frederick W. Beering Jr. versus Mary J. Beering faced sharp questions from three attorneys in Suffolk Divorce Court before Judge Chase.
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Frederick W. Beering, Jr
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Mary J. Beering
Chase
Suffolk
Beering Case Witnesses Describe 1914 Jamaica Plain Raid
Testimony recounts the raid on 11 Egleston street Jamaica Plain at midnight November 20 1914. Detectives led by Robert Burns Agency say they entered after breaking a front door window and found Mrs Beering in a nightrobe with a youthful correspondent present.
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U. S
J. H. Casey
Parker D. Morris
Beering
John P. Feeney
Lester Lamb
Hugh J. Sullivan
Cyril Considine
John J. Devine
William H.burns
George S. Baker
Robert
Copeland Farewell Concert At Harvard Tonight
George Copeland, noted pianist, will give one of his last public concerts at Harvard tonight. He appears at the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall under the Harvard Musical Review, a student music journal. The Boston farewell recital has already occurred, making this Harvard performance one of the remaining dates on his schedule.
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George Copeland
Harvard
John Knowles Paine
Harvard Musical Review
Copeland
Boston
History of Bay State Road Told
The Massachusetts Electric Companies control 20,517,200 dollars in common stock of the Bay State street railway system, led by President P F Sullivan who testified before the arbitration board in Tremont Temple. Twenty seven hundred fifty eight thousand six hundred dollars in preferred stock remains for market moves, while Treasurer J H Goodspeed votes for 205,000 common shares.
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Massachusetts Electric Companies
Bay State
P. F. Sullivan
Tremont Temple
J. H. Goodspeed
Bay State Street Railway Formed From Small Lines
Boston bankers purchased shares of multiple small street railways to form the Bay State Street Railway Company. Patrick F Sullivan led the consolidation as 74,000 shares grew to 205,000, creating Boston’s largest system with 863 miles of track. He denied involvement in Massachusetts electric company formations. The arbitration hearings featured 228 witnesses over 45 days with nearly 2,000,000 words of testimony.
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Bay State Company
Boston
Patrick F. Sullivan
Lowell
Bay State Street Railway Company
Massachusetts Electric Companies
New York
B. Rollins Morse
Philip L. Saltonstall
West Roxbury
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Bay State
Sullivan
James H. Vahey
Carmen’s Union
Board of Arbitration
Vahey
Professor Anesaki to Step Down at Harvard
Professor Masaharu Anesaki will return to Japan after two years at Harvard where Professor Unokichi Hattori of Tokyo will assume the chair in religion and philosophy. The Japanese philosophy chair was funded by Japanese Harvard alumni with twenty thousand dollars. Hattori, elite graduate of 1890 from Tokyo Imperial University, studied under L Busse and Professor Shimada, who later became his father in law.
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Unokichi Hattori
University of Tokio
Japan
Harvard
Masaharu Anesaki
Hattori
Anesaki
Imperial University of
Wade postmaster ordered to Florida in embezzlement case
Edward M. Weil postmaster of Wade Florida, arrested in Revere last Saturday on a $7000 embezzlement charge, was ordered moved to Florida yesterday by Judge Morton of the United States District Court. Claude Di Rosa, arrested with him, will have a hearing later.
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Edward M. Weil
Wade, Fla
Revere
Florida
Morton
United States District Court
Claude di Rosa
Murphy Boot & Shoe Co insolvency cited in Natick bankruptcy
Creditors began bankruptcy proceedings yesterday against the Murphy Boot and Shoe Company of Natick claiming insolvency and that the firm favored certain creditors with preferential payments of their claims.
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Murphy Boot & Shoe Co
Natick
Carmore Floor Finish Delights Ladies in Household Ads
Ladies praise Carmore Floor Finish as unmatched in finish and glow. Free color card offered to showcase tone and sheen. Carpenter-Morton Co announces product line from 77 Sudbury Street.
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Carpenter-Morton Co
Sudbury Stadvi
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