Lawson Reveals Massive Losses in Gas Deal Proceedings
Testimony details multi year dealings with H H Rogers and Winsor with no written agreements. Lawson cites a $46 million deal and a $1 million loss from a failed mining consolidation. He says expenses reached $500 000 to $600 000 with no profits and a promised 10 percent future share. The episodes center on New England Gas and Coke and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Lawson
H. H. Rogers
James Phillips, Jr
Rogers
Hemenway
Phillips
Mr. Lawson
Eastern Yacht Club
Kidder, Peabody & Co
New England Gas and Coke
Boston Gas
Snow
St. Mary’s
Copper Range
Trimountain
Winsor
Knights of Columbus Tour to Washington via Railroad
Knights of Columbus members can take a personally conducted Pennsyl vana Railroad tour from Boston to Washington for the April 18 meeting. The $21 round trip covers rail transport, steamer berths on Fall River Line, three days hotel in Washington, and meals en route. For details contact George M. Roberts, Passenger Agent, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
Fall River Line
George M. Roberts
New England District
Washington Street
Mass
Daly Family of Actors Suffers Another Loss
Timothy G Daly, real estate owner and inventor of the way stations annunciator, dies aged 64 after a recent string of family losses. Survivors include two sisters Lucy Daly and Margaret Daly. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Revere with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Timothy G. Daly
North End
Edward
Lucy Daly
Hap.” Ward
Margaret Daly
Harry Vokes
Daly Family Tragedy Links Deaths and a Deathbed Promise
Timothy G Daly dies two days after brother Dan Daly in Dorchester from liver trouble at 10 Nonquit Street. Dan Daly died in New York two weeks after his wife, Mamie Mooney, whom he wed after a deathbed romance. The Daly brothers were Boston born, later living in Revere, with Captain William Daly as the surviving brother. Timothy left an estate over 46000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy G. Daly
Dan
Nonquit Street
Dorchester
William Daly
Dan” Daly
New York
Edward Merrigan
Boston
Revere
Timothy Daly
Mamie Mooney
Dan Daly
Robert
Mamie
Girl Wins Breach Promise Suit Against Springfield Banker
Judge Putnam in United States Circuit Court reported settlement of a breach of promise case filed by Miss Jessie A. Chatterton of New Haven Conn against Franklin Pierce Springfield businessman and former Springfield Brewing Co president. The suit sought 00000 dollars and drew state wide attention before out of court settlement was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie A. Chatterton
New Haven
Conn
Franklin Pierce
Springfield
Springfield Brewing Company
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Roslindale Double Murder Probe Underway
Police pursue a dual homicide theory in the Roslindale tragedy at 15 Birch Street. Mrs. Frank A. Brown is dead and her husband is suspected to have died by his own hand. Chief Watts and Captain Dugan lead the investigation, to be reviewed by the district attorney and grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Brown
Birch Street
Roslindale
Watts
Dugan
Poison Kiss Cited in Minnesota Divorce Case
Mrs Kate D Richeson alleges in a pending divorce suit against Dr W G Richeson that a kiss carried poison. She testified the couple often noted a sweet metallic taste when their lips met and accused him of attempting to transmit poison through caresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Kate D. Richeson
W. G. Richeson
Senator Burton Found Guilty in Post Office Case
St Louis March 28 Joseph Ralph Burton senior United States Senator from Kansas was convicted by a jury of taking compensation to protect Rialto Grain and Securities Company before the Post Office Department. Jury deliberated 41 hours Judge Adams may hear arguments for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph Ralph Burton
United States
Kansas
United States District Court
Rialto Grain and Securities Company of
Post Office Department
Adams
Wells Granted Divorce as Judge Urges Child Welfare
George H. Wells won a decree from Margaret H. Wells in Divorce Court. Judge Sherman criticized Mrs. Wells for alienating six children from their father and urged reconciliation or a plan to allow access, noting both parents should have opportunity to see and aid the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wells
Sherman
Margaret H
Cambridge Democrats to Bowl With Non Partisan Team
A Cambridge Democratic city fathers team will meet a non partisan group in a bowling match in the University city at an early date following city government debates on election day and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
University
Cambridge Police Praise Loitering Reduction Initiative
Cambridge officials report success in a street loitering crackdown using polite slips. Chief Frederick B Pullen and Patrolman Thomas Rowe note dramatic drops and praise the plan while warning officers to use sound judgment in enforcing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Pullen
Cambridge
Thomas Rowe
Massachusetts Avenue
Daly
Pullen
Congress of Cambridge
Fifty Years Of Success Father John's Medicine
Fifty years ago a Lowell Mass specialist prescribed Father John's Medicine for Rev Fr John O Brien and it bears his name. Not a patent medicine, free from opium morphine or poisons or weakening stimulants. Builds flesh and strength, prevents pneumonia and consumption, cures bronchitis asthma and lung troubles. Guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Mrs John L Bates Leads Massachusetts Women Groups
First Lady of Massachusetts Mrs John J Bates wife of the governor is a prominent club woman active with the Home Club of East Boston and the Thought and Work Club of Chelsea She has accepted the chairmanship of the ladies honorable committee at a recent Woman's Relief Corps executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bates
Massachusetts
John J. Bates
Home Club
East
Boston
Chelsea
Woman’s Relief Corps
Bates
Merchants Protest New Bonding Rule Hurting Shaw Stakeholders
Boston merchants and importers from Canadian provinces protest Secretary Shaw and his agents over a new bonding requirement. The rule forces a bond at Eastport for goods valued with duties paid, causing travel, lodging, and extra costs for consignees and risking steamer viability. A protest to the President and actions by Senator Lodge are planned if the order remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shaw
Treasury Department
St. John
United States
Eastport
Worcester
Belig
Men torture victim ends five day ordeal in Reading
William Mc Neight was bound gagged and scorched with hot irons for five days by three masked intruders who ransacked his Reading home seeking money. Samuel Miller found and released him after the assault last Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
William McNeight
Samuel Miller
Mayer Receives Three Months for Larceny
James Mayer of the West End was sentenced by Judge Bolster in Municipal Court to three months in the House of Correction on a larceny charge. He took $5.75 from Fred Chadwick of Portland in the West End, after meeting him near the Charles Bank. Chadwick, the arresting officer, was unaware Mayer had taken his purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mayer
West End
House of Correction
Bolster
Fred Chadwick
Portland
Chadwick
Maine
Mayer
Charlesbank
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Lowney
Walter M. Lowney Co
Elkins
Timothy
Edward Merrigan, JR
Thomas Daly
Robert Daly
Bill Daly
Lizzie Daly
TORS
Lucy Daly Ward
Margaret Daly Wolkes
Baby
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
Rich Springfield Brewer
Brown
Wife
Sen. Burton
Robert v. Daly
Yrs
Wells
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
N.b.woolen Coo
Winter ST
Samuel Pitcher
Fac Simile Signature of
Arg As
Ay Dosis
Cri Fig
Tatante ‘End Children
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Club Women OF Massachusetts
French Carriage Co
Scotia Street
Massachusetts Ave
Back Bay
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