Papers seized in TCA robbery probe by district attorney
New York April 30. The district attorney's office secured papers from a vault connected to the Atlantic Safe Deposit Company as part of the investigation into the Trust Company of America's robbery. Oakleigh Thorne survived a recent inquiry. The seized items reportedly include bonds worth about two million dollars and documents about the third man. Reporters from Boston discussed the case with the district attorney.
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New York
Atlantic Safe Deposit Company
Trust Company of America
Dennett
Murphys
Oakleigh Thorne
Robbed
Trust Company
Wall Street
Boston
Ex-Mayor Quincy Travels to New York Over Dennett Case
Reports from yesterday describe ex Mayor Josiah Quincy leaving Boston for New York to meet with officials about Dennett’s retainer offer in the bond theft case tied to the Trust Company of America. William A. Gaston defends Quincys honor while noting Quincys possible talks with Jerome.
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New York
Oliver M. Dennett
William O. Douglas
Trust Company of America
Josiah Quincy
Boston
New York City
Murphy
Jerome
Dennett
Frederick K. Curtis
First National Bank
William A. Gaston
Quincy
Staite Street
William .A. Gaston
Donovan Loses Water Dept Job In Civil Service Move
John F. Donovan, a claim agent in the water department earning 1800 dollars, was deemed not entitled to his position as a removal was ordered by the civil service commissioners yesterday.
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Water Department
Civil Service Commissioners
John F. Donovan
Senator Chandler Eyes May 13 Hearing in Eddy Suit
Former United States Senator William E. Chandler, leading counsel for Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy’s next friends in the accounting suit against the Christian Science church trustees, travels from Concord to Boston and Washington. Judge Septimus Hanna attended a church lecture. Chandler may pursue papers on Hanna while awaiting the Concord hearing. The piece reports on pretrial conferences and Hanna’s remarks defending Eddy and reformers against misrepresentation.
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United States
William E. Chandler
Next Friends
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Concord
N. H
Parker House
Washington
Septimus J. Hanna
Colorado Springs
First Church
Boston
Judge Hanna
Mrs. Eddy
Woodbury-Eddy
Senator Chandler
Hanna
Alfred Farlow
Post
Copley Square Hotel
Judge Hanna Speaks on Christian Science at Local Church
An audience estimated at over 5000 crowded the auditorium of the First Church of Christ Scientist to hear Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Colorado Springs speak on the subject of Christian Science.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Septimus J. Hanna
Colorado Springs
Col
Boynton Bill Up To Senate For Bicycle Railway
Hope rises as E Moody Boynton seeks Senate approval to extend his charter for a Boston to Fall River bicycle railway. House support was strong but past Senate defeats due to rail interests loom. backers push to secure passage this session while engineers endorse the project. The inventor, aged but determined, awaits a likely Senate vote amid broad backing.
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E. Moody Boynton
Senate
Boston
Fall River
Boynton
House
State House
Auto party on wild run injures pedestrian in South End
Four men in a liquor excess driven car sped from a South End hotel on Washington street toward Dorchester. They struck a crowd at Washington and Concord, injuring John Gendern of Concord street who was treated at home. Police pursued but failed to locate the party.
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South End
John KK. Gendern
Concord Street
Washington Street
Dover
Washington and
Concord Streets
Gendern
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
Dorchester
John West
New York City
Dorchester Avenue
Charles Everett
B Street
South Boston
R. S. Brine Company
Boston
Smith
John O’brien
Harry Quinn
Adam Young
Draper Urged as Governor by Mercantile Banquet Speaker
Former Councillor W. W. Rawson declared at the Mercantile Market Association banquet in Faneuil Hall that Lieutenant Governor Eben S. Draper should become governor of Massachusetts. Draper avoided confirming the nomination while Mayor Fitzgerald pressed for nonpartisan civic focus. About 350 marketmen attended and cheered the speakers.
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Eben S. Draper
W. W. Rawson
Mercantile Market Association
Faneuil Hall
Draper
Massachusetts
Rawson
Market Gardeners’ Association
Fitzgerald
Douglas Denies Candidacy Amid Democratic Debate
Boston political leaders clash over nomination in the Democratic race with endorsements for General Charles W. Bartlett and Governor Douglas underlining a split about Whitney as potential second. O'Connell champions Bartlett while Feeney backs Cummings and McNary cites Whitney.
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Douglas
Belef
Joseph F. O'Connell
Charles W. Bartlett
John P. Feeney
Democratic State Committee
John W. Cummings
Fall River
William S. McNary
State Committee
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Douglas
Whitney
General Bartlett
Patrols Harden South Boston Riot Zone With 400 Officers
Commissioner O'Meara deployed over 400 patrolmen and mounted police in South Boston to prevent rioting amid a strike. Despite minor disturbances and multiple arrests, no serious trouble occurred as officers kept crowds in check and intercepted strike breakers attempting violence.
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O’meara
O'Meara
Boston
Wescott
Station 6
Federal Street
Station 2
John T. Burns
New York
Morris Hoffman
Burns
Hoffman
Escaped Earthquake and Yellow Fever Romeo Returns to Sing Robin Hood
Castle Square opera company star Harry Davies, who sings the title role, recounts two near misses during a Cuban Mexico voyage and a voyage back to Havana. Davies survived a Mexico earthquake and a Yellow Jack scare while in transit and hospital.
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Robin Hood
Castle Square Opera Company
Harry Davies
Davies
Tivoli Opera Company
Denver
Colorado
New York
John C. Fisher
Cuba
Mexico
Havana
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Mr. Davies
Boston
New England Street Railway Association Meets at American House
The New England Street Railway Association held its monthly meeting at the American House with about 150 attendees. President Henry Page led the session. James F. Jackson, Railroad Commission chairman, gave an informal talk on railway practicalities. Several new members joined.
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New England Street Railway Association
Henry Page
James F. Jackson
Railroad Commission
Seek Injunction Against Striking Union Teamsters
The Louis Flanders Company and others sue Daniel J. Tobin and union leaders to enjoin a strike by employees affiliated with Teamsters Local 25 and related unions. The complaint notes the strike order by the defendants and that a return date for the order of notice is not yet fixed.
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Louis Flanders Company
Boston Forwarding & Transfer Company
F. Knight & Son
H. W. Annable
G. P. Pote
J. L. Bowlby
H. 8. Richardson
A. F. Pote
Fifield, Richardson & Co
Aubrey Williard
W. W. Morse
A. M. Wright
Johnson & Co
Daniel J. Tobin
T. J. Shea
J. A. Duffy
Robert J. Lynch
Michael J. Sheehan
J. A. McGonagle
Cornelius J. Shea
Andrew Taylor
Dennis F. Donovan
George F. Tagen
Eugene Magann
Peter J. Donahue
John Doe
Richard Roe
William O'Neil
J. M. Gillespie
Teamsters’ Union
Coal Teamsters’Union
Teamsters and Helpers’ Association
Tip Cart Drivers’ Union
Market and Commercial Force Sters
Funeral for Michael Cunningham to be escorted by unions
A large Teamsters and Spanish War Veterans delegation will accompany Michael Cunningham's funeral today from Brodbine Hall to SS Peter and Paul Church amid tight police oversight. The case of shooter Lewis Harris moves to a manslaughter hearing, while new strike breakers arrive as talks fail to end the dispute.
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Michael J. Cunningham
Teamsters’ Union
Brodbine Hall
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Wescott
Lewis Harris
New York
Cunningham
Fallon
South Boston
Charles Street
Chris Brady Celebrates 50 Years On Street Cars
Chris Brady the oldest starter for the Boston Elevated marked his 50th year in street car service. He began at 13 as an errand boy with the Metropolitan street railroad now North Station duties. Brady is 63 and never married.
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Chris” Brady
Boston Elevated
North Station
Brady
Metropolitan Street Railroad
Free One Month Treatment Offer From Osmo Chemic Physicians
The Osmo- Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer granting one month of treatment and all medicines at no charge to any patient who applies on or before May 15. They claim rapid, certain cures for chronic diseases with no high medical fees and guarantee a cure in every curable case. Out of town patients are urged to seek treatment during spring, as their offices promote modern equipment and proven results.
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Fitzgerald
Douglas
Democratic Party
O'Connell
General C. W. Bartlett
Mr. Moran
Moran
General Bartlett
Boston
Bartlett
Dartmouth
Whitney
Ward
Boylston Street
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Endorsed by Board in Good Standing
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians are regular graduates from standard medical colleges and are in good standing. They are endorsed by the State Medical Examining Board.
Remarkable Cure Claims by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
William A. McCoy of Roxbury aged fifty recounts a severe rupture thirty-three years ago that left him bedridden for six weeks. He cites prior doctors predicting lifelong truss use, then credits Osmo-Chemic treatment for his recovery, discarding the truss and proving his strength by lifting heavy weights.
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William A. McCoy
Bartlett Terrace
Roxbury
McCoy
William A, McCoy
Medicine ad for chronic disease book and office hours
Physician with permanent offices at Suite 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston Street Boston mass offers a book on chronic disease for a 2 cent stamp. Office hours 9 AM to 12 PM 2 to 5 PM daily closed Sundays.
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Giankstt. M
Pocian
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Court Upholds Shoe Machine Bill as Constitutional
The Senate backed the United Shoe Machinery Company bill, indicating a decisive victory for opponents of the firm. Justices largely agreed on key points, with majority permitting general legislation while minority dissented, and commentators debated the state’s power to curb monopolies under constitutional authority.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Senate
House
James H. Vahey
Watertown
United States
Commonwealth
Candidates May Use Party Designation in Ballot Names
The House voted 83 to 1 to block the use of party names on candidacy designations but allows independent candidates to use Republican or Democrat. Representative Louis Frye of Holbrook led the opposition to the bill.
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House
Louis Frye
Holbrook
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Chris Brady
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Winter Street
Medical Trust
William C. Crecor
Washington St
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Broadway
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WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Martinique
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Joseph Grady
Tremont St
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Harvard Dental CO
Holmes
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Hanscom
OLD South Building
Frontier Asthma Coo
Delaware Ave
Buffalo, N. Y
White Dental
R. H. Waite
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Boston Eye
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Master Builders' Association
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