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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

5

Expert Set Free in Court Brookline Accountant Cleared

George Duthie Strachan of Brookline was freed in Brookline court from a charge of committing a statutory offense after the case was not pressed. Known as an expert accountant, he helped investigate books of a Southbridge bank linked to Treasurer John A. Hall, recently sentenced to 15 years. Strachan arrived from Aberdeen with a woman claiming to be his wife, who has filed for divorce to be heard in Dedham later this month.

George Duthie Strachan Brookline Strachan West Back Bay Southbridge Bank John A. Hall Aberdeen Scotland

Coleman as Bookkeeper at Franklin County Jail

Jailer Richard son says George W. Coleman, once a Cambridge bank wrecker, will be keeper of the jail books at Franklin County Jail upon arrival. He outlines Coleman's daily routine, cell confinement, meals, privileges, and potential outside work, noting a long sentence and possible desk work in the prison office. Coleman will receive a gray suit and may hire services from a barber. visitors and letters allowed on a restricted schedule.

Greenfield Richardson Franklin County House of Correction George W. Coleman City National Bank of Cambridge Coleman

Bank Cashier Testifies in Coleman Case Amid New York Moves

Testimony details Coleman’s payments and checks exchanged with Reinhardt and others. Witnesses describe Coleman taking large notes, arranging meetings at Back Bay and Belmont, and trips to New York with Kelcher. The case centers on misapplied bank funds and Coleman’s business ties.

New York Coleman Kelcher Rinehart Back Bay Lockhart Belmont Limited

Man Receives Three Month Sentence in Abandonment Case

Lynn on May 2. Mrs Thaddeus Hurlburt asks police for help after learning her child was abandoned not dead as claimed. Thaddeus Hurlburt is sentenced by Judge Sweetser to three months in the House of Correction. He has appealed and the case will be carried over until the Superior Court meets. He is out on $6000 bail. The missing child has not yet been located.

Lynn Thaddeus Hurlburt Sweetser House of Correction Hurlburt

Two Hurt in Collision Between Wagon and Car

Two men suffered injuries in a crash at Centre and Bickford streets yesterday when a wagon team driven by Patrick J. Coffey of 84 Fisher Avenue collided with an inbound Jamaica Plain car. John Coffey of 125 Centre and Martin Davin of 1418 Tremont Street were thrown from the wagon with Coffey reporting a broken right arm and Davin sustaining head and facial cuts.

Centre Bickford Streets Patrick J. Coffey Fisher Avenue Jamaica Plain John Coffey Martin Davin Tremont Street Coffey Davin

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