Thaw Lawyer O'Reilly Found Guilty in NY Court
Daniel J. O'Reilly former assistant district attorney and noted criminal lawyer was found guilty by a jury in the New York Supreme Court of receiving stolen goods. The jury deliberated about an hour and a quarter and he was remanded for sentence. The maximum penalty is five years' imprisonment and a $250 fine.
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New York
Daniel J. O'Reilly
Harry K. Thaw
Nan Patterson
Supreme Court
O'Reilly
Mother rewards son for his care
Laura Jones of Quincy dies April 18 leaving about 200 dollars to Richard Jones as principal beneficiary for constant and special care. She gives other children of Quincy one dollar each by will filed at Dedham.
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Laura Jones
Quincy
Richard Jones
John T. Jones
Wales
Griffith Jones
Margret A. Jones
Sarah J. Murray
Robert Jones
Dedham
Hearing Postponed Over Commonwealth Avenue Danger Point
Boston park officials delayed the Commonwealth avenue hearing on autoist safety to allow residents led by Robert Homans and Grenville H. Norcross to notify supporters. Homans urged more time for his committee, noting alternatives like Beacon Marlboro and Newbury streets and warning that removing the rule could endanger neighborhood children.
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Boston Park
Robert Peabody
Daniel H. Coakley
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert Homans
Grenville H. Norcross
Peabody
Park Board
Beacon
Marlboro
Newbury
Lights On All Vehicles Passes Senate Night Driving Bill
The Senate approved a substitute bill requiring lights on all vehicles at night by a 26 to 18 vote. Support came from Senators Adams Blanchard Brown Curley Denny Doyle Grainger Greenwood Hibbard Hoar Hunt Keith Lomasney Malley Mulligan Murray Newhall Pearson Powers Quigley Stearns Timity Tinkham Tolman Turner Witte. Opponents included Barnes Bennett Chace Evans Gates Halley Hatton Mack Mellen Nash Nason Ross Schoonmaker. Proponents cited 1909 and 1916 collision figures and echoes of similar laws in New England. Some farmers feared cost and lantern exclusion, others argued the law would aid farmers.
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Senate
Adams
Blantchard
Brown
Curley
Denny
Doyle
Grainger
Greenwood
Hibbard
Hoar
Hunt
Keith
Lomasney
Malley
Mulligan
Murray
Newhall
Pearson
Powers
Quigley
Stearns
Timiity
Tinkham
New England
Senator Schoonmaker
Senator Gates
Springfield
Three Women Saved From Fire at Fabrizio Wingate Millinery
A fire on the second floor of Fabrizio Wingate Company at 601-603 Boylston street forced three women to flee. Mlle A Cavanna and the Misses Dalrymple slept in an adjoining room when smoke alarmed Cavanna who cried fire. Officer McGowan sounded the alarm and evacuated the trio. damage estimated at $1000.
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Boylston Street
Fabrizio & Wingate Company
Mlle. A. Cavanna
Dalrymple
Miss Cavanna
St Stephen's Parish To Host Annual May Party
St Stephen's Parish in the North End plans its yearly May party at St John's Hall Moon Street on Decoration Day Eve May 29. The first 600 entrants receive a set of souvenir postal cards titled Art Treasures of St Stephen's Parish. Committees oversee entertainment music and refreshments with named local organizers and volunteers.
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St. Stephen’s
St. Stephen's Parish
North End
St. John's Hall
Moon Street
St. Stephen’s Parish
Pressmen elect J Frank O'Hare delegate to June convention
Pressmen name J Frank O'Hare as delegate to the International Printing Pressmen Union 67 for the Hale's Spring Tennessee meeting in June. He was elected unanimously by the union membership last night.
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J. Frank O'Hare
Union 67
International Organization
Hale's Spring, Tenn
Bus Makers Association Urges 54 Hour Bill
A communication from the Bus Makers' Association urges support for a 54 hour bill affecting government policy on women and children. The filing highlights labor standards and regulatory impacts while lobbying lawmakers.
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Bus Makers’ Association
Gove Ment
Stimson and Oliver Advocate Reciprocity at Empire Day Dinner
Henry L. Stimson new Secretary of War and Frank Oliver Canadian minister of the interior urged reciprocal trade between the United States and Canada at the Empire Day dinner of the Intercolonial Club. Mayor Fitzgerald arrived late and sang Sweet Adeline as speeches continued with other notable speakers and a commemorative poem.
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United States
Canada
Congress
Henry L. Stimson
Taft
Frank Oliver
Intercolonial Club
Stimson
Frederick J. MacLeod
Democratic State Committee
Fitzgerald
S. A. Starratt
Boston Banquet Hails Stimson Taft Ticket Mention and Reciprocity Talk
Secretary Stimson and Mayor Fitzgerald lead 400 attendees in cheers as Mr Taft’s potential running mate is praised. The event highlights reciprocity with Canada, British and Canadian friendship, and praise for Frank Oliver of Canada with audience participation in Auld Lang Syne.
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War Stimson
Taft
Massachusetts
Henry JL. Stimson
Fitzgerald
Boston
Stimson
United States
Canada
James Bryce
Frank Oliver
Asa R. Minard
Oliver
Train of Wild West wrecked in panic on Buffalo Bill special
A panic on the Buffalo Bill Wild West special damaged rolling stock and injured three men. Two burros died when an elephant toppled others in overturned cars as wild animals fought for survival. Injured were Shaffer Leeper of Lewiston Penn Thomas E. Furey of Philadelphia and William J. Wood of Meriden Conn. They were treated at St Johns Hospital.
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Lowell
St. John’s Hospital
Shaffer Leeper
Lewiston
Penn
Thomas E. Furey
Philadelphia
William J. Wood
Meriden
Conn
Alienation suit settled for ten thousand dollars
Dedham May 24 The ten thousand dollar alienation suit of Christie E Montgomery against George N Davis of Stoughton was settled out of court with terms not disclosed.
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Dedham
Christie E. Montgomery
George N. Davis
Stough
Norfolk Superior Court
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