Forged note case adjourned for Margaret O'Brien
Margaret O'Brien of Wharf street faced South Boston District Court on a charge of uttering a forged note to John Hogan of Broadway. Judge Fallon adjourned to June 2 with her held on 500 bail. The note claimed a 300 loan for St. Augustine's rector Denis O’Callaghan. She was arrested after Hogan’s suspicions and later bailed by a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O’brien
Wharf Street
South Boston
Denis O’callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Mr. Hogan
Miss O’brien
Hogan
Chamberlain
Margaret
St. Augustine's Church
F Street
O’callaghan
Post
O’briens
Senate Debates Borack Amendment In Tariff Vote
The Senate began the tariff bill debate at 2 p m with Chandler proposing an anti trust related amendment to block pooling and aid charity ship relief plans Two Democrats opposed him The West boracic acid duty amendment failed 20 to 34 along party lines as rivals argued over protection for Nevada and California producers and shipowners interests The session closed with executive adjournment at 5 32 p m and no final bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chandler
Pettigrew
India
Mr. Morgan
Alabama
Gray
Delaware
Stewart
Nevada
Mr. Frye
Maine
Hogan & Sons
New York
Frye
Morgan
Finance Committee
West
Missouri
Aldrich
California
Mr. West
Yeas—Berry
Caffery
Chilton
Clay
Cockrell
Gorman
Jones
Kenney
Lindsay
Murphy
Pasco
Rawlins
Roach
Smith
Turpie
Walthall
Heitfeld
Allison
Baker
Burrows
Carter
Cullom
Davis
Elkins
Fairbanks
Foraker
Gallinger
Gear
Hanna
Hansbrough
Hawley
Lodge
McMillin
Nelson
Penrose
Perkins
Platt
Connecticut
Quay
Shoup
Spooner
Wellington
Wilson
McEnery
White
Cannon
Daniel
Pritchard
Turner
Hoar
Pettus
McBride
Mallory
Proctor
Martin
Mantle
Mitchell
Sewell
Tillman
Thurston
Harris
Kansas
Clark
Bate
Deboe
Tennessee
Morrill
George
Wolcott
Bacon
Wetmore
Butler
Mills
Mason
Louisiana
Write
Hale
Faulkner
McCoy Beats O'Brien In A Long Bout At Palace Club
In New York 6000 spectators saw Charles McCoy known as Kid defeat Dick O'Brien of Boston after twenty five rounds at catch weights. McCoy outboxed and wore down O'Brien with referee Charley White stopping the match in the tenth. Preliminary bouts featured Mike Sears besting Jack O'Brien and Tom Lansing defeating Peter Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palace Athletic Club
Charles
Kid) McCoy
South Africa
Dick O’brien
Boston
O’brien
McCoy
Charley White
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Jack O’brien
Sears
Maine
Tom Lansing
Louisville
Peter Doggett
Ireland
Lansing
Doggett
Harvey
Kid McCoy
Jimmy Kelly
Tom Mc
Manus
Danny McBride
Eddie Connolly
Dick Moore
Homer McCoy
Con Reilly
Frank Kelly
Jack Hart
O'Brien
White
City officials contest Finneran team hiring records
Testimony details alleged use of Thomas Finneran and relatives to furnish teams for city paving. Witnesses describe returns, corrections, and payroll practices with multiple foremen and sub-foremen, including names like Mulrey Mulvey and John Dunn, and the role of City Hall in late or missing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulrey
Finneran
Bartlett
Hayden
John Dunn
City Hall
Mulvey
McLaughlin
Thomas Kennison
East Boston
Thomas Finneran
Corcoran
Shea
West Roxbury
Dorchester
McDonald
Stephen E. Fallon
F. M. Carrigan
Brighton
John H. Logan
Geneva Street
Wilder Street
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Charlestown
O'Neill
Blodgett
E. B. Cushing
Kelly
Diamond Rings Stolen From Mrs Bosworth Home
Mrs Evelyn Bosworth reported two diamond rings missing from her dressing table at 70 Huntington Avenue yesterday afternoon. Police arrested Miss Ida Barry, who had been in the house, after the rings were traced to the Collateral Loan Company where a young woman matching Barry’s description left them for fifty dollars. Bosworth said she does not intend to press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bosworth
Huntington Avenue
Masons and Bricklayers Union Holds Boston Meeting
The Masons and Bricklayers International Union No 9 of Boston met in Car roll Hall last evening. Five initiations and seven membership proposals were reported amid optimistic trade outlook. A Mayor Quincy message praised the union’s welfare efforts and denoted employment relies on union strength before Master Builders of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons’ and Bricklayers’ International Union No. 9 of
Boston
Carroll Hall
Quincy
New England Woman Suffrage Festival Speakers Listed
At the Hotel Vendome on Thursday evening the roster includes Hon. Joseph H. Walker Congressman from Worcester Hon. John L Bates Rev Dr Lorimer Hon George R Jones of Melrose Mrs Phebe Stone Beeman of Vermont niece of Lucy Stone Ida Huston of Illinois and other new voices Mrs Julia Ward Howe Mary A Livermore Edna P D Cheney William Lloyd Garrison and others will also speak Mr Meory M Black will preside reception to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hotel Vendome
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
John L. Bates
Lorimer
George R. Jones
Melrose
Phebe Stone Beeman
Vermont
Lucy Stone
Ida
Huston
Illinoia
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
Edna PD. Cheney
William Lloyd Gasbeca
Mr. Meory
Black
Trade mark fight over Postum cereal coffee imitation
The U S Court pursues Grain-O makers amid a flood of imitators of Postum Cereal Food Coffee. Grocers selling fake cereal coffee face trouble. customers urged to report offending grocers by name and address to protect pure, honestly made food and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Postum Cereal
Battle Creek
Mich
Harvard Varsity Crew Chosen for Poughkeepsie Trip
Harvard announces its official boat lineup for the Poughkeepsie trip with substitutes Hollister Bull Whitbeck and McDuffie to join Goodrich Boardman J F Perkins J H Perkins Sprague Wrightington Thomson Marvin and others. Coach Lehmann sharpens speed as the squad trains toward a 36 stroke and a final selection in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Poughkeepsie
Hollister
Bull
Whitbeck
McDuffie
Goodrich
Boardman
J. F. Perkins
J. H. Perkins
Sprague
Wrightington
Thomson
Marvin
Lehmann
College
Union Boat House
Free Religious Association Holds Boston Convention and Festival
The thirtieth annual Free Religious Association convention and festival will take place in Boston on May 27 and 28. The morning session starts at 10 o'clock Friday in Steinert Hall with Dr. Lewis G. Jones presiding. Speakers include Anagarika Dharmapala, Swami Saradananda, Jehanghier D. Cola, Rabbi Charles Fleischer, Mangasar Mangasarian, and Rev. Kenneth Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Rainsford
New York
Ida C. Hultin
Moline
Ill
John C. Kimball
Hartford
Charles Fleischer
Boston
Maria L. Baldwin
Cambridge
the Free Religious Association
Steinert Hall
Lewis G. Jones
Anagarika H. Dharmapala
Ceylon
Swami Saradananda
India
Jehanghier D. Cola
Bombay
Mangasar M. Mangasarian
Kenneths. Guthrie
Summer Literature of the Old Colony System
The Old Colony system publishes pocket sized pamphlets detailing summer resorts served by the railroad. Titles include Manual of Old Colony Summer Resorts Along the South Shore Plymouth as a Summer Resort Quaint Cape Cod and Its Summer Delights Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Handbook of Newport and A Sketch of Narragansett Pier. Available from Park Square station Boston with small postage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Shore
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Park Square Station
Boston
Special Sale of Fine Horses in Massachusetts
Weather cooled outdoor lovers but a new auction offers high class horses for sale June 9 and 10 starting at 10 am. The sale will showcase gaits on a 450 foot tan bark speedway owned by C. T. Walker & Sons at 2000 Washington Street. Sellers are invited to consign horses for strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Tan Bark Speedway
Auction Mart
Messrs. C. T. Walker & Sons
Washington Street
American Wringer Company Advertises Instalment Goods
The notice promotes instalment purchase of diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks and banquet lamps. It mentions order by mail or telephone and promises prompt attention from the American Wringer Company located on Broadway Extension Boston, successor to Met Manufact Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Boston
Met. Manufg, Co
College Crew Wins by Length in Close Race
The distance was nearly even with lead changes in the final stretch. In the last quarter mile the college boat pulled ahead to win by a length. Training continues until next Tuesday before break up for trips to Poughkeepsie. Moulton strained his side and is out. Fitzgerald, a freshman, will substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Poughkeepsie
Moulton
Fitzgerald
License fight in Roxbury over second class license
Theodore Halder Co seeks a second class license in addition to their bottling license in Roxbury. Pastor Rev. Arthur Connolly and many parishioners oppose citing already sufficient bars. Governor Wolcott weighs in with a letter urging careful consideration. Representative John Bleiler accuses discrimination against Germans in a heated sidewalk argument. Hearing adjourned until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Halder & Co
Heath Place
Minden Street
Roxbury
Arthur T. Connolly
Catholic Church of the Blessed
Board of Police
Father Connolly
Boston
Halder
John Bleiler
Bleiler
Police
Escape by boat from Deer Island man
Michael Galvin escaped from Long Island yesterday afternoon after being detailed from Deer Island for work. He took a boat at a pier and reached the mainland while unwatched. He had been sentenced on March 11, 1897 from South Boston for drunkenness, with ore term nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Galvin
Long Island
Galvin
Deer Island
Boston
Strike Ends as Carpenters Win Eight Hour Day
The executive committee of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners met Hebrew contractors yesterday. After a brief conference eighteen contractors agreed to eight hours daily and 32.50 dollars per day. The rep may approach seven more contractors and likely gain signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Pluck Push and Persistency Fuel Local Business Growth
A newspaper note highlights the motto pluck push and persistency as keys to a progressive business house. The little booklet My Clothier issued free to bicycle riders carries a quotation praising steady effort, endurance and constant work as the path to success.
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Tak Sugar
Johnson
LS. Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Mass
United States
Raymond Syndicate
Washington St
Borack Ad Tak
Hood
Hood’s
All'Gruggists
Kid
Postum Cereal Cqo., Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Mr. Lehmann
B. A. A. Crew
FOR
Free Religion
Kid McOy
Dick Obrien
Kid M'Coy
Dick O'Brien
J. A.foot
Blackstone Street
Old Colony System
A. W
Thorndike
Everett
Pele Ann A . Co
Ofice
Hanover St
Worcestershire
John Duncan
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
BF. Trull
WM. B. Torn
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Green
Uncle Sam
McNary
Sullivan-Creed-Casey
Norton-Flood-Martin
Bob Cox
Alderman Dean
Cox- Dean
Ward 14
Cox-Dean
Norton
Watts
Flood
Bailiwick
Old Court House
Reidy
Jackson
Lynch
Casey
Henry F. Naphen
Reuben Rush
Edward Atkinson
Bryan
Thomas J. Kinney
Alfred Hurley
McManus
Ella
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Sullivan—Gunn
St. James’ Church
John Galligan
John H. Sullivan
Mary FE. Gunn
Stephen's Church
Hanover Street
Somerville
Ezra A. Martin
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons Si Tremont S&t
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