Wellesley Milk Case Raises Board Charge Against Neagle
Alderman Guy M Winslow filed an impersonal charge against Patrolman David Neagle in a Newton Wellesley dispute over his discharge and reinstatement. Neagle is accused of stealing cream from milk can tops, with the matter to be discussed in the Mayor's chamber.
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David Neagle
Newton
Childs
Guy M. ‘Winslow
Newton Board of Aldermen
Neagle
Alderman Winslow
Wellesley
Doings of the Van Loons Promised Next Sunday Post
Pa Van Loon struggles to satisfy, as the family saga continues in the Doings of the Van Loons slated for publication in the upcoming Sunday Post.
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Pa van Loon
van Loons
Minasian Seeks Divorce In Superior Court
Samuel Minasian filed for divorce on grounds of his wife Aznif Minasian being unfaithful. Aznif denied the allegations on the witness stand. Her brother Rev A H Nazarian, pastor of Peoples Temple on Columbus Avenue, testified for her and was present with her lawyer.
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Samuel Minasian
Aznif Minasian
A. H. Nazarian
Peoples’ Temple
Columbus Avenue
Superior Court
Nazarian
Abandoned Hope For Safety Of Aviator Hamel
The British Admiralty announced the suspension of the search for Gustave Hamel, the missing aviator. It paid tribute, calling him the foremost exponent in these islands of an art whose military significance is continually increasing.
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London
British Admiralty
Gustave Hamel
New Haven Directors to Face ICC Witness Stand
Washington May 26 Direc tors past and present of the New York New Haven Hartford rail road will be placed on the witness stand next Wednesday when the Interstate Commerce Commission renews its investigation of the New Haven affairs Five additional directors were subpoenaed William Skinner Henry K McHarg Edward Milligan Alexander Cochrane and D Newton Barney Present at the brief session were Lewis Cass Ledyard and Laurence Minot former directors and J S Elton now a board member
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Washington
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Commission
William Skinner
Henry K. McHarg
Edward Milligan
Alexander Cochrane
D. Newton Barney
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Laurence Minot
J. S. Elton
Divorce Trial Highlights Down and Out Club In Suit
Frank S. Wiley of Church Street South End sues Elizabeth C. Wiley for divorce claiming cruel abusive treatment desertion. The Down and Out Club figures prominently in the Superior Court case before Judge McLaughlin. Wiley served as secretary treasurer of the club while Patrolman George A. Dorr was its president at the time.
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Frank S. Wiley
Church Street
South End
Elizabeth C. Wiley
McLaughlin
Superior Court
Wiley
George A. Dorr
Morgan records sought by commission in New Haven case
The hearing adjourned so special examiners can inspect J Pierpont Morgan Co records and Morgan papers related to New Haven railroad dealings. Morgan said his firm and his father’s papers are intact and ready for production. Four examiners will go to New York after a reply.
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Commission
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
J. Pierpont Morgan
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
New York
Morgan
Down and Out Club details emerge in divorce case
Testimony recounts February 22 1903 assault by wife as he carried child and ashes. He describes coffee pot and boiling water thrown at him. A 1908 letter to Dear Lydia in Maine mentions the Down and Out Club of which he was treasurer. He says the letter was a bluff to induce divorce. Police testimony ties Dorr and others as club members.
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Lydia
Maine
D and O. C
Wiley
Peck
J. L. Keogh
Dorr
Sexton
Wileys
Government orders probe of New Haven vessels in wake of Mellon claim
Washington orders inspectors to scrutinize all ships owned or linked to New Haven subsidiaries. Captain Eugene O'Donnell will lead crews through fire drills and life saving equipment checks at Providence and other ports, starting with Fall River liners Commonwealth Puritan Pilgrim and Priscilla plus Maine and New Hampshire. The sweeping audit aims to test crew responsiveness and emergency readiness.
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Washington
New Haven Railroad
Boston
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Fall River
Eugene O’donnell
New England
Providence
New London
New Bedford
Commonwealth
Pilgrim
Maine
New Hampshire
Mrs Lawson Put On Trial For Manslaughter
Putnam Connecticut May 26 Mrs Amanda A Lawson of East Woodstock stood trial in the Superior Court charged with manslaughter in the August death of her husband Jonas P Lawson. The State alleges she beat him with a club or axe in their home, dragged the body to the cellar and barn. She pleaded not guilty and was held on $2000 bonds as the trial began.
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Putnam
Conn
Amanda A. Lawson
East Woodstock
Jonas P. Lawson
Lawson
Boston annex bath flood soaks offices and papers
Boston's new 800000 annex was doused by an exterior water curtain test that flooded the floors and soaked ceilings, papers, and books in the city's assessing department. Fire underwriters and onlookers watched as water cascaded inside before janitors cleaned up and the mayor ordered a full report.
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Boston
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Panama Canal
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Mass
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Morgan Books
Rockefeller
Honess
Francis H. McAdam
William Rockefeller
Joseph W. Folk
Ledyard
The
Praca
New
Staten
Our Great Horserurnisaine Sales
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Electricae
Mellon
Water Curtain Demonstra
Tion
Aaadaie
Fitkes
America
Peci
Tse
AL A
Axminster
Hodge
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