Mulreys Bank Book Trial Details Debtor Testimony
Testimony centers on Mulrey and Finneran deposits with jurors excused for longer trial. Foremen and sub-foremen from South Boston to Back Bay testify about team assignments, corrections, and whether Thomas Finneran and Allen were linked to work in 1895 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mulrey
Corcoran
Finneran
Blodgett
William Fitzgerald
South Boston
Kelly
Florence Stacy
Daniel Scanlon
Patrick J. Haley
North
West End
John J. Costello
Wells
Thomas Tobin
John Carr
Back Bay
William Finneran
Thomas Finneran
Constantine Doherty
John Byrne
Roxbury
Thomas F. Finneran
James O'Neil
Thomas J. Finneran
John H. Cassidy
James H. Lennon
Correction on Mulrey's Bank Account Deposits Date
Testimony from Mr. H. B. Allen of the New England Trust Company confirms J. R. Mulrey opened an account in 1893 and certain deposits traced to May 1896 through April 1897. Deposits and handwriting were reviewed, with questions about deposit timing and balances, while other witnesses described district reporting practices and team assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Allen
New England Trust Company
J. R. Mulrey
Mulrey
J. Richard Mulrey
Division Street
School Street
Mr. Allen
Columbia Bank
Bank of Republic
Bartlett
McLaughlin
Edward
Coyle
Dorchester
Corcoran
Thomas Finneran
Finneran
S. Q
M.S. Padden
Rohester
Jackson Baxter
William H. Conroy
William Finneran
Thomas F. Finneran
City Hall
Thomas Coudrey
West Roxbury
Thomas Burns
Brighton
Henry H. Jones
Charles Gabriel
Charlestown
James Maguire
East Boston
Maguire
Municipal street railways urged for public ownership
At a Malden Economic Association meeting in the Malden Court House Colonel Thomas F. Doherty of Dorchester spoke on municipal fighting and governmental street railway enterprises. A large turnout of business leaders and city officials heard him argue municipal ownership would benefit cities taxpayers and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Haffie L wins 2:32 class in three straight heats at Trotting Park
At Battleboro on May 27 Thomas Gillis's Haffie L won the 2:32 class in three straight heats with Rosa Green second and Todd Lumps and Meg also competing. In the 2:23 class C W James's A L L won in four heats, Columbia and Seacoast Wild Brier taking third. Track times ranged from 2:24 to 2:33 with A L L matching the track record in heat two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
C. W. James
A. A. Allen
Columbia
O Sullivan Attacks Lawrence Politicians At City Hall
Jeremiah T. O Sullivan delivers a fiery second address on Municipal Corruption in Lawrence to about 3000 listeners. He links editors Donoghue and himself to a broader reform, denounces a corrupt ring, and calls for nonpartisan leaders to purge City Hall and defend a free press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jeremiah T. O’sullivan
Lawrence Press
James E. Donoghue
Grand Jury
Congressman Moody
Commonwealth
Walter E. Parker
The
Pacific
License Commission
John Sweeney
Aldrich
Quincy
Boston
Board of Trade
Salem
John Hay
Mississippi
Donoghue
Furniture price list from Piazza Boston shop
The advertisement outlines iron beds with brass trim and bow foot priced from 2.85 to 6.50, oak chiffoniere and sideboards, ash bureaus and commodes, oak dining tables 7, cane seat chairs, Empire corduroy couches, and quartered oak tables, promoting Piazza Furniture in Boston as the largest and cheapest in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piazza Furniture
Boston
Tremor Felt Across Northern Vermont and Nearby States
A minor earthquake rattled the region with simultaneous shocks reported in Rutland and Burlington Vermont and White River Junction and Montreal Canada. The quakes lasted seconds and caused light disturbances with no damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
White River Junction
Sue
Montreal
Rally Draws 1500 Hayes Supporters in Boston Ward Scene
On the eve of bail a large open air Hayes rally drew about 1500 on Lexington street. A huge American flag and Japanese lanterns decorated the stand as Senator Hayen spoke against Corbett. Tensions rose in ward precincts with heated exchanges between Hayes and Corbett factions and police planning extra precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Lexington Street
Hayen
Corbett
Boston
J. M. O'Hara
Shaw
Ague
Mahoney
Henry B. Carroll
Fatal fusillade rocks Oakman Alabama town
In Oakman Walker county a deadly gunfight left Mayor Isaac Appling and Charles Williams dead. Wounded were Andrew Richards Montgomery Appling William Duncan with Richards and Duncan expected to die. Williams opened fire after being ordered out of Appling Bros store. Montgomery Appling fired back ending Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Oakman
Walker County
Isaac Appling
Charles Williams
Andrew Richards
Appling Bros
Montgomery Appling
Appling
William Duncan
Applings
Duncan
Richards
Iliams
Williams
Mississippi
Mayor Appling
Eclipse stakes headline at Morris Park 2 year olds race
May 27 at Morris Park featured the Eclipse stakes for 2 year olds won by Frohman in a four-horse field. The Hunt cup for gentleman riders saw Royal Scarlet take the lead and win under Eustis. Tripoli fell twice, injuring rider Mr Lefler who was ambulanced to Fordham Hospital. Mr Lesler allegedly serious, and Mr Hayes also fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Park
Frohman
Royal Scarlet
Eustis
Liverpool
Tripoli
Mr. Lefler
Fordham Hospital
Lesler
Hayes
Chase After His Wife Across Florida and Brooklyn
Pretty 16 year old Mrs. Henry Tandy, formerly Miss Wortman of Brooklyn, eloped twice with her husband and alone. She fled from Winterhaven, Florida, to Bartow where she wed Henry Tandy last Thursday. He followed her northward by train, pursuing across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Tandy
Miss Wortman
Hendrix Street
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Florida
Tandy
Mrs. Savage
Winterhover
Fla
Drohan Rally Draws Crowd in Ward 16 Upham’s Corner
A large audience gathered in Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner last evening to hear John Drohan discuss ward 16 issues and endorse the Drohan ward committee ticket. Peter H. Corcoran presided with notable speeches by Richard Foley Thomas Prendergast Malachi Jennings Joseph O'Rourke Austin McGivern and closing remarks by Mr Crohan attacking the current ward committee and urging change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
John Drohan
Drohan
Peter H. Corcoran
Richard H. Foley
Thomas Prendergast
Malachi L. Jennings
Joseph B. O'Rourke
Austin McGivern
Crohan
Suits Against The City Award Elsewhere
Elizabeth J. Fitzgerald won a $2000 verdict in the Superior Court against the city of Boston for injuries after a sidewalk defect caused her fall. In a separate case Bridget Dantes sues the city over an injury at a crossing on West Fourth Street and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Fitzgerald
Superior Court
Boston
Briget Dantes
West Fourth Street
Women Protest Against Theatres Going Out to See a Man
Women advocate abolition of the practice described as the going out to see a man between acts in theatres. They call for aldermen to address what they deem a special nuisance and seek reforms in stagehouse behavior.
Women Defy Aldermen Ban on High Hats in Boston Theatres
A letter to the editor and community reaction rail against Alderman Lee's order forbidding high hats in theatres. Boston women call for indignation conventions, defend personal rights, and argue men should also be allowed to leave between acts for health reasons. The piece frames the dispute as a fight for fashion freedom and social fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Tee
Eiffel Tower
Pisa
Pyramid of
Cheops
L Lee
Board of Aldermen
Boston Common
Boston
Warships Arrive for Shaw Memorial Services Harbor Visit
Three United States men of war, the New York, Massachusetts, and a third vessel, reach the harbor ordered by the Secretary of the Navy to take part in Shaw memorial services. Admiral Sicard commands the fleet with Casey and Rogers in charge of the New York and Massachusetts respectively. Salutes planned and tickets for Music Hall exercises in high demand amid unfolding preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Sicard
New York
Metropolis
Boston Light
Joseph Colby
Sylph
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Franklin Wellock
Minerva
Inner Harbor
Sandy Hook
Montgomery Shcard
North Atlantic
Silas E. Casey
Frederick Rogers
Upper Harbor
Boston
Navy Yard
Sicard
Milk Street
Baronet Barnet Partnoy Reaches Russian Army After Desertion
Fannie Partnoy of 8 Stillman Street reports her husband Barnet, who deserted her two years ago, is now in Charkov serving in the Czar's army with a 15 pound rifle and a heavy knapsack. He claims remorse and asks forgiveness in a letter, but she has no intention to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Partnoy
Stillman Street
Barnet
Partnoy
Kovnow
Charkov
Post
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Morhi ‘Tean
New England
R. G. Sullivan
Mfr
Manchester
N. H
Cutler Bros. & CO
McGreenery Bros
Broad St
Hanover St
Leonard
Robert Bell
Thomas BW. Finneran
Dimmock Lodge
Dimmock Ledge
South End
Patrick Kelliher
Lear's Lodge
William. Finneran
William
George W. Ziegler
Thomas
West Roxbuy
Athe
Malden Economics
Hood
Joe O'Sulivan
Rum
New Hampshire
Vermont
Jordan, Marsh and Company
William J. Miller
Brock
Miller
Crockett
Alabama
Chase
His Wife
Leahy
Committee On Police and Licenses
John J. Leahy
Althoug
Avefille
American, Wringer Company
Met. Manufy. Co
New Tremont House
Tremont St
D. J. Trackey
Raymond Syndicate
Washington St
Theatres
Alderman Lee
Wild West
Ment
Marion Sylvestre
Union Park
Marion McKay
Berlin
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Coal Club of
Young
Charles A. Campbell
Edward Cummings
Harvard
Cummings
Pine Tree Club
Brunswick
Prentiss Cummings
Wv. C. Heath
J. G. White
George P
Uncle Sams
Texas
Barnet Partnoy
Newton
James Farrell
New Church Street
Boston & Alpany Railroad
Michael McGovern
Townsend Street
Transit Commission
Alexander Bushman
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Bushman
Marry
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Benyon
Watertown
A. J. Benyon
Galen Street
Ames
Cambridge
Samuel T.ana
Callanan
Mary
James J. Callanan
Commercial Street
Jerin
St. Stephen's Church
Flanover Street
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
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