Bank Looter Tells of Gay Career as Fiancee Weeps
A cross examination revealed the bank looter Coleman admitting large losses in a high stakes Faro game from various dealers, with amounts ranging from a few hundred to fifty thousand dollars. The defense pressed for transcripts of grand jury statements as the district attorney and attorney argued over veracity and prior interviews.
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Bank
Mr. Coakley
Coleman
Charlie Carter
Coakley
Jack Leonard
French
Suffolk County Grand Jury Room
Cookad
Pelletier
Mr. French
Eac
Jack
Leonard
Bie
Pai
Kelcher
Rand Jury
Strausneider, Noted Pacers Owner Tied to New Britain Bank Heist
J H Strausneider a Brooklyn captured horseman linked to the Kelcher case and the Walker heist at New Britain bank. He allegedly secured securities then kept cash, aiding a wire gang. Known as Big Lem, he faces federal testimony while his pacing horses like Gott Ett and Ragbetta Jr. gain attention on New England tracks.
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Coleman
Strausneider
Kelcher
Boston
Strauseider
Pacers
Gott Ett
Ragbetta Jr
Trotter Meers Sr
Baltimore
Mathew Walsh
Frank Draper
Faro
Walker
New Britain, Conn
Mexico
Lem
Europe
Rouges
New England
Gallagher
Strausneider Arrested on Bank Looting Warrant in NY
J H Strausneider, 88, a broker known as Big Lem, was arrested in Brooklyn on a Boston warrant charging him with aiding George W Coleman in the National City Bank of Cambridge theft. The case alleges he aided Coleman and helped stash the money after a $300,000 craps game in New York.
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Mr. Coakley
Coleman
Lucille Chaney
Harper
Lockhart
George
New York
Coakley
E. K. Hall
Cambridge
Hall
National City Bank
Harvard Trust Company
Hayden, Stone & Co
Richardson, Hill & Co
James H. Vahey
Hale
Maine
J. H. Strausneider
Brooklyn
Boston
George W. Coleman
Mass
Strausneider
Big le
48 Young Women Graduate as Nurses 1910 Class
Diploma ceremonies at City Hospital Training School for Nurses marked the 1910 class. Dr John H McCollum and Dr Abner Post addressed graduates and urged professional conduct, discretion, financial planning, and auxiliary skills for patient care. Diplomas were awarded to Lucy D Adams and 32 others. Mary Corrigan led ushers.
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City Hospital
John H. McCollum
Abner Post
Mary N. Riddle
Lucie I. Drown
Lucy D. Adams
Bessie E. Baldwin
Jessie P. Baldwin
Vivian FE. Beckwith
Laura B. Bemis
Ada B. Bethel
Emily L. Brennan
Margaret G. Cairns
Mary I. Cameron
Julia E. Casey
Helena J. Conroy
Mabel T. Cooper
Katherine W. Cram
Arie E. Crosman
Mary A. Curley
Edith C. Dalzell
Harriett B. Delamere
Effie Mcl. Dewar
Abigail Dewey
Helen V. Downing
Ellen E. Dowd
Rose E. Doyle
Etta M. Dwyer
Sarah M. Ferrick
Mary A. Flint
Gertrude Gerrin
Martha E. Gilpatrick
Marion Grant
Pansy B. Hall
Lucy H. Huntley
Mary B. Joyce
Minnie Kelly
Mary Kennedy
Mary J. MacDonald
Daisy FE. Milne
Eliza M. Morrison
Julia M. O'Connor
Sarah O'Meara
Margaret L. O'Toole
Kathryn M. Reynolds
Nellie R Scanlan
Annie F. White
Elizabeth
Pirate theft at City Point pier ends with gunfire
Patrolman Keating of Division 12 interrupted a theft at a refreshment booth near Castle Island and Head House piers. He captured one of three alleged harbor thieves and shot another as two escaped in a rowboat. A citywide search followed for a wounded suspect seeking medical aid.
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Welch
Keating
City Point Pier
Division 12
Castle Island
Head House
Anthony Gregory
Roberts Indorsed for Congress by Chelsea Committee
The Republican city committee of Chelsea endorsed Ernest W. Roberts for congressman from the seventh district at a large meeting held last night.
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Roberts
Republican City Committee
Chelsea
Ernest W. Roberts
Cadum Cadium a New Remedy for Skin Diseases
A chemist announces Cadum as a potent remedy for eczema and many skin troubles. The preparation blends plant extracts with purifying ingredients, claims rapid relief, minimal visibility on skin, and safety with no mercury. Sold by all druggists at 10c and 25c.
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U. S
Pharmacopeia
Confederate Veterans Camp Established in Boston Stirs Grand Army Interest
A Confederate Veterans Camp is formed in central Boston and is drawing attention from Grand Army men. The movement is described as startling and set to be widely discussed nationwide on Monday.
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Boston
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Defenant
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New York’s Dearest Place
Maxim’s
West 41St Street
Mamie Hightower
Ley
French Pn Coakley
Suffolk Comn
Suffolk
Post
J. J. Winslow
Captain Hurley
Cambridge Police
Wilson W. Lockhart
Inspector Cox
Knox
Kansas City
Hurley
Mahoney
Cronin
Big Bill Keliher
Keliher
The
Flatbush
J. H. Strausnider
Stausneider
Horseman
Cambridge Bank
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis, M
Jacob Wirth
TEL
Oxford
S. S. Pierce CO
Felton
Crystal Spring
Bond
Felton& Son, Inc
Sunday Post
the Post
Leman’s
Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
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