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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1897

Page

7

City Hall payroll case ties Mulrey to Finneran fraud

Prosecutors rest after detailing missing payroll returns from 1896 97 in a Boston city hall fraud case. Witnesses describe seven and a half double teams paid to Thomas Finneran in exchange for city work while Mulvey allegedly routed papers and concealed fraudulent entries. Verdict pending Tuesday.

Mulrey Finneran Blodgett Mulvey Thomas F. Finneran Boston Smith McGarr Captain Dugan South Yard John B. Moran Chaplin Philip J. Doherty East Boston Mr. McLaughlin William J. Donahue Corcoran John Doherty John McCarthy John H. Logan Roxbury Fast Cullen John A. Tobin Bartlett Jeremiah McCarthy Charlestown O'Neill Michael Coyle Shea West Roxbury City Hall South Boston City Proper City Wells Heath Street Back Bay Roxbury Yard Muldoon Alger Ahern Brookline Dorchester Dugan Peter Burns T. R. Kimball Ellen O’brien Thomas J. O'Keefe Michael H. Reddish Thomas R. Raynor Thomas D. Roberts Gleason M. J. Kelly Lodge Mr. Wells Hurlburt

Counterfeit Grain O packages trigger Rochester court injunction

A Rochester New York court enjoined sale of Grain-O packaged to imitate Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The story details counterfeits, packaging seals, and alleged food value claims, plus a lengthy courtroom cross examination and proceedings involving city officials and witnesses.

U. S Rochester N. Y Postum Cereal Co Liv Battle Creek Mich

Boston elevated railway bill advances with twenty five year fare term

The House engrossed the Boston elevated railway bill after approving all non hostile amendments. The 6 cent fare term was extended to twenty five years and a free transfers provision was defeated. The Senate tabled the related free transfers bill. debate focused on mileage, delays, and municipal burdens as the bill moved toward engrossment and Senate consideration.

Boston Waterman Wakefield Senate Bradford Hampden Bickford Revere Pierce Milton Myers Cambridge West End Supreme Court Gorge of Haverhill Clarke Wellesley Jones Melrose Stone Springfield Mr. Myers Dickinson Mr. Jones Brown Everett South Union Station Ponce Brattle Square Craigie Bridge

Railroad Case Seeks 30000 From New Haven in Death Claim

Eliza B. Young administratrix of Wilbur R. Young sues the New Haven railroad for 30000 claiming her husband was killed December 12, 1895, at Boylston station when struck crossing the tracks. The suit argues the railroad’s dangerous approaches made crossing the track necessary and seeks damages.

Eliza B. Young Wilbur R. Young Mason Superior Court New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Young Boylston

Boston Woman Sues City Over Snow and Ice Fall

Catherine McCarthy of Wakefield sues the city of Boston for injuries from a Winter street slip on January 18 1896 alleging accumulation of snow and ice. Damages set at 600 dollars with attorney Henry F Nephen for plaintiff and John T Wheelwright for defendant.

Catherine McCarthy Wakefield Boston Winter Street Henry F. Nephen John T. Wheelwright

J Waldere Kirk Defends Taste Over Fashion Fame

New York diary excerpts show J Waldere Kirk, a 60 year old clothes watcher, insisting he is a businessman and connoisseur not a mere dress icon. He argues Westerners dress better than Easterners and rejects being labeled a freak or showman.

New York J. Waldere Kirk Bondone United States

Roxbury Atheneum Dissolved and Property Transferred

In Supreme Equity Court Judge Knowlton granted the dissolution petition for the Roxbury Atheneum. The decree assigns the association property to the Fellows Association of Roxbury, effectively a Roxbury branch of the Boston Public Library.

Supreme Equity Court Knowlton Roxbury Atheneum Fellows Association of

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