Majority of Its Members Have Passed Middle Life
John R. Palmer of Barrington a farmer serves as foreman. Osceola F. Foss of Rochester a shoemaker. Samuel E. De Merritt of Lee a farmer. Maurice N. Lane of Lee a farmer. Arles Estes of Rochester a farmer. Leslie W. Ricker of New Durham a station agent. John H. Nutter of Rochester a shoemaker. James Hussey of Rochester a blacksmith and farmer. Braham P. Otis of Strafford a farmer. Henry Laudecker of Dover retired. Samuel F. Page of Rochester a farmer and carpenter. Frank Sleeper of Rochester a shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Palmer
Barrington
Osceola F. Foss
Rochester
Samuel E. DE Merritt
Lee
Maurice N. Lane
Arles Estes
Leslie W. Ricker
New Durham
John H. Nutter
James Hussey
Braham P. Otis
Strafford
Henry Laudecker
Dover
Samuel F. Page
Frank Sleeper
Jury Chosen for Murder Trial of Joseph B Kelley
Dover reports the selection of an old predominantly male jury for the life trial of Joseph B. Kelley the admitted killer of Cashier Stickney of the Someraworth National Bank. Some jurors hold opinions on guilt yet anticipate impartial verdicts as state law allows. Some members have conscientious scruples against capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelley
Gashier Stickney
J. A. Edgerley
Dover
Joseph B. Kelley
Stickeney
Someraworth National Bank
Gent
Pontes
Opposition to Quincy for renomination sparks lively Boston caucuses
Reports from Boston detail a growing anti Quincy movement led by ex Senator McNary and backed by figures like Lomasney and Hayes. The push aims to field anti Quincy tickets in wards with caucus set for November 26 and a convention around December 1. Norton backs Quincy, while others hedge on support and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
M’nary
McNary
Post
Lomasney
Martin M. Lomasney
the Post
Opposition Tickets Mobilize In Boston Municipal Race
Report outlines ward by ward leadership forming the opposition to the Mayor with figures such as James E Fitzgerald Manassah Bradley and Ward leaders including Hayes Miller Rourke and Lomasney. Indications show discussions but no formal formation yet and potential backing from George Fred Williams. In Washington a separate note reports Count von Goetzen's marriage to Mrs May Stanley Lay marking a notable social union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
James E. Fitzgerald
Manassah IF. Bradley
Aid
Senator Hayes
William FE. Miller
David D. Rourke
P.J. Daly
Lomasney
P. J. Bowen
M. M. Cunniff
Thomas Riley
Bernard Lamb
Senator Sullivan
William S. McNary
Fred S. Gore
Charles I. Quirk
James A. Watson
William L. Mooney
Bordman Hall
Charles Mansfield
Harry Lloyd
Patrick Meehan
George Fred Williams
Washington
Count von Goetzen
May Stanley Lay
Central Africa
Lake Albert Edward
Tanganyika Lake
Ruanda
Stanley
Lake Kiva
Kirunga
Indian Ocean
Congo River
Atlantic
Hathaway to be arrested over disputed Somerville taxes
Jann F. Hathaway of Somerville faces arrest after refusing to pay taxes assessed on his property. A writ was issued by City Treasurer John F. Cole and will be served by Deputy Sheriff Samuel W. Tucker, with Hathaway held in Middlesex Jail if payment is not made by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hathaway
Sprague & Hathaway Corporation
West Somerville
John F. Cole
Somerville
Middlesex
Cambridge
Cole
Samuel W. Tucker
Middlesex County
Hathaway
Romerville
Mr. Hathaway
Wathaway
Tucker
WRECKED TRAIN NEAR NIANTIC DELAYS AREA TRAINS
A northbound freight of forty seven cars on the New Haven line jumped the track east of Niantic station. Seven cars derailed. three telescoped and demolished. No injuries reported. Wrecking crews worked through the night to clear the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerly
R. IL
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Niantic
Count von Goetzen to wed in California trip plans announced
Ocean society notes reveal Count von Goetzen earned medals and honorary memberships from several geographical societies. His sister will represent him at his marriage during Christmas, with the couple planning a California wedding trip before sailing to Europe in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Count von Goetzen
Canada
United States
Germany
California
Coupe
Europe
Agro
Benin
Weather Forecast for New England States
Weather notes for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut report rain and warmer conditions with southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
Curtis in the Tenderloin inspection shocks Boston critic
Police Commissioner Curtis of Boston, visiting New York, inspected the Tenderloin station on West Thirtieth Street and declared it excelled anything in Boston. He is probing the city police system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDPW
York
Curtis
Boston
Thirtieth Street
James McGuire Hurt by Bicyclists Near Market Street
James McGuire was struck by a bicyclist while crossing Market Street in Brighton and knocked to the ground. another wheel then struck him, leaving him slightly bruised about the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGuire
Market Street
Brighton
Arrest Narrative Drives Murder Charge in Corning Street Case
John Whalen, a 25 year old lodger, testifies of hearing a struggle in Leavitt's room after 2 am. Police press Leavitt on a murder charge as they scrutinize his tale and suspicious conduct surrounding the night’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whalen
Overbright
Whalen
Corning Street
Leavitt
Post
Byrnes
New York
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My. Clothier
Nobby
Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Kelley
Morris W.lane
Charles Estes
W. Ricker
John Nutter
Daniel Hussey
Abram
Otis
Henry Landecke
Sams.f
TSS
Posner
West End
James E. Hayes
James H. Hayes
Ward 3
Democratic Committee
Aunty
John Quinn
Democratic City Committee
P. J. Daly
Washington Hotel
Ward 7
Joseph J. Norton
Ward 14
South
New England
Henry Traiser & CO
Meters
Mass
Alice Brown
Ambe
Jann F. Hathaway
Somervile
Mrs
May Stanley Say
THE
Boston’s
James M'Guire
Hot Springs
Ark
Frank Kaufman
Charlie Johnson
Clara Ebrahart
Ebrahart
Central Avenue
Old Court House
Burlen Thike
U. 8
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