Perjury claim amid Hanlon case shocks Boston
The former attorney contends police officers lied about Miss Hanlon’s reputation and actions during arrest. He defends her acquittal, questions the officers integrity, and urges the Police Board to uphold its rule on precise testimony to protect women from false arrests. The speech cites witnesses from various respected local firms and services.
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Hanlons
Charlestown
Mr. Bartlett
Commission
Hanlon
Naphen
Bartlett
Hogsett
Quirk, Chambers, Heath
Huckins
Board For Justice
Boston
Clark
McFarlane
American Type Foundry Company
Walter G. Tilton
Edward R. Williams
Quigley
Green
Hayward
New England News Company
Caleb G. Sprague
Clapp & Tilton
Boylston Street
Ritter
Lieutenant Ritter
Eliot Street
Chambers
Hotel Vossler
Quirk
Two vessels collide off Massachusetts injuring crew
The schooner Major Pickands arrived disabled at Vineyard Haven after a collision with the Boston fishing schooner Sylvester Whalen thirty miles southeast of Highland Light. Two Whalen crewmen were killed Patrick Powers and Michael Corrigan and three were badly injured including Robert O Brien Joseph Clark and Thomas O Brien. The Whalen was set ablaze by fleeing crew and the Pickands limped to port for repairs with 25 000 fish onboard and $8000 insurance.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Major Pickands
Portland
Holden
Baltimore
Boston
Hogan
Sylvester Whalen
Highland Light
Whalen
Patrick Powers
Michael Corrigan
Robert O’brien
Joseph Clark
Thomas O’brien
The
Cape Pogue
N. P. Doane
Marine Hospital
Robert Q O’brien
Muurke
Harry L. Belden
T Wharf
Nathaniel P
Waterford
Ireland
Michael Kerrigan
Lved
Seamen Bethel Cares For Remaining Crew
The remainder of the crew are being cared for at the Seamen's Bethel here. The report notes welfare efforts pending further instructions and orderly recovery among sailors.
Disastrous voyage of schooner Sylvester Whalen
Boston reports a fatal collision at sea involving the schooner Sylvester Whalen and two crew deaths with two injuries. Captain Holden redirected toward the Shoals. the vessel was towed safely to Vineyard Haven.
Unknown boy killed in street accident at Knapp Street
A 10 or 11 year old boy, well dressed, died after a wagon backed into a building at No 9 Knapp Street. The horse frightened, the boy was crushed then fell to the sidewalk and died seven minutes after reaching the Emergency Hospital. Police expect identification today.
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Tinkham
R. H. Hull & Co
Knapp Street
James Hughes
Funeral for Richard F. Sullivan in Dorchester
The funeral for Richard F. Sullivan who died at City Hospital will be held at 9 this morning in St. Matthew's Chapel Dorchester. The Rev. Father Fitzpatrick will preside with pallbearers John Brennan James Driscoll William Driscoll and William Cronin. Interment is Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. Sullivan a prominent Boston teacher and former pupil who rose to teach at an elementary night school led the Boston Short Hand Club and St Marys Young Men's Literary Association North End.
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Richard F. Sullivan
City Hospital
St. Matthew's Chapel
Dorchester
Father Fitzpatrick
John Brennan
James Driscoll
William Driscoll
William Cronin
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Sullivan
Boston
Short Hand Club
St. Mary's
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James Benway
Whallonsburg
N. Y
Ernest
Dr. Greene
Naphen’s
Congressman Naphen
Cape Cod
Cross Street
Mr. Huckins
George Washington
Keefe
Bangs
Is Ritter
Melton
Beaver
Oxford
New Charlestown Bridge
New
Charlestown Bridge
Barry
Magoun Square
Somerville
Roxbury
Richard T. Laffin
Tom Early
Shchdeshietty
Railroad
J. H. Studley
West End
Middlesex Street
Edwin Olds
J. H. Studley, Jr
L. T. James
James
George Atherton
Daniel J. Kiley
Common Council
Bridges Hughes
William Carbury
Richard Hopgdod
Owen Doherty
Charles W. Hawes
John Hildreth
Horace Grant
Joseph McIisaac
Charles H. Hyde
R. A. Sinclaiy
J. D. McCabe
J. F. McCabe
Arthur McCabe
H. P. Hale
Joseph F. Nary
Joseph Dee
George Draper
Joseph Carbury
William Ellis
George Martin
R. F. Sullivan
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