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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

7

Judge Dewey and the Cracked Gavel in a Humorous Session

A humorous record from Judge Dewey's courtroom features quips about prisoners, umbrellas in mud, and brief continuations. Several defendants including Manuel Silver and George Dixon face short sentences or warnings. The phonograph notes capture a lighthearted but steady pace of the proceedings with brief outcomes and remarks.

Judge Dewey George Dixon Charles Granger Steamer Superior Gordon George Walsh Simon Frazer Sargent’s Wharf Annie Leighton Deer Island Helen Harrnet Bridget O’conor Harrison Avenue

Vermont elects McCullough Governor in State Convention

Vermont lawmakers in convention chose General John G. McCullough Republican of Bennington as governor. He secured 164 votes while Percival W. Clement local option gained 59 and Felix W. McGettrick Democrat 45. Stanton Republican of Roxbury was elected Lieutenant-Governor with 181 votes, Agan local option 25, May Democrat 37.

Montpelier Green Mountain Vermont John G. McCullough Bennington McCullough Percival W. Clement Felix W. McGettrick S&s. Stanton Roxbury Stanton Agan May

Judge Interrogates Courtroom chaos and a gambling case

A courtroom session recounts multiple cases including Hutchinson fined two dollars for blocking a street and Rice and Leonard charged with fighting, with Leonard battered. Interpreters and a gambling-ring case involving Chinese defendants are discussed as the day ends with the phonograph failing.

George F. Hutchinson Edward H. Rice Frank Leonard Leonard Silverman Charlie Sing Department United States Dewey

Commendation for Brookline Patrolman in Notorious Mistake

A Brookline patrolman earns praise for faithful duty after chasing a mistaken break in at a vacant summer-closed home. A family member visiting with a friend triggered the “pinched” moment, but the officer quickly learned the prank and let them off without incident.

Brookline

Maygar tribute to the late President McKinley Canton Ohio

Representatives of the Louis Kossuth monument commission paid Maygar American tribute in Canton to the memory of President McKinley. They laid a laurel wreath on the casket and bore gold inscriptions about the 1902 observance. A Grove Hall sale for Cullis Consumptives Home netted $1200 to $1500 despite rain, with 50 to 60 percent attendance over three days.

Canton Louis Kossuth Cleveland McKinley Kossuth Cullis Consumptives Grove Hall

Fisher Betts trial grinds through Boston court

In United States District Court Judge Lowell admonished Pratt for improper remarks as the Fisher Betts case trudged toward verdict. Key witnesses testified on wire leasing, bookkeeper Maitland hid books from officers, and Betts’s ties to government actions emerged amid bail arrangements and stock dealings.

Fisher-Betts United States District Court Lillian B. Maitland Pratt United States Lowell Lawyer Pratt Miss Maitland Fisher Mr. Pratt Judge Lowell Casey J. F. Mixer Curtis & Soderquest Mostin & Co Wentworth & Co F. A. Rogers & Co A. B. Fisher J. L. Livermore New York J. M. Fisher & Co Alfred I. Tarbox Bath Betts Charles B. Strout Federal Trust Company Richard McCann Bankers’ and Manufacturers’ Mercantile Agency of New York Boston Harold W. Windram Fisher &Co Herbert JL. Baker

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