Fight to Be Keep Out Card Tips in Steel Case
Defense lawyers pressed their challenge to the government bid card system as evidence in a steel case trial. Charles A. Fouhy, ex-Boston Metal Trades Association official who ran the card system, testified for the day as the dispute over admissibility continued.
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Charles A. Fouhy
Boston Metal Trades Association
Boston
Charles N. Fitts
New England Structural Company
Frank A. Wilson
Card system details debated in courtroom confrontation
Assistant District Attorney Curtis pressed witness Fouhy for specifics on how the card system operated and its sources. Defense lawyers objected repeatedly as judges ruled on the admissibility of marks and connections to the defendants amid testimony about payments and card handling.
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Curtis
Finance Commission
Harris
Fouhy
Mr. Curtis
Choate
Eastern Bridge and Structural Company
Mr. Choate
Wilson
Testimony on Rousseau identity in Boston hearing continues
A long Boston hearing features witnesses detailing James D Rousseau's height weight and appearance as they discuss whether the claimant matches the Rousseau profile. Witnesses from Hogansburg and Louis ville describe family members and past deeds while questions focus on photographs and handwriting tied to Daniel Blake Russell.
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James D. Rousseau
George Shannon
Hogansburg
N. Y
Rousseau
Mr. Simpson
Shannon
Joseph Rousseau
William H. Bero
William C. Russell
Daniel Blake Russell
William Russell
Daniel Blake Russel
Simpson
Boston
Hayes
James D. Russell
Russell
Melrose
Dickinson
N. D
Malone
James
Bero
James Rousseau
William
William Rousseau
Joe
Louis
Edward
Lizzie
Mary
Nash
Jim Rousseau
Montreal
Rousseaus
Ferdinand Almy
Joseph
Sullivan
Thomas Mulhair
Lewisville
Mulcair
James Carton
Nellie Moore
Jamies
Louisville
Lawrence
Charles D. Rousseau
Edith Hayes
North Dakota
J. 1D
New York
Jim
James TD. Russell
Vessella at Boston Food Fair Promises Italian Music
The Vessella band of Italian musicians performs at the Mechanics Building food fair in Boston. The program opens with the march American Spirit by Signor Vessella and features a varied afternoon and evening lineup with operatic selections, overtures, and popular songs. Admission is free and crowds fill Grand Hall for the concerts.
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Vessella
Mechanics’ Building
Signor Vessella
Boston
Grand Hall
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