Millen Trial Deluged With Cross Examinations And Revelations
In a prolonged Boston Superior Court session Judge Fessenden watched Mrs. Millen endure relentless cross examination led by lawyer Nason. She admitted employing a detective to track her husband and described letters and encounters involving two other women, a hairdresser Mr Pitts and various hotels.
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Fessen
Crabapple
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Bernheim Funds Suspected Misappropriated
An afternoon paper reports the investigation into Abram C. Bernheim’s accounts may reveal misappropriation of nearly $500000 from the banking firm Ehan & Bernheim. The inquiry, tied to the philanthropist’s estate, unfolds with New York officials reviewing records and ledgers.
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New York
Abram C. Bernheim
Ehan & Bernheim
Charlestown store raided for gaming implements
Police raided Hlbridge Forsaith’s store at 24 Main Street yesterday and arrested the proprietor at Station 16 on a charge of being present where eighty six policy slips and a pair of dice were found.
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Democratic Reform Platforms in Massachusetts Debate
The speaker argues Massachusetts Democrats demand clear state policy on corporate reform, contrasting Republican convention behavior. They criticize Republicans for failing to outline new measures, insisting candidates must publicly endorse reform, and denounce taxing practices that favor street-using corporations over citizens.
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Tax on street railways for Boston parks debate
A Boston commission urged a 212 percent levy on gross railway receipts to fund city parks, predicting over $100,000 annually. The speaker condemns corporate influence, cites Moody's testimony, and urges Republican leaders to address legislative corruption and tax justice before voters.
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German American Reform Union backs Tammany in New York race
In Tammany, New York, Oct 10 the German American Reform Union endorses Tammany. Otto Kempner may be bought off with deputy registrar appointment. Ex Sheriff O'Brien says the fusion ticket is a mongrel, Parkhurst undecided, and Good Government Club members divided over support. Committee of fifty members sent resignations and plan limited meetings at the chamber of commerce.
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Nominations for Senate and House Candidates Listed
Yesterday's nominations present Senate candidates Clinton John W. Corcoran Democrat Holyoke Oscar Ely Republican Greenfield Dana Malone Republican Fitchburg Charles S. Dodge Worcester Democrat Chelsea Colonel John H. Cunningham Candidates for the House Harwich Augustus M. Nickerson Republican Boston Clark P. Harding Medway Republican Leominster Henry R. Smith Republican Haverhill Samuel W. George Thomas E. St. John Republican Newburyport Charles O. Newbury Galeth B. Huse Republican Chelsea Ernest W. Roberts Chelsea George T. Sleeper Winthrop Republicans Brookline Prescott F. Hall Democrat
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Holyoke
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Fitchburg
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Haverhill
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Thomas E. St. John
Newburyport
Charles O. Newbury
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Ernest W. Roberts
George T. Sleeper
Winthrop
Brookline
Prescott F. Hall
Everett in politics again in fifth Norfolk district
Quincy Weymouth contest looms as Republicans back Judge Flint Weymouth ex-Councilman Newman and James Thompson Quincy. Democrats rally behind Dr William Everett of Quincy who is willing to run again while Weymouth interests name Worthen and Minot Tirrel as prominent possibles.
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Weymouth
Judge Flint
Newman
James Thompson
William Everett
Worthen
Minot Tirrel
RUTHER FOR GOVERNOR NOMINATIONS FILED BY SOCIALIST-LABOR
The Socialist-Labor party has filed its candidates for state offices. Nomination papers were issued and these names appear on the ballot: Governor Moritz E. Ruther from Holyoke. Lieutenant-Governor Patrick O'Neil of Boston. Secretary of State Joseph F. Maloney of Lynn. Treasurer Charles N. Wentworth of Lynn. Auditor Fred A. Nagler of West Springfield. Attorney-General Squire E. Putney of Somerville.
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Holyoke
Patrick ¥. O'Neil
Boston
Joseph F. Maloney
Lynn
Charles N. Wentworth
Fred A. Nagler
West Springfield
Squire E. Putney
Somerville
East Cambridge Caucus Rally Supports Representative Shea
A campaign rally at Institute Hall East Cambridge drew a crowded crowd last evening in support of Representative John T Shea. Ex Alderman Aylward presided with speakers James Creed Senator Quinn T M Wilson A A Carlton and George E Pike among them. John H Ponce challenges Shea for the nomination though the proposed site meeting was not accepted.
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A Aylward
James Creed
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T. M. Wilson
A. A. Carlton
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Mr. Shea
Mead Named to State Board of Health and Other Appointments
The executive council met at noon with Governor Greenhalge presiding. J A Mead of Watertown appointed to the State Board of Health replacing Dr Hastings who resigned. Maurice O Connell of Holyoke reappointed cattle commissioner Major N F Bond of Fitchburg trustee of Soldiers Home replacing Myron Walker whose term expired.
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Holyoke
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Fitchburg
Soldiers’ Home
Myron Walker
Chelsea
Collins Rejects Rumors, Reaffirms Ward 14 Candidacy
John B. Collins states he remains a candidate for Representative in Ward 14. He denounces reports to the contrary as false.
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