Millen Trial Becomes A Long And Heated Cross Examination
The Millen case resumed in Judge Fessenden's court as Mrs. Millen faced a relentless cross examination by Mr. Nason. She admitted employing a detective and two girls to entrap her husband, produced a medical powder during a break, and revealed letters to Wade detailing the investigation. The session featured vivid testimony about rooms, encounters, and alleged improprieties, with courtroom spectators eagerly following each disclosure.
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Bernheim Funds Could Hit Half Million Misappropriation
New York reports an inquiry into Abram C. Bernheim accounts may reveal misappropriation of nearly 500000 from the banking firm Ehan and Bernheim, signaling a major financial scandal in the aftermath of the philanthropist's death.
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Ehan & Bernheim
Charlestown Cigar Store Raided by Police
Elbridge Forsaith proprietor of 954 Main Street was taken to Station 16 after police found eighty six policy slips and a pair of dice on the premises. He faces charges of being present where gaming implements were found.
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Elbridge Forsaith
Main Street
Democrats Demand Policy Focus in Massachusetts Reform Debate
A Democratic speaker criticizes the Republican convention for not outlining new state policies on public corporations and franchise reforms. He argues Democrats will present clear measures for franchise limits, fair compensation, and public financial disclosure, urging voters to hold candidates accountable to a defined platform.
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Boston Thinks on Street Railway Tax and Reform
A Boston commission proposes a 212 percent tax on gross receipts of street railways to fund city parks. The speech challenges Republican stance on taxation and corruption, urging candidates to declare support or opposition and to discuss reforms before voters. The committee notes it supports a fusion Republican-Democratic ticket with no separate slate.
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German Reform Union backs Tammany in New York
In Tammany's Oct 10 scene in Tamanny New York the German American Reform Union endorses Tammany. Otto Kempner, the independent Senate hopeful for the eleventh district, faces potential buyout via deputy registrar promises. Ex Sheriff James O'Brien terms the fusion ticket mongrel and doomed. Parkhurst withholds ticket support. Good Government Club members resign from the committee of fifty signaling support for their ticket. Meetings planned in chamber of commerce rooms, not new headquarters, with altered procedure from last year.
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Nomination slate for Senate and House seats listed
Yesterday's nominations name senate candidates Clinton Corcoran Oscar Ely Dana Malone Charles S Dodge and John H Cunningham. House candidates include Augustus Nickerson Clark Harding Henry R Smith Samuel W George Thomas B E St John Charles Newbury Caleb B Huse Ernest W Roberts George T Sleeper Prescott F Hall among others.
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Holyoke
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Greenfield
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Fitchburg
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Dodge
Worcester
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John H. Cunningham
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Augustus M. Nickerson
Boston
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Medway
Leominster
Henry R. Smith
Haverhill
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Thomas BE
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Everett in Politics Again In Norfolk District Fight
In fifth Norfolk district covering Quincy and Weymouth a lively race looms. Republican candidates include Judge Flint Weymouth ex Councilman Newman and James Thompson of Quincy. Democrat favorite is Dr. William Everett of Quincy with Weymouth potential contenders Worthen and Minot Tirrell.
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Judge Flint
Newman
James Thompson
William Everett
Lawyer Worthen
Minot Tirrell
Ruther for Governor and Socialist Labor slate named
The Socialist Labor party filed nomination papers and placed these candidates on the ballot for state offices: Governor Moritz E. Ruther Holyoke. Lieutenant Governor Patrick F. O'Neil Boston. Secretary of State Joseph F. Maroney Lynn. Treasurer Charles N. Wentworth Lynn. Auditor Fred A. Nagler West Springfield. Attorney General Squire E. Putney Somerville.
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Holyoke
Patrick F. O'Neil
Boston
Joseph F. Maroney
Lynn
Charles N. Wentworth
Fred A. Nagler
West Springfield
Squire E. Putney
Somerville
East Cambridge Rally Supports Rep John T Shea Nomination
Institute Halil in East Cambridge hosted a rally last night for Representative John T Shea with ex Alderman Aylward presiding. Speakers included James Creed Senator Quinn T M Wilson A A Carlton and George E Pike. John H Ponce challenges Shea for the nomination but did not meet Shea at the rally to debate campaign issues.
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Aylward
James Creed
Senator Quinn
T. M. Wilson
A. A. Carlton
George E. Pike
John H. Ponce
Mr. Shea
Mead joins State Board of Health and other appointments
The executive council met with Governor Greenhalge presiding. J. A. Mead of Watertown was appointed to the State Board of Health replacing Dr Hastings. Maurice O Connell of Holyoke was reappointed cattle commissioner. Major N F Bond of Fitchburg becomes trustee of Soldiers Home, replacing Myron Walker of Chelsea whose term expired.
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J. A. Mead
Watertown
State Board of Health
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Maurice O’connell
Holyoke
N. F. Bond
Fitchburg
Soldiers’ Home
Myron Walker
Chelsea
Collins A Candidate for Ward 14 Representative
John B. Collings declares he remains a candidate for Ward 14 Representative and denies contrary reports. He urges voters to consider his ongoing campaign efforts and platform.
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John B. Collings
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