Millen Trial Nears End in Boston Courtroom Drama
Mrs. Millen testifies amid tense cross examination detailing alleged entrapment schemes, letters to detective Wade, and a web of affairs. She recounts Florida trips, Florida and Bowdoin Street residences, and claims of devotion from her husband while denying long affair. The courtroom buzzes with spectators as new witnesses loom.
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Nason
Frank Goodwin
Cora B. Harris
Lis
Bowdoin Street
Buck Ingham Street
Crescent Beach
Pitts
Annie McDonald
Porter
Miss McDonald
Mr. Pitts
Florida
Annie
New York
Aestie Millen
Ashland
Mr. Nason
Ashland Place
Temple Street
Buckingham Street
Dr. Phillips
Hillop
Strathmore
Mr. Plummer
Mr. Nager
Bernheim Fund Probe Hints 500000 Misappropriation
An afternoon paper reports ongoing scrutiny of Abram C. Bernheim's accounts suggesting possible misappropriation of nearly $500,000 from the Brehan & Bernheim banking firm. The story notes the focus on Bernheim's posthumous estate dealings and the bank's finances as investigators review records.
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New York
Abram C. Bernheim
Brehan & Bernheim
Charlestown Store Raided for Gaming Implements
Police raided Elbridge Forsaith's store at 24 Main Street and took him to Station 16 on a charge related to gaming. Officers found eighty six policy slips and a pair of dice among the items.
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Charlestown
Higil
Elbridge Forsaith
Main ‘Street
Democratic push for state reform in Massachusetts
The essay argues Massachusetts Democrats demand definite state policies on corporate reforms, accusing Republicans of evasive leadership. It denounces Republican platitudes and calls for measurable measures on franchise limits, public accounting, and fair taxation of corporate use of public ways.
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Republican Party
Commonwealth
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Republican Journal
State House
Democratic Party
Tax on street railways for city parks debated in Massachusetts
A Boston commission recommended taxing street railway gross receipts at 2.12 percent to fund parks, estimating over $100,000 annually. The speech argues such taxation is just, criticizes corporate influence, and cites William H. Moody on legislative corruption to urge reform and support for Republican leaders.
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Boston
City of
Massachusetts
State House
Republican Party
Commonwealth
William H. Moody
Congress
General Court
Germans Back Tammany In New York Race
In New York Oct 10 the German American Reform Union backs Tammany while Otto Kempner may be bought off by the fusion ticket. James O'Brien and others denounce the fusion as mongrel. Parkhurst refuses choice. Good Government Club resignations shift support to the Good Seme ticket.
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New York
German- American Reform Union
Tammany
Otto Kempner
Precis Os Apueinkonnen
Shente
James O’brien
Fussion
Parkhurst
Smith
Good Government Club
G. G
Committees of Fifty
R. BF
J. W. Pryor
L. I. Ca’ Id
Chamber of Commerce
Nominations for Senate and House Candidates Listed
Yesterday's list shows Senate candidates Clinton Holyoke Oscar Ely Dana Malone Charles Dodge John H Cunningham and House hopefuls Augustus Nickerson Clark Harding Henry Smith Samuel George Thomas St John Charles Newbury Caleb Huse Ernest Roberts George Sleeper Prescott Hall with party affiliations Republican Democrat across multiple cities including Holyoke Fitchburg Chelsea Boston Leominster Haverhill Newburyport Brookline and Winthrop.
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Senate
Clinton
John W. Corcoranocrat
Holyoke
Oscar Ely
Greenfield
Dana Malone
Fitchburg
Charles 8. Dodge
Worcester
Chelsea
John H. Cunningham
HOUSE
Harwich
Augustus M. Nickerson
Boston
Clark P. Harding
Medway
Leominster
Henry R. Smith
Haverhill
Samuel W. George
Thomas E. St. John
Newburyport
Charles O. Newbury
Caleb B. Huse
Ernest W. Roberts
George T. Sleeper
Winthrop
Brookline
Prescott F. Hall
Everett in Politics Again in Fifth Norfolk District
In Quincy and Weymouth a lively contest is shaping for the Fifth Norfolk Representative seat. Republicans tapped Judge Flint of Weymouth with ex-Councilman Newman and James Thompson of Quincy, while Democrats favor Dr. William Everett of Quincy who has signified willingness to run again. Weymouth figures Worthen and Minot Tirrell are also discussed as contenders.
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Quincy
Norfolk
Weymouth
Judge Flint
Newman
James Thompson
William Everett
Worthen
Minot Tirrell
Socialist Labor party nominates state officers slate
The Socialist Labor party has entered its candidates for state offices. Nomination papers were filed and the following individuals were placed on the official ballot: Governor Moritz Be. Ruther of Holyoke. Lieutenant-Governor Patrick F. 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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Socialist-Labor Party
Ths
Moritz BE. Ruther
Holyoke
Patrick F. O'Neil
Boston
Joseph F. Maloney
Lynn
Charles N. Wentworth
Fred A. Nagler
West Springfield
Squire E. Putney
Somerville
East Cambridge Rally Pits Shea Against Ponce for Nomination
Institute Hall in East Cambridge hosted a rally for Representative John T. Shea. Speakers included James Creed Senator Quinn T. M. Wilson A. A. Carlton Geo B. Pike and ex Alderman Aylward presiding. John H. Ponce challenged Shea to a joint discussion but the proposal was not accepted.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
John T. Shea
Aylward
James Creed
Senator Quinn
T. M. Wilson
A. A. Carlton
Geo B. Pike
John H. Ponce
Shea
Mead Named to State Board of Health
The executive council met with Governor Greenhalge presiding. J A Mead of Watertown was appointed to the State Board of Health replacing Dr Hastings who resigned. Maurice O Connell of Holyoke reappointed cattle commissioner and Major N F Bond of Fitchburg named trustee of Soldiers Home replacing Myron Walker of Chelsea whose term expired.
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Greenhalge
J. A. Mead
Watertown
State Board of Health
Dr. Hastings
Maurice O’connell
Holyoke
N. F. Bond
Fitchburg
Soldiers’ Home
Myron Walker
Chelsea
Collins Declares Candidacy for Ward 14 Representative
John B. Collins announces he remains a candidate for Ward 14 Representative and asks readers to disregard reports to the contrary.
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John B. Collins
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