Mayor vetoes hall licenses in Dorchester
Mayor Collins vetoed an order granting John F. Jackson a dance hall license at 4 Billet Street citing police character reports. No action followed. Alderman Stewart requested sewer data including contracts costs and personnel. The council resolution to appoint a resident physician for districts was approved.
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John F. Jackson
Billet Street
Police Department
Jackson
Stewart
Dorchester
Septuagenarian to Give $1 Million to Young Bride
Chicago reports an ante nuptial agreement where bride to be Emily Hutchinson will receive 1 million dollars instead of dower. Richard T Crane, a septuagenarian and Crane Elevator Company president, faces family opposition from adult children but cites peers like Senators Depew and Platt as influence for marrying a younger wife.
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Chicago
Richard T. Crane
Emily Hutchinson
Crane
Crane Elevator Company
Mr. Crane
Depew
Platt
Knights of Columbus Hold Vesper Service at Cathedral
A solemn vesper service was held at the Cathedral under the Knights of Columbus with state officers and district deputies in attendance. State chaplain Rev James N Supple preached. other clergy and ushers from several parishes assisted. The event mirrors an October 12 observance by the order.
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Charlestown
James A. Walsh
J. M. Curtin
Lynn
T. J. McCormack
Mgr. A. T. Teeling
P. R
N. R. Walsh
Cathedral
Louis S. Walsh
Salem
F. X. Dolan
D. D
Joseph G. Anderson
St. Cecilia's Church
Charles 8. McEvilla
James J. Coughlin
William A. O’kane
Cornelius Doherty
Charles F. Leahy
Martin S. Carney
Annual meeting of Boston Dispensary managers held at Ash and Bennet
The annual meeting at the Boston Dispensary reported 29,438 new patients treated in dispensary departments and 11,341 new patients in city districts last year. The dispensary pharmacy issued 92,162 prescriptions. Since its founding in 1796, about 1,626,676 patients have been treated.
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Boston Dispensary
Ash and
Bennet Streets
Sentences handed down in Medford court actions
Albert W. Hurd faced Judge Sherman for sentencing after claiming forged notes by another. The case was continued. Michael Sullivan and Joseph Whalen, ex-prisoners, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and were sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. Cunningham and McDevitt received 18 months and probation respectively. Dunham, Clark, and Noyes received terms in reformatories or related institutions for their offenses.
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Sherman
Superior Court
Fred C. Young
Medford
Michael Sullivan
Joseph Whalen
House of Correction
John M. Cunningham
Roger McDevitt
Cunningham
McDevitt
M. F. Dunham
Reformatory
Rose Clark
Sherborn
Frederick R. Noyes
John H. Green Sentenced for Receiving Stolen Property
John H. Green appeared before Judge Sherman in the Superior Criminal Court for sentencing after a conviction for receiving stolen property. The record showed prior sentences totaling 12 years in the House of Correction. The judge stated he had narrowly avoided a harsher penalty and sentenced Green to 15 months in the House of Correction.
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John H. Green
Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Thomas J. English
Drunkenness judged by faculties and public safety
A judge remarks that drunkenness is a failure of natural faculties and discusses police fairness, public protection, and youth rehabilitation. The jury finds the defendant guilty on both counts, sending him to the reformatory with hope he learns a trade and returns as a productive citizen.
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Tere
Reformatory
Boston & Albany May Cut Force Amid Poor Business
The Boston and Albany line, allied with the New York Central, may lay off workers if business does not improve. Yesterday 200 Central employees were discharged due to weak demand. Officials avoided a timetable for departures, noting retrenchment depends on business. no changes planned for New York, New Haven and Hartford or Boston and Maine at present.
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Cone
Boston & Albany
New York Central Railroad
The
Central
van Neff
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Curtis
Post
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ranch Sold in Bad Lands Connection to Roosevelt
The Chimney Butte ranch near Bismarck was sold by the Northern Pacific to Ferris Bros of Medora. Known as Roosevelt’s base in early cattle days, the property hosted the president who penned Western sketches there before moving to the nearby Bikhorn ranch 40 miles south of Medora for outfitting mountain trips.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tunnel Complete for Christmas of 1904
The Hast Boston tunnel will be turned over to the people of Boston as a Christmas present. The tunnel itself will be complete before next December ends, and the work of wiring and laying rails, already under way, will take another year. The only unfinished part is the section between Scollay square and the Old State House.
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Scollay Square
Old State House
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