Liquor Board Examines Sol Baccarach Hearing at City Hall
Secret orders from Commissioner O'Meara push Excise Board to summon licensees tied to underage drunkenness cases. Sol Baccarach of Hayward Place is first to be heard, with hearings set for Wednesday amid ongoing investigations of premises and multiple cases from City Hall and police captains.
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O'Meara
Excise Board
Sol. Baccarach
Hayward Place
Mr. Baccarach
City Hall
Roxbury
Sullivan
Pierce
O’meara
Baccarach
Mrs. Clancy Leaves Bequests To Catholic Charities
Under Mrs. Jane Clancy of Somerville who died Oct 4 the will filed in East Cambridge Probate Court leaves $100 gifts to St Marys Infant Asylum and the Home for Destitute Catholic Children both in the city and to the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor Somerville The remaining estate about 17090 goes to relatives and friends
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Jane Clancy
Somerville
East Cambridge
St. Mary’s
Little Sisters of the Poor
Death of Man Costs Trolley Road 1000
John J. Egan administrator of Thomas P. Sweeney of Waltham was awarded $1000 by a jury in U S District Court in a suit against the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company for Sweeney’s death after he was run over by a trolley car on November 8, 1907, in Waltham.
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John J. Egan
Thomas P. Sweeney
Waltham
United States District Court
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company
Sweeney
English Girl Weds Negro in Immigration Case
Edward Gaither a Cincinnati hotel and moving picture show owner married at the immigration station to a 21 year old Jewish woman who arrived on the Cymric from Liver pool with a baby girl. Justice Morris I. Silton officiated as Gaither could not prove marriage. a second ceremony was held after Washington guidance.
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Edward Gaither
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Morris I. Silton
Gaither
Morris Tilly
England
Washington
Witness search widens in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis Oct 18 government agents extend witness reach to the Pacific coast. McNamara’s Seattle visit and a man named Petersvitch being traced for bomb attachments tie to the 1910 Seattle office building blast. Miss Mary C Dye identifies checks and stationery linking McNamara to union funds and travels with Hopkin.
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Indianapolis
Pacific Coast
James B. McNamara
Seattle
Wash
Petervitch
Petersvitch
McNamara
Los Angeles County
California
Mary C. Dye
J. J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers
Frank M. Ryan
George J. Clark
Iron Workers
Herbert S. Hopkin
Miss Wells to Be Bride of Boston Man
Miss Marion Davis Wells of Hyde Park will wed Paul Clarke Cummings of Boston on Saturday October 26 at the First Congregational Church Hyde Park. The ceremony will be by Rev George W Owen with matron of honor Mrs Louise Locke of Medford and bridesmaids Olive Teel Mildred Rogers and Marion Willum all of Hyde Park. Best man Harry Woodbury a Trinity College graduate.
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Marion Davis Wells
Hyde Park
Paul Clarke Cummings
Boston
Chickering
First Congregational Church
Alice Teel Wells
George W. Owen
Sir William Ramsey Receives Hopkins Honorary Degree
In Baltimore on Oct 18 Sir William Ramsey the renowned English chemist was awarded Johns Hopkins University honorary Doctor of Laws. The ceremony elevated Ramsey’s many scientific achievements and ties to the university.
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Baltimore
Sir William Ramsey
Johns Hopkins University
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Aung
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All Goodyear
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Photo
Hood
Hood's
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