Haverhill Aldermen in Court on Corruption Charge
The Haverhill Superior Court opened with the city’s famed "big four" aldermen arraigned on bribery and corruption charges. District Attorney Moody outlined the case amid packed galleries and a large witness slate, with defense pressing motions to quash before trial continued to the next morning.
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Fred H. Cote
George O. Tilton
William W. Ham
Hadley H. White
Alderman Hoyt
T. H. McDonald
Charles A. Kimball
Fred E. Smith
Smith
T. L. Smith & Co
Kimball
George C. Sumner
Adolph Weiss
Lawrence
Perley Galuche
John Stevens
Joseph L. Tibbets
George D. Ward
Charles T. Balch
Samuel D. Barrett
John F. Cook
Bradford
Foreman
Clarence B. Abbott
Groveland
George H. Batchelder
Lynn
Augustus H. Bubier
Frank N. Merrill
Joseph B. Creasey
Newburyport
George Dewhirst
Samuel D. Berry
North Andover
Israel Herrick
Boxford
John F. Hill
Beverly
Warren M. Cole
James H. Curran
Methuen
Moody
Pinkham
Craft
Cox
Shoplifters Nabbed On Bargain Day At Major Stores
Inspectors Knox and Burke report multiple arrests after bargain day at R. H. White's and Jordan, Marsh & Co. Aged suspects include Sarah Weymouth 39 from Chelsea Annie McKee 30 from Arlington Catherine Mulern 48 from Roxbury Agnes McGill 29 from Roxbury and Kate Williamson 40 from Barnstable. Losses total significant goods valued around $50 to $3.00 items.
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Knox
Burke
Sarah Weymouth
Chelsea
R. H. White
Annie McKee
Arlington
Catherine Mulern
Jordan, Marsh & Co
White
Agnes McGill
Roxbury
Olney rules against Tillman in South Carolina dispensary case
Attorney General Olney has decided adversely to Governor Tillman on the dispute between the United States and South Carolina over the state dispensary law. The ruling places South Carolina’s dispensary statute in direct conflict with federal internal revenue statutes.
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Washington
Olney
Tillman
United States
South Carolina
Gale Drives Fishing Smacks Into New London Harbor
A gale prevailed today at New London Connecticut driving numerous fishing smacks to harbor.
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New London
Conn
Why Does Mendenhall Go Washington Appointment Creates Shuffle
The President appoints General W F Duffield to the Lighthouse Board replacing Professor Thomas C Mendenhall. Duffield had already succeeded Mendenhall as head of the coast and geodetic survey on Mendenhall's resignation, though Mendenhall was expected to remain with the Lighthouse Board. It is not clear if Mendenhall resigned voluntarily.
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Washington
W. F. Duffield
Lighthouse Board
Thomas C. Mendenhall
Duffield
Professor Mendenhall
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Mendenhall
White House
Reading Railroad Coupons Purchase Plan Expands
Philadelphia October 29 A syndicate formed to buy the overdue general mortgage coupons of the Reading railroad under the funding plan said to begin purchasing the coupons in a few days and accelerate handling of the debt.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Women of Lynn case ends with Sullivan fined and jailed
In Lynn on October 29 Judge Berry found Michael Sullivan guilty of illegal liquor sale at the Anderson House. Miss Talbot Miss Clifford and Miss Webster testified after visiting hotels to obtain evidence. Sullivan received a $200 fine and six months imprisonment, with an appeal noted.
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Lynn
Temperance
Anderson House
Berry
Michael Sullivan
Miss Talbot
Mary Clifford
Ida Webster
Nelson
Horace King
Tolman Temperance Fund
King
Harwood
City Hall
Wells
Mr. King
N. T. Whittaker
T. B. Johnson
Phillips
McCarthy
Miss Clifford
Andrew Street
Central Avenue
Sullivan
Miss Webber
Officer Silver
Anderson
Officer Smith
Marshal Nelson
James McEdwards
Sue Worthy
Perry
Lewis
Sagamore House
Boston World's Fair Scenograph Praised by Curator
Frank T. Robinson of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York endorses Austin's sceno graph work for the Boston World's Fair. He praises artistic results over mechanical effects and lauds graphic color pictures of surrounding territory as a marvel of scenic art.
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Austin
White City
Boston
Frank T. Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Reunion of the Thirty-Third Regiment Held at Quincy House
The Thirty-third Regiment veterans gathered at the Quincy House with about seventy five members. Dudley C. Page was elected president S C Smiley vice president and A C Stacey secretary and treasurer. The group voted to hold the next reunion in Lowell.
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Army of the Potomac
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Sherman
Quincy House
Dudley C. Page
S. C. Smiley
A. C. Stacey
Lowell
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