Haverhill Aldermen Flushed With Alleged License Bribery
In Lawrence, Oct 30 Special to the Post the Haverhill Superior Court heard the aldermen conspiracy case with a crowded docket. Witnesses described a 15 license grant and alleged payments to secure licenses, including a Boston meeting and talks involving Aldermen Hoyt Cate Ham Tilton Pinkham and drug and liquor dealers.
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Mr. Roberts
Board of Aldermen
Hoyt
Ham
Alderman Pinkham
J. F. Howard
Shute T. Knight
D. J. Lucy
McCarthy T
Thomas H. McDonald
J. H. McDonald & Co
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Charles W. Arnold
Mr. Moody
Boston
Cate
Tilton
Messrs
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Kimball
Cambridge
Hurlburt
Mr. Tilton
Young’s Hotel
E. B. George
Peter C. Croy
Alderman Croy
Boxford
McDonald
S Kimball
Charles Leighton
Leighton
Croy
Pinkham
Mr. Smith
Ward 7 Candidate Claims Broken Pledge in Senate Race
Daniel McLaughlin of Ward 7 says a deal with John Fitzgerald collapsed when Fitzgerald did not honor his promise to deliver eight Ward 6 delegates for McLaughlin in the State Senate convention. McLaughlin recalls prior agreements and asserts Ward 7 deserved a Senator from their ward after eight years with no representative.
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Daniel McLaughlin
Ward 7
State Senate
McLaughlin
Senate
John. F. Fitzgerald
MclLaughlin
Endicott Street
Fitzgerald
Gilbride
Ward 8
Congress
Ward 6
Hendricks Club
Ward
MecLaughlin
D. O’rourke
O’rourke
D. McGrath
Timothy Murphy
Patrick Carroll
Mr. O'Rourke
Massachusetts Senate
Highlands Man Found With Broken Leg on Warren Street
Thomas O'Brien aged about 00 residing on Mountain avenue Highlands was found on Warren street last evening at 7 15 with the small bones of his right leg broken above the ankle. He was taken to City Hospital and police say he was intoxicated at the time.
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Thomas O’brien
Mountain Avenue
Highlands
Warren Street
O’brien
Four New Smallpox Cases Reported in New York
Four fresh cases of smallpox were reported to the Board of Health today in New York City as officials urged vigilance and vaccination efforts to curb the outbreak.
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New York City
New York
Board Health Today
Budapest House of Magnates Advances Judaism Recognition Bill
Committees of the House of Magnates discussed bills for freedom of worship and recognition of Judaism. The bill recognizing Judaism was adopted without change after deputies sent it back.
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Budapest
House of Magnates
Potter Guilty in Wife's Death at Rice City Trial
Providence report says Gilbert Potter was found guilty of murdering his wife at Rice City. The East Greenwich jury deliberated about three minutes before delivering the verdict.
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Providence
R.I
Gilbert Potter
Rice City
East Greenwich
New York Couple Die In Domestic Tragedy
Maggie Matz was shot by her husband Fritz Matz in New York and died en route to hospital. He shot himself after the act and died instantly. The tragedy followed a quarrel between them.
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New York
Maggie Matz
Fritz Matz
Matz
Solitary confinement details at correctional hearing captured
The investigation resumed last evening with Deputy William A. Witham describing the solitary cell. He noted measurements, ventilation, and a bread and water ration, then discussed a letter box and mingling of minors with offenders. The hearing adjourned to 4 pm as ministerial education matters and officer elections followed.
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Public Institutions
William A. Witham
House of Correction
Riley
Witham
Baptist Convention Opens Three Day State Meeting at Bowdoin Square
The State convention of the Baptist church opened yesterday morning in the Tabernacle Church Bowdoin square for a three day gathering. A 10 o'clock ministers conference featured Rev Walter Calley as speaker and Rev J M Hull as essayist. The program resumed at 1 45 and adjourned at 3. The Women’s Home Mission Society met at 2 with Miss Helen F Clark of New York delivering an address. The Northern Baptist Educational Society met at 7 with Rev F D Penny of North Adams speaking on the relation of pastor and church leader.
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State Convention of the Baptist Church
Tabernacle Church
Bowdoin Square
Walter Calley
J. M. Hull
Women’s Home Mission Society
Helen F. Clark
New York
Northern Baptist Educational Society
F. D. Penny
North Adams
Pas
Berkeley Temple Institute conference day features child life topics
The Berkeley Temple Institute's third conference day began at 3 PM with discussions on Child Life in the Great City led by Miss Lucy Wheelock. Rev. W S Kelsey conducted a devotion and speakers including Frank B Fay and Rev J M Bruce addressed issues from child suffering in Boston to church roles in child welfare. The 7:30 PM concert by the Women's Philharmonic Orchestra, led by H W Howard, drew large attendance with Priscilla White as soloist.
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Berkeley Temple Institute
Lucy Wheelock
Chauncy Hall School
W. S. Kelsey
Frank B. Fay
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston
J. M
A GONAN DOYLE S VISIT TO BOSTON
Dr A Conan Doyle famed English author makes a brief Boston stop and speaks at Association Hall this evening. He has led a varied life as a whaler Africa explorer and London writer and is noted as an accomplished athlete. Major J B Pond accompanies him on the tour.
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A. Conan Doyle
Association Hall
Boston
Dr. Doyle
Africa
London
Atlantic
Doyle
J. B. Pond
Man Seeks Work Then Jumps Into Canal
Patrick Bartley, about 40, applied for work at the Boott mills in Lowell this morning. After being told no work, he said he would go to the poor house and then jumped into the canal. His body was recovered about an hour later. In his pockets were hospital discharge papers and a Massachusetts General Hospital outpatient ticket, plus 8 cents. His brother resides in New Bedford. He formerly lived in Worcester.
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Lowell
Patrick Bartley
Boott
Worcester City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Barnley
New Bedford
Worcester
Hebrew Ward 8 Club Seeks City Ticket Support
The Hebrew Ward 8 Citizens' Club at 9 Lowell Street urges representation in city office and backs Martin Leftowit for a regular ticket. A public meeting on the issue will feature speakers Hyman J. Weinberg B. J. Riseman and Bernard Goldstein.
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Hebrew Ward 8 Citizens’ Club
Lowell Street
Martin Leftowit
Hyman J.weinberg
B. J. Riseman
Bernard Goldstein
Obituaries notice for Stevens Loring and Carpenter
Obituary notices announce Susan Stevens 66 died at Roxbury on Oct 27. Sarah Loring widow of Braddock Loring aged 70 died Oct 22 with funeral Oct 31 at 2 p m from 86 Village street. Marcellus Carpenter aged 77 died in Charlestown Oct 30 with funeral Nov 2 at 1 p m from High street. Burial private for Carpenter with details for relatives and friends to attend.
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Malden
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Rhode Island
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Sound Money
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New York Evening Post
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