Two Sessions Held for 53 Grand Jury Bills in Suffolk
Jury trials opened in the Superior Criminal Court with two sessions under Justices Crosby and Raymond. Frank Mule, Italian, faces manslaughter in the death of Syrian Rizekiah Ayoub at Harvard and Hudson streets. Sentences imposed include John Murphy alias Doherty for breaking and entering to three to five years, Cornelius Boram two years, and Richard C. Fox two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Crosby
Raymond
Suffolk County Court House
Frank Mule
Rizekiah Ayoub
Harvard and
Hudson Streets
John Murphy
Doherty
Cornelius L. Boram
House of Correction
Richard C. Fox
Pittsburg
Jeanie Myrtle Floated and Towed to North Sydney
The schooner Jeanie Myrtle, ashore at Scatterle Island since Saturday, has been refloated and towed to North Sydney. It was en route from Louisburg to Halifax carrying coal and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
C. B
Jeanie Myrtle
Scatterle Island
Louisburg
Halifax
A Good Companion Bag at Special Back-to-School Price
With the opening of school in view this bag is offered to students and professionals. It has taken time and careful planning to price the item to its current level.
Police Seek Girl With Rare Disease In Larceny Case
In Waltham on September 9, police identified a unconscious girl as Miss Emily Lischner a domestic from West Newton. Doctors say a rare disease explains her condition and police accuse her of larceny from employers, linking her to several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Emily Lischner
F. W. Putnam
West Newton
Boston
Salem
Lawrence
Newton
Maple Street
Emily Linter
Watts
Election Board Denies $5000 Car Ticket Spend
Chairman Minton states the election department spent about $90 on car tickets in 1907. He explains tickets were used by storehouse employees for booth repair and erection, by clerks in jury list investigations, and for essential work on primary and election days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Election Board
Election Department
Portland Tragic Pedestrian Death at 10:05 A.M.
William A. Wilson of Bow New Hampshire a cripple was struck by an express train from Boston at 10 05 this morning and killed instantly in Portland.
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Portland
William A. Wilson
Bow
N. H
Express
Boston
Beatrice Miller Denies Eloping With Clarence Hefler
Beatrice Miller an 18 year old music teacher from Dorchester says she ran away not with Clarence Hefler but due to home restrictions. She calls the escape a trial and says she will try again if rules do not change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hefler
Beatrice Miller
Dorchester
Miss Miller
Mrs. Miller
Hefler
Dorchester Court Acquits Girl After Runaway Case
Mrs. Jessie Miller and her daughter faced a Dorchester court on a runaway charge. The girl was acquitted as insufficient evidence supported convicting her. She described restrictive rules at home and a desire for social liberty including visiting a friend named Clarence Hefler who she admired for his singing and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Miller
Dorchester Court
Harmony
Miss Miller
Clarence Hefler
Doyle Cuts Expenses In Boston Streets Department
The city auditor reports August costs for the Boston street department at 63,207.74 compared with 98,207.77 in July, and Superintendent Doyle’s department shows a 34,409.08 reduction last month. The Finance Commission reviewed the exhibit issued yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
City of
Boston
Finance Commocion
Sughrue Returns Today in Coal Graft Inquiry
Henry B. Lovering, sealer of weights and measures, will appear before the Boston Finance Commission this afternoon to discuss his department and answer questions. Officials overhauled office books. a public hearing may be held. new law requires more deputies and stricter scale rules. findings show no sensational issues but future confirmations are contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Lovering
Boston Finance Commission
Lovering
State Department
Weights and Measures Department
Thomas N. Hart
Michael J. Sughrue
Finance Commission
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
J. Wells Sarley
Commission
Fitzgerald
Law Department of Theity
Charlestown Knights of Columbus Open New House
A large crowd attended the dedication of the Charlestown Knights of Columbus new clubhouse at 44A High Street with Governor Guild Mayor Fitzgerald and 550 attendees. Speakers praised amalgamation, while dancing followed in the lodge room as Grand Knight J Hayes presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Knights OF Columbus
High Street
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Daniel J. Buckley
Gallagher
Boston
United States
Godspeed
John J. Hayes
NEW Knights OF Columbus
Van Wyck In Auto Crash Near Brighton
Judge Augus tus Van Wyck, New York jurist and gubernatorial candidate in 1898, narrowly escaped death after a head on collision at Commonwealth avenue and Cummings road in Brighton. His car was wrecked, chauffeur Harold Dannett uninjured, and Warren F. Gregory of Newtonville escaped with minor shock. The judge was driven to a Back Bay hotel after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Avenue
Cummings Road
Brighton
Augustus van Wyck
New York
Warren F. Gregory
Walenut Street
Newtonville
van Wyck
Harold Dannett
Gregory
Dannett
Judge van Wyck
Back Bay
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Anney
Atty Office
Raaba
IAM
Superior Court
England
London Harness Co
Devonshire St
Federal St
Putnam
Waltham Hospital
Berlin
Clemens Tischer
Rein
Sughrue
Department
Tures
Hart
Collins
Evetel
Court Street
Old Charlestown Club
James Supple
St. Michael
St. Mary
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Buckeley
Phillips
Hanover ST
Court St
Elgin
Illinois
Prudential Supply CO
Washington St
van Wylck
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