Ward 19 Caucus Officers Face Court Action
The Roxbury Ward 19 caucus case drew a packed courtroom as Councilman Mark H. Lynch and others faced charges for alleged ballot fraud and improper vote declarations. Supporters hailed Tim Coakley while observers described a tense scene of protests, disputed counts, and calls for lawful election procedures.
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Roxbury
Ward 19
Bath House
Owen A. Galvin
Mark H. Lynch
John Mulhern
Eugene A. Dowd
Edward B. Hickey
Lynch
Mulhern
Hickey
Dowd
Tim
Coakley
Markie
Galvin
Messrs
Frost
Post
Bailiwick
Rush
Raftery
Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System by Leclercque
An advertisement for a medical system titled The Natural Law of Cure by DH Myron KE Leclercque. It claims tissue cell building and constitutional treatment for brain and nervous system diseases. Provides office address at 278 Boylston Street Boston opposite the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DH. Myron KE
Boylston St
Bie Garden
Boston
Mass
Symphony Seat Auctions Set New Record Prices
The first day of seating sales for the Symphony Orchestra rehearsals drew record interest with $12 seats selling at premiums from $6 to $92. C James Connolly of Adams House paid a top premium of $76, while others bid up to $85 and $70 for floor and balcony spots. Auctioneer Jackson, amid a large crowd, arranged quick bids and conflicts. The sale continues with $7.50 and $12 seats slated for forthcoming sessions.
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C. James Connolly
Adams House
Jackson
New Docks at Gibraltar Begin Construction
London reports the start of a new mole and dockyard at Gibraltar with five hundred skilled workers soon departing England to continue the project.
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Gibraltar
London
England
New York excursion set for October 9 via Albany and Hudson River
An excursion to New York is scheduled for October 9 departing by way of Albany and the Hudson River, returning on the Fall River line.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
End of garment workers strike in dispute over wages
The Boston Manufacturers' Association refused to meet contractor prices as too high while workers demand fifty four hours per week. A conference at St Andrews Hall with eleven participants led to an agreement to employ only union members and pay demanded wages, with a decision pending by the striker committee. Telegrams from Reichers and Jacques mark ongoing tensions as firms sign on.
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McCarthy
Mulhern
Hickey
Manufacturers’ Association
Sidney Cushing
Cushing, Olmstead & Snow
Boston
New York
St. Andrews Hall
Washington Street
Clothing Contractors’ Association
C. F. Reichers
Executive Council
Cohen & Steller
Charles Abrahams
West End Street Car Fare Reform Move
Alderman Hall reopens push for a uniform transfers and fares system. The Board of Railroad Commissioners will likely hear in early October with City Solicitor Bailey speaking for the Aldermen. The West End corporation’s reported profits will bolster the case and the hearing will be widely advertised.
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Alderman Hall
Aldermanic
Railroad Commissioners
City Law Department
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Bailey
Board of Aldermen
West End Corporation
Fatal fall at Commercial wharf claims Andrew Canfield
Andrew Canfield died at City Hospital late yesterday from injuries at Commercial wharf yesterday morning. He fell twenty five feet from a trestle while at work, striking iron supports. He was 50, married, of 4 Middle street South Boston.
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Andrew Canfield
City Hospital
Commercial Wharf
Canfield
Middle Street
South
Boston
Carver Street Case Ends In Manslaughter Trial
Ernest Williams alias Ernest Johnson faced trial in Superior Criminal Court for manslaughter after stabbing Isaac Boucher at 78 Carver Street boarding house. The confrontation followed months of acquaintance turning violent during a drunken altercation. Boucher died Aug. 8 from a four inch knife wound amid testimonies detailing the night’s events and witness accounts. The case will resume at 9 o'clock this morning.
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Ernest Williams
Ernest Johnson
Superior Criminal Court
Boucher
Williams
John W Converse
Sughrue
Gustave Olsen
Johnson
Draper
Frank Walsh
Bouber
Otto Peterson
Dr. Walsh
John MacElaney
Fitzgerald Going Down East in Quiet Campaign Tour
Senator Fitzgerald had a restrained day meeting Rep. James E. Hayes and Secretary Frank McGinness of Ward 3 Democrats. After a Turkish bath they dined, receiving numerous congratulations as his right hand swelled from nonstop handshakes. He forecasts strong convention support and heads for a four day Eastward trip with Hayes and McGinness.
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Fitzgerald
James E. Hayes
Frank McGinness
Ward 3
Democratic Committee
Representative Hayes
McGinness
Funeral Rites Held for Dr John J Moran at St Vincent's
Funeral services for the late Dr. John J. Moran were held at 10 o'clock yesterday morning in St Vincent's Church South Boston corner of E and West Third streets. Solemn high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev Farrah Brogan Rev M J McGoldrick deacon Rev CC M O'Connor sub deacon Rev Cornelius Hennessey master of ceremonies. A touching eulogy was delivered by Rev Father Brogan.
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John J. Moran
St. Vincent’s Church
E and
West Third Streets
South
Boston
Farrah Brogan
M. J. McGoldrick
CC. M. O'Connor
Cornelius Hennessey
Haverhill
Father Brogan
Bicycle Star Peter Berle Hospitalized With Bowels Inflammation
Peter Berle, the well known bicyclist, is at City Hospital suffering from bowel inflammation. His condition improved from initial fears, and he is not on the dangerous list, with reports stating he was in a fair way to recovery last night.
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Peter Berle
American Wringer Co. Offers Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offering wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and handle mail orders promptly. Telephone call i Tremont 76.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Millen Divorce Case Reveals Tense Household Dispute
In Probate Court Mrs. Lizzie E. Millen seeks separate support from husband Charles E. Millen, a Charlestown wood mantel maker. She testifies of a Novap separation last year and a willingness to reconcile. Millen disputes abuse, cites a New York letter to his wife, and recounts visits by a Mr. Goodwin at their Revere home amid witnesses and rebuttal testimony.
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Lizzie E. Millen
Charles E. Millen
Charlestown Street
Millen
Williams
New Marlboro Hotel
J. C. Fiske
Edward C. Spring
Revere Electric Light Company
Revere House
Thomas F. Driscoll
Chelsea
Gilman
Revere
Riley
John Roope
Millens
Goodwin
Louisa E. Chamberlain
Charlestown
Mr. Goodwin
Mrs. Millen
Annie Lindsey
Costello
Registration Opens at English High School Evening Sessions Begin
Last night at 7 15 the English High School on Montgomery Street opened for registration and examination of pupils. Dr Benjamin Tenney and staff worked nonstop until closing. By 8 oclock over 125 had registered and long lines awaited their turn. Attendance is expected to exceed last year’s 2409. The high school will host evening registrations all week except Saturday. branches operate Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Classes start next Monday.
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Montgomery Street
Benjamin Tenney
Boutelle Wins Fourth District House Seat in Bangor
Complete official returns show Republican Boutelle leading Democrat Simpson in Maine's fourth district with 17,389 to 6,870 votes, a 19,519 plurality. Boutelle's victory confirms party hold in the district.
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Bangor
Boutelle
Simpson
Wedding at Hotel Howard Unites Marguerite Clancy and George Wilson
One of the season’s prettiest home weddings joined Miss Marguerite Clancy of Bangor Maine to George T Wilson of Wilson Bros Tremont row jewelers at Hotel Howard. Bride wore robin’s egg blue. bridesmaid Grace Clancy wore ecru. Best man was Edward Madden. Gifts included oak sideboard dining set onyx clock silver service and more from family and business associates. The couple will reside at Hotel Howard 24 Chambers street and host guests on select evenings in October.
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Hotel Howard
Marguerite Clancy
Bangor
George T. Wilson
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row Jewellers
Grace Clancy
Ecru
Edward Madden
Wilson
Chambers Street
Engagement announcement for Walter von Horn and Rose Weimer
The engagement is announced of Mr Walter von Horn of D Appleton and Cincinnati social circles and Miss Rose Weimer of Cincinnati, marking a forthcoming marriage between their families.
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Walter von Horn
D. Appleton &O
Rose Weimer
Cincinnati
Evening Banquet for Church of the Holy Trinity Marked Jubilee
The second day of celebrations closed with a grand banquet in Casino Hall as about 300 attendees gathered. Prominent figures included Rev. Father Charles W. Gudenus and Rev. Father Nopper, with others such as W. Keilmann and Louis Stener giving addresses. A children's festival and a social for parish youth follow to complete the golden jubilee program.
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Church of the Holy Trinity
Casino Hall
Charles W. Gudenus
Father Nopper
Leo Knappe
D. D
A. Asherberg
John Conway
W. Keilmann
Buffalo
Louis Stener
N. Schaff
M. Brock
Chief Officer Fined $50 for Seaman Assault on Ward
Otto Hagan, chief officer aboard the bark Charles F Ward, was arrested on arrival from Surinam and brought before Judge Nelson for assaulting a sailor, Carl Siele, on August twenty third. The court found Hagan guilty of assault and fined him fifty dollars, a decision praised by ship masters and the public.
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Charles F. Ward
Coombs
Surinam
Otto Hagan
Nelson
United States District Court
Carl Siele
Wesley A. Rowell
Thomas F. Clarke
Peter W. Ahlgren
Richardson gift creates Joel Richardson scholarship at Dartmout h College
Judge J B Richardson of Boston endows Dartmouth College with 1000 to establish the Joel Richardson scholarship in memory of his father late of Oxford. Under conditions the gift prioritizes indigent Oxford born students for benefits of the scholarship.
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Hanover
N. H
J. B. Richardson
Boston
Dartmouth College
Joel Richardson
Oxford
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Cabot Street
Curry
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Harrison
John D. Connor
Connor
Mr. Mulhern
Patrick H. Raftery
Dennis A. Rush
Gustave Dore
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Main Springs
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Wild Flowers OF
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Sulliv
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Cooper
Irving
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Grant
Fatal Commercial Wharf
Carver Street
Peter Berlo
Clancy
Worcestershire
W . AO
Aeve A
Lea & Perrins
John Duncan's Sons
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & Co., Ltd
Homeopathic Chemists
LEGAE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Ralph S. Wentworth
Commonwealth Loan and Trust Company of Kansas
William S. Hinman
George A. Washburn
Robert F. Raymond
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Commonwealth Loan and Trust Company of
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Boston Post
John Noble
C. H. Cooper
Holy Trinity Parish
Judge Richardson
G. N. Collins
Leeds Street
American Dental Parlors
Tremont St
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