Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT,
List Of Indictments Given
to the Public.
Majority Of Respondents Plead
Not Guilty to The Charges.
First Jury Trial, State vs.. Packard,
Will Begin This Morning.

Augusta, Sept H.
At the opening of the superior court
Wednesday morning the following ad.
ditional indictments were made public
Minnie Arhon. alias Mrs. Toppam
| alias Mrs. James Clifford of Benton
keeping house of i'll fame.
Thomas Mclaughlin of Hallowell
liquor nuisance.
Adorno Bcrtucci of HallowcU. liuuor
nuisance.
| Christos KaVus of Watcrvillc, assault
| with intent to kill by stabbing on Lin
wood Lewis at Watervile. August 70
last.
William H. Feltis of Randolph, liquor
nuisance.
Warren Casey If Augusta, liquor
nuisance.
Harry \. Jones and Edward BalIier
| both of Gardiner. liquor nuisance.
Albcrt Field of Waterville, liquor
| nuisance.
Clement Givccn Of Waterville, liquor
| nuisance.
Fred Matthicu of Watcrville. liquor
nuisance.
| Odcln Butler alias Odelion Butler
alias Odclon Butler. alias Odilon Butler
| of Watcrviilc, liquor nuisance.
| Samuel Racine of Watcrville, liquor
nuisance.
John Hyland of Waterville. liquor
nuisance.
Henry Stickncy of Augusta, liquor
| nuisance.
Rose Carson Howard of Chelsea
| liquor nuisance.
| George +. Howard of Gardiner per
jury. The Indictment alleges that the
| respondent gave a false oath in regart
to property before Lewis A. HurIcigil
bail commissioner. in n liquor case
against Robert Pockard Of Chelsea.
Sanford Prat: of Chelsea, cruelty t.
animals at Chelsea June "a. last.
William MCPhee of Gardiner, com.
mon nuisance in maintaining gamb
ling house at Gardiner.
| Fred w. White of Augusta. cheating
| by false pretoncCS in the sale of a hOr:;;
| at Augusta August 49, last.
| William Il. Quinn of Hallowvll, Liquor
| nuisance.
nuisance.
William T. Quinn of Hallowell. liquo
nuisance.
Emma Matthew, alias Mrs. Davi,
Matthew Of Augusta, liquor nuisance.
Annie Smith of Augusta. liquor mai
sanc".
John Ucrsom Of Augusta, liquor mi
sanr"
Clara Vaughan of Gardiner. liqup
nuisance.
Gcorg" H. Hazcllrook Of Gardiner
liquor nuisance.
| George Pare of Augusta. liquor nui
tsance.
| Augustine Rolduc of Augusta. indict
| cd for assault with intent to kill Ed
mond Cormicr. was the first prisone
to be arraigned lie pleaded no
guilty.
Through his counsel T. NJ. Thomr
son. ESQ. of Augusta. Ralph l.. iced q
IIalloWcll. indicted for assault with in
tent to kill Percy A. Whit" ut Halo
well waived til" reading of the indict
lment ana pleaded not guilty
George +. Gordon. indicted for per
jury. in giving a false oath rcgardin
his properly in Il liquor case bcfor
: Lewis A. Burleigh. bail commissions
pleaded guilty.
HI ''iti1ll itS '''ilIN''I, w III hthlIl
) Esq. of Gardiner. William McPhcc {
Gardiner indicted for maintaining
gambling house. waived the reading {
the Indictment ard pleaded not guilt.
McPhce gave cash bail in the sum
, $500 for his appearance from day /
day.
Through his counsel \. y. Matthie,
Esq. of Watcrvilc. ChristoS knvuS
Wat"rvillc. indicted for assault wit
intent to kill waived the reading of I'll
, indictment and pleaded not guilty.
Through their counsel f. w. White
lhousc. ESQ Of Augusta. Albert Carte
l | of Hallowcll. indicted for cruelty
animals. Ira w. Smith Of Augusta ii
! dctcd for assault and John Kinds
| Faycttn inflicted for assault waive
the reading of the indictments ar
$ pleaded not guilty.
= Through his counsel, Geo. w. He!
i elton. Esq, of Gardiner, Manuel Pete
:. of Gardiner. who was jointly indictt
< with Thomas McGovcrn for breakir
Y and entering the grocery store of Fl.
D Ring and 4, A. Brann at Gardinc
i pleaded nolo contendcrc and will
sentenced later in the term. McGo'
tIH I'f'dflf SuiitE.
il John Thcrapis. indicted for MAJ
II slaughter in causing the death Of Ca
Il tos Lackarides. a fellow Greek,
II stabbing at Watcrville. June II las
= pleaded not guilty. Thcrapis will
/. defended by Brown & Brown and
@ A. Matthew. Esq. Of Waterville.
r Through her counsel. S. S. Brow
t Esq. of Watervile. Minnie Arbon
: Benton. indicted for maintaining
s house of ill-fame. waived the readil
r of the indictment and pleaded n
II guilty.
Through his counsel. w. II. Fisht
: Esq. of Augusta. William T. Quinn
IS Hallowen indicted for maintaining
II liquor nuisance waived the reading
# the indictment and pleaded not guilt
He gave bail for his appearance fro
e day to day. the sureties being p.
Leighton and Thomas Mclaughlin
Hallowell.
Through his counsel. George y
> Hesclton Esq, of Gardiner. AdOr
. Bertucci Of Hallowell indicted (
, maintaining a liquor nuisance, waiv
r the reading of the indictment a
81 pleaded not guilty. He gave bail
: his appearance from day to day. t
n sureties being Thomas Mclaughlin a