Reminiscences Bates Trial and Arctic Intimacies
A reminiscence recalls Rev Hervey fiftieth anniversary sermon and a life tied to printing, lectures, and letters. The author narrates encounters with Arctic explorers like Kane and Hayes, notes early printing practices, and recalls a sleigh ride in Cambridge with Dr Hayes during a winter of the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey
Elisha Kerst Kavie
John Franklin
Kavis
Lyceum
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Isaac I. Hayes
Arctic
Kane
Doctor Hayes
Boston
H. O. Houghton & Co
Riverside Press
Cambridge
Mass
Hurd & Houghton Publishers
New York
Riverside
Open
Polar Sea
Open Sea
Tileston & Hollingsworth
New England
Man Slaying Case At Supreme Court Bates Trial Opens
Elbert M. Bates of Richmond faces two charges at the supreme court including unregistered practice of medicine and manslaughter for a death on November 14 1908. The trial opened with a specially drawn Richmond jury, testimony described in detail by physicians and witnesses, and defense and state counsel presenting opposing theories of Bates involvement.
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Supreme Court
Elbert M. Bates
Richmond
Bates
Arthur Ll. Stetson
Edward C. Plume
William H. Hartwell
Bath
William KR. Noble
Georgetown
Charles B. Williams
Phippsburg
Frank Colby
Topsham
Charles A. Lockery
Ivah J. Hildreth
Henry M. Cunningham
Woolwich
Price
Frank R. Duren
Miss Kincaid
Duren
Williams J. Mayberry
Saco
State Board of Registration and Medicine
Charles W. Price
Isaac L. Spaulding
Bert Bates
Spaulding
Dr. Price
Lillian Kincaid
Ernest M. Baker
Wallace M. Price
Judge Spaulding
Wallace Price
Winnie Kincaid
E. M. Fuller
F. N. Whittier
Brunswick
Fuller
B. C. Plummer
Cheney
Peabody
Danforth
Danforth, Daughter of the Late Dr. Cheney
Henry RK. Drew
Drew
Navy asked to arm four battleships and support ships
Secretary Newberry urged the House naval affairs committee to authorize a squadron of four monster battleships along with four scout cruisers ten destroyers four submarines three colliers one repair ship one ammunition ship and two mine laying ships. He said heavy single calibre big gun ships should be completed as soon as possible. William C Brown was elected president of the New York Central Railroad to succeed W H Newman.
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
Newberry
Newberrry
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People’s Column
Fhippebure Road
Harry C. Webber
George L. Berry
J D Rogers
Iinoyance
Apel
George C. Demott
Middle St
John M Clark
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Charles E. Allen
Dresden
A. B. Hervey
Libby
Stetson
Nathan Fields
Wichita
Kansas
Josephine Fields
Portland
Ore
Fields
South End
Smellville
Bath Children
Thompson Brothers
Poroineay
Oander
Sagadahoe Co
Charles C. Larrabee
Front Street
Edward E.barry
Sagadahock Block
Lincoln
Malaga
Dr. Hess
Swett’s
Henry Poli
Front
Centre Street
A. H. Brown
LEY Bath Bulldem
Congress
William C. Brown
The
New York Central Railroad
W. H.newman
Johnson Bros
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