Burdick inquest finds no proof Pennell murderer
Judge Murphy concludes the Burdick case lacks enough evidence to prove Pennell's guilt but notes he would issue a warrant if Pennell were alive. He cites Mrs. Burdick and Mrs. Hull testimonies, motives from Pennell's letters, and calls for fair consideration of the dead. The inquest also exonerates Mrs. Paine and Miss Hutchinson.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Murphy
Burdick
Pennell
Papa
Carol
Alice
Hull
Mr. Burdick
Miss Murray
Mrs. Hull
John R. Howland
Danzer
Arthur R. Pennell
E. L. Burdick
Hiawatha to Be Sung Again in Concert Form
At Mechanics Hall disappointment over the sudden ending leads to a concert version in Chicker ing Hall this evening. A special chorus will perform without Indians or spectacular features. Mr Burton will conduct and discuss his Aboriginal music discoveries, and Mr Burleigh will sing Southern melodies.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Chickering Hall
Burton
Burleigh
Tisbury Town Meeting Chooses Officers
Tisbury March 31 town meeting elected officials including Selectman for three years Baward C Lord Treasurer John O Norton Clerk William S Swift and School Committee John H Howland and Lucinda St John Appropriations were set at 12.5 license number 125 passed with 18 yes and no last year.
Dropped by Donovan Rumors Hit City Street Dept
Reports claim another group of men were suspended from the street department yesterday. Superintendent Donovan refused to discuss specifics while confirming ongoing staff reductions. Mayor Collins denies any responsibility, saying department heads handle suspensions.
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Donovan
Civil Service Commission
Collins
New York Aldermen Back Municipal Lighting Plan
The Board of Aldermen approved a resolution to urge passage of a bill allowing New York City to build and run a municipal lighting plant. It condemned private lighting firms for high charges poor service and called for immediate action.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Peabody Trustees Meet New York on Fund Relations
A special committee of Peabody education fund trustees met in New York to review relations with Normal College at Nashville. Attending were Dr. D. C. Gilman J. P. Morgan Richard Olney Hoke Smith and Dr. Samuel A. Green. Green stated affairs at the college were satisfactory with no changes announced.
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New York
Peabody Education Fund
Pea- Pagy. Normal College
Nashville
Penn
D. C. Gilman
Baltimore
J. P. Morgan
Richard Olney
Hoke Smith
Samuel A. Green
Boston
The Cure of Skin Diseases Through Blood Cleansing
The article argues that ointments only mask skin ailments and real cures require freeing the blood from the disease’s poisons. It condemns skin specialists who burn or bleach the skin and stresses the skin must be gently healed by cleaning the blood rather than surface treatments.
Osmo-Cemic light treatment promised to cure disease
The treatment claims to purify the blood and remove poisons before applying gentle surface care to cure the illness.
Five packing firms to pay $6000 fines in anti trust case
Jefferson City March 31. The five packing firms convicted of violating Missouri anti trust laws will pay fines of $6000 each after letting the court notice pass. The penalties require payment by April 18 or face ouster from the state.
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Jefferson City
Packer Wins Castle Square Theatre Piano Contest
Miss L A Packer of 104 Dartmouth street is named winner for guessing the closest to the attendance total of 85 456 for March 652 performances at Castle Square Theatre. Several runners up win gold pieces. April prize offers a phonograph set for nearest attendance guess.
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L. A. Packer
Dartmouth Street
Castle Square
Miss Packer
Summer Street
Medford
C. Kosky
Quincy Street
Roxbury
C. H. Holmes
Belcher Circle
East Milton
E. S. Hawes
Lincoln Street
Boston
H. F. Monroe
Claremont Park
LA Davis
Brookford Street
Castle Square Theatre
Osmo-Chemic Light Cure Claims Cures Cancer
Mrs Helen Marten of Brookline Massachusetts reports suffering from what doctors called cancer and anemia she sought Osmo-Chemic light treatment after X ray examination found cancer she says the treatment brought visible improvement and she now proclaims the cure and urges others to seek the same care from Osmo-Chemic doctors.
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East Second St
South Boston
Mass
WM. Prior
Mre
Helen Marten
Babcock St
Brookline
George Morgan
Brentwood St
Anston
Osmo-Chemic Light Claim Helps Cancer and Tumor Patients
Cancers and tumors cured by an Osmo-Chemic light treatment are asserted by living witnesses. The notice lists multiple individuals across Cambridgeport Dorchester Dorchester Malden Lynn Melrose Norwood and other towns as patients seeking verification by readers who can witness the cures.
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Nellie Harding
Broadway
Cambridgeport
E. Harris
Humphrey St
Dorchester
M. Ledger
Commercial St
Boston
Cora Littlejohn
Preble St
South Portland
Mary Maycon
South St
Lynn
C. D. Nickerson
Bournedale
Mass
George Patten
Lebanon St
Malden
Charlotte
Palmer
Brookline St
Ida Allen
Mt. Vernon St
Cliftondale
Winnifred Birmingham
Greenwich St
Emma Chapelle
Tidnish
N. B
Julia Estey
Park St
Caroline Earle
Walpole St
Norwood
M. W. White
Grose St
Melrose
Koch Inhalation Doctor Visits Boston Clinic
Dr Edward Koch inventor of the Koch Inhalation is in Boston at 361 Boylston Street promoting vaporized medicines for bronchial catarrh and bronchial consumption. He offers home treatment and free patient sputum examinations during his stay, claiming many deaths labeled consumption are catarrhal bronchitis.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Edward Koch
Boylston St
Coal prices drop in Boston market new lower rates
Boston dealers met at noon to set retail coal prices for anthracite and coke. Anthracite prices include store 6.50, egg 6.25, furnace 6.66 with a claim they won’t rise for a year though May 1 wholesale changes loom. Coke prices for Otto process set at 5.25 nut stove and 5.00 eggs furnace with bagged 10 cents per half-bushel.
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Boston
Coal Club
New England Gas and Coke Company
Soft coal miners gain wage increase across four states
Bituminous coal miners in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois finished their last day under the January agreement. Tomorrow the contract raises pay by ten percent with some jobs up to twenty percent affecting about 300000 workers.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wakefield Charges to Be Considered Friday
Wakefield town officials announce a public hearing Friday to hear charges against the management of the municipal lighting plant. Ex-bookkeeper Dc E Harnden and others may be called to testify as the investigation committee presents its findings. Harnden’s earlier charges were later withdrawn.
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Wakefield
Dc. E. Harnden
Harnden
Chelsea Liquor Raid Nets Whiskey and Beer
Chief Hudson and Sergeant Shannon led officers to 8 Summer Street Chelsea last night seizing whiskey and beer from Charles Averdon. Police say the raid marks a breakthrough after months of fruitless efforts to curb illicit sales.
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Hudson
Shannon
Charles Averdon
Summer Street
Chelsea
Boston Man Credits Koch Lung Cure With Asthma Cure
A Boston man recounts years of bronchitis asthma and catarrh and says after a week of Koch Lung Cure treatment at 861 Boylston St he improved steadily and was fully cured within three months with no medicines or drugs taken. He offers to prove the claim in person.
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Boston
Boylston St
És Eithough
Deag
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