Delay Bank Trial Faces Further Postponement
United States District Asa P. French examined the case with General Wickersham as delays push back proceedings. Attorney William A. Morse said Coleman and Lockhart would not face trial for at least a week, with further talks planned with District Attorney French. Coleman and Lockhart have remained closely linked since Coleman's arrest, seen together in public places and at social venues.
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United States
Asa P. French
Wickersham
New York
William A. Morse
George W. Coleman
Wilson W. Lockhart
French
Lockhart
Coleman
Jamaica Plain Councillor Pushes $25,000 Playground Plan
Frederick J. Brand urged the mayor to approve a Jamaica Plain playground costing 25000 dollars. He cites support from local business leaders and already has a site ready for development.
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Jrrederick J. Brand
Jamaica Plain
Brand
Let the Gold Dust Twins Do Your Work
The Gold Dust antiseptic washing powder promises deep dirt and impurity removal. It claims to sterilize as well as cleanse, leaving items clean and pure while tackling hidden residues and grime.
Saved Life of Omaha Theatrical Manager
Ailing Omaha theater manager suffers ten years of stomach trouble with pain belching and constipation. After futile treatments in New York Chicago and Hot Springs a friend’s tip led to Cooper's New Discovery and rapid improvement including weight gain. The testimonial urges others to try the remedy.
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Omaha
New York
Chicago
Hot Springs
Cooper
Will
Boston English High School Cadet Prize Drill Draws 1100
Fanfare and cheering greeted the annual prize drill of the Boston English High School cadets at Mechanics' Building yesterday. More than 1100 boys participated as mothers, sisters, and sweethearts showered the blue uniforms with flowers and candy amid highly contested contests.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Colored man for sealer in Fitzgerald era
Mayor Fitzgerald seriously considers Edward Everett ering Brown a well known colored lawyer and Democrat for the sealer of weights and measures. Brown served as deputy health commissioner under the last Fitzgerald administration and was removed by ex Mayor Hibbard. The mayor will send first appointments to the Civil Service Commission today including Rev. Alexander Mann to the library trustees and P Robert Greene as overseer of the poor replacing his late father.
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Fitzgeralds
Edward Everettering Brown
Brown
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
Civil Service Commission
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
P. Robert Greene
Army record saves culprit bootlegging suspect freed on suspended sentence
Seattle March 31 John Wolen 70 was released from city jail on suspended sentence after conviction for bootlegging His army discharge shows he served in Company I Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry and that he was among the two men who captured Jefferson Davis in Georgia forty five years ago.
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Seattle
Wash
Jefferson Davis
Georgia
John Wolen
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Noted Shakeress Dies at 89 in Lake Maine Community
Sister Aurelia G. Mace, longtime Shaker resident near New Gloucester and South Poland, died Wednesday night after a year of illness. She taught in the communal school, authored Shaker faith books and pamphlets, wrote poems, and served as the community's executive head for years.
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Sabbath Day Lake
Aurelia G. Mace
New Gloucester
South Poland
Boston School Cadets Parade Prizes Awarded for Regiments
The English High School led the First and Third Regiments of Boston School Cadets with 24 companies and a drum corps in drill yesterday. Prizes went to multiple companies for senior, second senior, junior, and pony awards, with individual gold, silver, and bronze medals. Wallace Finneran led as officer of the day and Max Krulee commanded the drum corps. Joseph Lee presented prizes with John Casey.
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John F. Doherty
Carroll C. O'Neil
Frederick J. Brennan
HIG
Joseph H. Selie
Wallace F. Mnaught
First Drummers
Boston School
George H. Benyon
Charles Reardon
Charles A. Ramilett
Christopher Harrison
J. J. Barry
Conrad Gerlach
Coast Artillery Corps
William H. Perry
George 5. Penney
Harry W. Sue
Company Bb
2Ead
Frederick W
Charles B. Moody
Joseph H. Selib
Pony Company
Louis W. Huber
Chester W. Dyer
Allen, Towne, Goodman and Fink
Iain
Noted American Author Myra Kelly Dies in England
Myra Kelly Mrs Allan MacNaughton American educator and author died yesterday in Torquay after long ill health. Born in Dublin she studied at Horace Mann School and Teachers College of Columbia. She taught at Public School 147 New York and Speyer School. Her best known works include Little Citizens Isle of Dreams and Words of Liberty.
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London
Myra Kelly
Allan MacNaughton
Torquay
New York
Speyer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
the Bowery
The Rent Receipt Case at F. W. Barry Beale & Co
A rent receipt case linked to F. W. Barry Beale & Co. at 108 Washington is described with a fine strong bound paper valued at 100.20e. The note highlights the document’s material quality and monetary figure.
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F. W. Barry, Beale & Co
Washington
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