Charley Tucker Still Treated Innocent By Mother
Mrs Lucy Tucker of Auburndale says her son Charley Tucker remains innocent and will be freed by the law despite failed attempts at a new trial. She clings to faith in Attorneys Vahey and Innes and to hope that truth will prevail, visiting Charley weekly and awaiting his exoneration.
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Auburndale
Charley
Charles L. Tucker
Lucy Tucker
Vahey and Innes
Post
Mr. Vahey
Jophanus N. Whitney
St. Louis
Neal
Tucker
25 CHANCES FOR TUCKER OVERSTEPS IN TRIAL RULINGS
The document lists numerous exceptions raised during Tucker's trial, challenging court rulings on evidence, search warrants, juror challenges, witness testimony, and various motions. It notes multiple constitutional arguments and references to Fourth Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, state law, and related procedural issues in the Massachusetts case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jophanus H. Whitney
Commonwealth
David N. Carvalho
Carvalho
Henry €. Bourne
Boston
Newton Centre
Mass
Auburndale
Morton & Co
Charlestown
Lfe
Tucker
Sheldon
Sherman
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A testimonial claims Warner's Safe Cure cured a severe cold that settled in the back and caused neck pain and insomnia. The letter from Miss Nellie Jones of Memphis Tennessee says the medicine restored health and praises the product amid widespread patient endorsements for kidney and liver issues.
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Warner
Nellie Jones
Vance St
Memphis
Teun
Missing Mary Sullivan Sought By Worried Mother In Boston
Mary E Sullivan vanished from 215 Cambridge Street West End in January. Her mother pleads for help as police search the Boston area fearing she may have fallen victim to cadets. She wore a green skirt and waist with a matching hat, about five foot six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Cambridge Street
Mary E. Sullivan
West End
Miss Sullivan
Abbott
Mary
Tainted money sparks church donor ethics clash
A five hour session between protesting clergy and the American board prudential committee ended without a protest letter to Congregational churches. The clerks issued a statement demanding the church renounce gifts from donors charged with serious offenses. Signers include Charles F. Carver Philip S Mexom and others.
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Prudential Committee
American Board
Charles F. Carver
Philip S. Mexom
Ven ‘Thomas
William V. W Pavis
Charles Jr. Noyes
Daniel Evan
Liquorone promises cure for germ troubles in bold appeal
An advertisement touts Liquorone as a germ killer and oxygen based remedy. It claims cures for asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, cancer, pneumonia, and many other diseases, offers a free bottle via coupon, and lists a wide range of conditions it supposedly treats.
Roosevelt's 4 State Journey Highlights Unity
President Roosevelt and party rode through Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Illinois on a Southwest-bound train. In Louisville a 21 gun salute greeted him as crowds cheered while officials welcomed the President and his escort. He spoke at Milltown Huntingburg and Mt Vernon urging duty and resilience for American families and youth.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Louisville
Beckham
Barth
G. Murray
Loyal Legion
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Milltown
Ind
Huntingburg
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Religious reform urged as nation faces crisis in politics
Dr Herben told about 300 clergymen at a Springfield conference that saloons have invaded politics and moral reform must join in. He warned of corruption from Wall Street and urged young churchmen to enter public life. The conference opens with Bishop Fowler presiding and continues tomorrow.
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Methodist Church
Republic
Roman Catholic Church
Wall Street
Dr. Herben
E. M. Antrim
Springfield
Bishop Fowler
Workman Injured by Fall in New Building
Dennis Holihan, an employee, fell 12 feet from a descending elevator in the new Siegel building at Essex and Washington streets. He sustained a fractured right wrist and multiple bruises and was taken to Emergency Hospital by coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel
Essex and
Washington Streets
Dennis Holihan
Hyde Voice Intensifies in Equitable Controversy
The June 6 1906 notice shows Mr Hyde claiming stock ownership on turning 30 and accusing Mr Alexander of secret cabal to ruin the trust. He praises the current board but offers to transfer his vote to trustees amid a mutualization plan. A decisive directors meeting looms with possible call for Alexander's resignation. State insurance superintendent Hendricks says probe will run several months.
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Alexander
Equitable Society
Hyde
Mr. Alexander
Equitable
Equitable Directors
Hendricks
State Department of Insurance
Roosevelt Club Dedicates Picture of President in West End
The Theodore Roosevelt Club of the West End hung a portrait presented by the President amid cheers at 134 Merrimac street. Rev. Dr. John F. Cowan spoke, noting Roosevelt’s early strength and prudence, and urged boys of diverse nationalities to imitate his example and ask if actions are right. The gathering included a cheer for Teddy and a nod to Roosevelt autographs.
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Theodore Roosevelt Club
West End
Merrimac
Teddy
John F. Cowan
Merrimac Street
Roosevelt
Cowan
Roosevelt to use wireless telegraph from Glenwood
During a hunting trip in Colorado President Roosevelt will stay in constant contact with Secretary Loeb and his staff at Glenwood via wireless telegraphy. The military arm of the government will supervise the system. Army officers are refining plans to implement this communication.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Colorado
Roosevelt
Loeb
Glenwood
Tragic Train Death Tells of Special Train Collision
Peter Hardy aged 26 was killed at Mingo Junction while trying to board a freight train. He died after being struck by President Roosevelt's special train last night, in Steubenville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, O
Peter Hardy
Roosevelt
Mingo Junction
Drunkards Cured Free in One Day Remedy Offered
An odorless tasteless remedy claimed to curb drinking is sent free via mail by Dr. J. O. Haines in Cincinnati. The advertisement cites numerous women as supporters and promises a one day cure for drunkards when mixed into coffee tea or food with simple usage and full directions.
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Lola Pendleton
Rocky Mountain
Agnes Carroll
Caledonia
Minn
Mattie Balkins
Vanceburg
Mary L. Haris
Lewiston
N. C
Mia
Mable Zink
Salem
Oregon
L. Kowalski
Whitesboro Street
Utica
N. Y
Ella J. Clarke
Louisburg
N.C
Jennie Lynch
Enfield
Halifax County
N.gc
J. O. Haines
Glenn Ildg
Cincinnati
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George W. Doyle
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George Doyle
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Liquozone Company
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