France Refuses Extradition of Paul L Roy in Murder Case
Paris reports the ministry of justice will not extradite Paul L Roy to the United States. Roy, a Frenchman married to an American, Glacia Calla, is accused by his wife of killing her brother in Newington New Hampshire. France will pursue prosecution domestically.
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Paris
jJustice
Foreign Office
United States
Paul L. Roy
Glacia Calla
Newington
N. H
Roy
Ministry of Justice
France
WILL NOT TRY CASE IN FRANCE SAYS EASTMAN
Eastman the New Hampshire Attorney General said he had not received word from France about the ministry of justice decision. He declined to comment until he had more time to think it over and noted the decision may not end all proceedings. He added he is not prepared to say whether they will go to France to try the case.
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Wxeter
N. H
Eastman
New Hampshire
Ministry of Justice
France
Post
Public pensions urged at state hear by workers unions
Representatives from state city and town employees unions urged favorable action on a pension bill before the Legislature. The State Old Age Commission heard the request at its Ford building office as the subject awaits their recommendation.
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State
Old Age Commission
Ford Building
State Commission
Taft Delegates Preferred by Ninth Massachusetts District
The ninth congressional district Republican convention in East Boston adopted a Taft favored resolution urging delegates to act for the party’s best interests. A 87 to 8 vote backed the plan, with William E. White and Edward G. Graves chosen as national delegates amid ongoing Crane and Lodge support.
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Ninth
Massachusetts
Chicago
United States
William H. Taft
Ohio
Music Hall
Boston
Edward G. Graves
Republican City Committee
Crane
Lodge
Bates
Graves
Myrick
White
Mr. Myrick
Trustees Seeks John Carr as Co Trustee in Clark Estate
In Probate Court officials of the New England Home for Little Wanderers move to appoint John Carr as a co trustee with Franklin J. Clark for the estate of the late John Clark. Shaw, Jr. recently resigned as trustee. A trust fund was created by John Clark for Amelia Clark Franklin J. Clark and the Home. Petition asks for an accounting from Shaw.
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New England
Little Wanderers
John Clark
John ©. Shaw, Jr
Amelia Clark
Franklin J. Clark
Shaw
John Carr
Bar Ad Promotes Taylor Whiskey Full Quart Sale
An old newspaper snippet advertises a bar offering Taylor Whiskey as a first class drink option with a full quart priced at $1. The terse ad notes the value and availability, aiming to attract patrons with simple pricing.
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Taylor
Arethusa Defies Arrest as Gloucester Skipper Stays Free
The Gloucester fishing schooner Arethusa, pursued by the Colonial cruiser Fiona, continues to elude capture while flying the Stars and Stripes. Skipper Morrissey, famed for fast sailing, wagers in port that the Fiona cannot overtake him. Locals cheer the captain as a fearless, principled seaman defending what he believes is right.
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Gloucester
Arethusa
Fiona
Morrissey
Clayton Morrissey
Arethusa Skipper Faces Pursuit After Night Exit to Rose Branch
Captain Morrissey of the Arethusa eludes a Canadian cruiser by entering Rose Branch Newfoundland at night to obtain provisions. The chase ensues after fines for violating Newfoundland trawl laws, with the Gloucester schooners Athlete and Nickerson also in focus. Morrissey, 34, married with a son, based in Gloucester, is among three captains cited and jailed, then released after fines were paid in protest.
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Clayton Morrissey
Rose Branch
Newfoundland
T Wharf
Port Au Basques
N. F
Channel
Harry W. Nickerson
Harry A. Nickerson
Arethusa
Morrissey
Fiona
Water Street
Gloucester
Marriage Annulment Sought Over Illegal 1906 Cambridge Wedding
Eleanor R. McKee Hough of Cambridge petitioned East Cambridge Divorce Court for an annulment of her marriage to Alexander B. Hough dated April 4, 1906. She alleges the ceremony occurred before the two year limit, noting her father's warning and the couple wed in Providence despite Massachusetts law. The judge took the case under advisement.
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Eleanor R. Mckee- Hough
Mt. Pleasant Street
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Alexander B. Hough
Miss McKee
Trousseau
Hough
Massachusetts
Providence
Fessenden
Actress Wins $4700 Over Tights Refusal in Harlem Theatre
In New York on April 8 a Supreme Court jury awarded actress Henrietta Tee Morrison known as Henrietta Lee $4700 after being discharged by managers Hurtig and Seamon owners of a Harlem burlesque theatre for refusing to appear on stage in tights.
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New York
Supreme Court
Henrietta Tee Morrison
Henrietta Lee
Hurtig & Seamon
Harlem
Gunboats Back Our Claims Against Venezuela
Washington reports an acute stage in the claim campaign against Venezuela. Plans include a show of force once Congress sanctions. possible mobilization of gunboats and reserve battleships to back arbitration-denied claims. Key issues involve the Manoa, Orinoco, and Fitzgerald concessions and multiple arbitration demands in The Hague or similar tribunals.
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Washington
Venezuela
Castro
Roosevelt
Congress
Root
General Staff of the Army and General Board of the Navy
Admiral Evans
Pacific
Des Moines
Dubuque
Marietta
Paducah
Eagle
Towa
Indiana
Norfolk
League Island
Idaho
Mississippi
New Hampshire
State Department
Henry
United States
A. A Uaurett
The
Hague
Orinoco Corporation
Manoa Company, Limited
Orinoco Company, Limited
Fitzgerald
Orinoco Steamship Company
Greil
Dedham Court Frees Five Unhappy Couples
Norfolk Superior Court Judge Lawton grants divorce decrees for five couples amid tales of marital woe. Brash of Brookline and Etta Brash of San Francisco receive a decree nisi for desertion. Faunce of Roxbury and Leonard Faunce of Stoughton likewise. Lindquist of Medfield and Alma Lindquist of New York receive decree nisi for desertion. Vinal of Boston and Harry Vinal of Wellesley also obtain a decree nisi for desertion. Moir of Quincy versus William H. Moir of parts unknown ends with a decree nisi.
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Dedham
Lawton
Norfolk Superior Court
Jacob C. Brash
Brookline
San Francisco
Lily M. Faunce
Roxbury
Leonard A. Faunce
Stoughton
Axel G. Lindquist
Medfield
Alma P. L. Lindquist
New York
Harriet A. Vinal
Boston
Harry G. Vinal
Wellesley
Nettie A. Moir
Quincey
William H. Moir
Parts Unknown
Clubbed Over Head by Thugs In Stable Attack
Lewis J. Kuntz a 32 year old night watchman of 68 Hampshire street was found beaten and unconscious in Sullivan's stable on Beverly street by Patrolman Murphy. He lies in serious condition at Relief Hospital with scalp wound three broken ribs and other injuries likely to prove fatal. The assailants forced entry under the guise of using a telephone and aim of robbery is suspected.
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Lewis J. Kuntz
Hampshire Street
Sullivan
Beverly Street
Murphy
Station 10
Kuntz
Relief Hospital
Paper Trust Gets a Rap
The House judiciary committee unanimously agreed to report favorably resolutions targeting the International Paper Company and other pulp and paper manufacturers. The measures compel the Attorney General to detail investigations and the Commerce and Labor Secretary to report Bureau of Corporations actions, with both resolutions passed in the House.
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Washington
House Committee On the Judiciary
Paper Trust
Cannon
Attorney-General
House
International Paper Company of New York
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Wayward Son Kills Mother in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn New York on April 8 Bernard Carlin killed his mother Susan Carlin at her home after being released from Napanoch reformatory where he had served years for horse and wagon theft. He told police he killed her because she made him do bits all his life and said she sent him to an orphan asylum when he was 18 months old.
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New York
Susan Carlin
Bernard Carlin
Brooklyn
Carlin
Napanoch
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Old Crow
Hermitage
Piel Bros
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Holland Wine CO
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