Decision Hits Emma Goldman in Buffalo Citizenship Case
Judge Hazel in the United States Circuit Court cancels Jacob A. Kersner citizenship papers and strips rights from his wife Emma Goldman. The order follows evidence from Kersner and notes he was 19 when naturalized, with only two years in the United States, and no defense was offered at trial.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hazel
United States Circuit Court
Jacob A. Kersner
Kersner
Emma Goldman
United States
Harvard Leader Voices Unbiased Finance Commission View
Lawrence Lowell and the Merchants Association chair emphasized cautious charter reform. He argues a Governor appointed Finance Commission has only inspection power, warns elected inspectors could become a farce, and urges thorough public discussion to prevent local autocracy and political relapse.
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Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Merchants’Association and
Chamber of Commerce
Lowell
Boston
Finance Commission
Emperor Contributes 50000 for Local Clubhouse
ST PETERSBURG April 8 The emperor has donated 50000 dollars for the erection of a clubhouse and gymnasium here for the use of reactionary organizations.
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St, Petersburg
Marine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Safe Domestic Use
An old advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy as a domestic remedy compounded by experienced physicians. It claims conformity with Pure Food and Drugs Laws and urges druggists to stock Marine Eye Remedy for use in eyes, asserting customers will like it.
68 Year-Old Widow Weds Doctor in Stockbridge Ceremony
Emily M. Higgins Clark, 68, widow of William B. Clark, marries Dr. Joseph Jones, 68, Stockbridge physician, in a quiet Stockbridge ceremony. The pair, who have known each other for 10 years, pursue a New York honeymoon as Mrs Jones remains among Stockbridge’s wealthiest residents.
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Pittsfield
Emily M. Clark
William B. Clarke
Stockbridge
Joseph Jones
Berkshire
David G. Reid
Stockbridge Congregational Church
Dr. Jones
William B. Clark
Mr. Clark
Bernard J. Rothwell backs Storrow for Boston mayor
Bernard J. Rothwell, president of the Chamber of Commerce, says James J. Storrow is the ideal man for Boston mayor and that both parties should nominate him. He doubts Mayor Hibbard will seek re election, noting Hibbard’s repeated pledge not to run.
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Bernard J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Hibbard
James J. Storrow
Boston
the Post
Rothwell
Winsor Waives Hearing in Mail Fraud Case
Thomas Winsor a Boston mining stock operator arrested March 10 on mail fraud charges in Boston was re arraigned before Commissioner Shields and waived further examination in this jurisdiction.
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New York
Thomas Winsor
Boston
Shields
Tyler man arraigned in leather theft case
John J. Dwyer 28 of Tyler street was arraigned after arrest for larceny of 21 336 square feet of leather valued at 3627 12 from a freight car of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad on January 27 He waived examination and is held in 5000 for the grand jury
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John J. Dwyer
Tyler Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Dwyer
Gloucester Glue Plant Not to Shut Down
Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company denies reports it will close. President Edwin Parsons confirms the firm will continue operations at the 195 Eastern Avenue plant, which has run for 33 years.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Isinglass & Glue Company
Edwin 0. Parsons
Eastern Avenue
Parsons
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Ecrn
R. H. White Co
Mark
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Emma
Goldman
FIN. Com
Czar
Wey
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Singapore
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Mentor
Lords of
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Bet
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Huntley & Palmer
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Elm & Union
America
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