Bram Denies All Guilt Under Cross Examination
Bram testified at length denying guilt on the Herbert Fuller voyage case. He described his calm, strained state on the stand, Monks’s involvement, and his own actions during the mutiny and murders. He disputed drugging claims, the revolver, and alleged comments about the captain’s wife as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bram
French
Mr. Jones
Cotter
Ooklyn
Morks
Firam
Havg
Sable Island
Herbert Fuller
Spencer
Halifax
Pilot White
Pilot Baker
Ergeant Leahan
Pilot Laker
Née
Charley Brown
Pardock
Purdock
Lohenc
Monks
Loheac
Brown
Tohene
Jones
Forbes
Mrs. Nash
Taken Home for Burial of Sea Captain
Yesterday the remains of Captain D. P. Oliver of the ship Edward O’Brien, who died of heart failure at sea, were taken to Thomaston Maine for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Oliver
Edward O’brien
Thomaston, Me
American Wringer Co Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists factories at T7 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street as manufacturers of clothes wringers, mangies and carpet sweepers with repair service and prompt attention for orders by mail or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited by Amesbury Woman for Health Relief
Mrs A Patnaude of Amesbury Massachusetts describes years of dizzy spells and indigestion alleviated by Hood's Sarsaparilla. She notes relief from the burning stomach with even small bread portions and praises the remedy over others, recommending it to the ill and those with impure blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Hood
A. Patnaude
Amesbury
Mass
Bryan Reception Planned Open to Public at Mechanic s Hall
A Massachusetts Democratic State committee plan for April 16 to honor Hon. W J Bryan includes a 12 30 to 2 pm public reception at the American House, a 2 to 5 30 pm ticketed dinner, and an 8 pm program at Mechanics Hall with speeches by Bryan, Senator White, and Rep DeArmond. The hall seats 12 000 to 14 000, with free admission to general seating and reserved balconies. A reception committee and sub committees meet at 13 School Street to finalize arrangements, listing numerous state legislators on the planning roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
Senator White
DeArmond
American House
Mechanics’ Hall
State Committee
Boston
School Street
A. C. Drinkwater
Charles I. Quirk
Joseph J. Bryan
James A. Gallivan
Daniel D. Rourke
William B. Mahoney
William Moran
David B. Shaw
Peter F. Tague
S. A. G. Allen
William J. Miller
Charles A Dean
Daniel J. Kiley
Samuel A. Tuttle
Thomas Mackay
William N. Breath
Richard Cullinane
M. E. Jones
Eugene E. Donovan
Joseph H. Joubert
William Kells, Jr
Thomas W. Kennifick
James A. Montgomery
Richard W. Garrity
Leander M. Haskins
Thomas Donahue
George Balcom
John F. Sheehan
Henry J. Draper
John A. Baldwin
Thomas A. Conroy
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Oliver S. Grant
James O’connor
Mrs Whitney Hurt in Fracture at Second Vertebra
Mrs William C Whitney lies in a perilous condition in New York after a second vertebra fracture. Doctors designed a cage like appliance to cradle her head and protect the spinal cord while nurses tend her at bedside. She feels no pain and remains immobile except for occasional finger movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Whitney
Aiken
S. C
Man Slaying Charge After Insane Asylum Scalding
Jules Sanctuary and Charles Meade, attendants at Waterbury Insane Asylum in Vermont, were arrested on manslaughter charges for the death of inmate Joseph Jacobs. Jacobs was placed in a bath tub last Saturday and died six hours later after intense suffering from scalding.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Non Surgical Remedy
An advertisement argues piles are common and not fatal and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, inexpensive treatment available from druggists for 50 cents. It claims quick astringent action to shrink vessels, soothe surfaces, and prevent chronic ulcers and nervous exhaustion.
Permanent Reserve Officers Named for Duty Assignments
General Order 604 last night announced permanent duty assignments for reserve officers who had been temporarily signed for March. The officers include Henry C Wadleigh Division 1 James Hanlon Division 4 Asan Howland Division 4 Edward A. Ryan Division 6 Howard J. West Division 5 Edwin H. Fitts Division 16 Martin Brock Division 16 and Edward N. Doe Division 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C Wadleigh
James Hanlon
Asan Howland
Edward A. Ryan
Howard J. West
Edwin H. Fitts
Martin Brock
Edward N. Doe
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Elects Director
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt honorary president of the World W C T U spoke to directors on temperance. Secretary Alfred Noon commented on the deaths of Rev Solon W Bush Rev Jacob Ide and Rev William M Thayer all society directors. Deacon Frank M Forbush of Natick was elected director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Mary Clement Leavitt
Alfred Noon
Solon W. Bush
Jacob Ide
William M. Thayer
Frank M. Forbush
Natick
Military horse show in Cyclorama builds fund for battery
Lieutenant Ames leads Battery A in a Mecha nics building horse show with rough riding and drill. A lavish crowd fills the governor's box as the event raises money for equipment and harnesses while officers and society figures attend the military night program and praise West Point training.
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Butler Ames
Benjamin F. Butler
Cyclorama
Battery A
Mechanics’ Building
Ames
West Point
D. Parker
Tanbark Ring
Aeke R. Peabody
Bryce
and Mesars
J. H. Cunningham, Jr
Thomas Motley, Jr
Philip Richardson
A. le B. Russell
R. H. Weld, Jr
E. D B. Wells
A. J. Garceau
K. 8
Hale
Gustavus Hay
A. Kh. Josselyn
RK. L. Raymond
C. K. Cummings
Frederick Blake
Sydney M. Williams
Bradley W. Palmer
Charles W. Dabney
Williams. Patten
W. J. Batchelder
Charlies KR. Sturgis
Grafton Whiting
Harry G. Brooks
J. H. Sherburne, Jr
Dudley P. Rogers
William Amory
R. P. Blake
William P. Dey
Kittle Fay
E. Rollins Morse
Marion Mason
Ired S. Whitwell
Hosker Abbott
Gertrude Rice
James Jackson
Dexter
Mystery of Annie Garey Murder Deepens in Salem
Salem April 18 Chief Wiggin and State Officers Neal and Hammond pursue new leads in the Annie Garey murder case. They report letters to Annie from a Boston clerk named Alexander Halse, a neighbor linked to Alec Halse, and consider multiple sightings near the Garey home while noting no sign of a struggle. A local doctor attributes the crime to revenge and describes the killer as calculating yet frenzied, with earlier malice shown by the killing of Annie’s pet ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Wiggin
Neal and
Hammond
Annie Garey
Annie
Boston
Alexander Halse
Alec Halse
East Road
Lake Street
West
Peabody
Gareys
Halse
Garey
Miss Garey
Mr. Delchir
George A. Marsh
Collins
Marsh
Charles A. Walcott
Tom Ducey
Merrill
Cigarettes Vindicated The Truth About Cigarettes pamphlet issued
A 48 page pamphlet titled The Truth About Cigarettes presents lectures by W. H. Garrison and Clark Bell before the Medico-Legal Society of New York. It argues against adulteration claims and rejects the idea that cigarettes harm mental balance, citing authorities from the US and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medico-Legal Society of New York
W. H. Garrison
Clark Bell
Ll.d
Garrison
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Boards of Health
Oxford
Cambridge
England
James I. Lubcock
Massachusetts College of
Canada
Massachusetts
Arthur H. Harrington
Walter E. Fernald
M. P
Waverly
Arrington Eakls
Boston Theatre Benefit Blends Drama Opera for Hospital
A Boston afternoon program blends drama and song for the annual Boston Emergency Hospital benefit. Notable acts include George W. Wilson, the Robson company, Miss Nance O Neil, Miss Clara Lane, Mr. Stuart Robson, Mr. Wilton Lackaye, and Miss Matilda in a varied schedule from 1 p m to 5 30 o’clock featuring sketches, operas, dog acts, recitations, and selections by multiple leading performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richardson
Stuart Robson
Jacklins
George W. Wilson
Opera
Boston Theatre
J. A. Wilson
Jack
Thomas Whitbread
Willie Collier
Mexico
Wilton Lackaye
Nance O’neil
McKee Rankin
Clara Lane
J. K. Murray
Princess Matilda
Roman Charioteer Dazzles Boston Street Scene
A Roman style charioteer on four dapple gray horses drew crowds in Boston this week. The handsome brass adorned chariot and its black red yellow harnesses impressed observers as a faithful, stylish promotion for Victor Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rome
Victor Coffee
Governor Wolcott Withdraws Extradition Request in Bigamy Case
Concord New Hampshire reports Governor Ramsdell announcing that Governor Wolcott of Massachusetts withdrew his extradition request for Herbert S. Mudgett of Intervale, sought on a bigamy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Ramsdell
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Herbert S. Mudgett
Intervale
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Ge Webb
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Frichtened
Gvir
N, Mass
Strame
P.M
America
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Hood’s
Mrs. Whitney
Temperance Workers
Crack Riders OF Battery A
Berino
Capt. Peabody Bon
Pretty Annie Garey
Fernald
Hill
Maine Insane Hospital
Augusta
Bell
Scientific American
J. W. Mallet
University of Virginia
SOG
A. Johnson
LS. Johnson & Co
Custom House St
Broadway Hat Store
Washington St
Broadway
New England Piano Co
Myrtle
Wil
Ring Bros
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Wilson Brothers
Edwards
Rupert
W. Hamilton
George W. Awards
Flora Ht
J. Newman & Sons
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