Ex pastor sued over 7500 gift amid Watertown case
Miss Minnie Sawyer sues as administratrix of Mrs. Mary Tourtellotte for return of 7500 given to Rev. William S. Kelsey under alleged undue influence. Trial in Superior Court hears testimony from Kelsey, Tourtellotte's nurse Dr Flora Russell, and relatives detailing gifts and family tensions.
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Minnie Sawyer
Alice T. Sawyer
Watertown
Mary J. Tourtellotte
William S. Kelsey
H. D. Richardson
Equity
Superior Court
Pierce
Flora S. Russell
Berkeley Temple
Allston Heights
Allston
Big Cunarder Carmania Sails On Boston Departure
The Cunarder Carmania left Queenstown yesterday for her maiden voyage on the Boston to Liverpool route. With 1800 passengers and a large cargo, she is welcomed as the port’s largest steamer and the world’s largest triple-screw turbine vessel.
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Queenstown
Whitney admits guilt in girl trafficking case
J Parker Whitney son of a prominent California family pleaded guilty to Mann White Slave Act charges filed by Genevieve Hannan of New York. He was fined 2500 dollars by Judge Dooling in the United States District Court in San Francisco on April 15.
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San Francisco
J. Parker Whitney
California
Genevieve Hannan
New York
Dooling
United States District Court
Whittemore Critically Ill At Quisset Estate
Charles E. Whittemore a major Boston Opera House stockholder and Whittemore Shoe Polish owner lies seriously ill at his Quisset Falmouth summer bungalow. Doctors say his condition is grave and he may not survive.
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Charles E. Whittemore
Boston Opera House
Whittemore Shoe Polish Company
Quisset
Falmouth
Drowning Deaths On Tug Aries Tow Sinks After Barge Strike
Two crewmen died when the steel tug Aries was dragged under by the barge Pequot off Great Beds Light. Captain George Halebut commanded the vessel owned by Frank Chappell of New London. Survivors were rescued by an oyster dredge. chief engineer William Griswold was burned.
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New York
Aries
Frank Chappell
New London
William Griswold
Becker Trial Set to Begin May 6 in New York
Charles Becker, the former police lieutenant condemned for instigating Herman Rosenthal's murder, will start a second trial on May 6. Becker appeared in court from the Tombs as District Attorney Whitman urged an expedited proceeding. M. T. Manton has replaced Joseph A. Shay as Becker's chief counsel.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Becker
Whitman
M. T. Manton
Joseph A. Shay
Ledyard retires from New York Central board
New York April 15 Lewis Cass Ledyard resigned from the board of directors of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company at the annual stockholders meeting in Albany. Ledyard had been a prominent figure on the board and his departure ends a long association with the railroad.
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New York
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Albany
Ledyard
Lovett Succeeds Morgan as Union Pacific Adviser
Robert S. Lovett becomes chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad Company succeeding Morgan as the rail line appoints a legal adviser from the Morgan circle. Union Pacific holds substantial New York Central stock in its treasury.
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Morgan
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New York Central
El Rado hair remover promises permanent-looking removal
An advertisement touts El Rado as a harmless hair remover that prevents regrowth or makes it finer when it returns. It claims long lasting effects, broad usage by society women, and a money back guarantee with 50 cent and one dollar bottles from Pilgrim Mfg. Co. New York.
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el Rado
Pilgrim Mfg. Co
New York
Advt
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Sang
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C. E. Whittemore
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