Medical Experts Review Northy Case At Augusta Trial
Dr Oscar C S Davies an Augusta graduate and Bowdoin alum testifies on brain injury from a gunshot in the Northy case. Other physicians discuss wound nature and brain damage while defense presents microscopic hair and blood evidence to suggest powder grains near the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. S. Davies
Augusta
Bowdoin
Maine Medical School
University of Vienna
Maine Insane Hospital
Northy
W. P. Giddings of
Gardiner
Alice F. Cooper
Harvard Medical College
London
Massachusetts General
Boston
F. N. Whittier
Heath
Professor Knight
Cooper Home
George Hadlock
Fine Picture of the Steamship Ontario
The marine division of the Custom House displays a new etching of the steamship Ontario. The 3082 ton vessel sails from the local harbor as flagship of the Merchants and Miners fleet commanded by Captain March.
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Marine Division
Custom House
Steamship
Ontario
Gross Register
The
March
Beverly Boys Rescue Child From Park House Fire
Two Beverly youths Newton Marshall and Arthur Preston aged about 16 rescued four year old Charles M Kenny from a burning Quincy Park house. They entered the second story through a broken window and saved the child though Marshall suffered facial burns. The fire caused about 300 dollars in damage.
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Beverly
Quincy Park
Stillman Kenney
Newton Marshall
Arthur Preston
Marshall
Pythian Veterans Pension Measure Offered at Grand Lodge
Worcester April 17 Councilman William D Powers representative from Damascus Lodge Knights of Pythias to the grand lodge convention at Lynn will introduce a pension provision for veteran Knights of Pythias of the grand domain of Massachusetts at the grand lodge session.
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Worcester
William D. Powers
Damascus Lodge
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Lynn
Knights of Pythias
Grand Domain
Massachusetts
President Roosevelt and Chinese Empress Discuss Cable Link
Messages exchanged between President Roosevelt and the Dowager Empress of China mark the opening of the final link in the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company's cable connecting the United States and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
China
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
United States
Roosevelt Welcomes Chinese Emperors on Cable Link
The President congratulates Empress Dowager and the Emperor of China on completing a new American cable linking the Pacific coast to the Far East. He expresses wishes for closer mutual understanding and lasting concord between the two nations and their peoples. The Chinese Emperor replies with greetings to Roosevelt.
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Far East
Theodore Roosevelt
China
Roosevelt
Malden Laborer Overcome By Gas In Repair
Patrick Murphy a laborer for the Malden and Melrose Gas Light Company was almost asphyxiated while repairing a pipe leak on Sprague court. He dug down several feet and was overcome. found in the trench by a boy.
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Malden
Patrick Murphy
Russell Street
Malden and Melrose Gas Light Company
Sprague Court
Murphy
Malden Man In Critical Condition After Fat Fire
Malden on April 6. Seth Baker of Barstow street employed by F. E. Vaughan at 200 Summer street is in the Malden Hospital in a critical condition after being burned by boiling fat that ignition caused. Recovery chances are slight.
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Malden
Seth Baker
Barstow Street
F. E. Vaughan
Summer Street
Malden Hospital
Five Men Rescued After Dual Canoe Crashes
In Great Barrington on April 17 a sudden freshet sent two canoes tumbling. Charles A. Little and Ralph B. Newton clung to a tree limb for two hours before Myles T. Dunham saved them with a rope. Dunham nearly drowned himself. Later Allison Bennett Archibald D. Leonard and Philip E. licks swam to a bridge and pulled themselves to safety but required medical aid.
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Great Barrington
Charles A. Little
Ralph B. Newton
Myles T. Dunham
Dunham
Allison Bennett
Archibald D. Leonard
Philip E. Licks
Young Woman Sues for 10000 Over Injury at Washington St
Gertrude P Hastings a recent bride sues the New England Telegraph and Telephone Co for 10000 claiming an employee dropped a piece of iron on her as she walked on Washington street May 40 1904 The plaintiff admits travel to New York Coney Island skating and theater visits but asserts the injury arose from company carelessness.
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Superior Court
Wait
Gertrude P. Hastings
New England Telegraph and Telephone Company
Washington Street
New York
Coney Island
Kingston Sues Ex-Employer Over 1908 Trap Door Injury
John Kingston of Roxbury sues Fred D. Whitney in the Superior Court for 5000 dollars claiming injury while employed as a laborer at a Harrison avenue warehouse. He fell through a trap door on November 3, 1908 while in Whitney’s employ.
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John Kingston
Roxbury
Superior Court
Fred D. Whitney
Harrison Avenue
Oral agreement claimed in Brighton estate dispute
Judge Wessenden heard arguments on the demurrer in the case of Mrs. Abbie S. Ames versus Mrs. Martha M. Chirurg, Michael Chirurg, and Fred Raymond. The suit seeks a half interest in an estate on Holmes Avenue, Brighton, arguing an oral land agreement violates the statute of frauds.
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Wessenden
Superior Court
Abbie S. Ames
Martha M. Chirurg
Michael Chirurg
Fred Raymond
Holmes Avenue
Brighton
Chirurg
Raymond
Logue Seeks Legislature Action Before Building Reforms
Building Commissioner Logue says he will await the legislature's action on a bill to appoint a special commission to revise the city building laws. He cites widespread violations especially in the West and South ends and urges enforcement of established rules.
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Logue
Henry C. Leach Dies at Salem Meeting
Henry C. Leach, a prominent Salem citizen, died suddenly of heart failure at an Essex Institute meeting. A Civil War era figure, he helped influence President Johnson to veto Colorado statehood. He led the Boston Baptist Social Union and served with local banks, the Essex Institute, the Salem school board, and the Salem Anti-Saloon League. born October 9, 1832 in Manchester, Massachusetts.
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Salem
Henry C. Leach
Essex Institute
Leach
Colorado Territorial Council
Johnson
Colorado
Boston Baptist Social Union
Salem School Board
Salem Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Leach
Manchester, Mass
Central National Bank of Boston Final Dividend Planned
Lawyer Frank D. Allen as receiver announced authorized by the currency controller to pay a final 10 percent dividend plus interest to depositors in May. Otis H. Luke was president when the bank failed on November 13, 1902. The bank, organized in 1873 with $500000 capital, held over $3.8 million in deposits before decline to $2.476 million after the failure news.
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Frank D. Allen
Central National Bank of Boston
Otis H. Luke
Central National Bank
Pacific Bank
Boston
Pacific National Bank
Lebanon Springs
Schooner Marion Draper Floated for Repairs at Kittery Point
The schooner Marion Draper was pumped out and floated at Portsmouth on April 17 and towed to Kittery Point for temporary repairs.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Marion Draper
Kittery Point
Proctor Resigns as Lodge Secretary in April Disturbance
Private secretary Robert G. Proctor to Senator Lodge resigns effective immediately. His tie to the Bestgen charges and current legal troubles create embarrassment, and Senator Lodge accepts the resignation this afternoon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Robert G. Proctor
Lodge
Proctor
Bestgen
Todge
Ladies of St Brendan plan May party at Berkeley Hall
The Ladies of St. Brendan auxiliary of the Knights of St. Brendan held a special Seaver Hall meeting with President Mary Stearney presiding to arrange their first May party at Berkeley Hall. An Irish country dance will open the exercises.
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Ladies of St. Brendan
Knights of St. Brendan
Seaver Hall
Mary Stearney
Berkeley Hall
Stop Woman and Mrs Pinkham Offer Free Advice
A long promotional piece urges women to seek help from Lydia E. Pinkham's company. It highlights Mrs. Pinkham as a trusted adviser based in Lynn Massachusetts and claims confidential, free guidance from women to women on female illnesses. It encourages purchasing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and writing for special advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Leigh
James A. Ridley
South Windsor
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Goddard
Mrs. Cooper
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Corpora
DR. Gerrish
Sheipiff Hasy
Babe
Nhoust
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
Rraronii
Teri Rae
Brockton
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W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. Duglas
D. F. Welling
Harvard Street
W.L Douglas
Washington St
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Court Street
Howard Ver
Pekin
Condit
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Washington, Hanover & Elm Streets
Stein-Bloch Clothes
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