Jury Chosen to Try Jordan in Long-Running Case
A jury is seated for the trial of Chester S. Jordan with Newell M. Felton as the tenth juror. Judge Stevens questions potential jurors about bias while court procedures, house inspections, and preliminary testimony plans are outlined. The defense plans to call pathologists. trial setup includes judges Bell and Stevens and prosecutors Higgins and Wier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Elmer
Newell M. Felton
Marlboro
Felton
Mr. Felton
Stevens
John J. Higgins
Commonwealth
Cartwright
Wier
Lowell
Chester S. Jordan
Medford Street
Somerville
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Hancock Street
Boston
Court House
Frank H. Kendall
Charles A. Bell
Williamb. Stevens
Charles W. Bartlett
Harvey H. Pratt
Jeremiah S. Sullivan
Richard S. Teeling
Walter C. Wardwell
Fred H. Rhoades
Charles Eveleth
Charles Whitman
William H. Marsh
W. D. Hennen
New York
Erving
Wilfred Blondin
Albert T. Patrick
Millionaire Rice
W. T. Councilman
Harvard Medical School
Harry Germain
Tufts Medical School
Thomas Dwight
Treland Past and Treland in the Future lecture sparks Irish unity talk
Rev. M. H. O Laverty at Catholic Union Hall warns against emigration and urges Ireland to unite for independence. He calls for home land development through language history and arts education and opposes relocation to America. The talk was sponsored by the United Irish League and introduced by P. H. O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
America
Dr Frank W Draper to be buried today in Newton Centre
Funeral services for Dr Frank W Draper longtime Suffolk county medical examiner will be held at 2 15 p m today at 544 Ward Street Newton Centre. He died at his Brookline home after a pneumonia illness. Draper served since 1877 and witnessed 88 murder cases. He was Civil War veteran and G A R member with carriages meeting the 1 20 p m Booth Station train at Newton Centre.
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Frank W. Draper
Suffolk County
Ward Street
Newton Centre
Draper
Brookline
Rice
Robinson, Russell and Wolcott
Booth Station
Newton Centra
Sultan's Rule Nears End as Young Turk Army Approaches
From Alexandretta report details U S marines may be used to aid Americans in trouble in surrounding districts Captain Marshall will command the squadron and report to the American consul at Alexandretta the vessels may be dispatched to Turkish waters if needed stops at Gibraltar for instructions Knox received requests to protect American church interests in disturbed areas one from the Presbytery of Westchester county New York the other from an Armenian orphanage superintendent at Reading Pennsylvania
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Alexandretta
Marshall
Gibraltar
Knox
Department
Foreign Missions Committee
Presbytery
Westchester County
New York
Reading, Penn
Sultan Spared Flight as Constantinople Awaits Change
Sultan Abdul Hamid remains in the palace with his family awaiting the outcome of Ottoman upheaval. Grand vizier Tewfik Pasha and War Minister Edhem Pasha resignations prove tentative as Saloniki troops advance, officials defect, and the city braces for a constitutionalist takeover within days.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Tewfik Pasha
Edhem Pasha
Nazim Pasha
Hosni Pasha
Hademkoi
Army of Investment
War Office
Appeals for Aid for Adana Relief Fund Fronted by Mission Committee
At a meeting of the prudential committee of the American Board of Foreign Missions a $50,000 relief drive was urged to aid the Vilayet of Adana's homeless after recent disturbances. The fund will be forwarded to the stricken area free of expense, with initial $100 already given by a Boston Armenian. Contributions should be sent to treasurer Frank H. Wiggin at 14 Beacon Street, Boston, designated for relief in Turkey.
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Prudential Committee
American Board of Foreign Missions
Vilayet
Adana
Boston
Frank H. Wiggin
Beacon Street
Turkey
Belief Rogers Killed in Adana Turkey Reported
No confirmation in New Britain Connecticut that Daniel Miner Rogers was killed in Adana Turkey but local friends fear the report is true. The message received here says he died by assassination.
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New Britain, Conn
Daniel Miner Rogers
Adana
Turkey
Ex Mayors Challenge Site for Chelsea Post Office
Former Chelsea mayors Edward F E Willard and John E Beck led a meeting at Bellingham M E Church opposing the Board of Control plan for a Broadway Cross street site. They urged a central location to serve more workers across the city. Edwin R Wong presided with speakers including Willard Howland and others.
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Edward FE. Willard
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Board of Control
Broadway
Cross Street
Chelsea Square
Bellingham M. E. Church
Beck
United States
Willard
Edwin R. Wong
Willard Howland
G. I. M. Hayes
D. H. Sullivan
George W. Ford
W. 8. Henry
J. E. Sampson
A. C. Stone
Firefighters Aid Turkish Woman In House Fire
While helping to extinguish a blaze started in the home of a poor Turkish woman, a firefighter is noted. his wife is reported safe in Tar sus with her parents Dr and Mrs Christie.
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Tarsus
Christie
Sultan fate unclear as Young Turks move on throne
Dispatches from Constantinople report conflicting fate of the Sultan. Ambassadors vow protection while 200 Young Turk officers arrive to ensure his execution and enthronement rites for Mohammed Rechad Effendi near. Another despatch claims an agreement with the committee and heir apparent, then the Sultan vanishes from the palace.
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London
Constantinople
Mohammed-Rechad-Effendi
Committee of Union and Progress
Osmo-Chemic Pess Offers Free Month Treatment This Month
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street announce a nine day offer ending April 30th with free consultation and a full month of treatment including medicines for new or renewing patients. Also promotes New Toric Lens old style eyewear and emphasizes personalized eye exams to avoid ill suited glasses.
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Osmo-Chemic Pess
Boylston Street
Osmo Chemic Physicians Offer Free Diagnosis
Mrs W T Redding of 10 Pembroke Street reports ten year indigestion relief after Osmo Chemic treatment in the Boylston Building. Doctors state they never treat without a thorough X ray examination and invite calls for a free diagnosis before April 30 1909.
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W. T. Redding
Pembroke St
City
Boylston
Bride Jilted On Wedding Day After Groom Fails To Arrive
Miss Riley faced a chaotic wedding day in Somerville as groom William Patterson vanished after borrowing money to buy the ring. Guests waited in vain while Miss Riley and her family learned the bills for gifts and cake had been charged to her. She declared she never wants to see him again.
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Patterson
Miss Riley
Boston
Bill
Trousseau
St. Francis
Thomas F. McCarthy
Kiley
William
Riley
Somerville
Abrogate Extradition Treaty With Russia Protest Held
A Boston rally at Fanueil Hall urged abrogation of the US Russia extradition treaty. Henry B. Blackwell argued foreign-born citizens seek good government, not graft, while Jan Pouren praised US liberty. Letters from Julia Ward Howe and Lyman Abbott supported asylum rights and treaty modification. Resolutions called for Catherine Breshevsky’s release and a Senate reconsideration of treaty clauses to oppose autocracies.
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Boston
Henry B. Blackwell
Faneuil Hall
Russia
Jan Janoff Pouren
Mr. Blackwell
Jan Pouren
Lettish
United States
Julia Ward Howe
Lyman Abbott
Henry Moskovitz
Robert Luce
Edward F. McSweeney
E. H. Winship
William L. Ward
Anna Garlin Spencer
Surrender of Boston Larceny Suspect in Trenton
Robert Walsh formerly of South Boston surrendered in Trenton New Jersey to face a Boston charge of larceny of about 4000 dollars. Walsh, who disappeared December 26 1906, had worked as a butler at Charles Fry 21 Commonwealth Avenue. Jewelry valued 3300 dollars and 50 dollars in money were missing. Walsh claimed fear of detection and said he sold 3300 dollars worth of jewelry for 800 in Canada. Chief Watts will dispatch investigators with papers after the surrender.
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Robert Walsh
South Boston
Boston
Trenton
N. J
Watts
Walsh
Charles Fry
Commonwealth Avenue
Police Department
Fry
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Senate Defeats Delay on Loan Shark Bill
In a Senate session yesterday afternoon a bid to reopen debate and delay the loan shark bill failed. Spalding of Cambridge urged reconsideration to allow fair handling while Doyle of Boston opposed. The motion collapsed as Spalding and Harvey of Waltham supported passage and the bill sailed through.
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Senate
Spalding
Cambridge
Doyle
Boston
Harvey
Waltham
600000 Sought for Boston Observation Hospital
The State Board of Insanity asked yesterday for 600000 to fund an observation hospital in Boston, abandoning plans for Longwood and Lexington sites. Abutters opposed the locations, estimating about 2000 patients yearly. The plan calls for a five story building on a large land parcel with 100000 allocated for land.
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State Board of Insanity
Boston
Senate
Longwood
Lexington
Harvard Calls Burnet as Professor of Greek
London April 20 Dr John Burnet professor of Greek at St Andrew's University since 1892 and vice president of the Classical Association of Scotland has been offered the professorship of Greek at Harvard University.
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London
John Burnet
St. Andrew's University
Classical Association of Scotland
Harvard University
West Somerville Trade Board Hosts Annual Ladies Night
About 200 people attended the West Somerville Board of Trade annual ladies night at the YMCA building on Highland avenue. State Treasurer Elmer A. Stevens was toastmaster with speakers Mayor Woods District Attorney A D Hill of Suffolk County and Henry C Long.
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West Somerville Board of Trade
Highland Avenue
Elmer A. Stevens
Woods
A. D. Hill
Suffolk County
Henry C. Long
House Approves Sunday Ice Cream Sales Vote
An open Sunday on ice cream candy soda water and fruit passed in the House by 82 to 43. The measure allows Sunday sales with no roll call. Representatives Emerson Ward 2 Mancovitz Ward 8 led the opposition from Arm strong Underhill and Hodskins of Somerville and Springfield opposed it.
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Emerson
Ward
Mancovitz
Ward 8
Armstrong and Underhill
Somerville
Hodskins
Springfield
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted Amid Eye Care Need
An advertisement cites a New York City census finding 17 928 school children needing eye care and promotes Murine Eye Remedy as a soothing solution for red weak weary or watery eyes. It claims marine remedy is non injurious and urged for babies with eye scales, offering free eye books from The Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago.
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New York City
Marine Eye Remedy O
Chicago
Osmo-Chemie Physicians Claim Cure for Bronchial Disease
Thomas Doyle of Roslindale Massachusetts reports a two year battle with bronchial catarrh and lung inflammation. After Osmo-Chemie treatment the night sweats cough eased the lung cleared and his strength and appetite returned with weight gain. His father plans eye tests by the same physicians.
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Thomas Doyle
Roslindale
Mass
Osmo-Chemie
Eye Trouble Diagnosis and Cures Claim by Patient Ralph Rohir
Ralph Rohir of Roxbury Massachusetts describes a 15 year history of eye pain burning and fatigue with visual disturbances. He reports improvement after Osmo-Chemic Physicians diagnosed eye causes and provided treatment.
Woman credits Osmo- Chemic Physicians for relief
Mrs W Fickett of 20 Ingleside Ave Chelsea Massachusetts says eight years of medical care failed to help with stomach disease. After visiting Osmo- Chemic Physicians she improved in three weeks and achieved more relief than from all prior doctors combined.
Woman Falls Fifty Feet From Skylight In Chelsea Home
Mrs. Kate Horovitz a 25 year old woman fell through a skylight at her Chelsea home 67 West Third street onto a cellar floor. She suffered multiple injuries including broken ankles and internal trauma and was placed on the dangerous list after.
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Kate Horovitz
West Third Street
Chelsea
Marine Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
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