Simpson Back in Boston
Senator Leslie A. Simpson attorney for Dakota Dan arrived in Boston after a northern New York investigation. He said the appeal to the Supreme Court will be filed tomorrow and that he will stay until justice prevails. Jessie Carpenter’s location and details remain undisclosed.
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Leslie A. Simpson
Dakota Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Boston
New York
Jessie Carpenter
Simpson
Supreme Court
Senator Simpson
Commonwealth
Chelsea
Rousseau
Brasher Iron Works
James Rousseau
Trusts Move to Lower Prices Across Goods and Commodities
The article notes broad price declines from January through April across food and commodities. Flour down 25 cents a barrel, potatoes 40 to 50 percent off November levels, butter 6 percent lower wholesale, corn and oats down 8 and 7 percent, and cotton and metals showing declines. It cites windfall expectations in the Atlantic states and reports lower New York bread and meat prices traced to Western price drops. It mentions doubts about profits, possible meat price cuts, and a weak outlook for beef, with a plentiful potato crop and overall consumer price relief discussed by the American Agriculturalist.
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Atlantic States
New York
Northwest
Chicago
West
Cobb to Run for United States Senator in Maine
Former Governor William T. Cobb announced from his Rockland home his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Eugene Hale, who will retire next March. Cobb said he would begin an immediate campaign but would not canvass Aroostook County, home of Frederick A. Powers.
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Rockland
William T. Cobb
United States
Eugene Hale
Mr. Cobb
Aroostook County
Frederick A. Powers
Miss Wright
Dutcher
Roosevelt Speaker Urges Roosevelts Bustle Boston Boom
The Tron and Hardware Men's Association met at Young's Hotel with A. B. Marble presiding. Joseph Smith urged bringing Theodore Roosevelt to boost Boston, arguing he is the only man today capable of doing a good job.
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Tron and Hardware Men's Association
Young's Hotel
A. B. Marble
Joseph Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston
Hearst Praises Taft While Criticizing Roosevelt Legacy
W R Hearst asserts Taft is a steady, prosperous leader who improved the economy after adversity. He faults Roosevelt era rail policy as a farce and credits Taft with enforcing the railroad act, prosecuting trusts, and backing tax and savings measures. He warns tariff reform lies with a different party.
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Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Hepburn
Diogenes
House of Congress
Ferguson Charged with Bribery and Perjury in Park Case
Chief William A. Ferguson faces three counts after James A. OConnell filed charges accusing him of failing to issue an arrest warrant for Frank L. Hildreth in a park case, attempting to influence the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children with a money payment, and committing perjury at Hildreth's hearing.
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Beverly
William A. Ferguson
James A. O'Connell
Board of Aldermen
O'Connell
Ferguson
Frank L. Hildreth
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hildreth
New York Elopers Finally Married in Secret Ceremony
Miss Marion Wright and LeGrand Dutcher wed after parents and clergy consent. The Boston and Syracuse papers covered the elopement as reporters witnessed the ceremony at the United States Hotel in Roxbury with Rev. Fulton officiating. The couple plans to live in Roxbury.
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Dutcher
LeGrand Dutcher
Alfred J. Dutcher
Miss Wright
Rev
Mrs. Dutcher
Roxbury
Mr. Dutcher
Marion Wright Elopes With LeGrand Dutcher From Syracuse
In Syracuse on April 20 Marion Wright daughter of merchant F W Wright left a note to her mother father and sister before leaving with LeGrand Dutcher who she eloped to Boston with. She asks forgiveness and says she must go with true love and will be cared for by them.
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Syracuse
N. Y
LeGrand Dutcher
Boston
Marion Wright
Marion
Driscoll
Charlestown
Agnes
Michael
Catherine Driscoll
Main Street
Malden
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Everett
Hofy
East Boston
Joseph T
Joseph A
Catherine FE. Hoey
Bennington Street
Jackson
Winthrop
George P
Elizabeth P. Jackson
Churcch
St. John the Evangelist
Knapton
Roxbury
Ellen Knapton
Ryan
Tremont Street
Mission Church
Lang
Melrose
Blanche Merrill Lang
Edward Copeland Lang
Lincoln Street
Manley
Brookline
Joanna M
London Street
Bridget
Daniel Prior
Cabot Street
St. Francia dé@ Sales Church
Vernon Street
Schuerch
Dorchester
Wendover Street
Walter
Peter
Tina Schuerch
Ziegler
Mase
Walk Hill Street
Forest Hills
Wetherbee
Bedford
Allen R. Watepee
Charles C
Hartford Street
Attachment Sought in McIntosh Divorce Case
Mrs Annie McIntosh seeks a $50 000 attachment on James W McIntosh Worcester County property as part of a divorce libel. She accuses cruelty and continual intoxication after a seven year marriage begun in New York and ending in Holden Massachusetts.
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Suffolk County
James W. McIntosh
Boston
Holden
Mass
Annie McIntosh
Worcester
New York
James McIntosh
Daggett and Jefferson
McIntosh
Will
Worcester County
Moses Brown Marriage in Dorchester at 5 Gayland Ave
Frank E. Moses wed Miss Juanita Maria Brown at the home of the bride's aunt Miss Louisa Mills in Dorchester last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Moses
Juanita Maria Brown
Dorchester
Louisa Mills
Gayland Avenue
Cady Admits Negligence in Bank Oversight
Henry C. Cady, trustee of the South bridge Bank for years, told a legislative committee he had been negligent though he believed the bank commissioner safeguarded the bank. He praised Treasurer Hall and cited trusted officials while acknowledging limited understanding of trustees duties.
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Henry C. Cady
Southbridge Bank
Legislative Committee
Southbridge
Hall
Washburn
Cady
Investment Committee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised For Twenty-Five Years Of Use
Mrs J F Gee of Stoneham Massachusetts testifies after twenty five years using Hood's Sarsaparilla that it never fails as a blood purifier and spring medicine. The ad touts its unique blend of over twenty ingredients and warns against inferior substitutes. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or Sarsatabs with a 100 doses for $1 deal.
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Hood
J. F. Gee
Gould Street
Stoneham, Mass
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Lexington
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R, H,white Co
Baker Style
Stocx
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Temple Place
Washington St
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Baker Health Co
New Baker Health Shoe Store
Russia
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Fannie
Wilson Bros
Big Tea
Court Street
Wilson Court St
Rogers’ Waltha Satisfaction Guarante
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SIX Little Tailors
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Importers Bazaar
York State
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ST. Vorosiirg
Opp
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PRK
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