President Roosevelt's Stand on Moyer Haywood Case
Roosevelt condemns attempts to influence justice in the Moyer Haywood murder case. He denounces both labor leaders and financiers as undesirables when they misuse power, calls for equal square deal for all, and pledges to uphold law and fair treatment regardless of wealth or labor affiliation. He writes to Mr Konore Jaxon in Chicago.
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Moyer and Haywood
Harriman
Messrs
Moyer and
Haywood
Steunenberg
Messrs. Moyer
Debs
Haywood and Moyer
Messrs. Moyer and Haywood
Moyer
Labor
Mr. Harriman
Theodore Roosevedrt
Konore Jaxon
West Lake Street
Chicago
Boston Protesters Defend Moyer Haywood Pettibone in Roosevelt Letter
Joseph Spero and Patrick Mahoney decry President Roosevelt for labeling Moyer Haywood and Pettibone undesirable citizens. They urge due process, vow to mobilize nationwide protest, and fault judge made law while affirming the accused are innocent until proven guilty. They argue liberty requires action against perceived executive overreach.
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Roosevelt
Moyer
Haywood
Joseph Spero
Moyer, Haywood, Pettibone
Greater
Boston
Steunenberg
Idaho
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
Patrick Mahoney
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Heywood
Pettibone
Governors Honor Knights of Pythias Patriotism in Boston Meeting
Governor Guild praises the Knights of Pythias for patriotism during a Boston gathering of the three branches. The event included a parade review by the Mayor and Governor, multiple banquets, and a grand lodge session with 104 past chancellors.
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Pythianism
Boston
Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisterhood
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Sisterhood
Hotel Bellevue
Governor Guild
W. A. Wilson
Rhode Island
Seventh Army Corps
Order
Allen A. Stockdale
Charles L. Young
Springfield
Ford Hall
Ford Building
the Post
George W. Penniman
Tremont Temple
K. P
Washington Street
McBrine
Stobbart
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Grishaver
Arlington Street
School Street
Fitzgerald
State House
Mrs Edith Reynolds Denies Involvement in Bowler Jail Visit
Mrs Edith Reynolds and a man identified as Mr George Reynolds visited ex Harvard spender Bowler in Charles Street jail. Bowler remains jailed with bail set at 15000, two sureties needed raising practical bail to about 30000. Mrs Helen Bowler stays secluded at 207 Hemenway Street with her daughter Muriel.
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Edith A. Stevens Reynolds
George Pendleton Bowler
Harvard
Sheriff Seavey
Charles Street
Hotel Bellevue
Reynolds
George FE. Reynolds
New York
Annual Choir Banquet Held in East Boston
In Fitton Hall East Boston last night Father Lawrence McGarthy hosted the Holy Redeemer Church choir banquet with 56 members present. Edward J Whalen led the event as toast master as songs and stories followed the meal.
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Fitton Hall
Boston
Lawrence McGarthy
the Holy Redeemer Church Choir
Edward J. Whalen
Temple Place Subway Station Contract Awarded
The Temple Place station of the Washington Street subway was awarded to the lowest bidder John J Palmey by the Boston Transit Commission. The bid amount was 10500 dollars and work will begin immediately.
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Temple Place
Washington Street Subway
Boston Transit Commission
John J. Palmey
Bail Granted to Avenger in Fatal Shooting Case
Ex Judge W G Loving of Amherst and Nelson counties received $5000 bail after fatally shooting Theodore Estes at the Ryan estate Oak Ridge Virginia. Loving stated he acted after Estes allegedly drugged and assaulted his daughter Elizabeth 19, and waited to hear her account before confronting Estes.
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Lynchburg
W. G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Oak Ridge
Thomas Ryan
Estes
Elizabeth
Loving
Amherst County
Nelson
Ryan
Payne
Judge Loving
Hammond Inventor James B Hammond Committed to Bellevue
New York April 23 On his 68th birthday James Bartlett Hammond Boston native and inventor of the Hammond typewriter was committed to Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward for observation after a preliminary hearing. Witnesses testified to mental irresponsibility from drugs and liquor and the arrest followed a disturbance at the Hotel Cumberland.
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New York
Walsh
West Side
James Bartlett Hammond
Boston
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas F. Hammond
Hammond Typewriter Company
Albert Bryce
Typewriter Company
Mr. Hammond
Carson F. McDonald
Coley
Bryce
Bellevue
Hammond
Cumberland
James B. Hammond
Krom
Protestant Sunday school leaders sail for Rome convention
From across the American continent, Protestant Sunday school leaders rush to Boston for the world convention in Rome. The American branch of the international lesson committee works at the Hotel Brunswick to finish in time for Friday’s festivities. W. N. Hartshorne, Rome excursion manager, reports over twenty delegates already arrived. One delegate is Mrs. Mary Foster Bry.
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Boston
Rome
International
Walden Street Pit Health Hearing Against Pottery Firm
Cambridge Board of Health held a hearing on a petition signed by 98 residents to stop Hews Pottery Company from removing clay from Walden street pits or to adopt safeguards. Lawyer for the company and ex Mayor Daly for petitioners participated. counselors and supporters listed. decision taken under advisement.
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Cambridge Board of Health
Hews Pottery Company
Walden Street
Charles Walcott
Hews Company
Daly
A. W. Dudley
Burke
Robert J. Melledge
John Buckley
F. X. Masse
Peter McCall
William H. Zirkell
McKee
International Sunday School Meeting Opens in Mexico
The annual session of the lesson committee of the International Sunday School Association begins today at the Hotel Brunswick in Mexico. Delegates will spend the next few days in deliberations and sail on the Romanic Saturday morning.
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Ner
Mexico
International Sunday School Association
Brunswick
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X-Zauiation
Batte Vad St
San Iquido
United States
Moyer-Haywood
Mr. Harrimin
GOV. Guild
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Commonwealth
Revere House
Lillian Kelley
Chiefs’ Association
The
K. of P
Pythian ‘Sisterhood
Carrie P. Adams
Haverhill
Anna M. Young
Zanesville
Addie W. Libby
Westbrook
Methuen
Addie M. Cooley
A. Cora Stiles
Lowell
Alice E. Graves
Whitinsville
Florence Proctor
Myra Burgess
New Bedford
Mrs. Reynolds
Mos BO
Geo Prowler
Wwe Teeens
East
Avenger
Iver
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
Bell and Poole
Poole
London
Bell
Bach
Mary Foster, Bryner
Walden ST
Carters Little Iver
Genvire
Usas Boson
France
JAS. J. Loughery & CO
Boston, Mass
F. Knight & Son, Corp. of
Oliver St., Boston
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