Sister in trial over share of Boston Elevated robbery loot
Regina Nicholls testifies she did not know where the $300 she used to buy a Columbus Avenue deli came from. Fellow defendants claim a $4500 theft from the Boston Elevated paymaster last July. statements detail division of loot and drugging allegations as the case heads to the jury.
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Frank Harrington
Columbus Avenue
Claremont Park
Regina Nicholls
Superior Criminal Court
James Harrington
Boston Elevated Railway
William A. Todd
Boston Elevated
Harringtons
Harrington
Salary Bill Roll Call Still Uncertain After Third Reading
The article notes the bill to raise salaries has reached a third reading but progress remains uncertain. The Curtiss amendment will be offered again, and the following is the roll call on the salary bill.
Disturbances of the feminine system and nerves
A historical passage describes organic disturbances of the feminine system acting as a firebrand on women nerves. It notes that nervous irritability causes misery to the woman and those around her and suggests relief by a listed remedy.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsements
Letters from readers in Tennessee and Connecticut praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles and nervous exhaustion. Mrs Mary Wood reports relief from severe symptoms and improved well being. Mrs Wallace Wilson says the remedy restored her health after doctors failed to help.
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Mary Wood
Christiana
Tenn
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wallace Wilson
Thompsonville
Conn
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Health
Thirty years of use with roots and herbs presents the remedy for female ills. It claims to cure displacements inflammation irregularities periodic pains and backache. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Long Vote List Shows Yeas Nays Paired Groups
A detailed roll shows Yeas list of 74 names including Adams Barnes Bayrd Beals Bishop Blanchard Brickley Bryan Cook Maverhill Cormack Crane Curtiss Cushing Cutting Davel Dean Worcester Dorman Draper Eastman Ferber Fogg Giles Hall Natick Hanrahan Hardy Hilton Hosmer Hultman Hyde Johnson Nahant Jones Douglass Katzmann Keene Keith Killam Learned Linscott Lomasney Lothrop Lovett Luce Lynch Maynard McLane Mack Murley Murray Nash Nichols Nickerson O Donnell Parkhurst Pattison Barnstable Pickford Robinson Mansfield Rousmaniere Shaw Sheenan Soliday Stearns Stone Swann Todd Trudel Underhill Walker Washburn Waugh Wellington White Willetts Williams Worcester paired with a list of 24 names in favor and against groups plus dozens more identified as paired in favor and against including Bennett Boyer Caho on Chambers Chester Dean Taunton Duane Flagg Hayes Johnson Lowell Lees Manecovitz McCarthy Parker Ross Barton Clarey Cook West Springfield Dean Wakefield Denny Gates Hobson Holt Keefe Knight Long Lyford Newhall Oliver Pope Porter.
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Abbott
Arnold
Barrell
Barrett
Bounke
Brown
Burnett
Burns
Burr
Callahan
Carbrey
Carleton
Carmody
Cole
Cheshire
Collette
Collins
Conboy
Conley
Coogan
Cook
Fitchburg
Coolidge
Coombs
Attleboro
Quincy
Curley
Dalton
Desmond
Donovan
Doyle
Driscoll
Drysdale
Fay
Fennelly
Forristall
Frost
Gilmore
Goggins
O'Connor
Parks
Perham
Powers
Quigley
Riley
Robinson
Chelsea
Sennott
Shepherd
Small
D. L. Sullivan
J. F. Sullivan
Thompson
Torrey
Varnum
Warner
Weeks
Boston
Everett
Willcut
Nays
Adams
Barnes
Bayrd
Beals
Bishop
Blanchard
Brickley
Bryan
Maverhill
Cormack
Crane
Curtiss
Cushing
Cutting
Davel
Worcester
Dorman
Draper
Eastman
Ferber
Fogg
Giles
Hall
Bennett
Boyer
Cahoon
Chambers
Chester
Taunton
Duane
Flagg
Hayes
Jeffrey
Johnson
Lowell
Lees
Manecovitz
McCarthy
Parker
Ross
Teddy's New Summer Hat
Washington April 24 President Rooseveltlg hat story describes a $50 Manila summer hat from the Philippines. The piece notes its light weight two ounces, dark color, two-hat weave, silk like texture, and yearlong making with constant dampness. It claims the size matches the president's old hat at 73 8.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Manila
Philippines
Panama
White House
Death of Duke in Paris Tied to Cardiac Failure
The Duke of Uzes died in Paris after a long heart weakness and fainting spells. Despite efforts by Dr. Henri Iscovescu and a second physician, life could not be saved. The Duchess and mourners waited through the night as officials ruled the death natural and autopsy unnecessary. The body will be moved to St. Philippe du Roule for funeral preparations after Mr. Theodore Shonts sails from New York.
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Henri Iscovesco
Theodore Shonts
New York
Paris
d’Uzes
Biarritz
M. Jeanton
Duc Chaulnes Weds Miss Shonts Heiress in New York
Full name and title of Emmanuel Theodore Bernard Marie dAlbert de Luynes ninth Duc of Chaulnes and Picquigny and Marquis of Dangeau. Born 1878 in Paris. Engaged in 1906 07 to Miss Theodora Shonts formally announced in November and married February 16 1908 at the Shonts residence 123 East Thirty fifth Street New York. They sailed for France March 17 1908. He was from a distinguished athletic family and rumored to enter business. Member of Cercle de la Rue Royale Cercle Hofhe and Societe Sportive de l Ile de Puteaux.
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Emmanuel Theodore Bernard Marie d’Albert de Luynes d’Ailly
Duc
Chaulnes
Picquigny
Dangeau
Paris
France
Paul d’Albert de Luynes
Duc of
Sophie Augustinova
Stister
Therese
d’Astes
Cercle de la Rue Royale
Cercle Hoche
Societe Sportive de V'Ile de Puteauc
Frenzied Paris Funeral to Draw France’s Oldest Nobility
The French funeral will be a grand, ceremonial event in Paris attracting representatives from the oldest noble families, with alliances to the duke’s house emphasized. The procession promises prestige and solemn display as high aristocracy attend.
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Paris
France
Court Refuses Mother Custody of Daughter
Emelia Comforti sought a writ of habeas corpus in the Supreme Judicial Court to gain possession of her 14 year old daughter Emelia Cath erina Raffetto. Judge Hammond dismissed the petition. The child, born in Italy, was last with her mother after years apart, but a history of whipping led to SPCC involvement and the daughter being placed with a step-aunt.
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Emelia Comforti
Supreme Judicial Court
Hammond
Emelia Catherina Raffetto
Italy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Society
Kickapoo Family Drowned in Shawnee Flood
A cloudburst in Shawnee Oklahoma on April 24th caused the drowning of a Kickapoo family of five. Local authorities reported the tragedy as the flood swept through the area. The victims included two adults and three children from the same family. Emergency services recovered the bodies from the flooded streets and adjoining property. Investigations into the disaster were underway by county officials.
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Shawnee, Okla
Merry Prom Crowns B U Junior Week
The junior prom, the highlight of Boston University junior week, was held last evening in Horticul tural Hall. Over 200 couples, including faculty, graduates and undergraduates, danced to a mix of new and old dances under red and white streamers. The prom committee was Harold Sharp, Miss Bertha Cowen, Miss Marion Butterworth, Miss Mabel Case and Arthur Gay.
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Boston University
Horticultural Hall
Huntington Avenue
Harold Sharp
Bertha Cowen
Marion Butterworth
Mabel Case
Arthur Gay
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