Harris Dexter Testifies In Michigan Slaying Trial
Harris Dexter 14 tells how his 11 year old brother Parker died from a pistol blast at Randolph on March 27, saying the killing was accidental. He described taking the revolver from Parker who challenged him with the question how would you like to be hit. He initially misled police, then recounted the event as the courtroom hears his account. His parents testified to his love for Parker and honesty.
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Haris Dexter
Parker
Randolph
Harris
Dexter
Grover
Cure of Eczema and Hair Loss Cited in Testimonial
A man reports severe eczema and uric acid issues improved by Cuticura Remedies after months of failed treatments. Hair regrowth began and a limb condition improved though not yet cured. His wife, a Bible Women Society president, is buying remedies to help others in need.
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Bible Women’s Society
The
Bible Women
Woman Seeks Martin Head Over Treasurys Actions
A prominent merchant filed a formal complaint with Collector George H. Lyman targeting Special Treasury employee Martin of New York and other treasury staff. The charges stem from an alleged baggage holdup and mistreatment of Mrs. Montaigne and her sister, Washington socialites who arrived April 17 aboard the Cymric, linked to the President's circle. Martin, now with the local office under Special Agent Johnson, faces potential wide attention.
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Treasury
Martin
New York
George H. Lyman
City Hall Elevator Mirrors Removed After Years of Use
The large mirrors that covered the southeast corner elevator at Philadelphia City Hall have been ordered removed. The car, used by women to fix hairstyles during rides, was a longtime favorite despite creaks and heavy loads. Operators faced protests but the mirrors stayed until now.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Rockefeller gifts stained by unholiness, preacher declares
Rev August Dellgren of the First Swedish Unitarian Church in Chicago denounces John D. Rockefeller, saying posterity will see his gifts as stained by unholiness despite his professed holiness. He calls Rockefeller and similar men agents of harm, citing a sermon on Thou shalt not steal.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
August Dellgren
First
Swedish Unitarian Church
Judge Sherman Sets Shortest Charge Yet in Cheevers V Elevated
In the second Superior Court session Judge Sherman issued a record short charge in Cheevers versus the Elevated railroad. After both sides rested and agreed to submit without argument, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant railroad company.
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Superior Court
Jesus Profession
Cheevers
Elevated Railroad
S. A. Fuller
G. H. Mellen
A. J. Peckham
Wed With Anti Divorce Oath
Charles Rhoda and Julia Hortenah appeared in Judge Ginley's court in Cleveland on Monday to obtain a ban on divorce. They asked the judge to administer an oath requiring both to never seek a divorce, claiming marriage vows are sacred and must be binding for life.
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Cleveland
Charles Rhoda
Julia Hortenah
Paper manufacturers trust challenged by newspaper group
Condé P Hamlin Don C Seitz and John Norris representing the American Newspaper Publishers Association met the Attorney General in Washington to present a Sherman act complaint against the paper manufacturers trust. The AG outlined limits of the act and said a formal investigation would be started to determine possible corrective action.
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Conde Hamlin
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Don C. Seitz
The
New York World
John Norris
Philadelphia Ledger
New York Times
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Today
Paper Manufacturers’ Trust
Mrs. Mosher Blames St Paul On Suffrage Delay
Mrs Frances Stewart Mosher former Michigan University instructor spoke on The Race Problem as It Pertains to Suffrage to the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. She blamed St Paul injunctions that silence women in meetings and argued men resist giving up power to allow women to vote. She noted New Jersey allowed some women voters before 1870. The group passed a resolution citing four House of Commons votes in favor of woman suffrage with growing majorities.
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Frances Stewart Mosher
Michigan University
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
New Jersey
House of Commons
Boston
Funeral of Mrs Bridget Carroll of Dorchester
The funeral of Mrs Bridget Carroll widow of Sgt William Carroll of Company I Ninth Regiment and mother of John P Carroll and the late Alderman William L Carroll took place yesterday from 96 Ashmont Street Dorchester. Requiem high mass at St Gregory's Milton attended by hundreds with music by a quartet. The pallbearers included her grandsons William N Carroll and Arthur L Carroll and other relatives. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery family plot.
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William Carroll
Old Ninth Regiment
John P. Carroll
William L. Carroll
Edward J. Welch
Ashmont Street
Dorchester
St. Gregory’s Church
Milton
Father Heaney
Boston
Miss Karl
Miss Maley
Henry Karl
John J. O'Leary
New York
David Welch
Patrick Welch
Dennis Doody
Calvary Cemetery
Johnson defense counsel case ends with fee for services
Ray C. Johnson, convicted of second degree murder in the Peters case, appeared before Judge Aiken on counsel questions. A. M. Lyman had been appointed, but Johnson chose John J. Walsh and John F. Lynch on April 21. Lyman retires, his fee totaling 50 dollars for prior services.
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Johnson Ray C. Johnson
Sarah A. Peters
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
A. M. Lyman
Walsh
John J. Walsh
John F. Lynch
Lyman
Club to Host Evening Entertainment at Strandway Clubhouse
The Columbia Yacht Club of South Boston plans an entertainment event tomorrow evening at its Strandway clubhouse. Commodore Campbell Rear Commodore Roach Treasurer Brown and Secretary Thomas A Shep Heard will oversee the affair.
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South Boston
Strandway
Campbell
Roach
Brown
Thomas A. Shepheard
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