Italian immigrant Corsano found guilty of polygamy
Vincenzo Corsano was found guilty by a jury in the Superior Criminal Court for polygamy. Sentence was deferred after defense counsel moved for a new trial. Witness depictions covered December 1899 marriage doubts, signatures, and the defendant's movements between Newark Philadelphia and Boston. Delia Corsano testified about witness Varas claim of a payed scheme to reveal the true groom.
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Vincenzo Corsano
Superior Criminal Court
Leon R. Egges
James O. Fallon
John J. Browne
Eugene Francis Currier
Coolidge’s Corner
Italy
Giuseppe Diaguardi
America
Newark
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Sughrue
Delia Corsano
Vara
Corsano
City Hall
Jimmy
Defense and Prosecution Clash Over Alleged Bigamy Case
Lawyers spar over conspiracy and perjury in a case charging a man with entering a second marriage. Judge Stevens notes possible perjury on one side. Jury returns verdict of guilty after deliberation from 2:35 to 4:10. New trial motion set for May 12 amid bail raise from 1500 to 2000.
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Stevens
Women Oppose Dance Hall License in South Boston
South Boston residents express strong opposition to a proposed City Point dance hall license. Mrs Falvey, Dr Gavin’s wife, Mrs White and Mrs Murphy warn of undesirable elements, immorality, and noisy crowds. They urge veto of the petition and cite nightly crowds leaving the Point on summer evenings.
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South Boston
City Point
Post
W. H. Falvey
M. F. Gavin
Broadway
Gavin
A. F. White
William H. Murphy
Man commits suicide aboard steamer in New Haven
Emanuel Buxbaum, 61, resident agent for a brewing firm and active in German American circles, was found dead in a steamer stateroom on the John H. Stalin after arriving from New York. Carbolic acid suicide ruled by Medical Examiner Bartlett. He left a wife and three sons. No motive given.
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New Haven
Conn
Emanuel Buxbuaum
Congress Avenue
John H. Stalin
Stalin
New York
Bartlett
Buxbaum
Last of Revere house linked to love tale opens tomorrow
The Sunday Post previews a notable feature on the final occupant of the old Revere house. British shelling was avoided due to a daughter’s romance. A famed author explores the house’s romantic and ominous traditions in one of tomorrow’s clever Sunday Post stories.
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Revere
Sunday Post
Lawrence To Vote Direct On City Clerk
In a legislative debate Representative Cox of Boston moved to amend a bill passed by the Senate to apply to all cities in the Commonwealth, election of the Lawrence city clerk. The amendment was defeated and the bill passed to be engrossed by 64 to 54.
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House
Cox
Boston
Senate
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Everett School Reunion Chooses Officers and Speakers
About 200 graduates gathered in the Everett School hall on Northampton street for the annual reunion. Myron T. Pritchett spoke as master, with Past Master Walter S. Parker and Miss Elizabeth Smith also addressing attendees. Martha Munroe and Ella Gould named president and vice presidents, with Edith Herrick and Louise Fox as secretaries and Evelyn Morse as treasurer.
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Everett School
Northampton Street
Myron T. Pritchett
Walter S. Parker
Elizabeth Smith
Martha Munroe
Ella Gould
Catherine Whalen
Edith M. Herrick
E. Louise Fox
Evelyn E. Morse
Undergraduates Opposed to Tufts Colors Change
Medford April 29 Tufts students oppose changing school colors. A campus petition circulated to identify opponents shows broad student disapproval. A faculty committee will report next Monday, with expectations that the proposal will be voted down.
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Medford
College Hill
Tufts
Great dry dock near completion at Charlestown navy yard
The Charlestown navy yard dry dock is nearing completion and nearly finished. It will admit the largest battleships and offer great advantage to the navy as vessels needing repairs currently must travel from New England waters for service.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown
Uncle Sam
New England
Elm Planted in Memory of War Governor Andrew
Arbor day observances by J A Andrew Post 15 Massachusetts G A R featured the planting of an American elm at the Soldiers monument base. Commander Mackenzie led the ceremony, dedicating it to War Governor John Albion Andrew. Ex Governor Boutwell and others spoke on continental free trade reciprocity and commerce.
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J. A. Andrew
Massachusetts
Mackenzie
John Albion Andrew
Boutwell
Charles W. Bartlett
F. B. Sanborn
Concord
Henry B. Blackwell
America
United States
Mexico
Theta Delta Chi Graduates Banquet in New England
At the 20th annual banquet of the New England Graduate Association of Theta Delta Chi held at the Quincy House last night, over 150 college men from New England colleges attended. A short business meeting preceded the banquet and officers were elected: President Frederick W. Fosdick Amherst 1898. vice presidents J Henry Spooner Brown 1860, Levi Turner Bowdoin 1786, Robert E. Gregg Harvard 1894, Russell C. Gibbs Williams 1900. Rev Edward H Capen Tufts 1860. J R Jones Boston University 1883. Percy O Carr Dartmouth 1902.
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New England Graduate Association of
Theta Delta Chi
Quincy House
New England
Frederick W. Fosdick
Amherst
J. Henry Spooner
Brown
Levi Turner
Bowdoin
Robert E. Gregg
Harvard
Russell C. Gibbs
Williams
Edward H. Capen
D. D
Tufts
J. R. Jones
Boston University
Percy O. Carr
Dartmouth
Milton the Slick Swindler Nabbed by Boston Police
A. J. Milton of Concord New Hampshire described as a clever swindler was captured by Inspectors Burr and Morrissey on Friday night. He allegedly ran a three year confidence game defrauding workers and “summer girls” in Boston Lowell Lawrence and nearby areas while stealing jewelry at Manchester and other seaside spots. Held in 800 on several grand jury counts Milton formerly worked as a clerk for Home Life Insurance Company at 17 Milk street and is accused of stealing 49 from a paid up policy. Other victims may join charges.
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Boston
A. J. Milton
Concord
N. H
Burr
Morrissey
Milton
Lowell
Lawrence
Manchester
New Hampshire
Home Life Insurance Company
Milk Street
Boston Swindler Named One of Slickest in Years
Police say the man, described as among the slickest con artists in Boston for some time, has drawn attention for his bold schemes and elusive methods as investigators pursue leads and advise caution to residents.
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Boston
Harvard Princeton Debate Set for Next Friday at Sanders Theatre
The Harvard Princeton debate will be held at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge next Friday evening. Princeton defends the affirmative on a timely issue requiring law to compel industry controls to sell at reasonable, non discriminatory rates. Harvard speakers are R W Kelso E M Rabenold and F B Wagner. Princeton speakers are W M McCormick J L Sempole and N M Thomas.
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Harvard-Princeton
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Tigers
Crimson
Princeton
W. M. McCormick
J. L. Sempole
N. M. Thomas
Harvard
R. W. Kelso
E. M. Rabenold
F. B. Wagner
Beauty of Skin Purity of Blood Wonders of Cuticura Remedies
Ancient and modern theories on beauty contrast with aging, disease, and skin flaws. The piece extols Cuticura remedies as highly effective for treating torturing humors, skin disfigurations, and hair loss, claiming originality, purity, and climate stability.
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Socrates
Plato
Theocritus
Theophrastus
Carncades
Homer
Ovid
Aristotle
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