Corsano Found Guilty of Polygamy in Superior Court
Vincenzo Corsano was convicted yesterday of polygamy by a Superior Criminal Court jury. Sentencing was deferred as defense counsel filed a motion for a new trial. Testimony showed discrepancies over the December 1899 marriage claim and signatures.
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Vincenzo Corsano
Superior Criminal Court
Leon R. Egges
James O. Fallon
John J. Browne
Eugene Francis Currier
Coolidge’s Corner
Defense Contends Marriage Fraud Case Alleges Conspiracy
Public trial ends with a guilty verdict after jurors find the defendant contracted the first marriage. Defense argues blackmail and conspiracy by Vara and Jan nini. Judge notes perjury likely on one side. new-trial motion set for May 12. bail raised from 1500 to 2000.
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Greenhood
City Hall
Vara
Jannini
Sughrue
Coriano
Stevens
Women Oppose Dance Hall in South Boston
South Boston women press strong opposition to a proposed City Point dance hall license. Mrs. Falvey condemns the noise and undesired elements, Dr. Gavin cites immoral behavior, Mrs. White urges veto, and Mrs. Murphy warns of crowds and rowdy outsiders alighting from summer cars at night.
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South Boston
City Point
Post
W. H. Falvey
M. F. Gavin
Broadway
William H. Murphy
Man Found Dead Aboard Steamship On Arrival
Emanuel Buxbaum age 61 of 454 Congress Avenue was found dead in a stateroom of the steamship John H. Stalin on arrival in New Haven from New York. Medical Examiner ruled death by carbolic acid as a self-inflicted act. He left a wife and three sons. no motive was given. He was a resident agent for a brewing firm and active in German American groups.
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Vincenzo Corsano
Italy
Giuseppe Diaguardi
America
Newark
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Sughrue
Delia Corsano
Vara
Corsano
City Hall
Jimmy
New Haven
Conn
Emanuel Buxbaum
Congress Avenue
John H. Stalin
Stalin
Bartlett
Buxbaum
Last of the Revere House A Story Of Romance And Omen
The note speaks of the final Revere house spared by shelling due to a daughter’s love affair. A renowned author has chronicled its romantic and ominous traditions, calling it one of tomorrow’s Sunday Post’s clever stories.
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Revere
Sunday Post
Lawrence to Vote Direct on City Clerk
In the House yesterday Representative Cox of Boston proposed an amendment to extend the law for electing the city clerk of Lawrence to all cities. The amendment failed. The bill was passed to be engrossed by 64 yeas to 54 nays.
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House
Cox
Boston
Senate
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Everett School reunion draws about 200 graduates
About 200 graduates of the Everett School on Northampton street attended the annual reunion in the school hall last evening. Myron T. Pritchett spoke as present master, joined by Past Master Wal ter S. Parker and Miss Elizabeth Smith. Martha Munroe was elected president with Ella Gould and Catherine Whalen as vice presidents. Edith M. Herrick, E. Louise Fox, and Evelyn E. Morse were chosen to fill secretary and treasurer roles.
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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
Tufts Students Oppose Change to School Colors
Medford April 29 Tufts undergraduates oppose changing the college colors with a campus petition drive. A faculty committee will report next Monday and the proposal is expected to be voted down.
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Medford
College Hill
Tufts
Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock Nears Completion
The great dry dock at Charlestown navy yard is nearly finished and will admit the largest battleships. It will greatly aid the navy by allowing repairs locally rather than sending vessels from New England waters to distant facilities.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown
Uncle Sam
New England
Elm Planted in Memory of War Governor Andrew
Arbor day observed by J. A. Andrew Post 15 of the Massachusetts G A R. An American elm was planted at the Soldiers monument base by Commander Mackenzie in memory of War Governor John Albion Andrew. Ex Governor Boutwell and others spoke on continental trade and reciprocity in 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 Honors 150 NE graduates
At the 20th annual New England Graduate Association banquet held at Quincy House last night over 150 college men from New England colleges attended. A brief business meeting elected officers including President Frederick W. Fosdick Amherst 98 and vice presidents J Henry Spooner Brown 60 Levi Turner Bowdoin 86 Robert E. Gregg Harvard 94 Russell Gibbs Williams 1900 Edward H. Capen Tufts 60 J R Jones Boston University 83 and Percy O. Carr Dartmouth 02.
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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 Arrested in Boston
A. J. Milton of Concord New Hampshire, described as a clever swindler, was captured by Inspectors Burr and Morrissey on Friday night. Police say he operated a three year confidence game in Boston Lowell Lawrence and suburbs and stole jewelry from summer girls in Manchester and other sea towns. He was held for grand jury on multiple counts and named a former Home Life Insurance Company clerk.
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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 Police Name Notorious Slick Swindler
Police claim a well known Boston swindler, described as one of the slickest in years, has resurfaced. Investigators urge vigilance and advise residents to verify before handing over money or personal details.
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Boston
Harvard Princeton Debate Set for Next Friday in Cambridge
The Harvard Princeton annual debate will take place at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge next Friday evening. Princeton holds the affirmative with W M McCormick J L Sempole and N M Thomas. Harvard counters with R W Kelso E M Rabenold and F B Wagner. The motion asks laws to compel managements controlling industries to sell at reasonable, non discriminatory rates.
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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 Sem Purity of Blood
A historical treatise contrasts ancient and modern ideas on blood purity. It surveys social notions, religious influences, and policy implications shaping lineage and status debates across eras.
Purifying and Beautifying the Skin Remedies Claim
An ad extols Up-to-Date Methods for purifying skin, soap, hair and hands. It cites ancient authorities on beauty and argues age and disease mar the complexion. It promotes Cutterra remedies as original, scientifically compounded cures for skin humors, scales, sores, and hair loss.
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Socrates
Plato
Theocritus
Theophrastus
Carncades
Homer
Ovid
Aristotle
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