Rehearing Granted for Three Labor Leaders in Dynamite Case
In Chicago on April 29 the U S Circuit Court of Appeals granted the government’s petition for a rehearing of Olaf A Treitmoe Richard H Houlihan and William Bernhardt labor leaders convicted in the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy trials. The court also set argument on the petition for May 16 and ordered counsel for all defendants to appear that day.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Olaf A. Treitmoe
Richard H. Houlihan
William Bernhardt
Indianapolis
Appeals Court Rehearing Orders in Dyna mite Case Alter Sentences
The court granted rehearing for three labor leaders while denying Shupe Smith and Anderson. The panel signaled possible direct Leavenworth transfers or a mandate to execute sentences for 24 defendants released on bond. Sentences ranged from three to seven years for defendants across multiple cities. New trials were granted for Treitmoe McCain Ray Houlihan Sherman Bernhardt.
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William Shupe
Chicago
Peter J. Smith
George Anderson
Cleveland
Treitmoe
Houlihan
Bernhard
Indianapolis
Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
Indiana District Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Ryan
The
Ironworkers
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank C. Webb
New York
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
John T. Butler
Buffalo
N. Y
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolis
Harry W. Leglieber
Pittsburgh
Ernest G. W. Basey
Ind
J. F. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Cleveland, CO
Paul J. Morrin
Michael J. H. Hannon
Scranton
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
Ill
W. Bert Brown
Kansas City
Edward Smythe
Peoria
Frank J. Higgins
Frank Kk. Painter
Omaha
Neb
Fred J
Olaf A. Treitmoe
William J. McCain
James R. Ray
Richard H. Houlihan
Fred Sherman
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Miners Trapped After Mine Explosion at Eccles
Rescue efforts at Eccles West Virginia after a blast wrecked mines No 5 and 6 of the New Rivers Collieries Company. Crews work to reach 178 miners believed trapped, with progress described as slow.
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Eccles
W. Va
New Rivers Collieries Company
Miners Entombed as Rescue Efforts Continue at Mine No 5
Rescue teams work to clear debris in Mine No 5 where 178 miners remain trapped amid intense heat and gas. Eight dead in Mine No 6 buried or shipped home. 67 injured expected to recover. Governor Hatfield leaves Charleston with state officials coordinating efforts.
Harvard of Today details by Harvard Territorial Club distribution
The Harvard Territorial Club released a book titled Harvard of Today bound in Harvard red. It describes all university institutions and includes numerous illustrations, to be distributed to prospective students through territorial clubs.
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Harvard Territorial Club
Harvard
Harvard Red
Attleboro Rejects all druggists licenses
Attleboro officials vote 2 to 1 to refuse granting any druggists licenses in a town that has not housed a saloon for 250 years. The April 29 action ends consideration of new licenses as the town remains dry.
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Attleboro
Astor wedding guests and plans outlined
The article lists guests including Mrs. John Astor former wife of Colonel Astor, Mrs. M. Orme Wilson, and Dr W Herridan who attended Mr. Astor. It notes wedding logistics, the Noma yacht at Fern Cliff, and preparations such as Miss Huntington’s lace gown and attendants Alice Huntington and flower girls Margaret Dows and Muriel Astor. Herman Oelrichs is named as best man.
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John Astor
Colonel Astor
Ava Willing
Philadelphia
Vincent
Muriel Astor
W Herridan
Mr. Astor
Hopeland House
Noma
Ferncliff
Astor Estate
Rhinecliff
Staatsbureg
Miss Huntington
Alice Huntington
Margaret Dows
Tracy Dows
Herman Oelrichs
Vincent Astor
Eleanor Boyd
Roberta Rouse
Baltimore
Marjorie Edwards
Chicago
Isabel Ramage
Oil City
Emma Austin
New York
Helen Whiting
Alice Gilbert
North Attleboro
Mary Billard
Adelaide Chambers
George Edwin Peters
James C. Foss
W. Morton Bunting
Thomas A. Whidden
Frank M. Saw
Unlucky Louie and Muggsy Spark Sunday Post Stunts
Unlucky Louie and Muggsy return with their usual humorous antics in the next Sunday Post. The duo plan lighthearted pranks and playful schemes likely to amuse readers and brighten the weekend edition.
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Louie
Muggsy
Next Sunday Post
Sargol Ad Promises Rapid Weight Gain for the Thin
An advertisement touts Sargol as a gentle booster for assimilating fats to combat thinness. It claims quick cheek filling and firm flesh, urging consumers to gain ten pounds or more, with a money back guarantee if results disappoint.
William Robinson Leigh Exhibit At Vose Galleries In Boston
A group of paintings by William Robinson Leigh newly shown at Vose galleries 394 Boylston street Boston features swift horse and rider action and alkali plains. The canvases blend realistic atmosphere with imaginative storytelling, depicting cow punchers Sioux Indians Navajoes and Western scenes. Notable works include An Argument with the Sheriff and The Old Story.
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Old Southwest
William Robinson Leigh
Boston
Vose
Boylston Street
Mr. Leigh
Frederic Remington
Remington
Leigh
Miss Sheldon Weds John L. Des Lauries
Miss Dorothea Taylor Sheldon of Greater Boston married John L. Des Lauries a Boston jeweler at St Anthony's Church Allston. The ceremony was by Rev Hugh O Donnell. He gave an automobile as a wedding gift and diamonds earlier. They will reside at the Parker House after the honeymoon.
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Dorothea Taylor Sheldon
Greater Boston
John Ll. Des Lauries
St. Anthony’s Church
Allston
Hugh O'Donnell
Miss Sheldon
John N. Des Lauries
Boston
Cambridge Street
Des Lauries
Parker House
Great Dreadnought Under Sun Pictures in Post
Feature on a proud battleship mass of steel designed to uphold Uncle Sam's honor. vivid description emphasizes its power and strategic role in defending the nation to the south.
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America
Sunday Post
Uncle Sam
Oldest Boston Woman Mrs Spence Buried at Mt Hope
Mrs. Sarah Spence born in 1801 or 1802, freed after the Civil War, buried with simple ceremony in Mt Hope Cemetery. Attending were three daughters Harriet Godwin Mary Manning Diana McPherson and grandchildren Mittie Mimes and Walter Edward McPherson.
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Sarah Spence
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Boston
Harriet Godwin
New York
Mary Manning
Indiana McPherson
City
Mittie Mimes
Godwin
Walter Edward McPherson
McPherson
Haverhill
Longtime enslaved Matriarch Sarah Spence Migrates North
Born in Camden North Carolina to enslaved parents named Barnett she lived as Sarah Barnett then Sarah Furby before marrying Thomas Spence. She bore sixteen children all born slaves and freed after the war. After a perilous life crossing limits she moved to Boston about U4 years ago and has lived there since.
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Furbys
Furby
Timothy Smith
Smith
Sarah
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alicia Furby
Thomas Spence
Boston
Boston Board of Health urges killing anti vaccination bill
In a letter to all House members the Boston Board of Health urged the lower house to kill the anti vaccination bill that had passed the Senate.
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House of Representatives
Bostom Board of Health
Belle of Attleboro Bride Weds in North Attleboro Church
Ruth Agnes French and Harvard graduate William Converse Chick wed at the First Universalist Church North Attleboro with special train bringing Boston guests. Clergy were Rev Ralph Connor and Rev Carl Henry. Reception at the French home followed with elaborate decorations and a formal gown for the bride.
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Ruth Agnes French
George Herbert French
William Converse Chick
Harvard
I. W. Chick
Beacon Street
First Universalist
North Attleboro
Boston
Ralph Connor
Gardner
Carl Henry
Miss French
Real Estate Exchange Receives White House Endorsement
John J. Martin of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange announced a White House letter endorsing the administration’s Mexican policy. President Wilson expressed warm thanks for the exchange’s support and telegram to the President through his secretary.
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John J. Martin
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
White House
Wilson
Exchange
Reaton
Mass
J. P. Tumulty
Curley approves eight Boston fire appointments
Mayor Curley approved eight new men for the Boston fire department. The appointments take effect by order of the fire commissioner Saturday morning. Names listed include J. F. Costello, J. J. Leary, J. J. McNichols, D. F. Dwyer, J. W. Graham, D. F. McGillicuddy, D. Gill and J. L. Corceran.
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Curley
Boston Fire Department
J. F. Costello
J. J. Leary
J. JL. McNichols
D. F. Dwyer
J. W. Graham
D. F. McGillicuddy
D. Gill
J. 14. Corceran
Powell and McDonough Tie Knot in Malden Ceremony
Miss Mary Frances McDonough of 19 West Auburn Court Malden wed ex Alderman John V Powell of 220 Pearl Street in the Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Richard Neagle officiating. Nearly 100 friends attended the ceremony and witnessed the marriage.
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Mary Frances McDonough
West Auburn Court
Malden
John V. Powell
Pearl Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Richard Neagle
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