North Carolina Extradition Case Sparks Hearing Over Rogers
At a hearing before Attorney General Parker on extradition for Munroe Rogers charged with arson, C W Williams warned Rogers would kill himself rather than return to North Carolina. Protests by prominent colored leaders and concerns about lynching were raised as lawyers disputed the legality of the requisition and potential trial fairness. Rogers remains in Brockton police custody during adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Williams
North Carolina
Munroe Rogers
Parker
Young Rogers
Attorneygeneral
Crane
Aycock
Clement G. Morgan
Rogers
Kingman and Sanders
Brockton
W. J. Crabtree
Durham
South
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Massachusetts
Edward Everett Brown
Brown
Roosevelt
Philippines
Archibald Grimke
United States
San Domingo
Mr. Grimke
Charles M. Williams
Man Hunt in Fall River Ends in Arrest
Fall River workers trapped Fred Nadeau a weaver at the Bleachery after a 13 year old girl said he insulted and chased her. The crowd surrounded the woods and threatened violence but handed him to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fred Nadeau
Nadeau
Lands of Friars Sold Before American Occupation
Vatican reports that nearly all real estate of Spanish friars in the Philippines was sold prior to American rule to syndicates and corporations led by Americans in New York. Friars reportedly hold minor shares and no controlling interests. Governor Taft’s land buy plan appears unaware of the change.
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Rome
Vatican
Philippines
New York
Taft
Companies buying the Friar Lands in the Philippines
Washington Aug 6 The War Department has known for some time that portions of the friar lands in the Philippines have been disposed of to companies and Secretary Root has carefully considered contingencies from these transfers Governor Taft told the Senate Philippine committee. He said the friars generally transfer titles to companies and keep the majority of stock to avoid hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Root
Taft
Senate Philippine Committee
Miss Codman Dies In Bristol After Years Of Charity
Miss Marie P Codman 67 daughter of the late Henry Codman Boston merchant died this afternoon in Bristol France aged 67 She held wealth and gave generously earning wide esteem after living in the area about 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Marie P. Codman
Henry Codman
Boston
Senate Fight in Charlestown Sees Open Field
Declination of Senator Charles Sullivan opens Charlestown race for Beacon Hill. Candidates include Aldermen John Shea John Pence and John Coveney. Harrington McCarthy emerge as front runners with factional lines shifting. support ties to Water Commissioner Sullivan and local Democratic clubs shape the primary battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles&. Sullivan
Charlestown
Beacon Hill
John T. Shea
Fast Cambridge
House of Representatives
John H. Pence
John W. Coveney
Senate
East Cambridge
North Find
Harrington
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
McCarthy
Eugene S. Sullivan
Quigley
Water Department
City of
Boston
Sullivan
Shaw
Mellen
Corbett
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
Dolan
O'Brien
Jackson Club
Bunker Hill Democratic Club
P. A. Collins Club
Andrew Jackson Club
Warren Wilson wedding at Union Chapel Wy Hyannisport
Miss Winifred Warren Latin instructor at Vassar and daughter of Boston University president married Dr. George A. Wilson of Syracuse University in Union Chapel. Ceremony by the bride’s father assisted by President Raymond of Wesleyan University. Attendants included Miss Margaret Hilles Shearman and Mr. William Grant Seaman with additional ushers and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport
Union Chapel
Winifred Warren
Vassar College
Warren
Boston University
George A. Wilson
Syracuse University
Raymond
Wesleyan University
Margaret Hilles Shearman
Wilmington
Del
William Grant Seaman
Salem
Mass
Frank C. Dunn
Kniblee B. Cary
Gardner
Joseph C. Rockwell
North Adams
George W. Tupper
Newburyport
Ellen M. Yerrinton
Cambridge
Amy Wesselhoeft
Walter Wesselhoeft
Labrie M Lean Wedding in East Boston
Miss Georgina J McLean and Mr Philips Labrie were married yesterday morning in East Boston in a nuptial mass at 8 o'clock officiated by Rev Lawrence P McCarthy. The couple will reside at 270 Princeton Street East Boston after a trip to Worcester.
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East Boston
Georgina J. McLean
Philips LaBrie
Miss McLean
Allan McLean
the Holy Redeemer Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Lawrence P. MacCarthy
Catherine McLean
Albert Ambrose
Chelsea
Worcester
LaBrie
Princeton Street
East
Boston
Power Makes Scene in Court Power promoter in Rhode Island case
Andrew F. Power of 11 Broadway appeared in Centre Street Court on a summons by Governor Kimball of Rhode Island. He faced charges of wrongfully converting $2000 from Kimball and $3000 from Lewis Curtis for the New England Manufacturers' Association. The adjournment was set for Friday as Power said he would return to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew F. Power
No. 11
Broadway
Centre Street Court
Charles B. Kimball
Rhode Island
Power
Kimball
Lewis Curtis
Bridgeport
New England Manufacturers’ Association
Hunt
Fplammer
Flammer
Boston
Labor Dispute Ties Up Shop With Walkout At O Grosberg
The Ladies' Garment Workers Local 26 dispute with O Grosberg at 676 Washington Street escalated as five more workers joined the strike, bringing total out to 21 and effectively tying up the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Garment Workers
O. Grosberg
Washington Street
Boston Society Shaken by Hunnewell Divorce Suit
Mrs. Maude Jaffray Hunnewell sues Hollis H. Hunnewell Jr for divorce naming an unknown woman as corespondent. The suit cites cruel treatment intoxication and infidelity with July 22 in New York as the alleged act. Custody of two children is requested as Boston society watches for details and the case proceeds in East Cambridge.
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Higginson
James Wheatland Smith
Boston
Maude Jaffray Hunnewell
Hollis H. Hunnewell, Jr
Louise Bronson Hunnewell
Wheelwright
Water Street
Hunnewells
Wellesely
Buzzard's Bay
Victor Sorchan
Charlotte Hunnewell
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Wellesley
Lake Waban
Hunnewell
Walter
South Natick
J. W. Hunnewell
H. H. Hunnewell
Arthur Hunnewell
Hlollie’ Hunnewell
Jaffray
London
Juno
New York
Newport
Aiken
D. C
Europe
California
Ruth Sargent
Boylston Street
Frank W. Sargent
H. F. Hunnewell, Sr
British policy under fire in Commons debate
In the House of Commons the government faced sharp criticism over Europe and China policy during the appropriation bill discussion. Viscount Cranborne denied quarrels with European powers while urging evacuation of Shanghai by international forces and defending Britain’s foreign position. J Edward Seely urged modern war apparatus. Premier Balfour rejected claims Britain lagged behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Europe
China
Lord Salisbury
France
Spain
Turkey
Italy
Russia
Germany
Viscount Cranborne
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Shanghai
J. Edward Seely
A. J. Balfour
Sanford's Ginger promotes sleep and digestion in nervous cases
Sanford's Ginger quiets nerves and aids circulation and digestion in severe nervousness and insomnia. It contains French Brandy, imported Ginger, and aromatics, and claims superiority to cheap substitutes. Insist on the On. Trape Mark wrapper. 30 years of purity and strength. Sold by druggists and grocers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Would Not Take a Bath: Duncan Refuses Lodge Help
William Duncan, a familiar police figure, returns to old haunts and refuses a bath at Wayfarers Lodge. He cites valuables on him and fears leaving clothes with staff. The superintendent recalls giving him aid in past visits but says the lodgers will not enable his bluff this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
Wayfarers’ Lodge
Duncan
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Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
Atty Clements, Morgan
Atty Generacs Office
Browning
Zoo
Washington St
Miss Codman
Labrie—M’lean
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Post
H. H. Hunnewell & Sons
State Street
Hollis H. Hennewell, JR
Sanfords Ginger
Ginger
Washington St. Gorner West
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