Mysterious Paper in Annie Russell Case
Evidence in the Annie Russell case features a disputed slip of paper found in a handbag. Testimony details Annie Russell’s illness and a criminal abortion leading to septic peritonitis and death with a $15 payment, as doctors and nurses describe the fatal operation.
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Annie Russell
Farris
Mary J. Russell
John Sinclairs
Thomas McTiernan
Russell
Florence Russell
Harvard Street
Mabel Childs
Clark
Childs
Blue Hill Avenue
Charlestown
Mildred Russell
Annie
Loring B. Packard
Relief Hospital
Harris
Ethel B. Jacobs
The
Miss Russell
Chinese envoy addresses Chinese student conference at Amherst
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng spoke to Chinese students of Eastern colleges at Massachusetts Agricultural College chapel. He urged that China’s future rests with its educated classes and the students abroad bear a heavy responsibility. Other speakers included K. L. Carlos Sun of Cornell and banquet remarks by TD. K. Willington Koo of Columbia.
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Amherst
Chentung Liang Cheng
Eastern Colleges
Massachusetts Agricultural College
China
K. L. Carlos Sun
Cornell University
Paul H. Luise
Columbia University
TD. K. Willington Koo
Columbia
Charles Tenney
Cambridge
United States
Butterfield
John Mason Tyler
Labor inlines to Churchill in New Hampshire race
Organized labor leans toward Churchill the Lincoln Republican Club candidate for Governor. Frank Morrison of the American Federation says there will be action soon as labor opposes Representatives Currier and Sulloway and backs Churchill for governor due to his support in the Legislature over the 58 hour bill. Greenleaf is linked to the machine and railroads. Pillsbury shows friendly potential. Congressional allies are aligned with railroads. labor debates re election.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Currier and
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
Lincoln Republican Club
Frank Morrison
American Federation
Churchill
Prill
Morrison
Pillsbury
Designs for a Provincetown Pilgrim Memorial
The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association offers five prizes of 200 each for monument designs to commemorate the Pilgrim Landing and the Mayflower Compact in Provincetown Massachusetts. Submissions include a plan and elevation on 18 by 24 inch paper with a sealed envelope of the entrant’s name.
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Cape Cod
Willard T. Sears
Kilby Street
Boston
Mass
J. Henry Sears
Lorenzo D. Baker
Wm. B. Lawrence
Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association
Mrs Flora Crosby seeks son William Crosby after six years
Brockton, Aug 23. Mrs Flora H Crosby of 35 Hunt Street asks the Post to help locate her son William Curtis Crosby, 32, whom she has not seen for six years. She has hired a detective and a lawyer with no success and cites previous Post success in locating her younger son.
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Brockton
Flora H. Crosby
Hunt Street
William Curtis Crosby
William
Garden Party Games Draw Top Boston Athletes
Star athletes are entered to compete at the Garden Party Games linked to St. John’s Church on Blue Hill Avenue. The athletic event will be held next Wednesday and features some of the finest competitors in the area.
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Boston
St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Miller
Edmund W. Miller
Somerist St
Cor
Beacon St
Mass
Miller Reform Boots & Shoes
Uniformity of Law Advocated at Merrimac Valley Outing
Lawrence August 23 The Merrimac Valley Boards of Trade held its third annual outing at Canobie Lake New Hampshire Governor McLane and Governor Guild along with Speaker John N Cole spoke Guild urged greater national uniformity of law noting the nation requires fair play not socialism He warned against child labor long hours and repeated concerns over divorce and corporate capitalization urging broad national reforms in trade industry and morals.
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Massachusetts
Alabama
Georgia
New England
Sioux Falls
Father and Son on Trial in Horse Case
Myer Abrams a Friend Street horse dealer was fined by Judge Bennett in Police Court on the count of profanity. His son David Abrams faced larceny charges for $2.50 from E. C. Cobb of Walpole but was found not guilty.
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Myer Abrams
Friend Street
Bennett
David Abrams
E. C. Cobb
Walpole
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