Reluctant to Tell Epithets in Glover Case Hearings
In a Boston 1910 proceeding, witnesses described arrivals at the Glover household, house searches, and a hospital scene. The testimony detailed how Hattie was found dead, the search of rooms, and discussions about alleged epithets used by Mrs. Glover toward Mr. Glover, with cross examinations revealing conflicting recollections.
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Curran
Hattie
Mr. Glover
Mr. Elmore
Mr. Whitehill
McCall
Glover
Seymour Glover
Mr. Freeman
Wier
Freeman
Mr. Whitehead
McCarthy
Glover House
Arthur Glover
Mr. Johnson
George W. Tuttle
Waltham
Glover Home
Johnson
Tuttle
Clarence H. Schofield
The
Freemans
Nicholas W. Cousens
Glover Will
A._nipg
Higgins
Attorney Higgins
Samuel D. Elmore
Tie
Boston
State Street
Mr. Wier
Alton F. Tupper
Augustus T. Beatty
Clarence F. Glover
Cambridge
Whitehill
Harvard Square
Mt. Auburn
Waverley
Waltham Laundry Company
Gifford Avenue
Ex Justice Moody on Sick Bed
Former Supreme Court Justice William H. Moody, who retired two weeks ago, is critically ill at his Washington home after being brought from Gloucester Massachusetts earlier in the fall. He had not participated in Court sessions for 18 months before retirement.
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Washington
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Gloucester
Mass
Moody Retires From Bench After Special Act Grants Full Pay
Justice Moody, near retirement and aged 57, received a special act allowing his retirement on full pay of 12000 dollars a year just before Congress adjourned. Since returning to Washington his health has deteriorated with rheumatism and he cannot rise without severe pain. He lives with Congressman Gillett in Washington and was born in Haverhill Massachusetts after three terms in Congress.
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Congress
Justice Moody
Senator Lodge
Washington
Taft
Congressman Gillett
Massachusetts
Hall
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