Mrs Cassie Chadwick Undergoes Bankruptcy Court Testimony
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was taken into Federal Bankruptcy Court to complete testimony on her financial dealings. She collapsed in court and a physician described her condition as very bad due to heart trouble. She named Dr W F Kitchen and J A Smith as individuals she wished summoned and said others had benefited greatly from her, with potential recoveries for creditors. She offered to provide more names privately to Trustee Nathan Loeser.
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Cleveland, O
Cassie L. Chadwick
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Chadwick
W. FI. Witchen
State Savings & Trust Company
J. A. Smith
Smith
Nathan Loeser
Copper King stockholders lift mortgage in Boston meeting
Copper King Mining Company stockholders in Boston and vicinity met at the Quincy House to raise funds to redeem the Bisbee Arizona property foreclosed on. Olin Hill for trustee Thomas F. Gilbane reported over half of $30,000 raised with the balance pledged and another meeting planned today between 2 and 10 p.m.
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Copper Inking Mining Company
Boston
Quincey House
Bisbee and Barrett, Ariz
Olin Hill
Thomas F. Gilbane
California college to revise football rules
The academic council of the University of California will revise Pacific coast football rules with cooperation from Leland Stanford Jr. University. They will act independently of the national football rules committee.
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California College
Berkeley
Cal
The
University of Californian
Pacific Coast
Leland Stanford, Jr
National Committee On
Allen to Manage Bowdoin Football Next Year
Bowdoin College announces Neal W. Allen of Portland was elected manager of the football team for next year while Carl M. Robinson, also of Portland, was named assistant manager following a Bowdoin College Football Association meeting in Brunswick Maine.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College Football Association
Neal W. Allen
Portland
Carl M. Robinson
Murder After a Quarrel in Woodstock Vermont
William Allard a Bridgewater farmer was arrested Saturday night charged with killing Thomas McCormick a wood chopper with an axe A hearing before Justice Charles W Cox left him held without bail for a Windsor grand jury special session meeting tomorrow in Woodstock Vermont
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Woodstock
William Allard
Bridgewater
Thomas McCormick
Charles W. Cox
Windsor Grand Jury
Mary Rogers Near Death as She Refuses Food in Windsor
Mary Rogers remains despondent in Windsor as she continues to refuse meals and faces an expected death within days. The governor and clergy are not intervening, and her condition worsens while deputies watch. She reads a Testament, sobs, and shows rare moments of calm as her supporters try to engage her.
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Iiven
Death Watch
Marguerite
Tethe
Father Delaney
Mr. Hayes
Allard case heard after delays in witnesses
The hearing opened in the afternoon as several witnesses could not arrive early. State's Attorney Charles satchelder prosecuted, J C Enright represented Allard. Ten witnesses testified including Mrs Allard who described a day of quarrels over wages. She summoned help but returned to find McCormick dead on the steps. Jailor KE A Thomas noted Allard looked sober and muttered he might hang. The grand jury session was not summoned for this case alone.
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Charles Satchelder
J. C. Enright
Allard
McCormick
KE. A. Thomas
Liocal
Seek Mrs Dean in Rhode Island
Police broadcast circulars with the photograph and description of Mary SS Dean as the principal in the suitcase atrocity death case. Grand jury indictment names her, with tips arriving from across the United States and Canada. Police vow thorough search and nationwide distribution of her image to aid capture and trial.
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Mary SS. Dean
William B. Watts
Dean
Grand Jury
Susan Geary
Canada
Joseph Dugan
Post
Captain Dugan
Shoe Work for Suit Case Men at Charles Town Prison
Stunt and Crawford two dress suitcase prisoners were assigned to work in the shoe shop at Charles Town State prison after a talk with Warden Bridges. They had just completed one day of solitary confinement and received cells for six years, to be identified by numbers.
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Stunt
Crawford
Charlestown
Bridges
Funeral plans for Susana A Geary in dress suit case
The last rites for Susana A Geary, victim of the dress suit crime, are set for later this week. Burial is undetermined between Leominster and Cambridge. Mrs. Geary says daughter Mrs Cornwell handles arrangements and that services will likely be at St. Mary's Church of the Annunciation with a private house service first.
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Susanna A. Geary
Leominster
Cambridge
Captain Dugan
Boston Police
Catherine Geary
Cornwell
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Windsor Braces for Mary Rogers Execution
Windsor Vermont anxious over Mary Mabel Rogers awaiting execution as guards tighten access to the jail. Governor Bell and Attorney General Fitts urge secrecy, while rumors of reprieve swirl and officers prepare for a potentially distressing final act without public media access.
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Lovell
Bell
Fitts
Father Delancey
Chaplain Hayes
New Boston Board Forms In Running Order
The new Boston schoolhouse commissioners begin formal organization with Hood as chairman and Fisher as secretary. Mayor Whelton prepares a guiding report noting alleged extravagance and a $72,800 consulting fee. acting mayoral status complicates removal rights as the old board contemplates legal limits.
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Board of Schoolhouse
Whelton
Messrs. Hood
Tague
Macksey
Boylston Street
Mr. Hood
Horace B. Fisher
R. Clipston Sturgis
Lane to shift commerce commission to Democratic majority
Washington December 4. Mr Lane, nominated for the commerce commission, is a Democrat and his appointment will shift the commission from Republican to Democratic. Lane has long been active in Democratic politics and supported President Roosevelt in the last election.
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Washington
Lane
Senate
Commission
Republian
Roosevelt
Revised Shipping Bill Ready for Presentation
The Merchant Marine Commission met after Congress adjourned and revised the bill to be reintroduced in both chambers on Wednesday. Senator Gallinger will sponsor the bill in the Senate and Representative Grosvenor of Ohio in the House.
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Washington
Merchant Marine Commission
Congress
Gallinger
Senate
Burleigh Recommends Bar Harbor Postmaster Reappointment
Representative Burleigh recommends William Fennelly for reappointment as postmaster at Bar Harbor Maine, signaling continuation of local postal leadership.
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Washington
Burleigh
William Fennelly
Bar Harbor
Fifty ninth Congress Begins Work in Washington
The Fifty ninth Congress opens with a simple ceremony in Washington. Vice-President Fairbanks assigns a committee to notify the President, Speaker Cannon is re-elected, oaths are taken, and House organization steps proceed including seating draws and committee appointments.
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Washington
Fiftyninth Congress
Allison
Morgan
Fairbanks
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Knox
Pennsylvania
Warner
Missouri
Irazier
Tennessee
Platt
Connecticut
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Messrs. McCleary
Minnesota
Littauer
New York
Williams
Mississippi
Marshall
North Dakota
Williams Grills Tariff Reform Critics in House Debates
After the session opens, Mrs Williams attacks the rules as manacles while Rep Williams proposes a 30 day limit. He notes a GOP split over tariff ideas, citing La Follette Cummins and Massachusetts free raw material concepts blown in from east and west.
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Washington
House
Dalzell
Williams
la Follette
Cummins
Massachusetts
Free Hides Bill Gains House Consideration
Washington December 4 Some bills introduced in the House are listed led by Rep Lovering Massachusetts to place hides on the free list Rep Littlefield Maine to require full corporate reports to the commissioner of corporations Rep Cousins Iowa to repeal the national bankruptcy act Rep Payne New York to provide a temporary Philippine tariff for revenues Rep Robinson Arkansas three joint resolutions for campaign funds Panama Canal expenditures and interstate insurance Rep Lewis Georgia for a special inquiry into Commerce Department Census cotton reporting Rep Alden Smith Michigan to have Navy study Great Lakes warships limits Rep Gardner Massachusetts to have Commerce and Labor study child labor Rep Tawney Minnesota to amend copyright laws to require works be made in the United States Rep Woudenslager New Jersey to fix the Vice President and cabinet salaries Rep Hearst New York to broaden Interstate Commerce Commission powers and to push toward an Interstate Commerce Court.
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Washington
House
Lovering
Massachusetts
Littlefield
Maine
Cousins
Iowa
Payne
New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Lewis
Georgia
Department of Agriculture and Census Bureau
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Secretary of the Navy
Great Britain
United States
Great Lakes
Gardner
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Tawney
Minnesota
Woudenslager
New Jersey
Hearst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Court
Boston Pair Seeks License in Providence for Boston Wedding
A Boston woman named Catherine Christine Lonergan and her companion Arthur Tarr applied for a marriage license in City Hall Boston. Lonergan claimed age one and home in Boston. Tarr said he is 20 and a soap manufacturer from Gloucester via Boston. They planned to find Rev. Matthew McCord to marry them.
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Providence
R. I
John Lonergan
U. S.A
City Hall
Boston
Catherine Christine Lonergan
Arthur (. Tarr
William H. Tarr
Gloucester
Mass
Tarr
Matthew McCord
Vinton Street
Bauer Reigns at Jordan Hall in Second Piano Recital
Harold Bauer presented a varied program at Jordan Hall featuring Bach, Schubert, Schumann, and ultra modern works by Ravel Balakireff plus Faure. The audience praised the performance though attendance was modest. The final recital is scheduled for Monday evening Dec. 11 with a newly announced afternoon change.
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Harold Bauer
Jordan Hall
Bach Socsthic
Schumann Pole
Gia Keere
Ravel
Faure Scherzo
Bauer
Schumann
Maurice Ravel
Balakireff
Tislamey
Gabriel Faure
Senate delays Smoot case until committee vacancy filled
Chairman Burrows of the Senate committee on privileges and elections says no action will occur in Senator Smoots Utah case until the committee vacancy is filled which will push the matter past the holiday recess.
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Washington
Burrows
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Utah
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