Character Study of Mrs Glover in East Cambridge Trial
Lillian Marie Glover, widow of Clarence Glover, appears composed and imposing on the witness stand for six and a half hours. Her cross examination by Attorney Johnson is described as relentless and masterful, revealing her guarded intellect and relentless nerve as she maneuvers to shield herself from incriminating questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Marie Glover
Clarence F. Glover
East Cambridge
Hattie LeBlanc
Mrs. Glover
Attorney Johnson
United States
Hattie le Blanc
Johnson
Boston
New York
Glover
Bond
Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Waltham
Zella A. Gallant
Nova Scotia
Samuel D. Elmore
Elmore
Waltham Police
Hattie
A. Farley Brewer
Pastor Expects To Take Hattie Le Blanc Home
In St Joseph's Church Waltham Reverend Robitaille vows to bring Hattie Le Blanc back to West Arichat Canada and reunite her with her invalid mother. He recalls caring for Hattie since age four and meeting her during her arrest and jail times. Tears appeared as the French language address moved listeners.
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West Arichat
Canada
Hattie le Blanc
Father Robitaille
St. Joseph's
Waltham
T. H. Grenter
Hattie
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Urge Strike Debated by City Unions in Boston
Central Labor Union discussed grievances over unpaid union wages for Boston city employees. A special committee was formed to review reports from locals and propose recommendations at the next meeting. Delegates honored retiring President Murphy with a gold watch.
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Boston
Central Labor Union Yesteray
William H. O'Brien
Frank H. McCarthy
John M. Gillespie
Teamsters
John T. Walsh
William F. McCarthy
Michael A. Murphy
John A. Sinnott
Typographical Union No
Former Captain Burr of Harvard Dies
Obituary of James Burr, former Harvard captain and chief marshal in 1909, a noted athlete in football, baseball, crew, and track. A Greater Boston native educated at Noble's, Phillips Andover, and Harvard, Burr led the 1907 team, played guard and tackle, and earned high honors before illness led to his death after hospitalization in October.
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Harvard
Burr
Greater
Boston
Noble's
Phillips Andover
Atamerica
Dartmouth
Yale
Jim Wray
Europe
H. M. Burr
Chestnut Street
Madame Des Brisay
Newbury Street
Fire at Chelsea tenement injures three. man charged
Joseph Nodler, 32, of 65 Third Street Chelsea, was arrested by Sergeant Gaillac and State trooper Silas P. Smith. Nodler faces charges of setting fire to his Ash Street tenement at 1 AM October 13, nearly causing three deaths.
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Joseph Nodler
Third Street
Chelsea
Gaillac
Silas P. Smith
State Police
Nodler
Ash Street
Birthplace of Christian Science in Lynn
Lynn, Dec. 4. The city is regarded by Christian Scientists as the birthplace of their belief as Mrs. Eddy then Mrs. Patterson lived here and promulgated her first teachings. The home she lived in is now the Christian Science building and a site of pilgrimage for visitors worldwide.
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Lynn
Eddy
Patterson
Christian Science Building
Davie Lured Scots Then Vanished In Riches Plot
Missing boy financier Robert E. Davie swindled nearly 300000 from bankers brokers and church workers by exploiting Scots charitable circles and religious work. He targeted William Jackson & Co. Astor House and J P Morgan associates while posing as a devout Bible student. Victims include Harry Lauder and Rev J W Chapman with police seeking charges of embezzlement and Davie still at large.
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Robert E. Davie
William Jackson & Co
Congress Street
Astor House
New York
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Atlantic House
Nantasket Beach
State Street
Alexander MacGregor
Scots Charitable Society
Davie
Mr. MacGregor
Harry Lauder
Lauder
Greenwood
Somerville
Exchange
J. W. Chapman
Charles Alexander
Church of the Advent
Trinity Church
Second Universalist Church
The
Back Bay
Stephen Roblin
Raiders nab 25 gamblers at 2 Arnold Street South End
Early yesterday police arrested 25 men and one woman in a sensational raid on a gambling house at 2 Arnold Street. Several men leapt from eight foot windows into officers' arms. Twenty four white men faced gambling charges. Elizabeth Harris and a man identified as the house keeper were also taken. In Cambridge East Cambridge station raids yielded eight gamblers across two sites.
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Arnold Street
South End
Elizabeth Harris
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Sidge Street
Vine Street
City Departments Consolidated Under Park Commission
The Finance Commission approved the mayor's request to consolidate the departments of public grounds, bath, and music into a single department administered by the park commissioners.
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Finance Commission
Fitzgerald
Public Grounds
Bath
Music
Park Commissioners
Logue Rallies and Recovers After Appendicitis
Charles Logue, veteran city official and schoolhouse commission er, was treated for appendicitis at Boothby Hospital and has shown rapid recovery. He helped arrange Mayor Fitzgeralds lecture for St Marys Infant Asylum while unable to attend plans in full.
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Charles Logue
Boothby Hospital
Fitzgerald
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
City Hall
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