Experts Agree On Handwriting Evidence In Molineux Trial
New York Dec 22 The Molineux trial session was brief and recessed until Tuesday after about three hours focused on Henry Tolman Chicago handwriting expert and Charles Warren Lincoln National Bank clerk. Tolman praised the exhibit collection and noted unusual nervousness strong muscular force and weak mentality in writings. He supported Kinsley Tyrrell on key characteristics including the i break. The cage will be continued on Tuesday.
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New York
Molineux
Henry JL. Tolman
Chicago
Charles E. Warren
Lincoln National Bank
Harry S. Cornish
Tolman
University of Vermont
Potter Gets a Year for Manslaughter in Local Court
Warren Potter, a colored bootblack, was convicted of manslaughter by a Superior Criminal Court jury and sentenced by Judge Hardy to one year in the House of Correction. The victim, Louis Silverstein, a frail 16 year old Hebrew boy, died after Potter struck him three blows during a quarrel over a 10 cent piece at L. Goodman’s bootshop in 3 Spring Lane.
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Warren Potter
Superior Criminal Court
Hardy
House of Correction
Louis Silverstein
L. Goodman
Spring Lane
Potter
Silverstein
Harris case continued in Municipal Court to Dec 23
Charles Harris remained in custody on $10 bond after a Municipal Court continuation. He was arrested in the city two days ago by Patrolman Drake of the Broadway station. Police seek additional suspects in connection with a robbery of diamonds valued at $8000 from A. E. Siedle Co. at 607 Market Street in Pittsburg.
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Charles Harris
Harris
Drake
Broadway Station
Ers
Pittsburg
Penn
A. E. Siedle
Market Ee
Rush of Paderewski fans packs Music Hall balcony
Twenty five cent ticket holders flooded Music Hall yesterday for Paderewski's rehearsal, arriving before 10 am for a 2:30 pm concert. Fans lined Hamilton place and Winter street, many lunching or reading as gates opened.
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Paderewski
Music Hall
Hamilton Place
Winter Street
The Missing Link in Woodville Library Gift
James Buckham recounts Frederick Henderson's surprising 25 000 donation for a Woodville library and the Colorado camping tale behind it. Five men on a June trip in the Flat-tops witness a deer hunt dispute that inspires Henderson to fund a public library.
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James Buckham
Short Story Publishing Company
Frederick Henderson
Woodville
Henderson
Pointblank
Woodville Library
Colorado
Denver
Berthold Pass
Middle Park
Twenty-mile Park
Rockies
Steamboat Springs
Trapper’s Lake
Shadowed Woods Murder Scene Captured In Photo
A photographer recalls choosing a dangerous moment to take a striking life scene. A swift knife uttered a fatal blow as one man stabbed the other, the victim collapsing in the grass with the murderer’s knife in view. The tale continues in the Sunday Post.
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Lttle Mountain
Pines
Sunday Post
Tragic School Fire Kills Six Girls in Quincy
In Quincy Illinois during a St. Francis School Christmas rehearsal a gas fire in a lamb costume set flames among fourteen girls. Six girls died almost instantly. four others were fatally burned and eight injured as sisters and staff fought the blaze.
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Quincy
Ill
St. Francis School
Memorial Tiffany window for Mrs. Guild in Arlington Street Church
The children of Mrs. Sarah C. Guild arrange a memorial window at Arlington Street Church. Designed by Frederic Nilson of Tiffany, titled Madonna of the Blossoms, the glass work depicts the Virgin with infant Christ among blossoms and musical angels. Dedication on Christmas Sunday with inscription praising Mrs. Guild.
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Sarah C. Guild
Curtis Guild
Tiffany
Arlington Street
Tiffany Studio
New England
Arlngton Street
Christ
Entertaining Kindergarten for the Blind Prepares Holiday Program
Children at the Kindergarten for the Blind staged a Christmas program before holiday closure. The afternoon featured recitations, carols, and instrumental performances by girls, boys, and the auditorium filled with parents and visitors. Principal Michael Anagnos appealed for funds to expand the girls department building to house more pupils.
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Nettie Gray
Joseph Rodrigo
James Cunningham
Harry Rand
lLudge Jean
Leon Gibson
Clarence Hamlett
Michael Anagnos
Perkins Institution For the Blind
New York Theaters Report Lease and Cast Changes
Hurtig and Seamon secure a ten year lease on the Columbia Theatre with possession on Jan 15 after The Greek Slave. Lederer plans a Lederer Theatre site at Hotel Pelham locale next autumn. Charity Finney to replace Margaret Anglin in The Only Way, Mme Modjeska to star in Marie Antoinette at Boston Theatre nightly except Saturdays.
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New York
Hurtig and Seamon
Columbia Theatre
Lederer
Hotel Pelham
Charity Finney
California
Hollis
Zamorita
George W. Lederer
Boston
George Bowles
Alice Nielsen
Babette Rodney
Jessica Duncan
Nielsen Company
Napier Lothian
Felix Schweighofer
Germany
Irving Place
A. H. Chamberlyn
Christmas theater lineup features Madge Lessing and many acts
A crowded schedule of holiday performances fills Boston venues. Madge Lessing leads Tittle Red Riding Hood at Hollis Street Theatre with Mother Goose in person. Other attractions include Kerry Gow and Shaunhu e at Grand Opera House, The Electrician at Bowdoin Square, The Stowaway and Hanlons Superba at Boston Theatre, and Arizona’s season finale at Tremont Theatre. The Park Theatre presents Sag Harbor for its ninth week with strong attendance, while vaudeville and exotic acts fill Columbia, Museum, Castle Square, Keith’s, and other stages. Notable acts include Ching Ling Foo at Keith’s, the Rogers brothers at Castle Square, and Lalloo-Lala Burmese freak next week.
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Madge Lessing
Hollis Street Theatre
Mother Goose
Joseph Murphy
Grand Opera House
Kerry Gow
Shaunhue
Bowdoin Square
West End
Hanlons
Boston Theatre
Arizona
Tremont Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Sag Harbor
Park Theatre
Casey Little Playhouse
Columbia Theatre
Augustin Daly
Dorothy Morton
Minnie Ashley
Richard Carle
Chris and
the Wonderful
Lamp
Museum
Rogers Brothers
John J. McNally
Wall Street
Ursula
Castle Square Theatre
Petrone
Adelphi Theatre
London
Grand Theatre
la Fafalla
Press Eldridge
Dixon
Bowers
Verd! Ladies
Martinetti
Grossi
Sam Collins
Minnie Cline
Rastus
Anna Whitney
Three Barretts
Old Howard
McAvoy
May
Haines
Pettingill
Ching Ling Foo
Keith's
Eva Williams
Jack Tucker
Smith and Campbell
Livingstones
Elizabeth Murray
Austin & Stone
Colonel Boone
Wallace
Lalloo- Lala
Charles Waldron
Utopians Burlesque Company
Victoria Burlesquers
KE. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Sunken ‘Bell
Hollis
Distressing stomach disease cured by South American Nervine Tonic
Cure claimed for stomach weakness and indigestion by a tonic sold by Gra Goodwin Co. in Boston. Advert describes rapid relief and universal applicability with emphasis on safety and satisfaction.
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GRA. C. Goodwin Co
Druggiet
Bostou
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