Ring Defence Start Monday as King Trial Resumes
After a lengthy adjournment the defense for Cardenio F. King, accused in 31 counts of larceny, will begin Monday at 9 30 AM. Attorneys expect a brief three to four day defense with King possibly testifying. The trial featured testimony from inspector Waite and transfer clerks about stock transfers and broker practices, with jurors hearing detailed questions about King’s accounts and the handling of funds.
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Hortly
Michaela Dwyer
Cardenio F. King
Schofield
King
Herbert Baker
Inspector Waite
George F. Speare
West Somerville
Old Colony Trust Company
American Woolen Company
Leroy P. Goodwin
eWay
George S. Thompson
Charles S. Bennett
Edward Sessom
Frederick A. Lewis
Darius Pierce
Herbert S. Carver
James S.S. Jenkins
Emilyl. Silvester
Fred H. Conant
Harry F. Wilder
Robert L. Corcoran
Raymond Perrin
N. J. Sims
Corrigan Dies After Long Battle With Rockefeller Legacy
James Corrigan 79 died in Cleveland after an appendicitis operation. He led Corrigan McKinney & Co and headed three Pennsylvania furnace firms. Once allied with Standard Oil, he sued John D. Rockefeller over stock holdings amid the 1890s panic.
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Cleveland, O
James Corrigan
John D. Rockefeller
Corrigan
Corrigan, McKinney & Co
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Frank Rockefeller
Lake Superior
John I. Rockefeller
John DD. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Frank
Christmas Eve Mistletoe Scene at Wardle's Kitchen
In Wardle's festive kitchen on Christmas Eve Mr Pickwick and companions join a lively mistletoe kiss and games with family servants and poor relatives. The scene includes blind-man's buff snap-dragon and wassail as they wait for midnight. Wardle explains their invariable Christmas custom.
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Mr. Weller
Wardle
Pickwick
Mr. Winkle
Mr. Sno
Mr. Pickwick
Mr. Wardle
Lawrence Man Arrested on Immigration Conspiracy Charge
Misak Melkorian was arrested in Lawrence by Deputy Marshal James Ruhl on a conspiracy charge to land Armenian immigrants as American citizens by lending his papers. Indicted in Philadelphia two years earlier for aiding Kyagian Avedsian and his wife, who were deported after immigration officials tied them to the case. The couple returned to Canada and later reentered the U S in Lawrence where a child was born. Arraigned before U S Commissioner Hayes Melkorian pleaded not guilty and posted 1500 dollars bail for a January hearing.
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Citizenshp
Misak Melkorian
Lawrence
United States
James Ruhl
Melkorian
Philadelphia
Kyagian Avedsian
Avedsian
Canada
Hayes
Tries to Die Because Wife and Baby Are Gone
Henry Rivard, 28, reportedly attempted four suicides in a year due to despondency over his wife living apart with her mother at 12 Oak Street Clinton. His latest attempt involved three belladonna pills at the Lincoln House room, leaving him hospitalized in Worcester in serious condition and threatening another try if this one fails.
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Worcester
Henry Rivard
Lincoln House
City Hospital
Xmas Cheer for Inmates of Various Institutions
Officials from state and city facilities plan a unified Christmas event for inmates across prisons jails hospitals and homes. Mass at Charlestown prison, ensembles from the New England Conservatory, dinners and games at Deer Island city hospital and other facilities, visitors readings and festive trees mark a broad celebration.
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Charlestown
Bridges
Jesse Pomeroy
Charles Street
City Hospital
McCollum
New England Conservatory of Music
Pheasants Gift to Taft From Reid Arrives for Christmas
Four brace of English pheasants in a hamper sent from London reached the Taft cottage as Whitelaw Reid's Christmas remembrance. No formal celebration was planned by the Taft family who will dine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Landon Thomas. Taft expects no political callers before next week.
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Children’s Hospital
Santa Claus
Boston
Back Bay
Hawkins Street
Chardon Street
Children’s Institutions Department
John Ek. McCarthy
Augusta
London
Taft Cottage
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
Taft
Landon Thomas
The Stomach Does Not Cause Dyspepsia
The stomach is a powerful organ and with proper gastric juices digests food, while lacking them leads to poor digestion and disease. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to restore digestive balance, allowing normal meals. Forty thousand physicians endorse the product. samples offered by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Uggist
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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Herbert Parker
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Mary C. Brown
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Co. F. King Company
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State Street
Parker
Mr. King
American Woolen Common
Preferred
Union Pacific
Anaconda and Steel Preferred
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Copper Range
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Old Dominion
Swift & Co
Chicago
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King’s Clerk
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Cyrenus Ellis
Charles H. Bennett
Davis
Jeremiah Smith Jr
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Southern Railway
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Ehrman Manufacturing Company
Calumet & Arizona
Boston Ely
Swift
Wolverine
American Woolen Preferred
Douglas Copper Company
King-Crowther Company
Ferbert Davis
Court Aou
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Ittler Pills
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H. G. Moulton
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Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Kansas City
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Lawrence Man
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Rainsford Island
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Little Wanderers
West Newton Street
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