Bram's Solemn Denial in Fuller Murders Trial
Bram testifies under cross examination that he had no involvement in the Fuller murders. He describes Brown's odd conduct and denies seeing nor aiding any others in the crime. The court adjourns for Christmas, Bram's further cross examination set for tomorrow, with details on logbooks and past voyages explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fuller
Brown
Bram
Wheelman Brown
Captain Nash
Cotter
United States
Mr. Forbes
Webb
Boston Kidney Cure Ad Declares Doan’s Pill Success
An advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a quick permanent remedy for kidney troubles with a testimonial from James McGonagle of East Boston. The piece promotes the product, lists a price of 50 cents, and notes Foster-Milburn Company as sole U.S. agents. The narrative then shifts to court testimony about a murder, detailing witness Bram’s cautious statements and ongoing examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dean
James McGonagle
Sumner Street
East
Woodbury Drug Co
Maverick Square
Doan
Foster- Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Buckner Visited Newton For G A R Reception
General Simon B Buckner of Kentucky was feted in Newton by Charles Ward Post 62 G A R and the city government led by Mayor Henry E Cobb in City Hall. A banquet followed in the upper hall with speeches by Mayor Cobb, Colonel Albert Clarke and others praising Buckner’s service and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Charles Ward
Henry E. Cobb
Simon B. Buckner
Kentucky
Coleman
Florida
Buckner
Fort Donelson
A. A. Berle
Brighton
Dr. Wright
Ohio
Cobb
Post
S. S. Whitney
White House
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Kentuck
The
Blue and Gray
Grant
Albert Clarke
Wellesley
Wright
Theatrical Gossip on Holiday Turbulence and Stars
The Christmas season strains Boston theatres as a transportation strike dampens attendance. Fannie Bulkeley and Georgia Caine close their run at the Park next week while Edith Crane recovers at the Boston Theatre. Notables like Mapleson receive tributes. Keith's Theatre promises a rich holiday bill and venues from Grand Opera to New Grand host full schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bulkeley
Georgia Caine
Castle Square Theatre
Killarney
Edith Crane
Roaring Dick & Co
Boston Theatre
Heart of Maryland’ Company
Hollis
East
Olga Nethersole
Toledo
John Hare
St. Louis
Colonel Mapleson
Boston
Grand Opera House
London
Wilson Family
Barra and
Evans
Hornbys
Nellie Painchand
Keith
New Grand Theatre
Howard
Minco
City Club
Hope Booth
Lalloo
Austin & Stone's Museum
Katie Rooney
Palace Theatre
Nickelodeon
Dying Wishes Ignored In City Will Case
In Worcester on December 24 the will of Edward Winslow Lincoln, 76, former park commission chair and son of Governor Lincoln, was filed. It directs his body be cremated in a pine box at Forest Hills Cemetery and ashes dispersed from Newton Hill at sunset with Hadwen and Davis present, a request the widow and family ignored as the body was buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Rio
Rio Janeiro
Mr. Hoar
Webb. J
Herbert Fuler
Herbert S*uller
Worcester
Edward Winslow Lincoln
Lincoln
Park Commission
Charles F. Aldrich
Forest Hills
Newton Hill
Obadiah B. Hadwen
Edward L. Davis
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Thomas Bram
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Hoar
Mr. Bram
British West India Islands
St. Kitts
Bridgewater
New York
Dennett's
Jerry McAuley
Water Street
New York City
Dennett
Fair
Jim Fair
Brooklyn
Nyket
N. 5
Lester Monks
Mr. Cotter
Monks
Spencer
Nash
Mr. Monks
Spencer— Monks
Washington Street
Chicago
Bowery
St. John
N. B
Manning
Liverpool
White Wings
Mystic
Buenos Ayres
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
A.e
Mrs. Nash
Ulster and McAllister
New England
Ireland
A. Shuman & Co
Ulster
Shuman Corner
Tremont Theatre
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau Co. (Ltd
Dewolf Hopper
Sousa
Scond
Mr. Hopper
Isaac B. Rich
David Belasco
Heart OF Maryland
Katie Rodnews
Greater New
ATRE
BIG Bublesquit Yyyorkers Co
West Newton St. Armory
Tremont St
Shawmut Ave
M. Raymond
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Eugene Tompkins
Alvi Oren
Roaring Dick &Co
Maurice Barrymore
Col. Mapleson
Bostom's
the Model Playhouse of the Country
Cinematographe
MacIntyre and Heath
Helena Mora
Mr. and
Mrs. Drew
Ed Latell
Howard City
Chas. H. Duncan
Car
Washington and
Dover Sta
NEW Grand
Castle Theatre
Tremont
Sir Julius Benedict
Boston Museum
Sue
Bret Harte
Annie Russell
Joseph Haworth
Castile
Romanéle Opera
Lily OF
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Scotland
England
Yellowstone Park
Russia
Athens
Venice
Burditt & North
Carlini
Austin
Stone’s
Union Lingengce
Nickel-Queon
Hanover St
Cleo
Little Dot
Baldwin
Wonder
Morris
Lees
le Roy Sisters
Raymond and West
St. Georges
Ethel Mason
Thomas Gilmore
Columbia Theatre
the People
Power OF the Press
Castle Square Hall
Hartford, New Haven
Boston & Albany
R. R
Kneeland Street
A. S. Hanson
Portland
BAY Pingig
India Wharf
Gc. F. Williams
Agen
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