PLOS IN MURDER OF GLOVER DYNAMICS AT TRIAL
The revolver that killed Clarence F. Glover will be shown in court today. Hattie Le Blanc under indictment seeks to testify as a witness. Mrs Lillian A Glover may also take the stand. The case hinges on Glover dying statement and a alleged conspiracy in the $50,000 estate dispute heard before Judge McIntire in East Cambridge Probate Court.
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Clarence F. Glover
Hattie LeBlanc
Lillian A. Glover
Glover
Waltham
Glover murder case sprawls through tense proceedings
District Attorney Higgins and Mrs. Glover led witnesses yesterday as the will contest opened over a $40,000 personal and $6,000 real estate estate with two life policies. Attorney Elmore and Judge McIntire presided while questions swirled about the will’s execution, revolvers, and possible conspiracies. Interim adjournments followed as habeas corpus for Hattie LeBlanc and a grand jury call loomed, alongside market chatter on meat prices and packer control.
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Higgins
Glover
Freeman
Auburndale
Albert R. Glover
Samuel Elmore
Jillian
Samuel Eilmore
Elmore
Scott
Fliggins
Mr. Scott
Jusillian M. Glover
McIntire
Filmore
Clarence F
Lillian M. Glover
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Kilmore
Seymour
Hattie LeBlanc
B. B. Johnson
W. R. Johnson
Annual Lyceum Ball Serves as Reunion in Boston
Augustine's Lyceum of South Boston, oldest Catholic society in Boston and second oldest in the state, held its 6th annual ball at Catholic Union Hall last night. About 590 attendees, former members from across the city gathered for a reunion.
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Augustine’s Lyceum of
South Boston
Bostom Ong
Catholic Union Hall
Nna
Bartlett speaks on polar dash in reading room event
Captain Charles Bartlett of the steamer Roosevelt, who led Peary's expedition to Greenland, spoke in the Chamber of Commerce reading room yesterday forenoon. He entertained members with an impromptu talk about his adventures aboard the ship.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Bartlett
Roosevelt
Peary
Wtah
Greenland
Beef Price Jump Ties To Packers Edict
Beef prices rose by one cent per pound after a Packers edict reported in the Post. Chicago led the move as cattle receipts fell from 25 000 30 000 to 18 000. Cattle market gains ranged from 5 to 10 cents while 67 carloads held over from Friday were dumped and regular shipments trimmed to 40 cars.
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Post
Chicago
Boston Woman Meat Dealer Declares Meat Trust Cause of Bankruptcy
Mrs Cora A Packard of Hollis Street Boston yesterday filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 1092.96 with assets uncertain She told a Post reporter she was driven from business by the meat trust and many victims share the blame for rising living costs She said retailers cannot affect buying prices and are advised to charge high profits The fault lies with the meat trust and is hard to beat
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Pelletier
No Meat Club
Grand Jury
Post
Cora A. Packard
Hollis Street
Boston
Meat Trust
Women in Meat Crusade in New York
The Gotham Reef Party formed by the National Women's Progressive Suffrage Union mobilized about 300 people in Madison Square to press health minded action on meat prices. A petition urged the Board of Health to curb spoiled cold storage meat and confiscate meat older than 69 days. Mrs. Sophia Loebinger announced public street cooking schools to teach housewives to cook without meat. Swift & Co denied plans to curtail Western beef shipments and said prices would reflect natural causes, not manipulation.
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New York
Gotham Reef Party
National Women’s Progressive Suffrage Union
Sophia Loebinger
Mary Donnelly
Queens County
Madison Square
Board of Health
Mr Beef Boycott Vanishes From Boston Market Tour
An afternoon quest for Mr. Beef Boycott, the so called vegetarian agitator, failed to find him in Faneuil Hall Quincy Market or Blackstone Street. Merchants report strong weekend trade and rising beef prices tied to high corn costs, with no sight of the protest figure and no crowds at market stalls.
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Beef Boycott
Jerry Watson
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Boycott
Quincey Market
Faneuil Hall Market
Bill Watts
B. Boycott
Blackstone Street
Childs, Sleeper & Co
Cgoodrich
Red Star Line to Expand Antwerp to Boston Sailings
Boston’s transatlantic trade will rise as Red Star Line adds two steamers, the Semland and the Gothland, to run from Antwerp to Boston, carrying steerage passengers direct to Antwerp.
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Boston
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Semland
Gothland
Curley Scents Alleged Theft Over Franchise Vote
Charges flew at a Board of Aldermen meeting as a franchise order passed last regular session was called a steal sneaked through amid suspicion. The contested franchise granted to the Boston Wharf Company covers railroad tracks crossing Congress street near the New Haven road property to link two parcels.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston Wharf Company
Congress Street
New Haven Road
Franchises, politics, and Paris flood aid discussed in Boston council
Boston aldermen debate a Wharf Company petition as a pending rail franchise. Reconsideration fails on party lines. A rare sympathy resolution for Paris follows. Budget items include a Dewey Beach bathhouse and Ward 12 playground. immigration enforcement is criticized for lacking funds and cooperation.
Keefe Calls 1905 White Slavery Treaty Practically Worthless
Daniel J. Keefe, commissioner-general of immigration, declares the Senate ratified treaty of March 1, 1905, for general action against white slave traffic to be practically worth less. He explains the convention failed to achieve its expected good in a report transmitted to the Senate with Taft's response to a resolution.
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Bureau of Immigration
France
England
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Spain
Russia
Portugal
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Canada
Bermuda
Brazil
Keefe
Washington
Senate
Daniel J. Keefe
Taft
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Prema
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Women In Meat Crusade
IIT
Norman Ritchie
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Quincy Market
Norman
THE
California Fig Syrup CO
Elgin
Els
Jevery
Jason Weiler & Son
Washington St
Jorner
Franktin
Committee On Railroads
Giblin
Curley
Alderman Carr
Alderman Hale
Whelton
Attridge
Alderman Brand
Paris
Europe
Common Council
Ducey
Dewey Beach
Charlestown
Fiurope
United States
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Skating
Thayer, McNeIl & Hodgkins
Plimpton-Hervey
Washington Street
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
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Adams Square
Scollay Square
Friend-Union Street
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