Court hears murder case and will dispute in East Cambridge
Attorney John J. Scott in Probate Court at East Cambridge alleged a conspiracy by Lillian Glover to manipulate the will of Clarence F. Glover and acquire his property. He signaled Hattie Le Stance the French maid would testify, claiming a fellow conspirator aided the murder scheme.
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John J. Scott
East Cambridge
Clarence F. Glover
Hattie le Stance
Tiorney Scott
Lillian MM. Glover
Lawyer Delays Names In Testimony Case
The lawyer said he was not ready to name the persons yet and would disclose them today. Hattie LeBlanc will be brought from East Cambridge jail to Gay where Attorney Johnson will guard her interests as she testifies to avoid jeopardizing her case.
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Hattie LeBlanc
East Cambridge
Gay
Johnson
Hattie Le Blanc Pleads Not Guilty In Court
Hattie Le Blanc, the housemaid linked to the shooting of Clarence F. Glover, was arraigned in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Daniel W. Bond. She answered the murder in the first degree charge with a firm denial, stating in court that she is not guilty.
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Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel W. Bond
Catholics in United States and states by directory counts
Advance sheets of the official Catholic directory report 99 587 019 Catholics under the U S flag across the United States proper Alaska the Philippines Porto Rico and Hawaii and 12 053 418 under the British flag. In U S proper there are 14 347 027 Catholics with 4 845 parochial schools serving 4 238 251. Major states listed include New York 2 722 649 Pennsylvania 1 494 766 Illinois 1 443 752 Massachusetts 1 873 772 Ohio 619 265 Wisconsin 582 217 Louisiana 567 431 New Jersey 496 000 Michigan 489 451 Missouri 452 703 Minnesota 427 627 California 391 500 Connecticut 270 000 Texas 283 917 Iowa 242 009 Rhode Island 242 000 Indiana 28 758 Kentucky 194 296.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Alaska
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Union
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Louisiana
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
California
Seine Necticut
Texas
Iowa
Rhode Island
Indiana
Kentucky
Hotel Ashburton Sale to Genealogical Society
The Hotel Ashburton at 9 Ashburton Place, owned by Mrs. Mary R. Bayley, was sold yesterday to the New England Historic Genealogical Society.
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Ashburton
Ashburton Place
Mary R. Bayley
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Anna Gould Debt Figures Reveal Strained Finances
New York February 1 Anna Gould's finances are laid bare as creditors reveal a 1901 debt of 6 million dollars with 3.885 million paid at her second marriage and 2.115 million unpaid. In 1908 her income stood at 475 thousand with yearly expenses 200 thousand leaving a surplus 275 thousand. At that pace almost eight years would be needed to clear the Gould heiress debts. Receivers George and Helen Gould testified before Special Master Arthur Berry in the interlocking affair surrounding the Princess De Sagan and Countess De Castellane.
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Anna Gould
Gould
New York
Arthur Berry
Lacombe
George
Helen Gould
Princess de Sagan
Countess de Castellane
Redmond Credits United Irish League of America
Philadelphia Feb 1 Michael J Ryan national president of the United Irish League reports a cable from John E Redmond Irish parliamentary party chairman praising the League for its aid in the English elections The message notes no Nationalist seats lost to Unionists and increased majorities as well as large Irish voting power in Great Britain and strong American support for the Irish cause.
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Philadelphia
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Redmond
United Irish League of America
Dublin
Great Britain
Trish
Ireland
Miss Clara Friend Foils Burglars At Huntington Avenue
Miss Clara Friend with her mother Susan A. Friend barely escaped as four burglars tried to force entry into suites at 110 Huntington Avenue. She was knocked down during their hasty exit after asking their intended target. Officers under Sergeant Barry searched the building but found no trace of the intruders.
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Clara Friend
Huntington Avenue
Miss Friend
Barry
Susan A. Friend
Mr. McDonald
Reynoldso
Love quarrel could be aired in Somerville court
A romance dispute between Gertrude Bell, 18, and Raymond Gammons, 20, may be aired in Somerville court after an alleged attempt to blind him. Gammons says she hurled acid at his face. he saved his eyes with his hands, suffering severe facial burns and scorched gloves.
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Gertrude Bell
Raymond Gammons
Somerville Court
Gammons
Acid attack allegedly linked to Glen Street incident
Report of a girl allegedly throwing acid at Gammons near his Broadway stable after a strained friendship. He claims she leaped from hiding and shouted to “fix you” before the acid struck. The girl, reportedly at home, drank poison but was saved by a doctor after three hours of treatment.
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Glen Street
Gammons
Broadway
Four Women Testify In Charlestown Navy Yard Court Martial
Four women testified with sharp directness at a Charlestown Navy Yard court martial over Paymaster George P. Auld accused of assaulting Dr. Edward S. Cowles at a December 11 navy yard dance. Mrs. Florence Cowles and Miss Marguerite Ames questioned Auld’s conduct, while Miss Dorothy Hesler and Miss Virginia Swift defended him. Mrs. Cowles’ remark about Washington summed up the case.
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Washington
Lodge
Meyer
Cowles
Miss Swift
Miss Ames
Miss Hesler
Charlestown Navy Yard
George P. Auld
Edward S. Cowles
Navy Yard
Florence Cowles
Back Bay
Marguerite Ames
Howard Ames
Dorothy Hesler
Virginia Swift
Four Women Testify With Direct, Concise Answers At Navy Yard Inquiry
The four young women gave direct, concise testimony, answering questions clearly without hesitation or elaboration. Their poised presence contrasted with grizzled veterans, as observers watched the eventful navy yard inquiry unfold, the witnesses conveying the roles and events leading up to the affair. The proceedings continued with the next column on page two.
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Navy Yard Hall
Elektra Faints At Applause At New York Opera House
Richard Strauss opera Elektra at the Manhattan Opera House drew a packed crowd and strong praise. After a dramatic finale the cast came out to cheers for Mazarin De la Fuente Hammerstein and others before Mazarin abruptly fainted and was assisted off stage.
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New York
America
Richard Strauss
Elektra
Manhattan Opera House
Salome
Opera House
Mme. Mazarin
Jacques Coini
de la Fuente
Oscar Hammerstein
Mr. de la Fuente
M. Huberdeau
M. Duffault
Orestes
Aegithus
Cast
Burdett College Opens New Student Admissions Each Monday
Burdett College announces weekly admission sessions every Monday morning for new students. The program outlines eligibility, required documents, and enrollment steps. Administrators aim to streamline intake and welcome applicants from multiple regions.
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Burdett College
Adv
Food Trust Probe Opens Broad Inquiry Into Prices
Feb 1 The Ways and Means Committee led by Rep Payne of New York proposes a wide scale investigation into the cost of living. Payne, chairman, and Champ Clark, minority leader, drafted the resolution authorizing the inquiry to be conducted by the panel.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Representative Payne
New York
House
Payne
Champ Clark
United States committee to probe cost of living and beef trust
A congressional resolution authorizes a sweeping inquiry into the cost of living in the United States, including prices, production costs, and profits for necessaries. The scope covers clothing, fuel, meat, breadstuffs, and related items, with hearings open to the public and powers to subpoena witnesses. A separate measure targets the beef trust, proposing a thorough investigation into rising meat prices, hoarding, and supplier manipulation with penalties for noncompliance.
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United States
Ways and Means Committee
Committee On Ways and Means
Washington
House
Beef Trust
Coudrey
Aepublican
Missouri
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