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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
14
Hatters Won't Picket Shops In Danbury
Danbury hatters say they will continue their quiet campaign and deny reports of planned picketing at factories if they adopt the open shop plan next Tuesday. The city organization clarifies its stance amid rumors of industrial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Hatters
Girl Pleads Not Guilty in White Bhaton Theft Case
Ruth J. Wells, 19, Albert E. Bowerman, 34, and Charles K. Rumwiede, 52, pleaded not guilty to embezzling a large quantity of white bhaton stones from a Providence jewelry firm. They are held on $1000 bonds for trial February 12 in the Sixth District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Ruth J. Wells
Albert E. Bowerman
Charles K. Rumwiede
Sixth
Wilhelm murder case shocks Newark as three wives alleged
sensational disclosures linked to contractor Frank Wilhelm reveal he had three wives and no divorce. police question widow Mary J Wilhelm and boarder Nicholas Sicca as funeral crowds react with hysteria while the trial's next steps await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Frank Wilhelm
Boston
Wilhelm
Mary J. Wilhelm
Nicholas Sicca
East Highty-third Street
New York
Jersey City
Hannah Wilhelm
Ring Gift Declared in Marlboro Estate Case
Miss Louise V Cardinal testifies that hotel keeper Isaac G Worcester gave her a diamond ring on his deathbed to be included in the Marlboro estate appraisal. Judge Fox and Judge McDonald corroborate the transfer, nurse Maud Burma adds details, and administrator James P Collins plans further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise V. Cardinal
Fox
Superior Court
Isaac G. Worcester
Marlboro
James P. Collins
Sperry Dined at Gibraltar With Fleet Commanders
Admiral Sperry and fleet division leaders dined at the government house in Gibraltar. Guests included Admiral Goodrich and officials Sir Frederick Milner Sir Henry Schooles Sir Frederick Evans and A M Dell. Toasts to King Edward and President Roosevelt followed, then a ball hosted by the American consul Richard L Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Admiral Sperry
Government House
Admiral Goodrich
Frederick Milner
Henry Schooles
Frederick Evans
A. M. Dell
Edward
Roosevelt
Richard L. Sprague
GUNNERS IMPROVE FLEET PRACTICE AT MANILA BAY
Washington reports a record rise in battle efficiency for the year in Manila Bay practice. Heavy guns show over 100 percent greater effectiveness than last year, with average hits above 50 percent and some ships reaching 75 to 80 percent. Firing ranges ranged from 6000 to 9000 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila Bay
Alleged yegg leader charged in post office raid case
James A Kennedy alias Daniel Kennedy, named as alleged gang head, faced United States Commissioner Hayes after being charged with complicity in the Holliston post office robbery of January 12. He pleaded not guilty and is held on five thousand dollars bail for a February 11 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Kennedy
Daniel Kennedy
Holliston
United States
Hayes
Falling Church Bell Breaks Worshipper's Skull
William A. Crist a 31 year old railroad man is in critical condition at Alleghany Hospital Cumberland after a 400 pound Grace Methodist Episcopal Church bell fell from its socket in the steeple striking him in the vestibule as revival services proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
William A. Crist
Alleghany Hospital
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia Avenue
Crist
Morse's Clearout Offers $9.50 Suits To Move Stock
At Morse's the price-cut route is used to clear 200 unwanted suits with no waste of time. Yesterday’s ad drew instant response as customers bought suits. the store restocked with equal reductions to avoid disappointments. Nearly 100 black akadihed worsted suits formerly $12 and 100 fancy worsted ceviot suits formerly $15 are now $9.50, sizes 34 to 44 regulars and stouts. Morse-Made, surely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Boston
Muller
Broadway
Melton
Atley
Sthave
Willing to See Husband Hang
Mrs. Joseph Janer, wife of Brooklyn kidnapping suspect Joseph Janer, voices defiant stance toward her husband. She says she would let him be hanged if he is punished, recounting years of abuse and a plan to leave with her children. Catherine Loerch’s mother condemns the alleged kidnapper, urging prison rather than execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Wilhelm
Hannah Wilhelm
Mary J. Wilhelm
New York
Joseph Janer
Brooklyn
Catherine Wloerch
Baltimore
Joseph Dockweiler
Troutman Street
Williamsburg
Freda Loerch
Janet
German Ambassador Bernstorff Honored at New York Dinner
Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff, German ambassador to the United States, was welcomed by a large gathering at the Manhattan Club as the New Yorker Staatz Zeitung hosted a complimentary dinner. A cable to Emperor William expressed enduring friendship between Germany and the United States and praised mutual amity and a long prosperous rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johann Hieinrich von Bernstorff
United States
Manhattan Club
New Yorker Staatz Zeitung
William
Germany
Berlin
Count Bernstorff
Frederick
Wireless for Coast Liners Bill Reintroduced
Washington Feb 4 Rep Burke of Pennsylvania reintroduced his bill to require wireless telegraphy on ocean passenger steamers. As amended the rule targets vessels carrying 50 or more passengers between ports 200 miles apart, coastwise ships included except Great Lakes, with penalties up to 1000 dollars or one year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burke
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Suffrage to End Sex War
Miss Ethel M. Arnold told a Jacob Sleeper Hall audience that the suffrage issue remains vital in America and urged solidarity among women. She warned against expecting immediate economic relief or a legislative millennium and argued sex antagonism would fade once women gain the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ethel M. Arnold
Jacob Sleeper
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