Portrait of Daniel Russell heir described in youth
Miss Sarah Army testified about Daniel Blake Russell at the Russell identity hearing. A cousin described him as delicate and refined from birth, contrasting with a later image of a rugged ranchman. The claimant was challenged as an impostor, with details of a 1862 Melrose birth and 1885 disappearance.
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Daniel Blake Russell
Melrose
Sarah EF. Army
Daniel Russell
Miss Almy
Leslie A. Simpson
Hannah Lynde
Merdinand
Miss Lynde
Almys
Miss
Lawsuit Testimony on Russell House Identity Evidence
Judge Lawton pressed for a house plan and Miss Almy disputed claimant Daniel Blake Russell’s claims. She testified about an interview with William C. Russell and a money bequest, noting discrepancies and suspect origins of the letter claimed by the claimant. The cross examination resumes at 9:30 this morning.
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Danie
William
Daniel Blake Fos
Daniel Blake Russell
Lawton
Nason
Russell House
Miss Almy
Mary Hathaway
Providence
R. T
Almy
Hathaway
Danial Blake Russell
Lome
Uncle Tom
Miss Alimy
Mrs. Russell
Elizabeth Trowland
Ferdinand B. Almy
William CC. Russell
Simpson
Sarah E. Almy
Daniel Russell
William C. Russell
Ferdinand
Russell
Melrose
Sis
Isugene C. Upton
Boston Post Office
President of Piano and Furniture Movers GEORGE F TAGEN
George F. Tagen serves as president of the Piano and Furniture Movers and outlines his work leading the company. He describes efforts to improve operations, worker training, and community service, emphasizing reliability and safety in relocating services.
Labor Leader George S. Tagen of Boston Union profile
George S. Tagen, president of the Boston Piano and Furniture Movers' Union 843, is described as a modest, valued labor leader. Since 1902 he has led the union, with near unanimous re elections, vast meeting attendance, and key roles in the C. S. U. label committee and state conventions.
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George S. Tagen
Boston Piano and Furniture Movers’ Union 843
Tagen
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
A. I. of I
George F. Tagen
Boston Piano and Furniture Movers’ Union
Professor Goldwin Smith Improves After Fall
TORONTO Ontario February 7 Professor Goldwin Smith who was injured in a Saturday fall passed a fairly good night and is resting easily with improvement expected. Hopes are now entertained for his ultimate recovery.
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Toronto
Ont
Goldwin Smith
Jury at Work on Beef Trust in Chicago
Federal grand jury probes alleged beef trust focusing on the National Packing Company and the New York Butchers Dressed Beef Association. Arthur Block Frederick Joseph and M H Joseph testified. Arthur Colby met with District Attorney Sims.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
National Packing Company
New York Butchers’ Dressed Beef Association
Arthur Block
New York Association
Frederick Joseph
M. H. Joseph
Arthur Colby
Sims
Man Killed by Train at Malden Station
A laborer from Lawrence named elements Gagnon aged unknown was struck and killed by a train at Oak Grove station Malden yesterday morning. He was part of a crew repairing the tracks and left a wife and two children.
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Lement Gagnon
Lawrence
Oak Grove Station
Malden
Bills of Lading as Cash Backed by Chamber, Merchants
George F. Mead of the Boston Chamber of Commerce told the House committee that bills of lading should be redeemable for their face value. He argued producers could cash the lading at banks to obtain capital for more business. A. S. Paton of New York urged a liability clause on railroads for goods described in a lading bill.
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Washington
George F. Mead
Boston Chamber of Commerce
National League of Commission
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mr. Mead
A. S. Paton
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Man shoots wife and mother in law then kills self
In Indianapolis Homer Cope a bricklayer murdered his mother in law Mrs Toussa C George then shot his wife in the head and killed himself with the same weapon after a visit to the George home where his wife had been living apart from him. The incident occurred on February 7.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Homer Co. Cope
Toussa C. George
Cope
George
Hard to Drop But Many Drop It
A California wife recounts quitting coffee for Postum after years of nerve strain and insomnia. She notes weight gain and steadier nerves, while a guest’s insomnia ended after coffee was abandoned. The letter promotes Postum and the booklet The Road to Wellville with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Calif
Postum
Wellville
Ex-Governor Long May Seek Unexpired Congressional Seat
Ex governor John D. Long considers a run for the unexpired congressional term caused by Representative Lovering's death. Long says he would not pursue the candidacy unless the district broadly desires it, though Brockton supporters urge backing. He notes past service and public kindness as context for potential action.
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John D. Long
Representative Lovering
Post
Congress
William McKinley
Eben Keith
Sagamore
I’. CG. Wheatley
Brockton
Long
Hingham
Runaway chase ends as local resident returns home
Kittery Maine February 7 Howard Collins a long time resident was feared lost after a horse drawn sleigh runaway. A search party combed the area overnight and into today but Collins finally returned this afternoon refusing to give details of the pursuit.
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Kittery
Howard Collins
Collins
Geographic Society to Rule on Pole Expedition Offer
The National Geographic Society faces a decision tomorrow afternoon on whether to accept the Peary Arctic Club of New York’s proposal to mount a joint South Pole expedition aboard the Roosevelt. The board's special meeting is called by President Henry Gannett.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Peary Arctic Club of
New York
South Pole
Roosevelt
The
Geographic Society
Henry Gannett
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Stender
Nace
Chickering
L. A. Simpson
Austaca
Ferrer
MNFIA
NEW_YORK
Bears
the Centaur Company
New Yonk City
MR. Mush
Press Publishing Company
By C. M. Payne
Germany
United States
Beef Trust
M’kinley
Posner
Spain
Bull & Co
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market Street
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