Robnett Found Guilty in Naval Court Martial Case
Dorothy Hesler's fiancé Dr A H Robnett was found guilty at Charlestown navy yard in a two count indictment. He accompanied Paymaster Auld to tell Cowles to leave the navy yard dance hall and used profane language over the telephone. The verdict relates to conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman with a suggested penalty of up to five numbers in rank.
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Navy court martial conclusions loom on Robnett and Auld
The report details defense counsel Major Leonard arguing that Washington will discard the Robnett and Auld court martial findings. He asserts secret deliberations and a prior reprimand by Secretary Meyer bars further trial, while praising Mrs. Cowles for her support and noting a conciliatory mood after hearings.
Mrs Roosevelt disputed White House meat handling claims
Washington reports Mrs Roosevelt ordered meals at the White House while steward Henry Pinckney denied Inspector Dodge of saying overripe meat was served. Pinckney asserted meats were bought as needed, not in bulk, and were always fresh and of best quality.
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Surgeon general Stokes asks to be called Dr Stokes
Washington Feb 8 Dr Charles F Stokes new surgeon general of the navy requests subordinates not to call him Admiral Stokes He holds the rank of rear admiral with the post but says he is not really an admiral of the navy and prefers to be called Dr Stokes rather than Admiral Stokes
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Army and Navy at White House Receptions End Season
President and Mrs Taft hosted a grand White House reception for the army and navy in Washington on February 8. The event likely drew the largest crowd of four big social functions, with invitations closed over a week prior due to demand.
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Hyomei Promises Rapid Catarrh Relief and Low Cost
An advertisement claims Hyomei clears the nose in two minutes and cures colds in one day. It touts eucalyptus medicine, describes simple use with a hard rubber inhaler, and offers a full outfit for one dollar or 50 cents for a refill. Mail orders are handled by Booth's Hyomei Co. in Buffalo, New York.
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Had Bills Like Stone Carried In Newburyport Trial
In Worcester on February 8, Mrs. Charles B. Davis sister of Dr. Harry N. Stone testified that Raymond Plouffe paid her $30 partly in Newburyport bank bills linked to the Stone murder case. Dr. Stone’s death reportedly involved blunt force injuries rather than sole bullet wounds. Medical examiner Tobey and other doctors testified to the skull injuries. The testimony referenced a substantial cargo reportedly associated with the trial context.
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Charles B. Davis
Harvard
Harry N. Stone
Newburyport
Raymond Plouffe
Plouffe
Stone
Ayer
George N. Tobey
Clinton
Waterfront trade open for Lent as fish demand rises
The Lenten season opens boosting the fish trade. Twenty vessels at T wharf reported 296,100 pounds of mixed fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. Prices ranged haddock 41-2 c, large cod 71-2 c, hake 61-4 c, pollock and cask 41-4 c per pound. The Athena held over for today. Several ships faced weather and ice but arrived without frozen spray.
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BELOw miniature almanac and coastal shipping notes
Becomes a compact almanac style entry listing sun times, tides, and high water, followed by a long list of arriving, clearing, and sailing ships. Includes named vessels, routes, dates, and towings of barges, with multiple ports and destinations.
Decoy letters trap clerk by misaction arrest
Decoy letters containing money led to the arrest of John H. Haddon a 17 year old messenger for Dukelow and Walker Company 246 Washington street. He was booked at headquarters on charges of stealing 275 dollars from the firm since last October. His duties included handling the mail.
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Dukelow & Walker Company
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Not I Wouldn't Allow It A Health Letter on Grape-Nuts
A bright woman recounts avoiding rheumatism by diet after years of illness. She details swapping meat and lard for a Grape-Nuts based menu, claiming pain relief, improved energy, and steady weight at 65, with ongoing literary work. The note promotes Grape-Nuts as a health aid and invites readers to see similar letters.
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WANTS STATES RECLASSIFIED WANTS STATES RECLASSIFIED
Arguments favoring about tax reclassification were heard before the executive council of the State Board of Trade at the Hotel Vendome. Robert Luce urged a constitutional change and income tax, while Henry D. Bennett and John H. Corcoran opposed. The proposal, 14 votes for and eight against, was laid on the table. The child labor bill report urged against sweeping changes. The Boston Chamber of Commerce and Pilgrim Publicity Association were admitted. Alfred F. Bemis and J. H. Wiley joined as associates, and George Coleman of Puritan Publicity Association became vice president.
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Meatless menus for the week offer diverse recipes
The Next Sunday's Post promotes a meatless menu plan featuring a variety of meatless dishes and recipes designed to cover the entire week. It invites readers to try new plant based options and expand weekly meal ideas.
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Whose Child Is This Photograph in Boston Post
A noon yesterday photograph from South Boston shows a schoolboy. A five dollar gold piece will be awarded to the child identified by a parent guardian relative or friend who presents at the City Editor’s room at 275 Washington Street third floor between 3 and 5 p m within five days of publication. Next Sunday’s Post will feature more school child photographs.
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Impostor Posing as Post Photographer Warned
Warning issued that an unauthorized person is visiting homes claiming to be a Post photographer and selling prints. He alleges they will be reproduced in the Post School Child Contest. Parents are advised to beware of this impostor.
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Snapshots Identified From Wells School And Others
The original snapshot subjects include Annie Cohen aged 12 of 59 Allen Street daughter of Samuel Cohen attends Wells School in Miss Mahon sixth grade. Also Evelyn M. Wall age 12 of 376 East Eighth Street seventh grade at St. Augustine's School taught by Sister Beatina. Ruth Sullivan age 12 of 22 Cook Street Newton daughter of Daniel Sullivan attends Our Lady School in Miss Margaret Cyril class. Allan Murrell age 10 of 41 Washington Avenue Winthrop son of Hamilton Murrell in Sennett School eighth grade taught by Miss Garvin.
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Cook Street
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Our Lady” School
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Traducer of M Kinley Dead
Caspar Limbach a German decorator shot himself in Pittsburg after enduring alleged persecution following the McKinley assassination. He reportedly faced beatings and eviction from several south side communities since September 1901 as McKinley lay mortally wounded.
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William McKinley
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South Side
Henry S. Grew Dead Boston Banker Leader Dies
Henry Sturgis Grew, prominent Boston merchant, banker and philanthropist, died Monday. Born in 1834, he directed Everett Cotton Mills Lawrence Hamilton Cotton Mills Lowell Pepperell Mills Biddeford York Mills and other firms. Survived by wife and four children including Mrs. J. P. Morgan of New York.
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