Connolly Foreman of Jury Drawn in False Art Suit
James B. Connolly the writer was drawn for jury duty yesterday in US District Court to decide a $15,000 suit by Angrio M. Tesla against Willard M. Lind on of Worcester for alleged false arrest. Lindsey, accused of hypnotic powers, had faced larceny charges over Tesla’s automobile but was acquitted in Boston Mini Court last August. Sonnelly serves as jury foreman and receives daily government pay.
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James B. Connolly
Guty
United States District Court
Angrio M. Tesla
Willard M. Lindon
Worcester
Lindsey
Tesla
Boston
Sonnelly
Church Reunion Tonight at St. Catherine’s Spring Hill Somerville
St. Catherine s Church Spring Hill Somerville hosts a reunion tonight in Union and Eberle Halla An interesting concert runs from 8 to 9 o clock with dancing to follow until 2. New and novel dances will be featured during the event.
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St. Catherine's Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
Union and
Eberle
Union Hall
Simple home remedy touted to ease rheumatism
The article promotes a long standing belief that rheumatism stems from indigestion and kidney trouble. A recipe using juniper berries and another fluid is claimed to cleanse the blood and relieve joint pain by improving stomach, blood and kidney function.
Texas Judge Puts Down Accusation In Court
In Midland Texas on February 13 Judge J H Knowles in Commissioners Court adjourned after a man called him a liar. The judge threatened to whip the man and then left the bench with Commissioner Jules Driver as proceedings halted.
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Midland
Tex
J. H. Knowles
Jules Driver
Judge Knowles Fines Himself After Courtroom Fight Incident
The judge and Commissioner Driver quarreled over a previous court action. In a public altercation Judge Knowles beat his accuser then fined himself for fighting before resuming proceedings. Spectators noted the odd scene as the court restored order.
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Manly
Knowles
Driver
Parker House Fire Drives 45 Guests From Hotel
Fire at Parker House in Woodsville New Hampshire destroyed the five story wooden hotel on Central street. Hotel Wentworth adjoining suffered smoke and water damage. Loss estimated at 15000 with about half insured. Owner C H Hosford. All 45 occupants escaped unharmed despite 20 below zero temperatures.
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Woodsville
N. H
Central Street
Wentworth
C. H. Hosford
Appeals Sentence for Snatching Bag
Charles J. Morgan was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction yesterday and filed an appeal while held on $800 bonds. He allegedly stole a handbag from Georgie E. Gray of Franklin at Back Bay station Monday afternoon, was traced to a hotel, found in an unoccupied room, and thought to have discarded the bag and its valuables from a window.
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Charles J. Morgan
House of Correction
Georgie E. Gray
Franklin
Back Bay
Morgan
Gas Kills Two In Holyoke Lodging House Accident
Gas from a fixture left open in a lodging house room caused the deaths of Thomas Wyman and Michael Monahan both of Bayonne New Jersey. They had arrived Saturday to work on a building.
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Holyoke
Thomas Wyman
Michael Monahan
Bayonne
N. J
New Jersey
Deafness Reversed by Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claims
A parade of patients from Everett Lowell Lynn Boston and surrounding areas report恢复 hearing after Osmo-Chemic Treatment. They describe long standing deafness in one or both ears with accompanying noises and discharge now cured. Individuals include Alice Atkinson Florence Williamson John Blackman M Coates W C Wright Gertrude Le Baron Frances Bernard F E Bacon Fannie Record C S Barker and E S Sargent with addresses across Massachusetts and England.
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Alice Atkinson
Morris St
Everett
Florence Williamson
Worthen
Lowell, Mass
John Blackman
Buffum
Lynn
Eastbourne
England
M. Coates
W. C. Wright
Gethsemane Commandery
Knights of Maite
Dorchester
Catarrh
Mies Gertrude le Baron
Hersey St
Hingham
Hulda Johnson
Pine St
Cambridge
Frances Bernard
St. Cecilia St
Boston
F. E. Bacon
Rock S&st
Roxbury
Fannie Record
Vancouver St
Medford
Mass
E. 8S. Sargent
Nichols St
Home Treatment Report From G. B. Everett of Presque Isle
Mr. Everett reports marked improvement in hearing and reduction of head noises. He notes the clock ticking from across the room and states his stomach has been calm recently, signing as G. B. Everett of Presque Isle, Me.
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Everett
Presque Isle
Chemical tariffs prepared by the Ways and Means Committee
The Democratic chemical tariff bill, released by the House Ways and Means Committee, would raise government revenue by about 3.53 million dollars this fiscal year while cutting ad valorem duties by roughly 31 percent. It raises duties on perfumes, fancy soaps and other luxuries and lowers duties on drugs and common materials. Democrats caucus on the measure tomorrow and expect House introduction on Saturday.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Tariff Bill Changes Affect Chemical Imports and Free List
Democratic Leader Underwood outlines a tariff bill reform moving many chemical articles from the free list to dutiable status and vice versa. He cites 1911 import values and revenue shifts, with notable duty changes across acids, drugs, dyes, oils, and perfumery materials. The measure implies higher first year imports and duties, plus broad product reclassifications.
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Underwood
Wollaston Woman Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Non Support
Mrs. Ethel P. Norrie of Wollaston testifies against John Norrie in Dedham before Judge Fessenden alleging cruel and abusive treatment and non support. She describes marriage on March 10 1909 and states he refused to provide funds forcing her to clothe herself.
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Ethel P. Norrie
Wollaston
John Norrie
Fessenden
Dedham
Stafford Street
Ranger
Spectacular British Charity Ball Opens Fourth Year
A pageant of nearly a hundred in representative British costumes opened the fourth annual British Charity Ball at the Hotel Somerset. Governor Foss and many foreign consuls attended as 1500 guests enjoyed performances by Scottish and Irish dancers, pipers, and a corps cadet band.
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Foss
Fitzgerald
Frederick P. Leay
H. B
Gordon T. MacLean
W. F. Barlow
Sons of St. George
James W. Gregg
Manchester Unity
Richard C. Maclaurin
Technology
Alexander MacGregor
I. C
Britain
Hotel
Somerset
British Charitable Society
John D. Matheson
First Corps
Stomach Relief Promoted By Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick natural help for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims the product digests food like natural digestive fluids, relieves coated tongue bad breath heartburn belching and bloating and acts as a substitute for a weakened stomach. Free trial packages offered by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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