Fleischer in His Defence in Equity Court Trial
John Nathan Fleischer, lawyer before Judge Schofield for a week, testified about moneys claimed as due for services. He admitted minimal bookkeeping and some use of clients funds to cover cash shortages, but denied intent to defraud. He recounted cases with James J. Loughrey and the Lang Canning Company, including a $20,000 action and a threatened re-opening of cases aided by offers of money.
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John Nathan Fleischer
Loughrey
Fleischer
James J. Loughrey
Lang Canning Company
Canning Company
Underwood
Lynn
Dewing
Moran
Peruna Keeps Cats and Children Healthy at Home
Mrs. F Brockman of Appleton Wisconsin extols Peruna and Pertina as a household remedy for catarrh and related illnesses in children and adults. Several testimonies from mothers note improvements in croup indigestion and general health, urging timely use and avoiding substitutes.
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United States
C. Hallock
Antwerp
Ohio
Allie
Minards Liniment Ad Tames Tender Feet and Colds
A testimonial from Geo. T. Keller Jr of 1131 East 175th Street New York City praises Minards Liniment for easing stubborn tender feet and preventing foot pain. It also claims relief for head cold symptoms and limb pains in a compact consumer ad.
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Minard
Geo. T. Keller, Jr
East
175Th St
New York City
Bloody clash with officer at Dorchester and Greenwich
A crowd of about a thousand gathered on Dorchester avenue near Greenwich place during a confrontation between Thomas Malone and Patrolman James Halligan and another officer. Malone was taken to the station house after a scalp wound and claims of mistreatment, while officers defend their actions as necessary defense. Malone had just been released from Deer Island after four months for drunkenness. his wife says he is a danger to the family when present. The incident may be reviewed by Police Commissioner O Meara with potential charges against the officers.
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Dorchester Avenue
Greenwich Place
Thomas Malone
Kimball Street
James Halligan
Malone
Towle
Halligan
O’meara
Man credits Peruna for curing ill son in St Paul
Edward Otto of 927 De Soto Street St Paul Minnesota praises Peruna for saving his oldest son after multiple doctors failed. He says the tonic was his family’s last resort and they now keep Peruna at home with no further medical intervention needed. He asserts no narcotics are in Peruna, noting decades of use in many homes.
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G. H. Farmer
New Martinsville
W. Va
Harry
Peruna
W. F. Doring
Vernon
Edward Otto
de Soto Street
St. Paul, Minn
Peruna credited with benefits to United States children
The article extols Peruna claiming it prevented chronic ailments and mitigated suffering in children. It argues youth health shapes future generations and asserts fathers’ experience justifies giving Peruna to children from the start for unquestioning use later in life.
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Themata
Peasant Leader Alaydin Plans National Lectures
Alexis Alaydin head of the Russian Douma peasant party arrives on the Majestic and travels to lecturing venues in the United States. He warns of potential vast strikes if constitutional rights are not granted and says the navy and army will back the revolt.
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Harvard New York
Alexis Alaydin
Douma
Majestic
Alaydin
Harvard
Yale
Big Saxonia Arrives One Day Late in East Boston
The Cunard steamer Saxonia reached its terminal in East Boston at 7 AM after stormy seas. It carried 21 saloon, 133 second cabin, and 464 steerage passengers with 45 steerage travelers detained for investigation, largely penniless Russian Jews at risk of becoming public charges. Saloon passengers included George L. R. Davidson, Rev. John Butler, and several Barclays and Batchelders families.
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Cunard
Boston
Daunt’s Rock
Queenstown
George L. R. Davidson
John Butler
Mexico
W. F. Barclay
Ivan Tudor
L. Young
Fred L. Watson
A. Stowell
G. L. O. Davidson
John
Qua Gunners Best Says Admiral Coghlan
Rear Admiral J B Coghlan, veteran of Manila and Dewey’s fleet, declares that American gunners are the best in the world. He notes sailors handle 50 to 60 pounders with precision, hitting nine of ten in under ten minutes, a feat unimaginable a decade ago.
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Admiral Coghlan
New York
J. B. Coghlan
Dewey
Manila
Poole Will Contested by Daughters Over Mental Capacity
Taunton report says George Poole's daughters contest his will claiming unsound mind at drafting. He left $20,000 to Howard Poole and Arthur E Poole and $9,000 to George. daughters receive $500 each. Autopsy shows cerebral disintegration after a skull fracture from a prior accident. Also notes marriage of Ethel Le Mare to Dr William F Le Mare. Iain Clark commanded a tug from Boston to tow a vessel.
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Taunton
George Poole
Howard
George le Mare
Ethel
William F. le Mare
Poole
Five-masted schooner Rebecca Palmer Towed After Severe Passage
The Rebecca Palmer, a five-masted schooner carrying 4900 tons of coal, was towed into the upper harbor after a brutal voyage from Baltimore. She grounded near Smith's Point for 15 hours and faced storms, freezing weather, and loss of sails near Chatham.
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Rebecca Palmer
Baltimore
Clark
Palmer
Smith’s Point
Boston Bay
Chatham Cap
Harvard Students and Police Track Dormitory Theft
Harvard students and Cambridge police intensified patrols at Dunster and Holworthy halls after recent burglaries. Dwelling precautions increased. extra night watch and locked doors were employed as seniors like Meredith Blagden and Dwight Hill sought tighter security while a burglar remained at large.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Dunster
Holworthy Halls
Dunster Hall
Dwight Hill
Roosevelt
Meredith Blagden
Gilbert
Shaun Kelley
Holworthy Hall
Stolen bonds sold in New York report
Three bonds taken by William F Walker from the New Britain Savings Bank were sold last Friday two in New York City and one in Jamaica. L I Chief Rawlings seeks Walker with a warrant. bank directors estimate a deficit of 565000 but expect some recovery and dividends will still be paid. Governor Woodruff says he lacks power to remove Kendall who refuses to resign. Kendall's term ends July 1. Trustees Russell and Hart assist in New York in the search.
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New Britain, Conn
William F. Walker
New Britain Savings Beok
New York City
Jamaica
L. I
Rawlings
New York
Walker
Woodruff
Kendall
Russell and
Hart
Springs and hotels marketed in Hot Springs guide
The note promotes Hot Springs Arkansas as a federal governed center for cures and pleasure with 200 hotels offering varied prices and a fine winter climate. It urges writing the Bureau of Information for a booking or brochure.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
U. S
Bureau of Information
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