Shocking Boston Trial Details Seize Courtroom
Panicaldo testifies about admissions linking Mascioli and Mrs Cusumano to a murder plot. The 9:30 am to midnight testimony showed the girl witness Lucy Cusumano identifying the axe and the quilt, while Mrs De Legarto recounted the fear of arrest and a confession that her sister said she killed him. The trial adjourned with the government resting and the defense set to begin Thursday.
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Panicaldo
Cusumano
Plymouth
Mascioli
Seing Mascioli
Accusia de Legarto
Ant
Mrs. de Legarto
Lena
Moon Street
Frank
Accusia
Washingtons Visits and Trade Reform in N E Merchants Meeting
A Boston Dry Goods Association gathering recalls past Washington visits to Boston and Cambridge and discusses promoting New England manufacturing, curbing exaggerated ads, and advancing Canadian reciprocity. Speakers urge local dealers to back home products, fund publicity, and support legal safeguards against false statements.
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New England
Boston
Ferris
Paris
America
Alf Lynch Beats Frankie Burns in 15 Rounds
Alf Lynch bantamweight champion of Canada defeated Frankie Burns of Jersey City in a 15 round 116 pound contest at the Annex Athletic Club in New Haven. Burns endured heavy punishment late, bled profusely, but showed resilience and fought back, while Lynch used his longer reach to control much of the bout.
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New Haven
Alf Lynch
Canada
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Annex Athletic Club
Burns
Lynch
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise by Paso Ovit
An advertisement offers Paso Ovit claiming cure for piles in 6 to 14 days with money back promise if itching bleeding or protruding piles persist. The ad states the drug is available through druggists and targets sufferers seeking rapid relief.
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Paso Ovitz
New England Dry Goods Association Dinner Sparks Trade Urge
New England night at the City Club dinner drew 300 members of the New England Dry Goods Association. President Charles C. Ferris and others urged a revival of the "New England for New England goods" spirit, which speakers said had waned in recent years.
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Ferris
New England
Henry W. Poor
Henry W. Poor & Co
Association
William G. Walker
Senate
House of Representatives
New England Dry Goods Association
New England For
Charles C. Ferris
Jury Deliberations End in Remington Murder Case
The jury in the William R. Remington murder trial deliberated from 10 45 yesterday until about 7 45 last night. Remington faces a charge of killing Max Sirokan the Harrison avenue storekeeper. The sealed verdict will be opened when court convenes this morning.
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William R. Remington
Remington
Max Sorokan
Harrison Avenue
Totally Deaf Now Hear through Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs. Fannie Record of Boston aged 75 says her deafness from a winter cold and catarrh improved rapidly after Osmo-Chemic treatment. She notes friends Mrs. C S Barker and Mrs. J B Lockett also benefited and that her heart and general health improved. Another testimonial from Mrs. Olive Eldridge of Boston praises Osmo-Chemic physicians for asthma relief and urges others to seek the treatment.
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Fannie Record
Vancouver St
Boston
Mass
Cuba
C. S. Barker
Spring St
Medford
Mee
J. B. Lockett
Western Ave
Cambridge
Olive Eldridge
Isabella St
New York
Mrs Marguerite Kimball Praises Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs Marguerite Kimball of 121 Oliver Street Linden, a member of the Relief Corps of Post 172 G A R, says she has benefited greatly from the Osmo-Chemic treatment for deafness and heart trouble and wishes to tell other sufferers so they may be benefited too.
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Marguerite Kimball
Oliver St
Linden
Relief Corps of Post 172
One Month Free Offer From Osmo-Chemic Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer one month of treatment at no charge to patients who begin or renew before Peb 28. This limited time offer claims to cure chronic diseases with the New Discovery. Only 4 days remain to claim the benefit.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Clinic Ad
J L Plnnkett M D Chief Consultant offers permanent offices at Suite 8 B entrance 18 Boyl ine Boston. Office hours daily 4 to 6 p m and 3 p m. Gioses Bundage Feb 22 82 123 &
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J. Tl. Plnnkett
M. D
Boyline
Boston
A. N
Gioses Bundage
Harvard official decries high sports costs in regents report
Dean LeBaron R. Briggs, chair of Harvard’s regulation of athletic sports committee, tells President Lowell that the expense of organized athletics is almost scandalous in his report.
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Dean LeBaron R. Briggs
Harvard University
Committee On the
Lowell
Harvard Athletics Fares Under Strain Warns Dean Briggs
Dean Briggs warns the Harvard Athletic Association faces tight finances despite large base ball and football receipts. He criticizes lavish spending on hospitality, equipment, and travel, urging restraint and recalling frugal past practices to avoid weakening teams and inviting an enemy of sport. He cites George Junior Republic as a caution against indulgent training.
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Dean Briggs
Harvard Athletic Association
Soldiers Field
George Junior Republic
Maine Couple Wed at Warren Club in Roxbury
A wedding was held at the Warren Club on Warren Street Roxbury. Ida Smargonsky of Ashland Maine married F M Fox of Presque Isle Maine. The ceremony was by Rabbi H Shoher with Marcus Myers as best man and bridesmaids Bertha and Bessie Smargonsky.
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Warren Club
Warren Street
Roxbury
Ida SmargonSky
Ashland
F. M. Fox
Presque Isle
H. 8. Shoher
Marcus Myers
Bertha
Bessie Smargonsky
Dr Wiley Fiancee Studying Cookery In Washington
Miss Anna Campbell Kelton fiancée of Dr. Harvey Wiley works on scientific cooking under her future husband in Washington. Biographical notes suggest she is about half Wiley's age and the daughter of the late Adjutant General John C. Kelton.
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Washington
Anna Campbell Kelton
Harvey Wiley
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Longfellow
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William Shirley
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General Shirley
Dry Goods Association
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Crane
Alfred W. Donovan
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
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Jack
Tom
Jim
Dominion of Canada
Chicago
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Henry C. Brine
Charles C. Caldwell
H. A. Whiting
George L. Willis
William E. Butler
George F. F. Roberts
Augustus Bacon
W. R. Briggs
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Thomas W. Coyle
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A. C. Farley
B. B. Bowen
John H. Co
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DR. Wiley
Ni Gumms Roof
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Scollay Sq
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Scollay
American Press Association
Anna C. Kelton
Copyright Department
The
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O. H. Campbell
South Boston
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King
West First Street
St. Vincent’s Church
New Calvary
Chase
Rockland
Captain Jonathan Chase
Howard Street
Dunlevy
Brighton
Michael
Gleason
Somerville
Haskell W. Gleason
Winter Hill
Broadway
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Hawkes
South
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L Street
Gate of Heaven
Madden
Charlestown
Francis B
Margaret J. Madden
Fremont Place
Medford Street
St. Catherine's Church
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Francis McGum
Catherine
Roddy) McGum
Roseland Street
Dorchester
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Corponte
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Mattapan
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Marlboro
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Everett
Nellie
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Arthur L. Nichols
Ferry Street
Tait
East Boston
Adam
West Medford
Charles H. Willson
Unitarian Church
High Street
Powderhouse Road
North Station
Provincetown
Boston Lodge NO. 10
B. P. O. Elks
Michael J. Ball
Hillside Street
Thomas H. Dowd
Daniel J. Kan
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Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
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