Bram trial set for March 15 amid funding dispute
The second Bram murder trial for Captain Nash may not proceed on March 15 as defense counsel Cotter and French demand government payment of previous and expected expert costs. They argue inadequate funds hinder hiring medical experts and gathering juror-related materials, risking an unjust trial without proper resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Bram
Nash
James E. Cotter
Asa P. French
Bram
Cotter
United States
It Has Been Said We Are Not Compensated
The piece notes a denial by Mr. Jones and his associate that they have received any payment for services or disbursements. It mentions department authorization to use subpoenas for ordinary witnesses and higher payments for thirteen sea captains and medical experts as arrangements were made with witnesses for an approaching trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Cape Cod
Berkshire
Halifax
Herbert Fuller
Wwe
French
Mr. Cotter
Cotter
Department of Justice
Jones
Bram
Department
Washington
Trial date set in federal case with Herbert Fuller presence
The U S attorney's witnesses are provided and Herbert Fuller is available at the rate of M0 per day. Counsel requested March 8. The court postpones to March 15 at 10 o'clock for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Attorney’s Office
Herbert Fuller
Mr. Jones
Zola appeals sentence in libel case
M Laborie counsel for Emile Zola filed a notice of appeal against a one year prison term and 3000 franc fine. A similar appeal will be filed for M Perr eux director of Aurore in the same libel case.
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Paris
M. Laborie
M. Emile Zola
M. Zola
M. Perreux
The
Aurore
Zola
Zola Witness Is Dismissed From Paris Post
Paris Feb 24 The government has removed M Le Blois deputy mayor of the seventh arrondissement from his post as a witness for Emile Zola, reflecting the political shift surrounding the Dreyfus affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. le Blois
M. Zola
Seventh Arrondissement
Money to Loan at 6 and up in Boston Real Estate
Money to loan on first mortgages or real estate in Boston and vicinity. Monthly payments of principal and interest. Easiest and cheapest way to buy or build a home or pay off your present mortgage. Commissions offered. Cooperative Banks, 987 Washington St. F. E. Burbank, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Co-Operative Banks
Washington St
F. E. Burbank
Sec’y
Revenue Cutter Forward Sails After Full Provisions
At the coal docks the ship loaded over 300 tons of coal and may sail to Key West tomorrow unless ordered otherwise. The Forward departed for Key West tonight after provisioning in Tampa, while the steamship Olivette arrived from Havana with passengers denying Lee's advisories about Havana and reporting the city quiet and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Forward
Tampa
Olivette
Havana
Lee
Senor Dupuy de Lome Arrives in Queenstown After Maine Disaster
Senor Dupuy de Lome, former Spanish minister at Washington, reached Queenstown aboard the Britannic from New York at 7 pm en route to Liverpool. He expressed regret over the Maine disaster and stated Spaniards seek peace, insisting the incident could not be attributed to the Spanish people.
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Queenstown
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Washington
New York
Liverpool
Maine
America
Senor de Lome
National Guard Ordered to Send Body Measurements
In Buffalo on February 24 the War Department directed New York National Guard regiments to report instantly the number of men and measurements of each member including hands head and feet so Washington can supply properly sized shoes hats and gloves at a moment’s notice.
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Buffalo
N. Y
War Department
National Guard
Washington
Maine Alumni Dine as University Plans Law School
Seventy five Boston alumni of the University of Maine met at Parker's with guests including President A W Harris and Lt. Mark L Hersey. Harris announced plans to establish a two year law school next fall, later extended to three years, aiming to produce capable lawyers.
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Boston
University of Maine
Parker’s
A. W. Harris
University
Mark L. Hersey
W. R. Howard
S. W. Baker
C. H. Fernald
Amherst
W. R. Pattangill
W. H. Jordan
Geneva
N. Y
Louis C. Southard
Harris
Belfast
University debates on athletic reform and compulsory training
The piece records a Maine debate on physical fitness emphasizing track over football, with Lt. Mark L. Hersey advocating compulsory training. W R Pattangill references Maine sentiment and a speech warning against treachery toward the state and the University of Maine. It notes elected officers: President L C Southard and secretary Sad Lazell, with treasurer W B Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Hersey
W. R. Pattangill
Machias
Maine
Havana
Senate
State of
University of Maine
L. C. Southard
Sad Lazell
W. B. Pierce
Tug Underwriter Moves Toward Havana to Aid Maine Wreck
The tug Underwriter, Captain D. W. Wiley, selected by the towboat company, left Lewis wharf shortly after 1 pm yesterday bound for Havana Harbor to assist the sunken Maine. It will call at New York for the floating derrick Chief to tow to the wreck site after quarantine adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
D. W. Wiley
Havana Harbor
Maine
Lewis Wharf
New York
Gas leak overcomes woman in room at 2 AM
Christie McLean twenty eight, of 28 Ruggles street, was overcome by gas from a stove burner in her room at two o'clock this morning. Dr Johnson treated her and she was placed out of danger after about thirty minutes. The feed cock on the stove had been left open, causing the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie McLean
Ruggles Street
Johnson
Major Magurn Honored by Charlestown Unit at Armory
Major Francis T. L. Magurn of the Ninth Regiment was surprised at the Charlestown armory on Bunker Hill street when Company D presented him with horse equipment after Private John Blagdon praised the major. Former Company D sergeant Thomas Gallagher followed with a field officer sword and gold lace belt, awarding the honors to the former commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. L. Magurn
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Magurn
Crotty
John 8. Blagdon
Company D
Old Guard
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Report Praises Growth
The annual report shows a notably successful year for the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Company. The firm highlights its promise fulfillment, patron confidence, and the value of thorough inspections plus expert construction advice. C. E. Roberts leads the northeastern department with long-standing company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Company
C. E. Roberts
New England
Tragedy in Garret: Father Kills Two Daughters Then Himself
In Garret near Auburn Indiana a 60 year old man, Fred Simons, shot his two daughters aged 2 and 4 then took his own life with the same revolver in a drunken despondency. Local authorities reported the double murder suicide occurred tonight.
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Auburn
Ind
Garret
Here
Fred Simons
Highland Lodge members hear Rathbone Hall entertainment
Friends of Highland Lodge 235 Knights of Honor gathered in Rathbone Hall for the lodge second night program. Committee leaders were George Stephens W P Shattuck George E Nevins Harry N Lloyd and Joseph Carr. Contributors included William W Hicks William F Elsbree Master Daniel Woodhead Arthur Paine Brown Albert E Harrington and several Misses Burges Andrews Towle Allard Russell and Priscilla Russell with May Colcord as accompanist.
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Friends of Highland Lodge
Knights of Honor
Rathbone Hall
George Stephens
W. P. Shattuck
George E. Nevins
Harry N. Lloyd
Joseph Carr
William W. Hicks
William F. Elsbree
Daniel Woodhead
Arthur Paine
Minstrel Show Benefit Planners Meet at Boston Theatre
Preparations for a minstrel show to benefit the Emergency Hospital are under way at the Boston Theatre next month. H. W. Drew invokes past support and a meeting at the New England Shoe and Leather Association rooms 116 Bedford Street is set for Saturday at 2 p m for chorus participants and end men to attend.
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Boston Theatre
H. W. Drew
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Bedford Street
Starvation Becomes Ally in New Bedford Textile Strike
In New Bedford, starvation is described as a decisive factor pressuring textile workers to yield in a prolonged strike. Treasurer Cummane cites 400 families, about 2000 people, facing severe food shortages as relief funds lag, threatening a mass return to work unless aid accelerates. The Weavers’ Union treasurer reports a depleted treasury and reduced weekly pay, while city relief efforts struggle to meet demand.
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New Bedford
Cunnane
New England
Weavers’ Union
American Federation
Mr. Cummane
Poor Department
Union
Union Emoress
Tia
Strikers Propose Half Reduction in Taunton Mills Dispute
Taunton Feb 24 The strike committee at Whittenton mills met Superintendent Lovering to seek a compromise by halving the 6 percent wage cut. No agreement was reached and observers expect the strike to end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Whittenton Mills
Lovering
Gas Blast Fatality Suspected at Haverhill Lodging House
George Owens aged 37 formerly of 8 Washington avenue Haverhill was found unconscious in bed at 61 Dover street lodging house with the gas on. He was taken to City Hospital and was not yet conscious last night. Police think a draught blew out the light after he left the window open. He had worked in a local shoe factory but had been idle for a period.
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Adoblph Himmel
Bolster
Roxbury
James J. McFall
Greenwich Street
John R. Monahan
Dorchester Avenue
Reginald Dearborn
Evergreen
Day Streets
Himmel
Seaverns Avenue
Day
Wyman
Division 10
Jud Bolster
Roxbury District Court
Dearborn
Concord Reformatory
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Stamford Street
McFall
Monahan
Concord
George Owens
Washington Avenue
Haverhill
Margaret Nevilles
Dover Street
City Hospital
N E D U Anniversary at United States Hotel
The New England Club of Delta Upsilon marks its fourteenth anniversary on Saturday evening February 2 at the United States Hotel. Speakers include Governor Powers of Maine, President Eliot of Harvard, Stewart Chaplin, Esq., and possibly Foster M. Voorhees acting governor of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Club of
Delta Upsilon
United States
Governor Powers
Maine
Eliot
Harvard
Stewart Chaplin
New York
Foster M. Voorhees
New Jersey
Charles William Harvard
John Albert Macy
Fullerton L. Waldo
Carl Shepard Oakman
Herbert Ray Johnson
Ernest Sachs
Clement L. Bouve
Washington Excursion Announced by Parker and Morse
Parker and Morse announce a select Boston to Washington excursion leaving April 1 via Norwich line and returning April 8 by Fall River line. Four days in the capital with five hours sightseeing in Philadelphia and visits to Alexandria and Mount Vernon. Optional New York stopover. itinerary at 16 School Street Coburn Stationery Co.
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Messrs. Parker and Morse
Boston
Norwich
Fall River Line
National Capital
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Mt. Verenon
New York City
School Street
Coburn Stationery Company
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Adolph
Misap
Regaed
Bulate
Vizcaya
NEW York National Guard
Harriet Adams
S. J. T. Adams
Fort M’pherson
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Merritt
Cosgrove
Tacoma
Wash
Portland
John Dennis
Montgomery
Sen, Proctor
Fila
Proctor
Miami
Sons OF Maine
Major Magurn
Fulat
Eulate
Hartford
Abstract of Statement
Northeastern Department
J. M. Allen
W. B. Franklin
F. B. Allen
J. B. Pierce
C.E. Roberts
Milk St
American Federation of Labor Officers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
West
State Board of Arbitration
Ashley and
Brownell
N. E. D. U. Anniversary
Cushing Process Co
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