Glover’s Murder Trial Details Glover Shooting
Dr. Cousens testifies he found Clarence F. Glover fatally shot on hospital steps with two wounds from a gun held by a woman. Glover named Hattie LaBlanc as the shooter in a dying statement after identifying the laundry as the crime scene. Mrs. Glover’s role and presence in the hospital are explored, with witness Kate Sampson and others recounting threats and family ties.
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Clarence F. Glover
McKenna
Fred W. McDonald
West
Currin
Tully
Justice of the Peace Y Wetherbee
Glover
Hattie LaBlanc
Scott
Mrs. Glover
Gove
Elmore
Hattie
N. W. Cousens
Waltham
John J. Scott
A.—Nicho
Las W. Cousens
Malden Street
Trinity College
Mr. Glover
Glover House
Inspector McIkenna
Whattie
Indictment Ties Chicago Packers in Meat Price Plot
A New Jersey grand jury indicts 27 Chicago meat packers and officers including Armours Swifts Morris families in a scheme to corner meats and poultry. The National Packing Company links Armour Swift and Morris interests as indictments allege meetings in Jersey City on December 14, 1908 to fix prices and restrict supply.
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Chicago
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Blair
Carey
Armour
Swift
Morris
National Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
J. Ogden Armour, Connors and Meeker
Liverpool
Omaha Packing Company
Hammond Packing Company
G. H. Hammond Packing Company
Anglo-American Provision Company
United Dressed Beef Company
New Jersey
Big Fund for Girls' School in Boston Will
The Harriet A. Brown estate leaves 1,000,000 for a Boston working girls school funded by Frank Cotton's estate. Mrs Brown also bequeathed 23,500 to individuals and institutions. Trustee Rev. Herbert S. Johnson may manage the income and must hand over funds to a Boston home for working girls when formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank Bb. Cotton
Harriet A. Brown
Labor Chief Warns That Outlawing Labor Sparks New Movement
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, warned Attorney General Wickersham that banning or crushing the current labor movement could provoke another, less constructive uprising. The two men spent two hours discussing legislation impacting labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wickersham
Malone Will Not Run Again for Governor
Attorney General Malone formally states he will not seek re election this fall. Report says Governor Draper suggested Representative Robert Washburn as a possible Republican nominee. Washburn laughed, saying New Haven would not stand for him even if named.
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Malone
Draper
Robert Washburn
Weshburn
New Haven
Hasty Pudding Club Holds Annual Dance at Harvard
The Hasty Pudding Club, Harvard's largest senior club, held its annual dance last night in the clubhouse theatre. About 75 couples attended, many from Boston and Cambridge.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Boston
Cambridge
The Green Gamp and the Mysterious Umbrella Pawn
Hicks runs a decayed pawnbroker shop where a green silk umbrella, No. 831, ties the past to his life. A young man repeatedly renews a loan on the umbrella while asserting a desperate family stake, leaving Hicks puzzled by the umbrella’s sentimental pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Co
J. Hicks
Hicks
Time
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Nina
Dr. West
Inspector MclKenna
Elror
Atty Gover
AC Donald
Jupex
MexiPe
East Cambridge
Yestaday
Chicago Beef Packers
LABOR
Sunday Post
Green Gamp
F. E. Chase
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