Jury Selection in Tucker Case Shows Prolonged Panel Draw
The court began juror selection at 11 40 am with names including Augustus Coburn and Joseph Knight. Counsel faced challenges over bias capital punishment and venue procedures as multiple talesmen were examined, rejected, or accepted across hours before final juror Arthur Warren was seated.
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Tucker
Hurd
Augustus A. Coburn
Ashland
Sherman
Judge Sherman
Edwin F. Littledale
Tyngsboro
Talesmen
Henry A. Towne
Somerville
Vahey
Ashby
W. W. Nason
Billerica
Sheldon
Mr. Nason
Parker
Nason
Ralph E. Whitcomb
Boxboro
Whitcomb
William A. French
Sudbury
French
George M. Foster
Natick
Foster
William A. Supple
Holliston
Arthur M. Warren
Chelmsford
Tucker Passes Strenuous Day In Court Amid Roaring Crowd
Charles II. Tucker faced four strenuous experiences yesterday as crowds gathered outside the jail and courthouse. He walked in with dignity, showed no smile, and calmly guided his counsel through the exam of jurors while a cheering mob shouted outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
Tucker
Cambridge
Wardwell
Beveleth
Thomas F. Vahey
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised by Sufferer After Years of Pain
A Mrs. Wm. Mucky of Elizabeth New Jersey credits Pyramid Pile Cure with ending years of agony from piles after doctors urged surgery. She bought six fifty cent boxes and can now work and go out, endorsing the remedy and recommending the Pyramid Drug Co. for a free booklet on causes and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mucky
Marshall Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Mark Twain
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
No Age Limit Debate Tugs At Foss Tuttle In Inauguration Talks
Governor Douglas hosts General Miles in a lengthy conference on inauguration methods. The plan to seat new staff together in the House chamber faces questions about uniform appearance since they have not taken the oath. Other visitors include James Donovan and Corbett. The Post cites New Haven Railroad President Mellen who has scrapped age limits for new hires and reports workers favor flexible age policies for physical energy and productivity.
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Douglas
Nelson A. Miles
James Donovan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Corbett
Kelcher and
Sullivan
Doctor Berry Hosts Open House For New Aseptic Rooms
Dr Charles F Berry of 3 Hancock Street welcomed about 200 medical colleagues patients and their guests to an evening open house from 6 to 11 featuring St Clair s Ladies Orchestra a musical programme dancing and a collation after.
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Charles F. Berry
Hancock Street
St. Clair’s Ladies’ Orchestra
Balmy Oils Advertises Cancer Cure by Oils
Dr B F Bye promotes balmy oils as a painless cancer cure with home treatment and an ointment method. The notice claims instant pain relief, cancer microbe destruction, and health restoration, listing numerous diseases cured in three years and urging postage to Indianapolis for a promotional book.
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B. F. Bye
P. OQ
Indianapolis
Ind
Edmund Wilson Arrested in Cambridge Assault Case
Police in Cambridge yesterday arrested Edmund Wilson age 58 of 84 School Street for an assault on Elena M. Jackson 6. A private hearing is set for today.
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Elena M. Jackson
School Street
Cambridge
Edmund Wilson
Wilson
Boston Liquor Deals At Wholesale Counter
Advertises special attention to ladies at the wholesale counter and cafe. Meals cooked to order. Various liquors offered with bottle guarantees and shipping. Prices listed for quarts and pints of whiskey rum port sherry brandy and wines, with contact at 8 10 Cambridge Street Boston.
Women Disagree With Boston Ministers On City Life
Three Boston ministers cited faults in metropolitan life citing crime gambling and dancing as dangers. Prominent local women counter with views that conditions show improvement and defend dancing and social needs for young women. They urge better social environments rather than harsh judgments.
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Boston
Lawrence
Trinity Church
United States
Herbert S. Johnson
Harvard Avenue Baptist Church
William §. Cotter
Fathers and Mothers
Lucifer
Heaven
Hell
Engineer Barred as Gas Plant Examined in Rate Hearing
At the State House hearing on Mayor Collins' petition to cut gas prices, New England Gas and Coke President J L Richards refused to let a gas engineer inspect the plant, citing patent concerns and contract questions. Professor Bemis testified on output, coal supply issues, and depreciation, while Brookline officials pressed for 0 cent gas and examined company dividends and depreciation methods.
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New England Gas and Coke Works
J. L. Richards
New England Gas and Coke Company
Collins
State House
Felix Rackemann
Dunbar
Brookline
Selectmen
Auerbach
Robert M. Morse
Edward R. Warren
Public Franchise League
Bemis
Babson
Richards
Boston
Dominion Coal Company
Brookline Gas Company
General Schaff
Equitable Life Reports Record 1904 Results
The Equitable Life Assurance Society released its 1904 results showing outstanding assurance at 1.5 billion dollars, assets of 410 million, and 78 million surplus. Income reached 78 million with 37 million paid to policyholders in claims, annuities, surrender values and dividends.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Seven Day Illustrated Washington Trip Offer
Drop a postal to the Royal Blue line for an illustrated Washington booklet detailing a seven day personally conducted trip from Boston. The price is 25 dollars covering all expenses with set departures on January 6 and 20 February 3 and 17 March 17 and 31 April 14 and 28 May 12. Also offered are Florida tours on February 7 and 21 March 7 priced at 59.50 for two weeks. Address Joseph P Taggart N E B P A 360 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Boston
Florida
Land of Sunshine
Joseph P. Taggart
N.eb
P. A
Washington Street
Mass
Guaranteed Cure for Piles in 6 to 14 Days
Advertisement shows PAZO OINTMENT offering a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Drugstores sell it for 50 cents.
Massachusetts Light Battery Association Elects Officers
The Massachusetts Light Battery Association held a dinner at the Quincy House with 24 members present. Albert Williams of Providence presided. honors went to Rev. Mr. Walker of Allston and Rev. Mr. Norris of Providence. Officers elected were George F. Dearborn president, Charles O. Pratt vice president, George W. Packard second vice president, George T. Roberts treasurer, and J. A. Plympton secretary.
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Massachusetts Light Battery Association
Quincy House
Albert Williams
Providence
Mr. Walker
Allston
Mr. Norris
George F. Dearborn
Charles O. Pratt
George W. Packard
George T. Roberts
J. A. Plympton
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Pry
Talesman
Mr. Knight
Hezzie Spaulding
Groton
James A. Willard
Townsend
Warren Hallet
Commonwealth
Thomas H. Murphy
Murphy
Price Books
Franklin Sr
Ward
Miles
Mellen
New Haven Road
Eugene N. Foss
Tuttle
Railroads
Con Keefe
Cambridge Street
California
Californ
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Amos Littlefield
Huntington Avenue
N. E. Gas CO
Light Battery Association
Munyon
Ercesiete
Philadelphia
Brouesendorff
Eliot ST
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