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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

7

Judge Denies Curley's Ballot Placement Plea

Judge Richardson denied Thomas E. Curley's request to force election commissioners to place his name on the ballot for the new City Council election. The court said adding Curley's name could invalidate the election, valuing the community's right over an individual claim.

Lodge Guano Bill Passed by Senate

The Senate approved Senator Lodge's bill extending the law on acquiring guano deposits to include coal and oil. The measure protects Americans mainly New Englanders who found large coal deposits on Spitzbergen.

Washington Senate Lodge New

Witness Declares Identification Of Suspects In City Case

Mr Douglass testified he recognized claimant as Dan Russell or Bob Twist from newspaper coverage and wrote to attorney Norman Ju Sheldon. He insisted on testifying without pay and defended his recognition amid stern cross examination by Proctor. He claimed to have become a metaphysician after selling his farm in 1886 for his wife’s health.

Douglass Dan Russell Bob Twist Norman Ju. Sheldon Proctor Mr. Proctor Ife New York

Handy Home Made Remedy For Coughs And Colds

An affordable home remedy uses Granulated Sugar Syrup and Pinex to make a cough syrup claimed to stop deep seated coughs within a day. The recipe yields a full pint and costs about 54 cents, suitable for adults and children.

Norway

Metaphysician Testifies on 1885 Wisconsin Haying Hire

R C Douglass living at 687 Boylston Street and secretary of the National New Thought Alliance testifies at the Russell hearing about hiring two tramps Dan and Bob in July 1885 for two weeks on his 250 acre Hamilton Wisconsin farm. He says reading articles about Daniel Russell and the Russell fortune led him to identify the tramp Dan as the claimant in court. Cross-examination paused court until morning.

R. C. Douglass Boylston Street National New Thought Alliance Russell Hamilton Wisconsin Dan Bob Daniel Blake Russell Daniel Russell Bob Twist New Thought William Hast Massa

Alfred Henry Lewis and the taft conspiracy visit

The article describes Alfred Henry Lewis and Taft’s secret Wisconsin trip to Winona via Milwaukee. Four men arrive by yacht linked to moneyed interests Speaker Cannon McKinley Hemenway and Sibley are portrayed as conspirators aiding powerful finance against investigations. Taft had invited them discreetly to avoid publicity.

Mr. Taft Wisconsin Winona Milwaukee Beverly Trust Speaker Cannon McKinley Illinois Hemenway Indiana Sibley Pennsylvania Cannon

Courtroom tale ties two men by memory and past ties

In the courthouse corridor a red faced man in teamster attire greets Dan Russell, claiming to be his long lost brother and noting gun sales by Grundy. The saga covers 60 hearings, 2000000 words of testimony, and over 6000 pages of records as the case proceeds with potential live testimony from Russell. Ferdinand Almy says Russell appears healthy and able to testify. the dispute totals about two and a half times the $100000 already spent.

Russell Dan Grundy Jim Cassel Dan Russell Robert W. Nason W. C. Russell Ferdinand B. Almy Henry Carmichael James Rousseau Douglass National New Thought Alliance Wisconsin

Noonday Club figure joins New Thought Alliance leadership

The individual associated with the Noonday Club traveled to Boston to study healing of body mind and spirit. He states he was elected secretary of the New Thought Alliance in May 1908.

Boston New Thought Alliance

Harvard president criticizes students chasing privilege over responsibility

Madison Wisconsin January 5 Harvard University president Lowell spoke at the convocation and criticized students who attend for privilege rather than duty.

Madison,wis Lowell Harvard

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