Malden Doctor on Trial for Illegal Operation
Dr Catherine W Castle of Malden faces trial in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court for performing an illegal operation on Edna Bancroft of Reading last October. Samuel Morrison testified he arranged the procedure, paid $20 with $10 advance, and that Bancroft died during etherization. Police and medical witnesses corroborated delay in reporting the death.
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Catherine W. Castle
Malden
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
McLaughlin
Edna M. Bancroft
Reading
Samuel A. Morrison
Castle
Florence Street
Miss Bancroft
Durrell
William K. Whitney
W. F. Powers
John &E. Greenleaf
The
Malden Police
Cuticura Affirms Cure For Severe Infant Eczema
A Rochester mother recalls her two month old son’s severe eczema. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with hot water baths, bandaging, for about two months and the child fully recovered. The ad promotes Cuticura products for adults and children and offers samples and a care book.
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Wilkins St
Rochester
N. Y
Myron Edward
T. B. Salzer
Worl
Dept. T
Boston
New England league sets 126 game schedule for season
A 126 game schedule covering 127 playing days was approved at a meeting at the New American House. Fall River Haverhill Worcester Lowell Lynn and New Bedford sent reps to form the schedule committee with T H Murnane chairing and J C Morse named league secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New American House
Fall River
Haverhill
Worcester
Lowell
Lynn
T. H. Murnane
J. C. Morse
Fal River
J. H. O'Brien
New Bedford
James F. Smith
Brockton
John W. McCue
D. Flanagan
Jesse Burkett
John J. O'Donnell
James J. Gray
J. J. Kennedy
A. J. Roche
John H. Cull
BE. B. Fraser
A. J. Leonard
Harlan Cummings
Lawrence
L. F. Pieper
D. A. Noonan
D. F. Clah
High School Debate On Taft At Newton High
An interscholastic debate at Newton High School tonight features Newton versus Melrose. The question asks whether the best interests of the United States demand Taft’s re election. Newton’s Kepner captain with Ames and Leonard affirmative. Melrose's Larrabee captain with Gray and Deferrari opposition. Mayor Hatfield will preside.
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Newton High School
Newton
Melrose
United States
William H. Taft
Newton High
Kepner
Ames
Leonard
Larrabee
Gray
Deferrari
Hatfield
Boyle Brothers Dance Hosts 7th Annual Party at Howe Hall
Boyle Brothers employees held their seventh annual dancing party at Howe Hall last evening with notable success. James Fitzpatrick acted as floor marshal and a group of aides including Lawrence T. Plunkett Robert Bruce John Gray Frank Stevens Samuel Coonan William Gates Samuel Carey William Murphy George Hersey Charles Keenan George Murphy George Yunker Jacob Lowery and Roy Emery assisted.
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Boyle Brothers
Howe Hall
James Fitzpatrick
Lawrence T. Plunkett
Robert Bruce
John Gray
Frank Stevens
Samuel Coonan
William Gates
Samuel Carey
William Murphy
George Hersey
Charles Keenan
George Murphy
George Yunker
Jacob Lowery
Roy Emery
Best Meals In Cabin Or Upon Ocean
A Dinner Editor invites readers to recall the best meal ever eaten at sea or in transit. Submit a 200 word reminiscence describing the food and the surrounding circumstances, including who, where, when, and what was served, for a chance to win a twenty dollar gold piece.
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Boston Post
Boston
Mass
Best Dinner I Ever Ate Aboard The Monongahela
Lieutenant John H. Blackburn recalls a sea voyage from Funchal to Annapolis aboard the Monongahela 46 days out from Madeira. After months at sea and a bean heavy diet due to dwindling provisions, he savors lettuce chops and peaches and cream on a buffet car en route to Odenton and New York.
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Washington
New York
Funchal
Madeira
Boston
Annapolis
Odenton
Maryland
John H. Blackburn
U. S. Navy
U. S. Navy Yard
Charlestown
Anniversary trip to Camp Breezyhurst on the Merrimac
MABEL F. NOVES recalls celebrating her first wedding anniversary with a train ride and a seven mile hike to Camp Breezyhurst. After foraging for milk and vegetables and catching three fish, they cooked a rustic feast of baked biscuits, roasted corn, fried fish, apple pudding and coffee, calling it the best dinner she ever ate.
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John
Merrimac
Mabel F. Noves
Lowell Street
Methuen
Hard Bread and Raw Pork Aboard Schooner Tale
Captain George B. Hanshaw of Rockland Maine recalls a December 1869 voyage from North Carolina to New York on a shingles schooner. A gale on the 14th left the deck empty and the crew unable to eat for 84 hours. when relief came he describes the two hard breads and a slice of raw pork as the best meal he ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
New York
George B. Hanshaw
Front Street
Rockland
Munsey backs Roosevelt for presidential nomination
Frank A. Munsey announced that his five newspapers will support Roosevelt for the presidency. He stated the nomination should arise from the party and the people, not manipulation, and that if Roosevelt proves strongest with the people before the June 18 Republican convention, he will be nominated.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fire at 65 Saratoga Street Forcing Residents Into Street
A basement fire at the two story building 65 Saratoga Street East Boston owned by S N Gillis drove several residents into the cold night in their night clothes. Loss estimated at 500 dollars. Mr Gillis suffered cuts to his hands while battling the blaze and his son Harry inhaled smoke.
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Saratoga Street
Boston
S. N. Gillis
Foss Boom in New York Shows Democratic Push
Norman E. Mack praised a clean open race with six or seven strong candidates as he met with William J. Bryan and other national leaders. Supporters of Governor Foss urged solid New England backing and planned contests in other regions ahead of the convention.
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New York
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Mack
William J. Bryan
National Committee
Washington
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
J. H. Coughlin
Bay State
New England
Mack In the Interest of Governor Foss
Foss
License Revoked for Imperial Hotel Brighton
The liquor license of the Imperial Hotel in Brighton was revoked yesterday by the excise board after a hearing. Three Cambridge girls testified they had been served liquor at the hotel.
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Hotel Imperial
Brighton
Excise Board
Cambridge
Urge Purging of South End by Clergy Leaders
The Rev. George W. King of the People's Temple and Rev. Paul R Frothingham urge police action to clean up alleged squalor in Boston's South End. Frothingham says the public house conditions harm innocent boarding house residents and implores authorities to act, though praising police efficiency.
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George W. King
The
People’s Temple
Paul Revere Frothingham
South End
Clares
Mr. Frothingham
Boston
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Give Dance
Ursa
California
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Colorado
Utah
Apply
Chicago and North Western Railway
J. E. Brittain
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Union Pacific
Cascoanel
Wiese
the Globe Wernichkre Co
Devonshire St
John Hancock Building
Post
Munsey
Imperial Hotel
Shepard Fur
Shepard
Fur Store
Sea Island
Oxford
New Avenue
Women’s Shoe Store
Temple Place
Cee St Ta Ea
Cretonnes
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Davis
Wilcox & Gibbs
Manhattan
Automatic
Daniel Greene
Conasahee
Sane
Waist Store
REED
Rocker
Colored Wash Goods Store
Furniture Store
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