Russell kin dispute hinges on trial day appearance
William Russell expected to be present as testimony unfolds in a case crowded with family claims. Joseph Rousseau, Sr. insists the man in Boston is his son Jim, while cross examination reveals forged documents and disputed ages. Local and court officials seek clarity amid conflicting genealogical narratives and autograph evidence.
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Joseph Rousseau, Sr
Jim
Woodmen of the World
Sarah Rousseau
Simpson
Rousseau
Ferdinand B. Almy
Russell
Sarah E. Almy
William C. Russell
Circus
Sadie Rousseau
Edward Rousseau
New York State
Nash
Helena
N. Y
Edward
Boston
Joseph Rousseau
James Rousseau
Daniel Blake Russell
Mr. Sheldon
D. M. Dowdell
Bank Examiners Mistaken for Burglars in Lynn
Bank examiners Harry C. Robertson and Henry Longley arrived at Security Safe Deposit and Trust in Market Square West Lynn before opening. Janitor Robert H. Johnson, mistaking them for robbers, ordered them outside at gunpoint. Police were alerted but officials arrived to clarify the misunderstanding. Johnson was praised for vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Monster cod lands at T Wharf weighing 120 pounds
The fishing schooner Athena captained by Edward Forbes docked at T Wharf with a 120 pound cod caught off the Middle Banks on Tuesday. The fish dressed weighed 104.5 pounds after cleaning. Captured by Forbes and dorymate with a simple cod hook, the fish is the largest at the wharf in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Edward Forbes
T’ Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Forbes
Dorymate
Two Men Receive Prison Terms in Hanover Street Case
Florace M. St. John alias Edwin Bell and William E. Hansen of Quincy were found guilty. St. John received a seven to ten year sentence for assault with intent to kill Inspector McCaffrey in a Hanover street pawnshop. Hansen got four to six years for possessing burglars tools.
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Florace M. St. John
Edwin Bell
William E. Hansen
Quincy
McCaffrey
Hanover Street
St. John
Charlestown State Prison
Hansen
Torchy Plays New Role in Frosting the Profess
Torchy the red headed office boy stars in a Sunday story titled Frosting the Profess. Torchy shines in this latest Sewell Ford tale following Shorty McCabe adventures.
School Voters League Formed By Boston Women
The School Voters League formed yesterday in Jacob Sleeper Hall with registered women voters. Speakers included Professor Charles Zueblin Dr Jane E Robbins and C Hanford Henderson who urged a Boston teachers association to align with citizen groups. Founding officers include Mary Morton Kehew Lucia Ames Mead Mary O Sullivan Mary Boyle O'Reilly Susan Fitzgerald and Anne Withington.
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School Voters’ League
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Charles Zueblin
Jane E. Robbins
New York
C. Hanford Henderson
Zueblin
Boston
League
Mary Morton Kehew
Lucia Ames Mead
Mary O’sullivan
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Susan Fitzgerald
Anne Withington
Cure for Psoriasis After Cuticura Remedies
Arthur Duncan of Bridgend South Wales describes a long battle with psoriasis starting in 1906. After hospital treatment failed and job loss, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and was completely cured in three weeks, with no relapse. Information on Cuticura products and a free skin diseases book.
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London
Arthur Duncan
Litchard Hill
Bridgend
South Wales
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Bole Props
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Cuticura
Nothing Like CASCARETS The World’s Biggest Seller
CASCARETS claim to be the best medicine for liver and bowels and the one thing people need. The ad touts millions of users and top selling status with box sales for a week’s treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascarets
Tufts Students Wheel Barrow Parade After Election Bet
Tufts College Medical School students Charles O Malley and Benjamin A Godvin fulfilled a bet by wheeling Godvin in a wheelbarrow from Huntington Avenue to Park Square in Boston. The crowd grew from 800 to nearly 1000 as the procession moved under cheering observers along Huntington Avenue and Boylston Street toward Park Square.
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Charles O'Malley
Benjamin A. Godvin
Tufts College Medical School
Back Bay
O'Malley
Godvin
Storrow
Fitz
Gerald
Huntington Avenue
Park Square
Q’malley
Fitzgerald
Boylston Street
Cambridge Police Mutual Benefit Ball Draws Thousands
Mayor William F. Brooks attended with 38 000 guests at the Cambridge State Armory for the annual Cambridge Police Mutual Benefit Association ball. Supper at midnight interrupted the dance, which continued until 2 o clock.
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William F. Brooks
Cambridge Police Mutual Benefit Association
Cambridge State Armory
Local Losses Reported Across Boston Area
From 2 a m to 2 p m a series of losses were recorded at various boxes and locations including Lafayette Roxbury Hoxton South Mystic Wharf Dorchester Avenue South Boston Leverett Streets Atlantic Avenue and Oak Grove. Names listed include John Donnelly John McDonald Hunt Spiller & Co Albert Laskey Joseph Lipsky and Joseph W Hildreth & Sons with losses ranging from 10 to 1000 dollars and a noted false alarm at Marginal Street East Boston.
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Lafayette Roxbury
John Donnelly
Second Street
South
Hoxton
John McDonald
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Hunt, Spiller & Co
Warren Eueet
Oxbury
Albert Laskey
R. m
Leverett Streets
Arry Hurling
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph W. Hildreth & Sons
Grem
E. E. Gray Co. Annual Mutal Benefit Association Dance
About two thousand people attended the fifth annual dance of the E. E. Gray Company Employees Mutual Benefit Association at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building last night. The hall was decorated in blue and white with gold trim and the stage displayed palms flowers and greenery. An orchestra played from 8 to 9 with dancing 9 to 1 am supper served at 11 in an adjacent hall. Features included the automobile dance and the moonlight waltz.
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B E. Gray Company
EH. S. Douglass
BE. G. Leonard
F. Adams
C. Duninger
E. Stevens
T. Sutton
G. Simpson
F. J. Sampson
B. WH. Harding
S. M. Lawlor
F. N. Jordan
A. J. Harris
Fire damages two and a half story building in Everett
A two and a half story structure partly used as a Jewish synagogue at Malden street and Webster avenue burned, causing about 2000 in losses. Fireman George Wilson fell from the second story and suffered a leg gash, taken to Whidden Hospital for treatment.
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Everett
Malden Street
Webster Avenue
George Wilson
Whidden Hospital
Pape's Diuretic promised to cure backache and kidney misery
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a rapid remedy for backache bladder trouble and kidney disorders claiming immediate cleansing and healing effects. It urges readers to start with a fifty cent treatment and to trust Cincinnati based Pape Thompson & Pape as a reliable medical concern.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
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Mrs. Rousseau
Mr. Simpson
Melrose
Thought Bank
Gun’s Point
T Wharf
T” Wharf
Traymore
Atlantic City
N. J
D. S. White
Pres
Chas. D. Marquette
Mgr
Storrowv
Ter Charles Malley
Benjamin Godwin
Daily Fire Record
E. E. Gray CO
M.B. A. Dance
B.L. Crowley
M. F. Floyd
A. M. Salsman
J. F. Atwood
H. R. Poock
FE. FE. Gray Company
Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Clement W. Currier
James W. Gordon
Charles L. Edgerly
Marion
A. Staudigle
Harry Staple
H. R. Longueil
H. A. Crowe
John Atwood
W. D. Covert
May Wagsner
Everett Fireman
Foe Eht
Shick
Tampa Gardens
Florida
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Tampa
Hillsboro Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Philadelphia
Key West
Havana
Central and
South America
West Indies
Arian Saltirvans
Avaamea Valet Uds
Jacksonville
Hillsboro’ County
Tomer Wetaens
Hillsboro County
River View
South Tampa Gardens
University of Florida
Gainesville
J. J. Vernon
Tampa Bay Land Company
South Tampa Garden
Ww. B. Owen
Samuel Borchardt
James A. Holloman
James F. Taylor
North
Ampa Bay Land Company
Tampa, Fla
Aoywee
The
Agricultural Department
Tampa Bay Land CO
Massengale Advertising Agency
Atlanta, Ga
Bank of Tampa
Fla
F. C. Bowyer
Tampa Board of Trade
C. M. Knott
Superior Court of
W. I. Stovall
Tampa Daily Tribune
D. B. McKay
Daily Times
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