Kirkpatrick Case Details Wife's Divorce Request After Abusive Incident
Mrs. Percy R. Kirkpatrick testified before Judge White that her husband hurled a heavy water pitcher at her head, struck her guest, choked her, and prevented her from leaving the house following a night of intoxication. The assaults spanned several years with a violent culmination on Oct. 14, 1909.
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Percy R. Kirkpatrick
Commonwealth Avenue
Alliston
Miss Cutler
Somerville
Kirkpatrick
McVade of
Malden
Internal Bathing Promises Healthier Digestion Remedy
An ad touts the J. B. L. Cascade as a natural internal cleansing method to prevent constipation and biliousness. It claims widespread physician approval and consumer use, offered for inquiry at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores with a booklet titled Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient.
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Riker-Jaynes
New England
Dean's Kidney Pills lauded in Boston testimony
A Boston man G A Craig testifies to relief from kidney pain swelling and nervous distress after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Sole US agents Foster-Milburn Co advertise the remedy at 50 cents. The piece then shifts to a political memorandum about Governor Wilson Colonel Harvey Harper's Weekly support and conflicting views, urging public understanding in the Democratic leadership race.
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Dean
Boston
G. A. Craig
Hancock St
Mass
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wilson Break With Gov Explains Split In Kentucky
Henry Watterson, veteran Kentucky editor, says he hoped for a Woodrow Wilson like Tilden but found a schoolmaster not a statesman. He regrets being forced to witness or participate in the dispute between Colonel George Harvey and Governor Wilson and will speak plainly to be fair to the public and principals.
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Manhattan Club
Wilson
Colonel Harvey
Governor Wilson
Mr. Tilden
New Jersey
Harvey
Kentucky
Louisville
Woodrow Wilson
Tilden
Henry Watterson
George Harvey
Edison plans vast new Edison Electric plant in Roxbury
Edison Company enlarges its Boston division with a three acre complex on Massachusetts Avenue Roxbury costing over 500000. Excavation starts soon and building will serve as a terminal for equipment departments and support a dozen lines of activity as demand grows.
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Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston
Boston College
Massachusetts Avenue
Roxbury
Amherst Alumni Banquet Set At Hotel Somerset
Amherst Alumni Association holds its annual dinner next Monday at 6 PM. President Harris will deliver his farewell address as he retires from Amherst College in June. Speakers include Chief Justice Rugg Congress member Lawrence Lawrence Abbott 81 Burgess Johnson 99 and Professor Dyles.
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Amherst Alumni Association
Hotel Somerset
Harris
Amherst College
Justice Rugg
Lawrence
Lawrence Abbott
Burgess Johnson
Dyles
Longshoremen Strike Over Wage Demand at East Boston Wharf
The Noddle Island Longshoremen Assembly votes to stay out until a wage increase is won. More than 700 attend Hibernian Hall as officers report strike progress and failure of strike breakers to load cargo. Agents insist on continuing with strikebreakers despite delays.
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United States
Mark Sulelien
Noddle Island
Hibernian Hall
Boston
Holding Associations Targeted by Massachusetts Tax Commissioner
Tax Commissioner William D. Trefry files a special report urging tighter regulation of voluntary associations that hold stock in public service firms. He calls to hold these entities accountable, cap ownership at 10 percent, and require regulated charges independent of capitalization. Real estate trusts would be allowed incorporation with reporting for 15+ shareholders.
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Voluntary Association
Massachusetts
William D. Trefry
Public Service
New York
Tax Commission
Boston
Dentist Dr S Legrande Crane Dies at 81 in Hartford
Dr S Legrande Crane who practiced dentistry in Hartford for 65 years died of heart disease at age 81. He was also noted as a talented musician.
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Hartford
S. Legrande Crane
Asthma Treatment Promised Relief From Longstanding Sufferers
For years thousands of asthma sufferers have pursued common treatments yet still struggle for relief. The article laments persistent breathlessness and clutched chests despite ongoing care.
Doctor claims asthma cure with personal remedy
A physician promotes a personal asthma treatment promising permanent cure after years of suffering. He offers a free trial by mail and asks readers to send name and address to Dr. W. K. Walrath in Adams New York, claiming benefits for asthma hay fever and bronchitis.
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Mark H. Jackson
Alhambra Ridg
Syracuse
N.Y
Jackson
Angel
W. K. Walrath
Adams
New York
Longshoremen Demand Clear ruling on immigration law
Boston longshoremen led by William F. Dempsey demand a firm interpretation of the immigration and contract labor laws after Commissioner Billings asserted no action can be taken against foreign crew members working on docks. Delegation includes Michael OMeara and Michael Keevey. talks last over an hour as Billings cites law provisions while crews face work assignments on steamships.
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Boston Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Colonel Billings
Commissioner Billings
Billings
Dempsey
William F. Dempsey
Boston Provident Longshoremen’s Union
Michael O’meara
Noddle
Cure for Dyspepsia Rheumatism and Kidney Bladder Troubles
A traditional home remedy combines Fluid Extract Juniper Berries Compound Fluid Balmwort and Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites. Adults take a teaspoon before meals and at bedtime with a full glass of water, claimed to cleanse kidneys and ease rheumatic pains.
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Little Et
Council seeks test case on immigration labor laws
The council plans to urge United States District Attorney French to pursue a test case alleging violations of immigration and alien contract labor laws. If the case finds no breach, officials aim to appeal to regional Congressmen to seek a bill banning foreign workers on American soil, argued as aligning with the law's spirit.
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United States
French
Congress
Comic Characters Liven Next Sunday's Post
The Post previews its comic section with familiar figures such as Muggsy Willie Westing house Sambo Hank the Hermit and Mrs Rummage returning for laughs.
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Muggsy
Willie Westinghouse
Sambo
Hank the Hermit
Mrs. Rummage
Next Sunday’s Post
New Serial Promises French Heroine Turned American
The Post Magazine previews a fresh Sunday serial featuring a French heroine who becomes Americanized, aided by an American hero. Much of the tale unfolds in the United States with social intrigue and a double romance, praised for its unique plot and gripping style.
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Post
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