Letter Reveals Accused Illicit Operation In Manchester Case
In court, Marie Bolduc's handwritten letter claiming an illegal operation by a Manchester physician (not Dr. Ferguson) surfaced as evidence. The letter, written while she believed she would die, described medicine and instruments used by another physician. The case centers on Dr. John D. Ferguson, Mrs. Jennie Shattuck, and others linked to Marie Bolduc.
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Marie Alma Bolduc
Manchester
N. H
Ferguson
John D. Ferguson
Jennie Shattuck
Mary A. O’neil
Andie M. Reed
Larry Smith
Boston
Elizabeth Bolduc
Chartrand
Marie Bolduc
Bolduc
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Letter for John B Chartrand Magnetic Healer Request
A letter was written at the request of John B Chartrand a magnetic healer. The document reflects his involvement in a matter likely connected to his healing practice and public profile.
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John B. Chartrand
Wolfs introduces new bundle desk at My Clothier corner
A new bundle desk on the main floor at Wolfs My Clothier on the Hanover and Portland streets corner improves layout. The feature is expected to speed package delivery and enhance service for customers.
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Wolfs
Hanover
Portland Streets
Longshoremen Refuse Accept New York Conditions
Officers of the Boston Longshoremen's Trade Council deny a rumor that the New York strike will end by early next week and that workers will return to the New York schedule. They refuse New York terms and await arbitration before any board other than the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration.
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Boston Longshoremen’s Trade Council
New York
Board of Arbitration
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Longshoremen Stand Firm Against New York Wage Scale
Reported settlement talks with steam ship agents have not swayed the four longshoremen unions. Delegates insist they will not accept the New York scale and will deal collectively with all agents when a settlement comes. Treasuries are said to be solid with funds to sustain the strike if needed.
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New York
Strike-Breakers Quit At Charlestown Docks In Turmoil
About 200 strike-breakers left work at the Charlestown docks around 6 PM and marched to the North station, where clashes with commuters ensued. Patrolman William Walsh escorted the crowd after a man collapsed from a left knee injury. The injured, Alojzy Zailczynski of New York City, remained nonverbal. Police later moved the group to the South station for a New York train.
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Charlestown
North Station
William Walsh
Walsh
Relief Hospital
Alojzy Zailczynski
Hast
Fourteenth Street
New York City
City Square
New York
Carnegie Seeks Seal to Release Witness Fees
Andrew Carnegie faces delay in securing 28.70 in witness fees from the House steel trust committee. He filed an expense voucher dated January 17 for 454 miles at five cents plus three days at two dollars daily, with a New York notary’s seal missing. Clerk Jerry South awaits the notary seal to release payment.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
House Steel Trust Committee
Carnegie
Jerry South
House
New York
Clerk South
Taft asks union for prosperity in New Haven speech
President Taft spoke to the New Haven Chamber of Commerce urging continuation of the economy and efficiency commission. He said the administration would enforce anti monopoly laws while seeking prosperity, and emphasized teamwork with business. Senator Bailey praised Taft’s honesty and effort to enforce laws.
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New Haven
Supreme Court
Bailey
President Reflects on Fear of Socialism Amid Faith in People
The President voices confidence in the American people while expressing concern about the fear of socialism. He states his belief that the nation is not near the feared threshold and emphasizes his conviction in democratic resilience.
Warn Against Fake Reception Solicitors
The Post letters warn the public about unauthorized solicitors for Cardinal O Connell’s reception on February 17. Only Miss Mary Barr of Monument Square Charlestown is authorized to issue tickets for the Organized Catholic Charities event at the Hotel Somerset, per Mrs M M Cunniff, committee chair.
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O’connell
Mary Barr
Monument Square
Charlestown
Organized Catholic Charities of
Hotel Somerset
M. M. Cunnitff
War Rumor in Chinatown Sparks Guarded Streets
A rumor of a war involving New York Chinese gangs prompts police to monitor Hop Sing On Leong Tongs in Chinatown. Guards posted inside several businesses, including a residence on Oxford Street with an armed resident, to deter unrest.
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Chinatown
Hop Sing-On Leong Tongs
New York
Oxford Street
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