Backache cured by Warner's Safe Cure praised by New Orleans woman
Estelle Blanchard of 1183 Columbus Ave New Orleans says years of backache and kidney trouble were ended after using Warner's Safe Cure. She cites relief after a week and cure after three bottles. The ad warns of kidney disease signs and promotes Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as trusted remedies.
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Estelle Blanchard
New Orleans
Warner
Bright
Columbus Ave
Receivers Appointed for Mer ton Cafe
Harry N. Stearns and Chester W. Ford named receivers for the Merton cafe at 18 Summer Street. They were appointed at the petition of Charles A. Russell to halt Matilda G. Smith and agent Marion G. Smith from selling transferring or managing the business until further court order.
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Harry N. Stearns
Chester W. Ford
Merton Cafe
Summer Street
Charles A. Russell
Matilda G. Smith
Marion G. Smith
Boston Y M C A Welcomed by Japanese Manchurian Troops
A letter from a Y M C A secretary in Manchuria reports active hospital and camp work and wide welcome for secretaries. They visit thousands of wounded, supply music and magazines, and receive support from commandants to extend work to Liaoyang. A New Old South Church mass meeting on Feb 2 seeks more details. Francis B. Sears is treasurer of the Boston fund.
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Manchuria
Liaoyang
Mukden
New Old South Church
Francis B. Sears
Shawmut National Bank
Boston
Vahey seeks new Tucker trial amid juror notes dispute
In East Cambridge, James H. Vahey returns as Tucker defense files for a new trial and time extension to February 28. Grounds include alleged juror note taking illegal, judge error, and verdict against law and evidence. judges Sherman and Sheldon to rule then possibly the full Supreme Court.
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Vahey
Sherman
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Same Right as Men Ex-Judge Dewey Defends Women Jurors
Ex judge Dewey argues women have equal right to serve on juries. He notes women attend trials with the same curiosity as men and asks why they should be barred. He comments on jury hissings and suggests those who hissed did not oppose the verdict.
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Dewey
Addicks Ordered to Face Newport Debt
The Supreme Court ordered J Edward Addicks to appear on the first day of the April session or a default judgment will be entered for George A Weaver Company. The suit seeks 300 for Newport residence merchandise and attached two Newport Casino shares valued at 500 each.
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Newport
R. I
Supreme Court
J. Edward Addicks
Bay State Company of Delaware
George A. Weaver
Addicks
Delaware
Catarrlets and Hood's Sarsaparilla Offer Relief
An ad claims Catarrlets rapidly relieve catarrh by soothing the mucous membrane and improving breath. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and address the root causes for radical, permanent cures of the constitution disease.
Juror Nason Admits Notes On Massachusetts Trial
Rev W W Nason, one of the jurors in the Tucker case, tells a Post reporter he kept stenographic notes during the trial for memory aid but failed to take notes on the judge's charge. He defends the verdict as the only just one and says jurors can expect protection from threats. He reveals he was drafted into jury service despite clergy exemption and says jury duty will be abhorrent to him in the future.
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The
Post
Boston
Tucker
James H. Vahey
Charles H. Innes
James
Thomas Vahey
Sheriff Fairbairn
Sherman
Sheldon
Messrs. Vahey
Innes
Charles H. Innis
Billerica
W. W. Nason
Nason
Massachusetts
Louis Dyy
Walter
Ing
Murphy
Mrs Innes Reveals Hopeful Yet Futile Trial Dreams
Mrs Innes recalls daily meetings with Mrs Tucker and her hopes for Louis Tucker to visit his ailing father. The jury returned a guilty verdict shocking Mrs Tucker and leaving Mrs Innes devastated and certain of innocence.
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Innes
Tucker
Women as court watchers stir moral debate after murder trials
A Post inquiry surveys public reaction to women spectators at murder trials including the Tucker case. Juror Murphy notes feminine hisses and insults toward jurors as verdicts are announced, prompting questions about whether women should be barred from such hearings.
Statement by Chief Justice Aiken on Court Access
Chief Justice Aiken states that courts are public and women should be allowed to enter a courtroom as long as their department is not objectionable. He notes the court may exclude minors but asserts the general public of age has a right to visit the courts.
If the Women Can Stand It Says Judge Bruce
Judge Charles M. Bruce of Malden District Court voices restraint saying his court has no opinion on the subject. He asserts that if women can endure the issue, he can too, reflecting a measured stance on a social topic.
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Bruce
Malden Court
Charles M. Bruce
District Court of
Malden
Judge Abbott of Waltham Rules on Hissers Culpability
Judge Abbott in Waltham declares those who hissed during proceedings responsible for disruption. The ruling centers on conduct at a public event and assigns blame to participants who booed and jeered. Local observers cite his decision as a test of decorum and accountability.
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Abbott
Waltham
Court Judge Sees No Place For Women In Court
Judge Samuel C. Abbott argues courts are no place for women and calls a capital case venue inappropriate for their presence. He also supports punishing anyone who kisses jurors after a verdict in the Tucker case.
No Place for Women Judge Kennedy Says Those Who Hissed Merited Arrest
Judge John C. Kennedy of Newton Municipal Court condemns women attending murder trials and hissing jurors. He argues such spectators distract jurors and warns against contempt. He notes women kissing jurors in the Tucker case should have faced arrest.
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Kennedy
Newton
John C. Kennedy
The
To Curb a Cold in One Day Quinine Tablets
Advertises a fast cold cure with quinine tablets and laxative ingredients. Claims satisfaction if it fails to cure, with a signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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Formosa Oolongs Offer a Trio of Teas and Prices
Describes three Formosa Oolong brands Buffalo Chop Orloff and Hung Kee with rose like bouquet heavier body and tang and a creamy nectar like liquor. Buffalo Chop priced at 60 cents per pound Orloff same 60 cents per pound Hung Kee 50 cents per pound.
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Formosa
Ceylon
India
Orloff
Oldest, Largest Massachusetts Insurance Co Listing Info
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co Boston details officers directors and offices. Includes president Benjamin F Stevens vice president Alfred D Foster secretary S Franksford Trull assistant secretary William B Turner and supt of agencies Daniel I Appel. Directors include Warren Sawyer Alfred D Foster Thomas Sherrin Nathaniel J Rust Henry Barkman Wallace L Pierce Charles E Cott Gordon Abaytt Reginald Foster and others. Financial figures show January 1 1905 assets $8 324 422 73 liabilities $34 688 296 48 surplus $3 686 age. Address for Home Office Agency Charles H Flood manager and A H Curtis general agent.
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Post Office Square
Boston
Benjamin F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. Franksford Trull
William B. Turner
Daniel I °. Appel
Warren Sawyer
Thomas Sherfvin
Nathaniel J. Rust
Henry
Arkman
Wallpace
L. Pierce
Charles E. Cot
Gordon Ab- Aytt
Reginald Foster
Massa
Charles H. Flood
Milli Eerie
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
Train collision kills two near Tullahoma Tennessee
A southbound passenger train and a northbound freight on the Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis line crashed on straight track near Tullahoma. Four trainmen died and several passengers were injured, with reports naming Suggs the fireman and Burrill the colored porter among the deceased or missing. details unclear as investigators work.
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Tennessee
Nashvilde
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Lanse
Tullahoma
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