Thaw Trial Delayed Awaiting October Arraignment
New York July 2. District Attorney Jerome says Thaw may not be arraigned before October due to court schedules. Thaw’s valet William Bedford died, removing a key witness. Bedford’s statements disputed drug use and notes claims, while Thaw’s habit and European trip details were clarified by Bedford.
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New York
Harry Kendall
Jerome
Court of General Sessions
Thaw
William Bedford
Presbyterian Hospital
Garvan
Bedford
Miss Nesbit
Pittsboro
White
Mrs. Thaw
Letter Aids Thaw Reveals White's Life and Ensnared Girls
A historical letter outlines James White's lifestyle and describes young rural girls lured away. The document portrays manipulation tactics and hints at surrounding motives, offering a glimpse into social pressures and illicit schemes of the period.
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White
Important revelations concerning Stanford White
New York reports on July 2 reveal significant new details about the Stanford White case. The disclosures touch on motives and connections, shaping the ongoing public understanding of the prominent architect’s activities.
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New York
Stanford White
The Day Before the 4th on Seventh Column
An advertisement notes several buy now deals including a $15 blue serge suit for $7.90 at F. Gray Co. and promotes Sanford's Ginger as a reliable remedy for cramps colds and chills with a claim of purity and warmth.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Sanford
Lodge Secrets Sought as Proctor Case Echoes
District Attorney Moran grilled Senator Lodge before the grand jury about Republican campaign methods after Robert G. Proctor, Lodge's secretary, received ten months for larceny of campaign funds. Moran cites possible irregularities and perjury, with Parker and several Republican officials expected to testify.
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Moran
Republican City Committee
Senator Lodge
Robert G. Proctor
Proctor
Parker
Grand Jury
Republican City Committees
Lodge And Parker Questioned Before Grand Jury
Senator Lodge and former Attorney General Herbert Parker testified before the grand jury yesterday as investigations circle the Proctor case. Moran noted Lodge spent 40 minutes answering questions, Parker appeared for multiple sessions ending with a plea for Proctor and left amid reporters.
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Senator Lodge
Moran
Herbert Parker
Lodge
Star Chamber
Parker
Proctor
Superior Criminal Court
Grand Jury Room
Proctor Sentenced on Campaign Funds Embezzlement
Robert G. Proctor former secretary to Senator Lodge was sentenced to ten months in the house of correction for larceny of Republican campaign funds. Judge De Courcy granted a stay of execution until the Supreme Court hears the case after defense exceptions. He faced embezzlement of 225 dollars contributed in 1904 to the Republican State committee.
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Robert G. Proctor
Senator Lodge
House of Correction
Judge de Courcy
Supreme Court
Republican State Committee
Proctor Case Called As Court Sees Few Friends In Hearing
When the case was called very few of Proctor's many friends were in the court during the hearing of the evidence.
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Proctor
Hurrah for the Boys Sale at F. Gray Co
F Gray Co offers 1000 boys handsome suits at 1 49 each. Every suit valued at least 4 dollars. Located at Washington and Hap ver.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and Hap Ver
Judge Delays Sentence as Proctor Sentenced to Ten Months
Judge De Courcy overrules a motion for a new trial in the Proctor case and imposes a ten month House of Correction term with stay on execution until higher court review. Parker and McAnarney attend as Dennison moves for sentence. July 16 set for filing exceptions.
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Parker
J. W. McAnarney
Herbert Parker
Lodge
DeCourcy
Manning
Robert G. Proctor
House of Correction
Best $12 Outing Suit Found in Boston $5.90 Deal
F Gray Co offers a $12 outing suit for $5.90 in Boston with Washington and Hanover. The mark down highlights value and location for shoppers seeking affordable summer attire.
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F. Gray Co
Boston
Washington
Hanover
Bargain Suits At F. Gray Co
The busy store at Washington and Hanover advertises double breasted suits for 5.90 as a lower price option compared with 12.00 elsewhere. The notice promotes value and location for shoppers seeking affordable menswear.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Elopement Shocks Boston as Maxwell Becomes Beckwith Bride
Helen Anna Maxwell of 308 Warren Street secretly weds Paul Lober Beckwith of Bangor and Harvard. Beckwith, 28, a six foot athletic Yale track man, proposed passionately amid clandestine meetings, despite parental opposition.
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Helen Anna Maxwell
Roxbury
Providence
Paul Lober Beckwith
Harvard
Boston
Warren Street
Bangor
Beckwith
Boston Nationals Defeat Philadelphia 1 0
Boston Nationals beat Philadelphia 1 to 0. Americans win and lose in Washington with scores 4 to 3 and 17 to 3. Schooner Corona wins a 180 mile ocean yacht race. Oxford wins feature event at Salem track by a nose. Hamburg Belle debuts at Sheepshead Bay and wins Equality Stakes. Catcher Phelps case opened again. Fall River gains a point in New England league standings. American tennis players fall in London. Miss Sutton wins her match. Walcott defeats Kid Pantz. Readville to host new trotting records tomorrow.
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Boston Nationals
Philadelphia
Washington
Corona
Oxford
Big Salem
Sheepshead Bay
Catcher Phelps
Fall River
New England
London
Miss Sutton
Walcott
Kid Pantz
Readville
For Torpid Liver Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An 1900s style health ad urges readers to use Horsford's Acid Phosphate to stimulate liver activity relieve constipation sick headache and malaria symptoms. It promotes a patent remedy with claims of broad health benefits and quick relief.
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Horsford
Father John's Medicine Stakes Against Consumption
Promoted as a cure for lung troubles, it claims to prevent consumption and restore flesh and strength to users. The ad urges readers to trust Father John’s Medicine for renewed health.
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Father John
Blue Serge Suits Sale Ad By F Gray Co
An advertisement notes blue serge suits priced at 12 dollars with a sale listing F Gray Co located at Washington and Hanover.
Fireworks To Be Allowed All Over the City in Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald and the Board of Aldermen overruled Police Commissioner O Meara to allow Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks citywide. The Aldermen approved a permit window from 4 a m to midnight and Fire Commissioner Wells authorized at least 22 bonfires in various districts starting midnight or earlier, ensuring widespread illumination.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Wells
O'Meara
Boston
Aldermen
Showers Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Local forecasts predict Tuesday showers for Boston and nearby areas. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with calmer conditions.
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Boston
Dreary June Day Prefers Lamps Over Sun
An early morning shower drenches a summer day but as the sun fades no rain falls. The sky stays dark and damp prompting the use of a lamp. The speaker notes that if today remains half as drear as predicted the golden sun may not appear.
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Clinedinst Studio
Parker Appears
Proctor and McAnarney
John L. McAnarney
Mr. Parker
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Edison Electric Illuminating
Charles L. Edgar
City of
Necco
Enor Giger
NEW England Confectionery CO
Melcher Sts
Mass
Charles R. Maxwell
Mr. Beckwith
Helen
Miss Maxwell
Christy
Gibson
O’meara
Thompson’s Spa
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