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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

4

Letters From Daughter to Mrs Bull Read in Court Hearing

A court session reviews letters from Olea Vaughan to her mother Mrs. Bull amid a guardianship dispute. The exchanged notes reveal affectionate tones and concern for Mrs. Bull’s health, while Attorney Whipple questions influence from Miss Noble and Mrs. Shapleigh and the status of visits and care.

Mr. Whipple Vaughan Margaret FE. Nobie Nivedita India Joe Miss Noble Boston Cambridge Carl Lysekloster Sylvea Olea Mr. Thorp Mount Desert

New York Murder Victim Was a Springfield Girl

The victim Elizabeth O Grady, born in Chicopee and 27, lived in Hartford and New York with husband Sherman Scheib. Police linked letters signed Anna found in their Amityville apartment and examined a missing receipt and possible alias Wells. Neighbors Ethel Mullin and May Flannery described meetings with Scheib and his car. Coroner tests on bathtub fluid were ordered as investigators scan documents and cross reference family accounts.

New York City Amityville New York Chicopee Holy Name Church Mercy Hospital Connor O'Grady Hartford Conn O’grady Elizabeth Sherman St. Francis Xavier Church J. B. Donnelly O'Grady Dreamland Park Wells Sacramento Cal Scheib Ethel Mullin Ninth Avenue Sixty-third Street Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm William Allen Allen Avalon Catalina Island Cimmiotti Lehane McMahon

WANTS SCHEIB IN COURT IN NEW YORK

Alexander Karlin, Scheib’s counsel, obtained a writ of habeas corpus from Justice Bischoff for Scheib’s appearance in court tomorrow. The petition argues the coroner’s order was void for lack of jurisdiction and the affidavit against Scheib is insufficient to justify imprisonment. The case notes Scheib’s April 15 presence in the flat and a prior odor causing concern in the building, while police investigate his past and Chicago links.

New York Scheib Chicago

Senate panel nears vote on Canadian reciprocity bill

Senate finance committee near end of public hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill with a vote slated for next Wednesday. The Root paper clause amendment will require substantial modification before approval. Whidden Graham testified the National Grange hired him to oppose the bill and that his firm prepared literature for various interests.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senator Root Root Whidden Graham Allen & Graham New York National Grange N. J. Bachelder New Hampshire Allen N. P. Hull Michigan Grange

Recipients of reciprocity fight sought AP and newspaper chiefs

Association officers and American press leaders were invited to testify next Monday about the paper and pulp section of the reciprocity agreement. Joseph H. Allen of Allen & Graham testified that lumber paper and woolen interests may fund anti reciprocity efforts. He named William M Wood Arthur C Hastings Chester T Lyman and Leonard Bronson as supporters. N J Bachelder stated that Allen and Graham acted under the Grange's legislative and executive committee.

Bachelder Senator Stone Grange Allen and Graham Allen Allen and Graham Associated Press American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Joseph H. Allen Allen & Graham National Grange The William M. Wo2ld American Woolen Company Arthur C. Hastings American Paper and Pulp Association Chester T. Lyman International Paper Company Leonard Brohson Ma&tional Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Williams Lyman

D. D. D. Eczema Wash Promises Quick Relief

A vintage D. D. D. Eczema wash claims to cure eczema and skin troubles with a mild soothing liquid made from Oil of Wintergreen Thymol and glycerine. The advertisement touts instant relief from the first drops and offers a 25 cent trial bottle through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

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