MacFarland Divorce Libel Case Continues On Page 1
The article outlines claims by a husband that money from mysterious sources funded his wife's actions and that detectives aided Mrs. Norton in seeking his divorce. He counters by noting he hired detectives to monitor his wife and says he has found evidence justifying the suit against the attorney. Marian Cossaboom Norton is named in the narrative.
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William E. Weaver
Norton
MacFarland
Hoffman House
New York
la Vallee
Main St
Burlington, Vt
Francis McKenna
Cabot St
Boston
Siegel’s Drug Department
Constipation the Cause of Disease and Remedy Claims
A 1900s ad touts Hunyadi Janos Water as a natural laxative to ease constipation and prevent disease. The text shifts to a Boston divorce case where Mrs. Norton seeks separation from Norton amid alleged infidelity with MacFarland, a Harvard student, with court actions ongoing and related statements from MacFarland and Norton.
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Nature
Marine Eye Remedy Delivers Soothing Relief for Ailing Hyem
A marine eye remedy named Eyes Tonis Soothes and relieves the malady described as Hyem. The product claims rapid comfort for irritated eyes and general ocular discomfort with regular use.
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Hyem
Hitchcock A Libel Witness In Panama Scandal Case
Indianapolis June 2 The government won a point in the libel case against Charles R Williams and Delavan Smith owners of the Indianapolis News Indicted by a DC grand jury on alleged graft in Panama Canal purchase Judge Anderson postponed the case to Oct 11 to allow witnesses including Frank Hitchcock Norman Mack George Cortelley and J P Morgan officials to testify in Washington
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Charles R. Williams
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Panama Canal
United States
Stuart, McNamara
Charles W. Miller
Anderson
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
George B. Cortelyou
J. P. Morgan & Co
Washington
Dingley Duties Raised Prompt Tariff Debate In Senate
Washington June 2 The Senate adopted a 10 hour day and night session plan and debated tariff policy. Senator Lafollette challenged the Dingley tariff, arguing it promotes monopoly and protects high duties. He cited Sherman anti trust law fights and warned packers may gain control of leather products.
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Washington
Senate
Bacon
Alexander Hamilton
James G. Blaine
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Lafollette
John Sherman
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Committee On Finance
Money
la Follette
Taft
Chicago
House
Mob Attacks Transit Cars in Philadelphia Strike
A mob along Fifth street and Lehigh avenue attacked streetcars during a strike, injuring several including a conductor named Jerry Smith. Police dispersed the crowd after a prolonged clash as cars were finally withdrawn from service and rioters arrested.
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Episcopal Hospital
Fifth Street
Lehigh Avenue
Jerry Smith
New York
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