Parker Letters Reveal His Opinion in Will Contests
In Superior Court, Clark Parker and wife Phoebe attend the second day of trial over Benjamin W. Parker's will. Dr. Frederick P. Gay and others testifying describe alleged mental decline and undue influence, with Clark's California move and letters suggesting family strife over the estate.
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Parker
Clark Parker
Benjamin W. Parker
Phoebe Parker
Frederick P. Gay
Boston
University of California
Benjamin W. Pariser
Fletcher Ranney
Mr. Parker
Dr. Gay
Benjamin Parker
California
Benjamin
Ranney
Pasadena
H. Davis
Gay
Clarence M. Kelly
McLaren Asylum
Waverley
Mary C. Parker
Horace G. Ripley
Taunton State Asylum
Mary Co. Parker
John A. Riley
Suffolk County
Clark
Louisa M. Gay
G. F. Jelly
Robert I. Hogg
C. H. Davis
Fred Gay
Fred
Rea Gay
Phoebe
Budsy
Fr Supple Receives 5540 Gift at 40th Priestly Anniversary
Rev. James N Supple of Charlestown receives a $5540 check at a 40th anniversary celebration in the armory on Bunker Hill street. Governor Walsh District Attorney Pelletier and ex Mayor Fitzgerald attend as 8000 parishioners applaud. Supple ordained May 30 1874 and has served Charlestown 35 years.
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James N. Supple
St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
Armory
Bunker Hill Street
Father Supple
Governor Walsh
Pelletier
Fitzgerald
John T. Gallagher
Luke D. Mullen
Michael J. Supple
South Boston
St. Stephen's
North End
New York Demands Colonel for Governor
The New York Progressive advisory committee convened to press Theodore Roosevelt as the governor nominee. They voiced a strong demand to end Republican Democratic misrule and to lead a clean up against Murphy and Barnes Tamany machines. Roosevelt still refuses to run, but supporters push for a candidacy to appeal to independent voters.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Progressive Campaign Advisory Committee
Roosevelt
Murphy
Tammany
Barnes
Charles S. Whitman
Whitman
T. Douglas Robinson
Europe
New York State
Beatrice Allen Sought Over Magazine Subscription Scam
Police pursue Beatrice Allen, active in Back Bay, for soliciting magazine subscriptions without publisher authorization. Publishers deny any employment. Dozens report paying money for subscriptions.
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Back Bay
Beatrice Allen
Ebbets Objects to Unauthorized Interviews
Charley Ebbets denies giving recent interviews about the Federals and says an article alleging he planned to sue Joe Tinker for defamation was unauthorized. He notes, however, that recent events show fans will not support another major league circuit.
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Charley Ebbets
Joe Tinker
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Ilchrist
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