Mrs Lulu Miller Youngs Acquitted in Rochester Murder Trial
The jury found Mrs Lulu Miller Youngs not guilty of the murder of Florence McFarland. The verdict came at 9 o clock with insanity as the defense. the case centered on alleged motives linked to attentions from Mr Youngs.
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Rockefeller Secures New Vault in Broad Street Building
John D. Rockefeller has leased a new large vault at the Standard Safe Deposit Company under the Broad Exchange building at 2% Broad street. He is said to pay about $8000 annually for the space.
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Luce Revives Boston Direct Nomination Bill
Representative Luce moves to reconsider a rejected direct nomination bill for Congressmen in the 9th 10th and 11th districts and the measure heads toward passage. The Boston Democratic machine faces challenges as similar reform bills progress amid party clashes and legislative maneuvering.
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Dental student’s lark lands him in court
Maiden June 5 Ralph Tracey a 26 year old claiming to be a dental student in Boston faced a court appearance charged with larceny of a turncoat valued at 200 dollars the property of Leslie A. Smith a Medford stable keeper Tracey was held on 500 dollars bond for trial next Tuesday.
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Gospel Meetings Open on Boston Common This Sunday
The Evangelistic Association of New England opens open air gospel work on Boston Common with a opening service on Sunday June 7 at 3 30. Music will feature vocal and instrumental performances. Renowned evangelist Lewis F E Smith leads the first service with other ministers evangelists and laymen scheduled to speak. Next Sunday Rev Melville A Shaver of Toronto will preach. Meetings are at the Charles street mall opposite the Public Garden.
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Militia Membership Not Barred From Unions
Boston labor leaders defend militia members joining unions amid claims some unions bar service members. Denis D. Driscoll and Henry Abrahams push for no restriction, citing veterans and widespread militia involvement in trades unions. A court case over a worker’s readmission after a brewery strike looms with a decision expected.
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Sie
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Tto
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Thomas R. Mathews
Mathews
Major Stover
Fred Ozal
Burkhardt Brewing Company
J. H. Whitney
Wiegel
Union 122
Kerrigan
Harriman
United States Army
Osal
Postum Cures Coffee Ailments Says Trained Nurse
A nurse testifies that coffee worsened her heart and stomach issues, while Postum Food Coffee improved her health and allowed continued nourishment. She cites patients benefiting from Postum, including ulcerated stomach, nervous prostration, and morphine-related recovery, with a decisive shift from coffee to Postum.
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Lorimer Loses Bid to Halt Herald Publication
Justice Morton dismissed without prejudice a bill praying for an injunction to stop the Boston Herald from publishing the Letters of a Son to His Self-Made Father. The case centered on author Lorimer and the use of a pseudonym in the advertising of the letters.
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Elder
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Bartlett & Anderson
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the Herald
Boston
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Dwight Tilton
William J. Hynes
Whippie
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Secretary Shaw's Daughter to Graduate From Cornell
Miss Enid Shaw eldest daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury will graduate from Cornell College on Thursday June 18 in Mt Vernon Iowa. Her graduation essay is titled Shylock. Secretary Shaw may attend the ceremony the day before commencement and deliver a short address if able. The Shaw family sails for Europe July 4 aboard the Kroonland for a four month stay mainly in Paris. After returning Miss Enid Shaw will begin Washington society debut.
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Washington
Cave-In on State Street Injures Two Laborers
Thomas Dominick and Andre Carlevani, both 26, were badly hurt yesterday in a State Street subway trench collapse. A wall cave-in buried them about six feet under heavy stone and clay. they were unconscious and bleeding, removed to the Relief station and listed as dangerous.
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Hanover Street
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Stafford Case Continued in Municipal Court to June 10
The Stafford Bishop shooting case was adjourned again in the first Municipal Court session before Judge ParmENTER at the defendant's request. Mrs. Stafford, linked to the shooting by marriage, was not present. Stafford remains on bail supplied by Mrs. Annie Frothingham of Hereford Street.
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