Kellogg Talks With President Over Harriman Case
Frank B. Kellogg special counsel for the government in the Harriman investigation met with the President at the White House along with Secretaries Root and Taft. Kellogg said he was in Washington on evidence in the Standard Oil cases and declined to disclose details. Attorney-General Bonaparte also conferred with the President about possible Sherman Act proceedings against coal-carrying railroads and the Harriman matter.
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Washington, D. C
Frank B. Kellogg
Harriman
White House
Root
Taft
Kellogg
Washington
Standard Oil
Bonaparte
Italian Held for Murder of His Uncle
Loretto di Gravio was arraigned in Lynn Police Court on a May 16 murder of his uncle Valentine di Pietro. Medical Examiner Pinkham testified the death was instantaneous from a bullet wound with minor facial injuries noted. The hearing was brief and continued to tomorrow.
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Loretto di Gravio
Valentine di Pietro
Pinkham
Pietro
Wamaset Club Hosts President Burton at Ward 14 Reception
A reception for president Joseph E. Burton was hosted by the Wamaset Club at their O street clubhouse last evening. The group, a new political club in Ward 14, formed largely through efforts by Burton and Councilman Thomas F. O'Brien.
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Joseph E. Burton
Wamaset Club
O Street
Ward 14
Burton
Thomas F. O'Brien
Moody Boynton Fights On For Boston Fall River Rail Charter
Moody Boynton, inventor of the bicycle railroad, continues his decades long bid to renew a charter for a Boston to Fall River line. once wealthy, now nearly penniless, he has spent over $2 million and faced bankruptcy while lobbying legislators on Newspaper Row and in the Legislature. The House vote to reconsider the adverse conference report gives him another chance as the Senate awaits action.
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Boston
Fall River
Boynton
Dom Pedro
Brazil
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New York City
London
Guild Hall
Liverpool
Queen Victoria
Windsor
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Newbury
Prince Albert
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Personal Experience With Cuticura Remedies Cures Disease
John S Woods of Brooklyn recounts serving in the Philippines where he contracted a tropical skin ailment called the Dobie Itch. He describes recurring outbreaks, Army surgeons’ treatment, and his eventual cure after using Cuticura Remedies. He endorses the product based on his relief and long-term absence of symptoms.
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Philippines
Philippine Islands
Engineers
Brooklyn
Johns. Woods
Sands St
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Cuticura Skin Cure Ad From Potter Drug
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent for eczema rashes pimples dandruff and hair loss. Claims rapid economical relief and worldwide sales by Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass. Mailed free guide titled How to Cure Skin Humors.
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Mass
Plymouth Grand Jury Indicts Flynn for Libel
Plymouth June 5 The Plymouth county grand jury reported findings in Superior Court Judge Sherman’s presence. Indicted and pled not guilty were Laney Chapmanian of Boston for breaking and entering Michael J Flynn of Boston for libel against Weldy Savings Bank officers and John W Mullen with George H Mullen of Boston for larceny. They were not arraigned. The court ordered trials set for Monday next.
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Plymouth County Grand Jury
Sherman
Laney Champanian
Boston
Michael J. Flynn
Wildey Savings Bank
John W. Mullen
George H. Mullen
Yale Offers To Buy Ingham University For Aged Teachers Home
Yale considers purchase of the former Ingham University at Leroy New York bequeathed by William Lampson of Leroy. Alumnae of Ingham a former women’s college now closed due to finances bid to buy and endow it as a home for aged teachers. Buffalo area firms also bid on the property.
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Conn
Yale
Ingham University of
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New York
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William Lampson
Grip Restores Eyesight for Sioux City Man
William Fowler, a man blind for 41 years, recovered vision after weeks of grip suffering. His headaches faded and he can now read a newspaper without glasses, with sight loss dating back to just after his marriage.
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Sioux City
Iowa
William Fowler
Fowler
Hearing Reveals Miss Maxwell Hallucinations Before Death
In Milton on December 8 1905 Elizabeth RB Maxwell left $15000 in property to Susan B Allen of El Dorado Kansas. Dr O B Pierce testified she feared water would drown her while flowers grew in her room. Witnesses recall aging women recounting events from Miss Maxwell’s life as the case resumes with Mrs Allen expected to testify.
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Elizabeth RB. Maxwell
Milton
Susan B. Allen
el Dorado
Kan
O. B. Pierce
Susan W. Nason
Miss Maxwell
Clergymen Begin Frame Church in Kansas City
Ten ministers and one evangelist started building a frame church at Fourth and Wyoming Streets. The Roanoke Boulevard Christian Church will be completed by ministerial labor and ready for the first service by Sunday. It will serve until funds allow a larger building.
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Fourth
Wyoming Streets
Roanoke Boulevard
Breaker Exhibited Gun During Labor Turmoil
George Sutherland, 31, of 2 Pine Street Cambridge, a teamsters strike-breaker, was arrested by Patrolman Waldron at freight house 8 of the New Haven Hartford railroad for carrying a concealed weapon. He allegedly displayed a revolver and threatened union men. He will appear before Judge Fallon.
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George Sutherland
Pine Street
Cambridge
Teamsters
Waldron
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Sutherland
Fallon
Doyle Appeals After Warrant Rejection In Caulfield Case
Councilman James Doyle of South Boston says he will fight the Caulfield case after Judge Fallon refused to issue a warrant for arresting Frederick Caulfield a strike-breaker on a gun flourishing charge. Doyle consulted District Attorney Moran after witnessing the incident. Also Chelsea Court heard William A. Tuttle a Zealandia strike-breaker plead not guilty to larceny with case continued.
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James Doyle
South Boston
Fallon
Frederick Caulfield
Moran
Doyle
William A. Tuttle
Zealandia
Chelsea Court
Tuttle
G. Stacy
Central Avenue
Chelsea
TRUST BOWS TO THE NEW LAW
President Sidney W. Winslow of the United Shoe Machinery Company issues a Massachusetts circular defending company contracts as to be in the best interests of all parties. He argues the Legislature misjudged the system and that no legislative change is needed as most factory managers share the company stance.
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Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
Massachusetts
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
House
Fires threaten Chelsea twice causing two alarms
Two rapid blazes in Chelsea broke out after 10 pm damaging a furniture storehouse at 2031 Hawthorne and a wool and rag sorting plant on Albany. The first fire caused about 5000 in losses, the second about 9000, with insurers covering contents. Cause is unknown.
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Hawthorne Street
A. G. Pike
Albany Street
Thorpe & Roberts
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