Thaw Granted Habeas Writ for Sanity Hearing
New York June 14 Justice William J. Gaynor issued a writ of habeas corpus to Harry K. Thaw directing Matteawan asylum superintendent to bring Thaw to White Plains Supreme Court June 17 and show cause why he should not be released from confinement after his trial for killing Stanford White.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Stanford White
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Mills
White Plains
Matteawan
Thaw
Tarbox Bigamy Case Leads to Warrant and Extradition Effort
Authorities pursue warrants for Tarbox and his daughter after Devine turns over evidence. Chief Boston plans to issue police cards with Tarbox and the girl’s pictures, seeking extradition while noting they may have crossed into Canada.
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Boston
Tarbox
Devine
Canada
Constipation and Its Causes Promote Hunyadi Janos Water
The piece argues constipation as a major health issue and condemns drastic laxatives. It promotes Hunyadi Janos Water from Hungary as a gentle natural remedy that safely induces a bowel movement within an hour, warns against substitutions by druggists, and urges keeping a bottle on hand.
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Hungary
Hunyadi Janos
Mrs Goulds Fashion Testimony in Gould Divorce Case
Testimony details Mrs Gould’s Palm Beach wardrobe spendings with gowns priced from 100 to 600 dollars and remarks on a life of costly dress. She cites social duties requiring daily changes and multiple maids. The case discusses Jay Gould’s estate, Howard Gould’s income, and family notoriety.
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Palm Beach
Washington
Florida
Farnum
Adolph Ladenburg
Jay Gould
George
Frank
Howard
Helen
Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Paris
New York
de Sagan
George Gould
Gould
Frank Gould
Goulds
Howard Gould
Malloy
Castle Gould
Alexis
Newport News
Mr. Nicoll
Mr. Sells
Mrs. Gould
Big Hawley
William C. McLaughlin
New York Detective Bureau
Katherine Clemmons Gould
William C. Woodadward
Big
Hawley
Force
McLaughlin
Nicoll
Shearn
Mr. Shearn
Mr. Gould
Nashawena cotton mills to add 2.5 million in capital
New Bedford announces plans to expand its mill district with 2.5 million dollars in new capital, 100000 additional spindles, and over 3500 looms as Nashawena cotton mills rise. The project was unveiled today.
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New Bedford New Bedford
New Bedford
Nashawena
Toye Brings Double Voice Sensation to Revere Beach Stage
The phenomenal singer known as Toye, who drew a New York audience, will appear at Scenic Temple on Revere Beach this week. Attend for a high class performance by a noted vocal talent.
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New York
Scenic Temple
Revere Beach
Adv
Rare Bargains at Boston Department Store Stock Sale
A fire stock sale at the Boston Department Store offers wash suits tourist coats skirts wrappers and dress goods at bottom prices. Linen suitings and other specialties sell for three five and nine cents a yard.
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Boston
Hatless Fugitive disrupts Hotel Touraine dining room
Frank Gerard of 333 Tremont Street fled through the Hotel Touraine dining room last night pursued by two officers. He had slipped away after being accused of rifling the pockets of a drunken man at the corner of Lagrange and Washington streets.
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Hotel Touraine
Frank Gerard
Tremont Street
Lagrange and
Washington Streets
Gerard Flees Along City Streets Before Capture at Touraine
Officer Downey arrested Gerard and Charles Hunnefeld then pursued Gerard from Lagrange Street to Tamworth and Boylston Streets. Gerard escaped into the Touraine Hotel dining room before officers trapped him and booked him at Station 4 on larceny from Hunnefeld.
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Downey
Gerard
Charles A. Hunnefeld
Lagrange Street
Tamworth Street
Boylston
Sullivan
Buckley
Touraine
Station 4
Charles Hunnefeld
Fight Over Telegraph Time Filing Tax Prompts Two Proposals
Boston officials and lawmakers debate a telegraph rate on time filing charges. A proposed bill would insert no charge for placing filing time, while the 1906 highway law allows the mayor to seek a rate reduction through the electricity commission, with hearings and recommendations.
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O’brien
Treadway
Senate
Wallace
House
Committee On Rules
Hibbard
Highway Commission
Speaker Walker hints telegraph bill fate unlikely
Speaker Walker said the rules committee would probably refuse to consider any new bills. He noted urgency might change the stance, but, in his view, new telegraph legislation seems improbable.
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Walker
Telegraph
Rules
Telegraph Firms Decry Time Filing Charge Under New Law
Western Union and Postal Telegraph managers argue the time filed fee is essential to avoid halving profits under a new Massachusetts law. They claim the measure affects only in state messages and few Boston business dealings, with only 5 percent of local traffic altered. A Woodle, Western Union manager, told a reporter the absence of the fee would cut profits by half.
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Reidy
South Boston
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
Boston
Massachusetts
A. Woodle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Post
Insist on Ballot Before Marriage Sparks Debate
A controversial letter argues women should have the right to vote on marriage and urges women to continue working after marriage. It blasts the idea that wives must quit work and laments male domination, noting many wives feel oppressed and that mothers are often viewed as servants.
Try Marine Eye Remedy For Red Weary Watery Eyes
Marine Eye Remedy claims to soothe eye pain and irritation for red tired watery eyes. Its advertised benefits include relief from soreness and discomfort with a focus on quick comfort.
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Marine
Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice Promote Digestible Cereal
An advertising appeal from The Quaker Oats Company promotes Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice. It claims wide adoption nationwide, high digestibility, and advantages over traditional cereals, urging friends to try the puffed grains and enjoy versatile serving ideas.
Boston College party grounds set for June garden event
The City of Booths in Newton invites Boston College supporters to a June 19 garden party with vehicle accommodations along Commonwealth Avenue from Lake Street to South Street. Gates open with main entrance on South Street, a Lake Street entrance, and Dr. E A McCarthy in charge. The Alumni Association oversees left side activities including attractions, refreshment booths, and a large music tent. The turning of the first sod is the day’s chief event with state and city officials present. Civic exercises dominate. religious rites are planned for October. Telephones and Boston Elevated access are arranged, and a 9 p.m. fireworks finale will light the area near Reservoir Boulevard. Anticipated attendance is at least 40,000.
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Boston College
Newton
Commonwealth Avenue
Lake Street
South Street
Administration Building
Bureau of Information
E. A. McCarthy
Alumni Association
Boston
Reservoir Boulevard
Adams
Roxbury
Louise
Joan
Mary I. Adams
Gordon
Tremont Street
Chase
Osgood Chase
Dudley Street
Cyr
East Boston
Edward
Bridget Cyr
Bennington Street
Star of the Sea
Davis
Charlestown
Mary Ann Davis
Martin
North End
Winthrop Street
St. John the Baptist Church
Ferguson
South Boston
Hugh Ferguson
Broadway
Gate of Heaven Church
Forsyth
Hotel Touraine
James Bennett Forsyth
St. James Church
St. James Ete Roxbury
Garman
Melrose Highlands
Fannie E. Garman
Franklin
MacDonald
Ethel C. Macdonald
Hannah
Andrew F. Macdonald
Woodcliff Street
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
McFarland
Somerville
Ephraim A. McFarland, Jr
Ephraim A
Mary Isabelle McFarland
Mystic Avenue
McHale
Edward J. McHale
James W. Keller
Bllue Hill Avenue
St. John’s Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Fall River
Mass
South Station
Morrison
Charles
William
Patrick F
Ellen L. Wall
Fitzpatrick
Chelsea Street
Young
Melford
Therese A
William F. Young
Logem Avenue
Medford
Senate row over Taft free trade for Philippines sugar
In the Senate debate on the sugar schedule Senator Aldrich asserted President Taft supports reducing tariff barriers and free trade with the Philippines. Senator Bristow’s amendment to admit sugar free of duty was defeated 49 to 11, with listed supporters. No vote on the main question was reached.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Taft
Philippines
Islands
United States
Clapp
Congress
Minnesota
Mr. Aldrich
Bristow
Brown
Clayp
Cummins
Davis
Dolliver
Fletcher
Gore
la Follette
Newland
Tillman
Can You Tell the Cause of Your Trouble
Reader health note urges kidney care explaining nine tenths of illnesses stem from kidney trouble. Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the remedy with offer of a free sample by mail and mentions available fifty cent and one dollar bottles in drug stores.
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Minnie
Wilson Bros
Court St
Netty Cohen
Henry Waleck
John J. Shea & Sons
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