Mrs Gould Weeps As Testimony Details Her Drink Habits
Witnesses describe Mrs. Gould's alleged intoxication at Castle Gould including two cocktails before breakfast and seven bottles of brandy over two weeks. Others recount heated clashes with staff, threats and a tirade against manager Maurice Molloy, with testimony aimed at justifying her husband's abandonment.
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Gould
Howard Gould
Hound
Castle Gould
DeLancey Nicoll
Maurice Molloy
Mol
Shearn
Justice Bischoff
Mr. Shearn
Justice Dowling
Molloy
Governor O'Brien Amendment Becomes Flash Point In Telegraph Bill Debate
Lawmakers clash over the O'Brien amendment to stop extra telegram charges. Governor Draper and House leaders urge swift action to curb telegraph company billing practices amid a heated session on public service regulation.
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Potter
Senate
Treadway
House
O'Brien
Mercantile Affairs Committee
O’brien
Ebsen
Salem
Varnum
Lowell
House Chaiman
Meehan and Riley
Walker
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Committee On Rules
Highway Commission
Cornelius J. Carmody
Worcester
Rules Committee
Massachusetts
Jens J. Madsen
Holyoke
Harry N. Stearns
Cambridge
Elmer IL. Curtiss
Hingham
Ernest E. Hobson
Palmer
Grafton D. Cushing
Boston
Robert M. Washburn
Frank H. Pope
Leominster
Richard S. Teeling
Charlestown
Senate Committee On Rules
Elias B. Bishop
Newton
Worcester man arranges full payment for Wachusett mills creditors
Worcester and Leesburg, Va., resident Harry W. Smith announced plans tonight to pay creditors of the Wachusett mills in full following the company’s March assignment.
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Worcester
Harry W. Smith
Worcester and
Leesburg
Wachusett Mills
Grape Nuts Said to Restore Nerves and Brain Power
A testimonial letter describes a former court stenographer who, after a years long recovery from a nervous breakdown, credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength and mental function. The author advocates regular use and digestion as proof of brain food benefits.
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State Hospital For
Lincoln
Neb
Wellville
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street offer a free month of treatment with all medicines for those who begin or renew by June 19. Consultation and exam with X-Ray are free. Four days remain to take advantage of this limited time offer for chronic diseases including facial blemishes goitre heart kidney liver nerve piles rupture rheumatism.
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Boylston Street
Boylston St
Luby Bros
Tremont St
Houghton & Dutton
Breathing and Disease Descriptions From Historical Text
The fragment lists bronchitis with coughing chest pain and weight loss, blood diseases such as scrofula and chronic blood poisoning, cancers described as external and internal removed without cutting, and catarrh with well known symptoms.
Companies Should Bear Cost Of Information Exchange
A speaker argues for legislation aligning with company positions that information should be provided at the expense of the sender or receiver. He asserts companies must bear the cost.
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Bernard J. Rothwell
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Balloon Flight From Pittsfield Sees Volunteers Step In
In Pittsfield on June 15 a balloon ascent faced wind delays. Charles J. Glidden withdrew and William Van Sleet became pilot with volunteers W. H. Gannett Dr. Sidney S. Stowell and Oscar R. Hutchinson ready to participate. The balloon lifted at 4 57 p m and landed in West Springfield at 7 30 p m.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
William van Sleet
W. H. Gannett
Augusta
Sidney S. Stowell
Oscar R. Hutchinson
Lenox
West Springfield
Boston & Maine Freight Workers Demand Higher Pay
Boston and Maine railroad freight handlers push for higher wages after a wage increase was refused by Superintendent Lee. The K of L scale committee met last week, outside locals also sought raises, and a nine hour day proposal was rejected. A new conference is planned this week to pursue higher pay.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
K. of L
Lee
Boston & Maine
Supera
Temperance talk interrupted by theft recovered
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union speaker Mrs Stevens spoke before several hundred children when a boy stole her watch and chain from a table. She discovered the loss after the lecture, and the thief was searched. The jewelry was found in his possession and returned.
Seward Re-elected President of New Jerusalem Church
The 89th general convention of the New Jerusalem Church of the United States re-elected Rev. Samuel S. Seward of Detroit president. Seward, in office since 1900, defeated Rev. James Reed of Boston at the June 15 session in Brockton.
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Brockton
Samuel 8S. Seward
Detroit
Mich
New Jerusalem Church
United States
Seward
James Reed
Boston
New Skin Remedy Poslam Promises Quick Itch Relief
Poslam, the new skin discovery, claims to stop itching on first application and relieve eczema, acne, herpes, rash, and other skin troubles. It is applied externally with immediate healing powers and is sold in 50 cent and two dollar jars at Boston area drug stores. free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Boston
West Yh
New York
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