Doctor's Testimony in Miss Gay Poisoning Trial
Dr. Charles E. Abbott testified for the prosecution in Essex County Superior Court that he corrected his death certificate from cerebral hemorrhage to arsenic poisoning after Miss Florence M. Gay's final illness. He described the teacher's last symptoms as identical to arsenical poisoning and acknowledged a mistaken initial cause of death.
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Sured
Webster Thayer
Essex County Superior Criminal Court
Charles E. Abbott
Andover
Florence M. Gay
Abbot Academy
Lundgren
Dr. Abbott
Miss Gay
Henry C. Attwill
Daniel J. Daley
Daley
Cutts
Varney
Traynor
Hall
Abbott
Gay
Sion
Mr. Daley
George W. Dow
William F. Whitney
Harvard University
Harry Neavers
Fowler
Thayer
Walker
Albert Ostroff
Bijou
Broadway
Bayonne
N. J
James Chandler
Gay Estate
Thomas N. Meskill
American Railway Express
Chandler
Meskill
Morse
Bayer Cross aspirin misleads false safety claim long history
The text discusses Bayer’s “Bayer Cross” marking on genuine aspirin packages, highlighting marketing claims and the price of aspirin boxes. It also delves into unrelated courtroom testimony and medical debates about Miss Gay’s death, including Dr. Abbott’s cross examination and differing autopsy opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Mammoth Parade Feature of the Day Opens Historic Suburb Events
The article describes a mammoth parade as the feature of the day in Poston's historic suburb. Thousands are expected from early morning for athletic events and the day ends with evening band concerts after the last marcher passes.
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Poston
Eleventh hour parade route change announced by committee
A last minute alteration shifts the parade along Main Street Mishawum Street Rutherford Avenue Seaver to Main Street retracing a long used route. The lineup includes mounted police Letter Carriers Band Chief Marshal Major Fred L. Bogan U S Army and other veterans groups plus Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters and City Council in carriages.
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Main Street
Mishawum Street
Rutherford Avenue
Seaver
Main
Fred L. Bogan
United States Army
United States Shipping Board
10Th Regiment
Massachusetts State Guard
Coolidge
Peters
John J. Kelly
Commonwealth Band
Fred B. Bogan
U. S
Worth Bagley
Bunker Hill Day Observances Schedule in Charlestown
9.30 a.m. General Joseph Warren commemoration by Roxbury Historical Association at Municipal Court building. 11 a.m. Bunker Hill Association meeting at Hotel Vendome. 2.30 p.m. Military and Civic parade through Charlestown streets. Athletic Carnival at Sullivan Square, afternoon and evening. Open house all day. K of C reception for service men day and evening. 8 p.m. Fireworks at Braves Field.
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Joseph Warren
Roxbury Historical Association
Bunker Hill Association
Hotel Vendome
Charlestown
Sullivan Square
Bunker Hill Council
K. of C
Braves Field
Cadet Bands and Scouts Parade Through Boston Area
St Marys Cardinal Cadet Band joins St Vincents St Johns Sacred Heart and other cadet units from Dorchester Somerville Roxbury and Malden along with the Boy Scouts of America and Stone’s Military Band in a citywide event. Boston fire department crews and apparatus participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cardinal
St. Vincent’s Cadets
South Boston
St. John's Cadets
Dorchester
Sacred Heart Cadets
Somerville
Immaculate Conception Cadets
Malden
Mission Church Cadets
Roxbury
St. Augustine Cadets
Boy Scouts of America
Stone's Military Band
Boston Fire Department
Gaelic games and baseball at Sullivan Square parade day
A full morning programme features Gaelic football at 10 a m and noon, a hurling match at 11 between Emmett and Kickham, and a baseball game at four o clock all at Sullivan Square under Chairman Daniel J McDonald. A Harvard School alumni reception runs after the parade until six p m. Open club hours fill the day but the bonfire and fireworks exhibition is cancelled due to lack of material.
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Emmett
Kickham
Sullivan Square
Daniel J. McDonald
Harvard School
Harvard
Kickers Tournament At Concord Country Club Today
A kickers tournament will be played today over the links of the Concord Country Club off the old road to Nine Acre corner.
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Concord
Nine Acre Corner
East Boston Women Rally for Suffrage Ratification
About five hundred East Boston women gathered at East Boston High School to celebrate the federal suffrage amendment and push for immediate Massachusetts ratification. Speakers included Mrs Idas Porter Boyer on Progress in Citizenship, Senator John E Beck who pledged support, Miss Winona Osborne Pinkham, and Representative Thomas Niland.
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East Boston
Massachusetts
Idas Porter Boyer
John E. Beck
General Court
Senate
Winona Osborne Pinkham
Boston Organization
Thomas Niland
Dudley Street Patrolman Butterman Dies of May Day Wounds
Patrolman Fred A Butterman of the Dudley Street station dies at City Hospital from infection and blood poisoning after being shot in the leg during the May Day riots. His death raises the Dudley Street toll to two following Captain Lee Ketey’s death. Survived by his widow Emma J, daughter Aurelia L, and brothers Charles B and Augustus. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 from 141 Stanwood Street Roxbury with Dudley Street officers escort. Interment at Gethsemane Cemetery West Roxbury.
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Fred Adolph Butterman
Dudley Street
City Hospital
Butterman
Lee Ketey
Emma J. Butterman
Aurelia L. Butterman
Charles B
Boston Post Office
Augustus
Stanwood Street
Roxbury
Gethsemane Cemetery
West Roxbury
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George Burgess Magrath
William F. Boos
William F. Boos. Behind the Defence Counsel's Table Were Drs
Francis P. McCarthy
Edward N. Libby
Robert L. Emerson
Ostroff
Breach — Greener
Taunton
Boston
SILK
Chelsea
THE
Forbes Litho. Mfg. CO
Summer ST
Edward J. Mce- Miniamie
Kickers
Cwinsol
B. O
G. C. Wilson
State Pharmaceutical Association
College of Pharmacy
Thompson
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Georgette
New Wool Jersey
OTOR
Autocar
the Autocar Sales and Service CO
Commonwealth Ave
Beacon ST
Providence
Pearl & Rice Sts
Worcester
Shrewsbury St
New Haven
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