Boston readies for Sa Hera plan to contact Hodgson spirit
Boston psychical researchers text a Cleveland stage visit by Mme Sa Hera as she aims to summon the late Dr Richard Hodgson. The claimed pact promised a return one year from his death, with Hodgson died December 20 1905. Skeptical locals and editors doubt the tale and note no Boston halls have booked the medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa-Hera
Dr. Hodgson
Hodgson
Charles Street
Boston
La-Hera
Piper
William James
Mme. La-Hera
William A. Hale
The
Herald of Truth
Cleveland
Unwritten Law Theme Dominates Virginia Murder Trial
In Houston Virginia June 28 the murder trial of former Judge William G Loving heated with jury instructions. Prosecution Daniel Harmon argued for first degree murder citing deliberation and premeditation. Defense Aubrey E Strode invoked the unwritten law and challenged the judge on legal grounds. The court set tomorrow for further defense rebuttals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
William G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Daniel Harmon
Charlottesville
Aubrey E. Strode
Messrs. Moore
Barksdale
Lee
Commonwealth
Wood Bouldin
Halifax County
Harmon
Loving
Estes
Strode
Daughter seeks move to remove co guardian of Straine case
Dorothy Straine petitions Probate Court to remove her father Robert F. Straine as co guardian and to abrogate parental rights during her minority. Judge Robert Grant issued a restraining order preventing interference. The petition was filed last Friday and served on Straine in Salem jail the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Straine
Robert F. Straine
Probate
Straine
Coguardian
Robert Grant
Salem
Tierney
Heiress Dorothy Secluded as Guardianship Battle Grows
Dorothy remains hid from public view at the Beverly home of Roland W. Boyden with governess Miss Marie Blane. The guardianship dispute over her father Siegfried Straine escalates as Boyden seeks removal and full custody until the minor reaches twenty one. Blane, longtime nurse, is labeled by the father as central to the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Roland W. Boyden
Washington Street
Beverly
Marie Blane
Post
Straine
Boyden
Marie Blanc
Brookline Clashes Over Patrolman Graham Pension Stand
Brookline residents criticize the Board of Selectmen and Chief Corey for denying Patrolman Henry Graham a pension and refusing his return to duty. Graham argues he is eligible and not yet 60, while officials say he is physically unfit and beyond pension limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Board of Selectmen
Henry Graham
Corey
Graham
Moselle Club Outing Planned at Randolph
The Moselle Outing Club schedules a July 18 event at Randolph with water sports running races tugs of war and a baseball game. Harry Carey chairs the committee with assistants Daniel Flynn Philip McMorrow and Fred J Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moselle
Randolph
Harry Carey
Daniel Flynn
Philip McMorrow
Fred J. Carey
Free Wood for All at Elston's Pile Near Torrey Building
A large pile of firewood at 61 Beverly Street near Causeway Street is offered by A. A. Elston & Co. for anyone in need. The wood, partly charred from a recent fire, is available day and night and is suitable for burning. Charitable groups or patriotic organizations can take what they require, with loading help provided on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Graves & Sons, Props
Boston
Elston
Torrey Building
Torrey
Beverly Street
Causeway Street
A. A. Elston & Co
Doctor Talks About Tetanus How to Prevent It
A Boston physician warns against tetanus risks from fireworks related wounds. He urges open wound care and antiseptics plus tetanus antitoxin as a preventive, noting antitoxin does not help after infection begins and stressing vaccination to avert the deadly disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ex-Fiancee Complaint Against Cambridge Man for Larceny
Edmund E. Powers 23 of 19 Park Cambridge was arrested by Inspectors Patterson Norton and Hart on larceny charges. Police say he stole a $50 diamond ring and a $49 watch from Mary E. Chamberlain 18 Elm Somerville while courting her on June 8 and also lifted clothing from two West End stores.
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West End
Edmund E. Powers
Park Street
Cambridge
Patterson, Norton and Hart
Mary E. Chamberlain
Elm Street
Somerville
Recess committees named by Speaker Cole and President Chapple
The article lists labor and statehouse committees with Senate and House members. Names include Feiker Faxon Clarke Turtle Potter Weeks Pattison Ross Fisk McDonald Fennelly Buttrick Wheatley Grimes Macleod Schoonmaker McKnight Brigham Nichols Newhall Dennett Birch Trader Burnett Dean MccKirdy Cox Bullock Blanchard Mildram Fogg Teeling Stevens Chace Howard Macomber McKie Muehlig Sandberg Williams Katzman Attleboro and Hyde Park representatives noted for the Jamestown Exposition and state house extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Feiker
Northampton
Faxon
Stoughton
Clarke
Boston
House
Turtle
Pittsfield
Potter
Worcester
Weeks
Everett
Pattison
Barnstable
Ross
New Bedford
Fisk
McDonald, D. J
Fennelly
Fall River
Buttrick
Lancaster
Wheatley
Abington
Grimes
Reading
Macleod
Cambridge
Schoonmaker
Ware
McKnight
Brigham
Nichols
Newhall
Lynn
Dennett
Malder
Birch
Milford
Trader
Haverhill
Burnett
Melrose
Wakefield
MccKirdy
Stevens
Somerville
Chace
Howard
Meford
Macomber
Berkeley
McKie
Muehlig
Lawrence
Sandberg
Quincy
Iron League Men Set Sail From Boston For Maine Trip
Thirty members of the New England Iron League, guests of the Boston Yacht Club, depart on the Governor Dingley for Portland. After sightseeing in Casco Bay and a 6:05 pm return train, they are prepared for Maine climate in all conditions.
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Boston Yacht Club
Rowe's Wharf
New England Iron League
Governor Dingley
Portland
Congress Square
Casco Bay
Labor War Plan Against Eben Draper by Massachusetts AFL
Organized labor in Massachusetts through the AFL executive board plans a campaign against Lieutenant Governor Eben Draper in the upcoming fall election. The move cites his unfriendly attitude toward organized labor in state legislative matters and at his Hopedale factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor of
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Eben
Draper
Wells Memorial Building
Peruna Aids Washington Man In Digestive Cure
Thomas Fraser of 636 2nd St. N. E. Washington gives a testimonial that Peruna cured his indigestion and biliousness after trying other remedies and a climate change. He says many in the country suffer biliousness and indigestion and that Peruna has helped a great number claim relief from chronic catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fraser
2Nd St. N. E
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Whitney Campaign Stop Draws Crowd in Clinton
Democratic governor hopeful Henry M. Whitney drew a full house at Clinton Town Hall despite heat. He stressed reciprocity and tariff revision as campaign issues and said he would support a fellow Democrat if chosen. His next event is July 11 in Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Boston
Bartlett
Cummings
Fall River
Charles H. Taylor
Henry B. Bigelow
Erastus B. Bigelow
Labor men denounce ex mayor and praise Pidgin stance
Boston delegates from the building trades section of the Central Labor Union condemn former Mayor Josiah Quincy for pressuring department heads to favor nonunion hires in contracts. They condemn the School House Commission for selling an Art Museum job to Charles H. Belledel. They praise Charles F. Pidgin and urge the executive council to reconsider its nonconfirmation. A Labor Day committee is named with Martin T. Joyce and others, with President John J. McLoughlin listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Boston Building Trades Section
Central Labor Union
School House Commission
Art Museum
Charles H. Belledel
Charles F. Pidgin
Executive Council
Martin T. Joyce
George Barry
John J. Clancy
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
John C. McDonald
John J. Hynes
J. E. Eaton
P. J. Donahue
Michael Young
Tony Gallucci
John J. McLoughlin
Mayor's View of the G. G A Criticizes GOP Ties
In this issue the Republic blasts the Good Government Association charging it serves Republican interests and ridicules GOP efforts to sway Irish voters in the Democratic camp. It notes a failed Roosevelt Irish Club meeting in Ward 8 with 1500 postals sent and three attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Association
Republican Party
Republican City Committee
State Committee
Democratic Party
Republic
the Republic
Roosevelt Irish Club
White
Republican Committee
Ward 8
Michael J. Murray
Republican State
Republican City Committees
Roosevelt
St. Mark's Rose Party Held by Dorchester Teachers
A rose party was hosted last evening by St. Mark's Church teachers on Rose Dale Street Dorchester at Bloomfield Hall. Jerome B. Murray directed the floor with assistants John J. Sullivan James R. Cunningham and Frank Twitchell. Miss Catherine A. Lyons led the aides. matrons were Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald Mrs. John J. Hoar and Mrs. Jeremiah Burke.
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St. Mark’s Church
Rosedale Street
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Jerome B. Murray
John J. Sullivan
James R. Cunningham
Frank Twitchell
Catherine A. Lyons
Aids
John F. Fitzgerald
John J. Hoar
Jeremiah Burke
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Jaynes Stones
Wm. B. Riker & Son Co
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Prop’s
New York
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U.S. Patent Co
B. V.D
B.V.D
Erlanger Bros
Worth & Church Streets
JV. Way
Casis
Miss Straine
Mary Chamberlain
Edmund Powers
Cole
Chapple
LABOR
Cox
Bullock
Blanchard
Mildram
Fogg
Newburyport
Teeling
Senator Williams
Attleboro
Representative Katzman
Hyde Park
Iron League
Maine
ST. Mark’s Rose
Clinton Market
City Square
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