Charlton the Poet in Prison in Jersey City N Y
Porter Charlton, wanted in Italy for murder, appeared in the Court of Oyer and Terminer in Jersey City and was remanded until July 8. While jailed he writes poetry and contemplates labor, with an international extradition dispute pending before Secretary Knox.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Jersey City
John A. Blair
Italy
Floyd R. Clarke
Edward F. Smith
United States
Charlton
Allie’ Burke
Burke
Chariton
State Knox
Extradition Focus in Charlton Murder Case
The defense argues no U.S. law covers Charlton's wife murder and the only relevant action is whether evidence supports holding him for extradition if requested. They say the defense will avoid insanity pleas while extradition chances remain uncertain.
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Charlton
United States
Court funds for endorser end of conspiracy ruling
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that Clemens Electrical Company was part of a scheme to defraud Massachusetts laws and could not recover 7714.12 from William A Walton as endorser of notes for the Attleboro North Attleboro and Wrentham Street Railway Company. Walton argued the notes arose from a conspiracy and the court found all three companies involved in evasion of the laws in several particulars.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Clemens Electrical Company
Massachusetts
William A. Walton
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Wrentham
Walton
Amateur flyer Clifford Harmon sets long duration flight record
Clifford Harmon, flying a Farman biplane at Mineola Long Island, circled the course 31 times tonight staying aloft one hour five minutes and covering about 64 miles. He is said to have established a new amateur duration record and has never competed for prize money.
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New York
Clifford B. Harmon
Farmatt
Mineola
Long Island
Harmon
Funeral of Sister Mary Joseph Held
The funeral for Sister Mary Joseph who died last Sunday at St Mary's Infant Asylum Dorchester was held yesterday morning from St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill and was largely attended.
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Mary Joseph
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Teachers Hope to Hear Taft and Roosevelt
General Secretary Irwin Sheppard arrives as Boston prepares for the National Education Association convention from July 2 to 8. Guides, badges, and a reception committee organize arrival at the Art Museum headquarters, with events at Harvard Stadium and Symphony Hall. President Taft and ex-President Roosevelt are expected to speak, amid lectures by Eliot and Lowell and a likely bid by Ella Flagg Young for the presidency.
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Irwin Sheppard
Old Art Museum
National Education Association
Boston
Art Museum
Copley Square
Boston Teachers’ Club
Cambridge
Lowell
University Hall
Harvard Medical School
Samuel Mixter
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Harvard Stadium
Boston Public
Safe and Sane
Association
Taft
W. W. Kitchin
North Carolina
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Draper
Commonwealth
Mayor Fitzgerald
State Department
Ella Flagg Youngs
Chicago
New York
State of Illinois
Young
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
A. Lawrence Lowell
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Catherine McGindy
Poslam Skin Remedy Claims Quick Relief For Many Ailments
Advertises Poslam as a fast acting treatment for eczema acne tetter barber's itch and other skin troubles. Claims overnight results for pimples rash and scalp itching with small amounts needed and offers a 50 cent minor kit or $2 jar at drug stores. Free sample package available by mail from Emergency Laboratories New York.
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Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
West 25Th Street
New York City
Surveyor replaces Marietta with Winnisimmet for night duties
Surveyor McCarthy ends use of the launch Marietta by night customs inspectors. The boat, leased annually for 900 dollars, will be replaced by the revenue tug Winnisimmet around the clock. James W. Carr of Cambridge is appointed messenger, succeeding Bernard McCourt who served 27 years.
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McCarthy
Marietta
James W. Carr
Cambridge
Bernard McCourt
Foss Says He Is Quitting Politics
Congressman Eugene N. Foss told newspaper men returning from Washington that he is not a candidate for further political honors. He said his work is done and that he stood for an idea, having aroused the people who have spoken an emphatic word to Congress. He did not imply permanent retirement from politics.
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Eugene N. Foss
Washington
Congress
Foss
Confidence Shown by Orders for Marietta
Washington June 28 The Navy Department directs the gunboat Marietta to the east coast of Nicaragua to show confidence in its seaworthiness. The voyage awaits completion of extensive repairs at Portsmouth navy yard before departure.
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Washington
Marietta
Navy Department
Nicaragua
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Mrs. F. W. Sullivan Dies in Bangor
Mrs. F. W. Sullivan wife of Frank W. Sullivan of the A. Shuman Company died at her mother's Bangor residence aged 32. Funeral arrangements are to be held from the Sullivan home at 6 Prospect Street, Chartes.
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F. W. Sullivan
Bangor
Frank W. Sullivan
A. Shuman Company
Sullivan
Prospect Street
Chartes
Grace
Julia A
Ronard F. Butler
Revere
Grote Street
Melrose
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Cross
Malden
Cabot
Boston
Juhe
Charles Cabot
Broadway
Chelsea
Woodlawn
Conaghan
William H. Conaghan
John Conaghan
Maverick Square
Davenport
Mary J. Davenport
Cross Street
Fay
Roxbury
Maria B
Mission Church
McCrystal
Somerville
Annie d
John F. McCrystal
Belmont St
St. Catherine’s Church
Summi Street
Winter Hill
Nyman
Cambridge
Christina Nyman
Iareenny
Grant Street
Sirzain
Marcellin Siszain
Newton Street
Parc
Notre. Dame Fies
Elatives
Solemn Requiem Mass Set for Thursday Morning
A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Thursday morning in town. The interment will follow in Bangor, Maine.
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Town
Bangor
Woman Sues Teddy et al in Mile-Long Damages Suit
Ida M. Von Claussen filed a $1,000,000 damages suit against Theodore Roosevelt Robert Bacon American ambassador to France Charles Graves and his wife. The clerk refused filing for irregularities so the bundle sits in the county clerk's office awaiting disposition. The action stems from Graves’s 1907 Sweden visit and alleges slander malice and revenge to force justice.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
France
Charles Graves
Sweden
Ida M. von Claussen
von Claussen
Oscar of
Supreme Court
Injured Boy Struck by Trolley Blocks City Traffic
John Lawson aged four of 3 Riorden Place Charlestown was run over yesterday afternoon by a trolley car and traffic in the area was halted for over a quarter hour. Police and emergency crews attended. condition unknown pending further reports.
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John Lawson
Riorden Place
Charlestown
Boy Rescued From Under Car by Monument Street Firefighters
Firefighters from Monument Street station freed a boy trapped under a car as his mother watched. They used jacks to lift the vehicle and extract him safely.
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Monument Street
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