Weston Mystery Case Deepens as Police Question Multiple Witnesses
State police continue probing the Tucker Page murder case at Weston and Auburndale. They are tracing whereabouts of several individuals, not just Tucker, and questioning witnesses about March 31. Officials say no handwriting expert testimony will seal Tucker’s conviction.
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Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Auburndale
Tucker
Whitney
Rhoades
Page House
Parker
Democratic State convention selects Missouri delegates
Joplin June 29 The Democratic State convention chose six national delegates at large William J. Stone Alexander M. Dockery Champ Clark and David A. De Armond plus thirty two district delegates. The gathering backed Senator Francis M Cockrell for president and instructed delegates to vote as a unit and to support Cockrell while his name remains before the convention.
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Joplin
St. Louis
United States
William J. Stone
Alexander M. Dockery
Champ Clark
David A. de Armond
Eleent
Joseph W. Folk
Francis M. Cockwell
Harvard Honors Selections At 268th Commencement
The article details Harvard's 268th commencement with honors given to notable physicians lawyers and scholars including Osler Ames Toy Lodge Faunce Peabody Munger Huntington Earle Taylor Gilman and others. Despite rain the ceremony drew many alumni and conferred 1091 degrees across arts sciences and professional schools with Taft absent.
Hull Grants Seven Liquor Licenses For Three Months
Hull, June 29. Seven licenses to sell liquors for the three months beginning July 1 were granted by the Selectmen. They refused Jordan of the Oakland House. First class licenses went to David O. Wade of the Nantasket Point Hotel, George A. Smith of Smiths Tavern, D. Fr. Durgin of the Nantasket Pavilion, and Michael H. Burns of the Randolph House. Second class licenses were issued to John W. Sweeney of the Cleveland House, Patrick J. Flood of the Kensmore House, and M. A. Lannan of the Eagle Hotel.
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Hull
Thisvening
George Jordan
Oakland House
David O. Wade
Nantasket Point Hotel
George A. Smith
Smith’s Tavern
D. Fr. Durgin
Nantasket Pavilion
Michael H. Burns
Randolph House
John W. Sweeney
Cleveland House
Patrick J. Flood
Kensmore House
M. A. Lannan
Eagle Liel
Souther Wedding Reception in Cohasset
Cohasset June 29 Mr and Mrs George W Souther who wed at Canterbury New Hampshire last week gave a reception here tonight attended by Cohasset and Boston friends. Among those prominent were Mr and Mrs Frederick Allen Dr Walter J Faunce Miss Laura Buehler sister of the bride Mr Fred Armstrong Miss Grace Clay Richard Lincoln C W Gammons Harry Clough and James Montgomery.
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Cohasset
George W. Souther
Canterbury
N. H
Sadie Buehler
Boston
Frederick Allen
Alliston
Walter J. Faunce
Jamaica Plain
Laura Buehler
Fred Armstrong
Grace Clay
Richard Lincoln
C. W. Gammons
Harry Clough
James Montgomery
Moonlight Excursion of London Club on New Brunswick
The New Brunswick steamship carried the London Club of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery for its eighth annual moonlight excursion and reunion. Dinner, music by the New Brunswick Orchestra, and gun salutes marked the voyage with notable guests including Judge Emery Grover John Fiske and Hon William A Morse aboard. Benjamin Cole Jr. faced punishment for firing a pistol during the trip.
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New Brunswick
London Club
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
London
Artillery
R. H. Upham
Emery Grover
John Fiske
William A. Morse
Benjamin Cole, Jr
E. 8. Taylor
J. Payson Bradley
Cole
Foster's Affections Suit Valued At 250000
Albert F. Foster sues Chalmers Dale Jr for alleged alienation of his wife's affections seeking 260000 in New York. The couple separated after 19 month old daughter was taken. Foster claimed lavish support of 20000 annually and a reward offered for the baby. Dale, son of a millionaire, met Mrs Foster in New York and pursued her across cities including Brockton and Baltimore.
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New York
Albert F. Foster
Chalmers Dale, Jr
Horatio Lyon
Springfield
Foster
William H. Emory
Brockton
Baltimore
Chalmers Dale
Wedding Gifts From Near And Far For Butler Walker
Gifts pour in from across the country for William Roland Butler Walker of the Harvard Union Cambridge as he weds Miss May Theresa Deland of Jamaica Plain in a 7:30 p m ceremony at St Pauls rectory Cambridge. Guests include Harvard students and dire gifts range from silver chafing dishes to Haviland china and art glass with plans for a Westward honeymoon in St Louis and beyond.
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William Roland Walker
Butler
Harvard Union
Cambridge
Harvard
May Theresa Deland
Sunnyside Street
Jamaica Plain
Liberty
Walker
Anna Walker
Humphrey Sullivan
Campridge
St. Paul's
Holyoke Street
St. Louis
Crimson
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