Walling Letters Read In Court Over Love and Betrayal
William E Walling the wealthy socialist faced a breach of promise suit from Anna Grunspan seeking 100000. In court he described love as ambiguous and said his letters compared her to Milton’s contrasts. The testimony showed Walling’s embarrassment as translations were challenged. His wife Anna Strunsky is Russian.
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York
Wiliam E. Walling
Anna Grunspan
Anna Strunsky
Anna Strunsky Walling
Sulloway pension bill gains G A R support in Boston area
Comrade Edward Skelton leads lobbying for the Sulloway pension measure in Congress. The bill, passed by the House, would raise annual pensions toward 198 million dollars, drawing both endorsement from Massachusetts G A R leaders and opposition over increased cost. Skelton’s letters urge Senators to consider Lincoln’s pledge to veterans and Taft’s stance, arguing the nation must honor Civil War defenders despite rising expenses.
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Boston
Senate
Washington
House
Massachusetts
Edward Oo. Skelton
Gettysburg
Skelton
Congress
Department
United States
N. B. Scott
Committee
Pension Bureau
Taft
Union
Republic
Lincoln
Edward C. Skelton
Congressional Record
Home Treatment for Tuberculosis Promoted By Alterative
An advertisement touts Eckman's Alterative as a at home cure for tuberculosis and related lung conditions. It claims proven success with testimonials, no need for doctors or sanatoriums, and urges readers to obtain the booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for evidence.
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Eckman
4Th St
Colwyn (Darby
Beckman
Mary Wasson
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton's
Clergyman Weds Wollaston Girl in Home Ceremony
Miss Kate P. Simmons daughter of Colonel and Mrs Walter E Simmons married Rev E Clayton Wvyand of the Church for the Deaf at her parents home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Duncan Mac Phie and assisted by Rev Carl Horst with Miss Ethel as bridesmaid.
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Kate P. Simmons
Walter E. Simmons
E. Clayton Wvyand
Church For the Deaf
Duncan MacPhie
D. D
Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston
Carl Horst
Wollaston Unitarian Church
Simmons
Horace Mann School
Boston School of Normals
Ethel
Draper Snubs Governor Foss in State House Visit
Ex Governor Draper visited the State House with his daughter and two escorts. He toured the executive chamber and briefly spoke from the Senate gallery at President Treadway's invitation, then left without paying formal calls.
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Draper
Foss
Dorothy Draper
Baroness von Ettinger
State House
Messenger Reed
Frothingham
Council Chamber
Senate Chamber
Ladies’ Gallery
Senate
Treadway
Massachusetts weighs bread as 28 ounce loaf proposed
The committee on mercantile affairs heard that Massachusetts has no full loaf of bread, with a 82 ounce current standard and three quarters sold. The George A Perkins bill would set a 28 ounce loaf for 10 cents, but bakers said it is impractical and enforcement would falter.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
George A. Perkins
Massachusetts
Sweeney
Weights and Measures Department
Araujo Instated President in San Salvador Ceremony
Dr. Manuel E. Araujo was inaugurated as president of Salvador yester day in San Salvador amid gaiety. The transition was peaceful with broad public approval of the new administration and no notable bitterness reported.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Manuel E. Araujo
Salvador
Sisters Save 250 Students at Mount St Marys College Fire
The Mount St Marys College main building on Watching Mountain, Plainfield, N J, burned early today causing over 200000 dollars in losses. All 250 students and sisters escaped safely thanks to fire drills and rapid staff action despite some sisters being ill and needing assistance.
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Plainfield
N. J
Mount St. Mary’s College
Watching Mountain
Blood donors sought for sick man in Philadelphia hospital
Louis Wasserman at Jefferson Hospital was prepared for a blood transfusion after an advertisement invited volunteers to sell blood. Thirty men offered, three were chosen for the procedure, but the operation occurred without the transfusion taking place.
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Philadelphia
Louis Wasserman
Jefferson Hospital
Hooper Nominated for Biddeford Mayor
Former City Clerk Daniel H. B. Hooper was nominated for mayor at the Republican caucus in Biddeford Maine. He had previously received the endorsement of the Good Government Association.
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Biddeford
Daniel H. B. Hooper
Plymouth Jail Overcrowded Spurs Call for New Facility
Plymouth March 2 The Plymouth County Superior Court term highlights the jail surge with 140 prisoners including two first degree murder convicts and several awaiting trial. With only nine cells many inmates sleep on floors in corridors, underscoring the need for a new jail.
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Plymouth
Plymouth County Superior Court
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