Russell's long cross exam details boyhood and bakery ties
Attorney Simpson questions William C. Russell about his early work at Heatherston Importing Co and Common Sense Fertilizer Co, family disputes over a housemaid, a hatchet injury to a brother, letters to Aunt Hannah, forged signatures, and prior counsel in the case. The judge warns of possible lengthening of the trial. The witness recounts departure timing, family finances, and his own voting history.
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Russell
Heatherston
Broad Street
Comer’s Commercial College
Commonsense
Russel
Daniel
Mr. Russell
Daniel, Jr
Hannah
Tom
Sarah Almy
Hannah Lynde
Providence
Ferdinand B. Almy
Kate Muloch
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Melrose
Eugene C. Upton
William ¢. Russell
Washington
John K. Berry
Post Office
William ©. Russell
Lawton
Commercial College
Avery
Minneapolis
Upton
Bertha York
Daniel Blake Russell
Adams House
Boston
William C. Russell
Nason & Proctor
Berry & Upton
Grape-Nuts Ad Promotes Healthful Eating
The notice explains disease targets the susceptible and ties weakened bodies to wrong food. It praises Grape-Nuts made from whole wheat and barley and describes moisture time and heat as Nature's method to convert starch into usable strength. It urges proper food to drive disease away and recommends reading The Road to Wellville in packages.
Fort Hill Remembrance Gathers Boston Fort Hillers
Old Fort Hill alumni of the Boylston School Association met at Deacon Hall on Washington Street for a reunion. Many elders expressed sadness at the hill’s removal and dispersal of residents, noting dwindling attendance but sharing memories during the program. Prominent attendees included John H. Gibbon and John J. Murphy among the Fort Hillers, with several matrix members and Fort Hill girls listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fort
Fort Hillers
Old Fort Hill
Association
Old Fort Hillers Present Last Night Were: John H. Gibbon, John J. Murphy
William B. Shea
Daniel Gillicudy
John Riley
William McCarthy
J. Nineen
Thomas Grey
Henry Colman
E. H. Hathaway
J. McNamara
Catherine Fitzmaurice
James Birmingham
J. F. Sullivan
Ellen de Convey
John Dowd
Emerson College Girls Present Mice and Men in Four Acts
Emerson College of Oratory staged a four act comedy of Mice and Men at Jordan Hall Huntington Avenue last evening. Miss Ina Wright Marguerite Weaver Josephine Lyon Evelyn Cash Wen a Meens Meda MacBushnell Ruth Blodgett Janet Chesney Allene Geiple Erna Edna Gilkey Eva Churchill Virginia Haile participated. Miss Bell Y Renfrew directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson College
Annie Russell
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Tata Chapter
Phi Mu Gamma Sorority
Emerson College of Oratory
Madeline Jacette Ryley
Ina Wright
Marguerite Weaver
Josephine Lyon
Evelyn Cash
Wdna Meens
Meda MacBushnell
Ruth Blodgett
Janet Chesney
Allene Geiple
Erna Edna Gilkey
Eva Churchill
Virginia Haile
Bell Y. Renfrew
Too Many Doctors: Harvard Lecture Voices Decline in Med Student Numbers
Dr Richard C Cabot of Harvard Medical School argued for fewer medical students in a Harvard Union talk on Medicine as a Profession. He warned many graduates come from low standard schools and that medicine is not a path to riches, though overall respect for the field remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Cabot
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Union
England
No Strike by Contractors Ends After Negotiations
Boston pantmaking shops avoid a strike as clothing manufacturers reach tentative gains. A contractors’ ultimatum prompted a meeting at Swartz Hall Lev erett street where one pantmaker and several manufacturers agreed to higher rates while others held firm. A committee was appointed to decide further action.
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Pantmaking
Boston
Pantmakers’ Union
Contractors’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Swartz Hall
Leverett Street
Betsy Park of Dorchester Dead at Age Nine
Mrs. Betsy Park aged nine died yesterday at 20 Old Road Dorchester. Born in Amsterdam Holland she lived in England many years before immigrating in 1861. She and her husband settled in South Boston where he ran a restaurant before moving to Dorchester.
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Betsy Park
Old Road
Dorchester
Flonzaley Quartet Final Boston Concert in Chickering Hall
The Flonzaley Quartet drew a large winter audience for its final Boston performance of the season in Chickering Hall. The program featured Mozart and Schumann quartets and a newly heard trio sonata by Gius Sanmartini, praised for refined technique and emotional depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flonzaley
Boston
Chickering Hall
Kochel
Gius
Sanmartini
Schumann
Mozart
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Miss Lynde
Almy Self
Miss Almy
Mr. Almy
Bob Twist
Senate
My Brother
Nancy
Campbell
Campbell Company
Camden III
Wellville
Boylston School Associates
Marion Harland
New York
The
N. K. Fairbank Company
Yours Truly
United States
Dr. Cabot
Flonzaley Quartet
Gilchrist
Winter Streets
Gilchrist’s
Sieva
Winnaeck Ences Caceuc Benecaedtas
Wold da Bate
Goodyear
Indicott Johnson
Psigey
Nate Whites
Sarigebecaei
Grey
Orsteds
Amas and
Serges
de Cygne
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