Glover Suit Is Now Ended in Superior Court
Judge Pierce dismissed the appeal of Tobie Le Blanc from Judge Hitchcock's decree directing conveyance of the Wal tham homestead estate to Mrs. Lillian M. Glover. There was no opposition and the dispute over the homestead is now ended.
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Pierce
Tobie le Blanc
Hitchcock
le Blanc
Lillian M. Glover
Waltham
Indictment in Alaska coal land frauds
Detroit officials of the Michigan Alaska Development Company face federal charges after a grand jury indicted seven individuals for conspiracy against the United States in a land fraud scheme involving about 48000 acres valued at over 50 million dollars. Defendants named are Wilbur W. Mac Alpine Albert H. Roehm George W. Ross Frank D. Andrus Arthur N. Holmes McCurdy C. Lebeau all of Detroit and John M. Bushnell of Chicago.
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Mich
Maren G
United States
Wilbur W. McAlpine
Albert H. Roehm
George W. Ross
Frank D. Andrus
Arthur N. Holmes
McCurdy C. Lebeau
John M. Bushnell
Chicago
The
Michigan Alaska Development Company
Mistaken Identity Infanticide Case Shocks Brighton
Miss Elizabeth Brennan was charged with infanticide after the baby found dead at an airshaft foot. The real suspect, Miss Elizabeth MacMahon, was in custody as the motive and identity confusion unfolded. The mixup involved names, addresses, and a church charity background linked to Harrison Avenue Children's Home.
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Eastman Street
Brighton
Elizabeth MacMahon
Market Street
McMahon
Eastburn Street
Brennan
Charles Street
Miss Brennan
John Brennan
Chestnut Hill
Catherine Brennan
MacMahon
Insurgent Assemblyman Breaks With Sheehan Nomination
Dr John Seely of Woodhull an assemblyman from Steuben county says he is freed from following the Democratic caucus choice of William F Sheehan for the U S Senate after a statement by Governor Dix. Dix hopes a plan for another conference to discuss the senatorial situation and a caucus to replace Sheehan may be formed this week. Insurgents prefer negotiations but resist a formal caucus.
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Albany
N. Y
John Seely
Woodhull
Steuben County
William F. Sheehan
United States
Dix
Sheehan
War Dept approves extending two Chelsea piers
Secretary of War Dickinson granted permission to extend two Chelsea piers 100 feet into the North River at New York Harbor after a hearing with shipping and commercial interests. The decision overrode an earlier adverse finding by the board of engineers.
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Washington
War Department
Chelsea
North River
New York Harbor
Dickinson
New York
Board of Engineers
Mrs Helen Graydon Weds J Columbus Wheeler Jr in Quiet Ceremony
Mrs Helen Beryl Graydon, daughter of J Parker Whitney, married J Columbus Wheeler Jr of Baltimore in San Francisco. The bride, once linked to Harvard football star Tom Graydon, had a previous divorce for non support and the couple planned to reside in Kentucky.
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San Francisco
Cal
Helen Beryl Graydon
J. Columbus Wheeler, Jr
Baltimore
Wheeler
J. Parker Whitney
New York
Harvard
Tom Graydon
Kentucky
Bandits Pay Penalty of Their Crime
Two men died within twenty minutes after entering the passing chamber. Each received 1900 volts as part of the execution. Ipsen may carry a bullet in his brain and the course of the leaden missive remains scientifically noted. Autopsies will be performed by Dr. George Burgess MacGrath under special court order. Warden Bridges and multiple physicians and witnesses attended the execution.
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Ipsen
Ivankowski
Aiken
Superior Court
George Burgess MacGrath
Suffolk County
Lynns Bank Robbery Massacre and Two Executed for Crime
In Lynn on June 25 1910 Wassili Ivankowski age 22 and Andrei Ipsen age 19 shot and killed shoe manufacturer Thomas Landregan and Patrolman James Carroll on Oxford Street after leaving the Lynn National Bank with 4500 dollars. The trio fled as gunfire erupted. one member killed himself. The two captured men were tried and sentenced to death on November 18 at the Essex County Superior Criminal Court. they were moved to the State Prison at a later date.
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Wassili Ivankowski
Andrei Ipsen
Thomas A. Landregan
Lynn
James H. Carroll
Oxford Street
Landregan
Carroll
Lynn National Bank
Whitc
High Rock
Joe
Essex County
Rasen
Calla
Two Sailors Die In Local Fishing Accidents
The Boston schooner Washakie reported the drowning of Wallace Wirthen age 81 off Chatham after a dory capsize. Clayton Nickerson, 22, from Wood's Harbor N S, drowned when he fell overboard as the Francis J. O Hara left port, with the vessel flying half mast in his memory.
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Boston
Charles Nickerson
Wallace Wirthen
Chatham
Wirthen
Pubnico
N. 8
Francis J. O'Hara
Clayton Nickerson
Nickerson
Wood's Harbor
N. S
Cook Protests Peary Bill From Taft Telegram
Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer released a telegram he says he sent to President Taft protesting the Peary bill’s signing. The message accuses the discoverer of misdeeds and seeks redress from the administration.
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Chicago
Frederick A. Cook
Taft
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