Kennedy Trial Proceeds In Dolly Reynolds Murder Case
New York March 24 The Kennedy murder trial at the Grand Hotel continues with many Grand Hotel staff testifying Dolly Reynolds was seen with a man resembling Kennedy. The bludgeon used in the killing is shown Kennedy viewed it closely. Defense fights admission of post arrest statements. Witnesses identify Reynolds portrait and hotel rooms.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
Grand Hotel
Justice Williams
Kennedy
W.S. Logue
Edison Electric Company
Witnesses Identify Woman in Dolly Reynolds Murder Case
The defense hopes Dolly Reynolds's killer can be named by witness testimony. Room clerk Paul Roux positively identified Reynolds in a photo after earlier doubt. Bell boy James Hawkins and head waiter Charles McCurry linked a man and a woman to Room 84 and to Dr Kennedy. Night elevator man Patrick Lanahan placed the pair near the elevator around 2 AM.
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Margaret Adams
Dolly Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Reynolds
Garfield National Bank
Emeline Reynolds
S. J. Kennedy
Price
Edpei
Mrs. Logue
Paul Roux
Roux
James Hawkins
Dr. Kennedy
Patrick J. Lanahan
Young Lanahan
Mr. McIntyre
Anahan
Guilford Trial Dull As Court Hears Emma Gill Identity
The Guilford midwife trial enters its fourth day with witnesses confirming the head is Emma Gill. Judge Wheeler orders New York Evening Journal reporter Langdon Smith to show cause for contempt while he leaves Bridgeport on parole for Monday return.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Nancy A. Guilford
Emma Gill
Langdon Smith
New York Evening Journal
Wheeler
Mr. Smith
Evening Journal
Connecticut
Cronan
Frank V. Montignani
Scofield
Yellow Mill Pond
Clara Eleanor Gill
Southington
James Pratt
Emma
Miss Gill
Stratford
Foster
Henry Gill
Henry Gill, Jr
William Gill
George Gill
Edward 8. Rosenbluth
Pr. Rosenbluth
Rosenbluth
Death of John Baron in Somerville
John Baron, a respected Somerville resident, died at his Park Street home yesterday after a brief illness. He was active in St. Catherine's Church and a charter member of the Somerville Council Knights of Columbus.
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John Baron
Somerville
Park Street
Mr. Baron
St. Catherine's Church
Knights of Columbus
Courtship tale ends in a Winchendon suit for damages
Mrs Abbie E Norcross sues Alfred H Whitney for 10000 claiming lacerations to her affections after a 14 year rivalry and a Christmas marriage in Salem. The case links a Boston official, a socially prominent family and Whitneys finances as key factors in the dispute now before a Worcester county jury.
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Winchendon
Worcester County
Abbie E. Norcross
Alfred H. Whitney
Boston
Norcross
Mr. Whitney
Mrs. Norcross
Whitney
Mr. Norcross
Salem
Elizabeth Duncan
G. B. Foster
F. A. Mann
Davis
Unnamed couple tied up in legal matter over honeymoon dispute
A Post reporter learns Mr. Whitney and his bride avoid discussion of an ongoing suit. Whitney declines comment and defers to his lawyer, while the bride remains unintroduced. The official says discussing the case is unwise.
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Mr. Whitney
Sherman Transferred From Paris to USS Chicago
Mr John Sherman is moved from the American line steamer Paris to the US cruiser Chicago off Santiago de Cuba. He rests well and smiles, with Dr Graff noting clear lungs and good condition after the transfer supervised by Chief Officer Beckwith.
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Santiago DE Cuba
John Sherman
American Line
Paris
United States
Chicago
Dr. Graff
Sherman
Beckwith
Sparrows Move Exterminator Sees Dewey's Glass Gap
A terse note describes an exterminator realizing he is not within Dewey's glass bound, implying a shift or escape from a trap or illusion. The line suggests a metaphorical move by SPARROWS to disengage from a monitored space and act beyond the expected confinement.
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Dewey
New Haven and Harlem Central Plan Union Station Upgrade
A new contract unites Harlem New York Central and New York New Haven Hartford for a shared Grand Central Union Station. Reconstruction starts June 1 and will take about a year, with a large waiting room to be added at New Haven terminals in New York and Boston.
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New Haven
Harlem
N. Y. Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Callaway
Hall
New Haven Road
Union Station
United States
Great South Terminal
Boston
New York
Kipling Suffers Fainting Spell in New York
Kipling, recovering from a long pneumonia illness, fainted Thursday night but recovered fully during the night. Doubleday said the episode left him weaker briefly, following a day of talking and reading. Kipling remains in bed as he continues convalescence.
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New York
Rudyard Kipling
Doubleday
W E Russell Club Hosts Smoke Talk on Newspaper Life
The William Re Russell Club in Ward 11 held its first smoke talk at the club rooms on Charles and Chestnut streets from evening until midnight. President Martin E Herman led the gathering with remarks by Commissioner of Public Buildings John Drohan on Reminiscences of Newspaper Life. Other speakers included Vice-President William Do Lynch, Secretaries John E Ansell and Joseph Kelly, and Dennis J McGillicuddy, followed by a musical program. Notables in attendance were Richard J Murray, William S Mitchell, Joseph Green, James J Welch, and others.
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William Re. Russell
Ward 11
Charles and
Chestnut Streets
Martin E. Herman
John Drohan
William Do. Lynch
John E. Ansell
Joseph Kelly
Dennis J. McGillicuddy
Richard J. Murray
William Ss. Mitchell
Joseph Green
James J. Welch
John J. Paget
Charles J. Countie
Robert J. Mason
James E. Doyle
James H. Green
John J. Connors
Michael A. Cassidy
Frank van Stone
The Well Dressed Man Becomes Beau Brummel With Tailor’s Aid
A shopper lists a full wardrobe for men including a business suit frock coat dress suit and bicycle outfit. M Newman of 734 Washington street estimates cost breakdowns totaling 86 dollars for a stylish ensemble.
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M. Newman
H. Newman & Son
Washington Street
Amphitrite Aphrodite Yachts New Commission Soon
Bath Me March 2 The steel steam yacht Aphrodite built for Colonel Oliver H Payne of New York by Bath Iron Works will leave tomorrow for New York where she will receive cabin refinements before commissioning in June for a Canada voyage with Colonel Payne and guests The vessel will then visit England and Norway before a world cruise with a crew of fifty six men aboard
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Bath
Aphrodite
Oliver H. Payne
New York
Bath Iron Works
C. W. Scott
Colonel Payne
Canada
England
Norway
Deafness treated by stereopticon lectures at 18 Boylston Street
Dr Wilson showcases free lectures with stereopticon views and X ray demonstrations to improve hearing. He presents five cases of deafness with varied outcomes, noting cure not guaranteed but temporary relief may occur. Free office consultations run daily with extensive medical equipment available for diverse treatments.
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Wilson
Boylston St
Boylston Street
Willimantic
Conn
Columbus Ave
Boston
Miss Wilson
Mr. Smith
Mr. Strauss
McColl
Commodore Henry F. Picking Succeeds Howison at Charlestown Yard
Preparations are complete at Charlestown Navy Yard for the change of command as Commodore Henry F. Picking will relieve Rear Admiral H. L. Howison today amid formal ceremonies. Howison will depart after the parade, flag salute, and papers turnover, then Head inland to Yonkers and Washington for his next duties.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Henry F. Picking
United States Navy
Marine Guard
Commodore Picking
H. L. Howison
U. 8S. Navy
Howison
Picking
Washington
Park Square Station
New York
Yonkers
N. Y
M. L. Johnson
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertised remedy claims a radical cure for rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It asserts rapid systemic action and immediate relief. The first dose supposedly brings notable benefit and the treatment is offered at 75 cents or $1.00 by George Goodwin & Co. at Hanover Street.
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George Goodwin & Co
Hanover
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