Courtroom Testimony Details Laundry Evidence And Motives
In a Waltham trial progress report, Chief McKenna may testify about items seized under summons. Seymour Glover describes a laundry search noting a removed partition, a blanket, handkerchiefs, a backpin, and a comb. He cites involvement by Mr Elmore and Mrs Glover, with remarks on motives and the will case.
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Chief McKenna
John J. Scott
James H. McKenna
Waltham
Elmore
Seymour Glover
MacFarland
Glover
Seymour
McCall
Hattie LaBlance
McIntire
Tupper
Freeman
Clarence
Whitehill
Comb
Walker
Metropolitan Park Police
Witnesses and statements in Glover case trial
Testimony recounts initial belief of Mrs Glover’s guilt. Hattie LaBlanc called as witness as lawyers discuss habeas corpus and protecting her rights. Interview excerpts reveal allegations of marital infidelity and repeated remarks by Mrs Glover about her husband running after other women.
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Hattie LaBlance
Scott
Melvin M. Johnson
Hattie LaBlanc
Clarence
Lil
Hattie
Shackleton Confident Pole Will Be Reached Says He Will Try
Sir Ernest Shackleton arrived in New York aboard the Lusitania after coming within 97 miles of the South Pole. He expects Captain Scott to reach the pole and plans a future Antarctic expedition for coast and geological surveys. He supported airship trials but noted temperature challenges. he avoids speculation on Dr. Cook or Commander Peary.
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New York
Sir Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
Lusitania
Scott
P. Benjamin
Frederick Tench
George A. Harwood
Shackleton
Pole
Antarctic
Poles
Sir Ernest
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Spitzbergen
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Picking New Opera Chorus
Last night over 200 women applied for next season's Boston Opera House chorus. Menott and Scavagna led a voice test with more exams planned. A final group of about 30 will join last season's 200 retained singers as the chorus is completed.
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Boston Opera
Menott
Scavagna
Boston Opera Chorus
Boston
New England
Charlestown Railroad Worker Crushed Between Train and Freight House
Patrick McGloin aged 36 husband man of 48 Chapman Street Charlestown and an employee of the Boston and Maine railroad was crushed to death yesterday afternoon after being caught between a moving train and a freight house near Warren Bridge.
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Patrick McGloin
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Warren Bridge
Belmont Pepper Encounters Torch in Express Elevator Heist
A narrator retrieves an empty case and stumbles into a riot scene on a floor below. Belmont Pepper, the city banker, appears to inspect the situation and verifies the id of the eager helper as Torch, amid a lively crowd and a tense cash-handling moment.
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Old Hickory
Piddie
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