Grogan Family Against Eastman Trial Testimony
Witnesses from the Grogan family describe July 4 sightings and prior interactions with Eastman at the lens factory. Carl Lundin corroborates a shop conversation and cartridge notes. Eastman’s and Grogan’s associations with the American Association for the Advancement of Science are referenced. Richard H. Grogan Sr testified about the page entries and family handwriting.
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Grogan
George
Carl A. R. Lundin
Clark
Eastman
Boston
Ogan
John Grogan
Eastm
Richard H. Grogan
Mr. Sanderson
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Christopher McGovern
John R. Grogan
Sanderson
Bartlett
James A. Crane
Charles R. Eastman
Professor Wood Testifies On Bullets Blood in Trial
Harvard chemist Professor Wood testified about blood stained clothing from Grogan and Eastman. He described powder marks, bullet holes, and threads, noting no tattooing and that holes likely came from a weapon four feet away. The case includes rim fire and center fire bullets with tin and lead, plus blood on fragments.
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Professor Wood
Harvard College
Harvard
Grogan
Eastman
Mr. Knowlton
Thevolver
Swan
Wood
Secon
McKinley Welcomed By Tennessee Voters In Memphis
President McKinley arrives in Memphis on the first stop of his Southern tour. A 10,000 strong crowd gathers in Court Square as he denounces disunion and praises national unity. Confederate veterans, a cabinet on wheels, and a grand reception mark the day with addresses from Mayor Williams and remarks on Tennessee valor.
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Tenn
Heart of Dixie
Mississippi
Alabama
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Miss
Huntsville
Decatur
Frascomabia
Washington
Carmack
McMillin
Court Square
Williams
Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
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Republic
Commonwealth
Union
Twentieth Century Club
McKinley
W. J. Crawford
Commercial Appeal
Eew Peabody Hotel
Never Lower The Flag At President's Visit In Corinth
In Corinth Mississippi on April 2 0 crowds honored the President with a cedar arch and many flags Though cries urged lowering the flags he declared Never lower that flag He praised the welcomed reception and urged unity education patriotism and virtuous homes as the nation’s strength Secretary Wilson followed praising agricultural progress and stirring enthusiasm
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Miss
McKinley
Sheffield
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Wilson
President's Train Lost Photos Delayed The Route
Between Decatur and Tuscumbia the presidential train paused for photographs without prior notice, triggering alarm as operators misreported the delay. The train later reached Tuscumbia and was officially accounted for, ending the scare.
President Tours Alabama Highlights Local Welcome
Mrs McKinley received a loving cup and trout tokens in Decatur where A W and Miss Mary Frye presented them on behalf of the Decatur sales. Colonel R H Adams representing Governor Samford met the president and escorted him toward the Mississippi state line. The president thanked the crowd and praised Alabama as patriotic and American. Tuscumbia reached shortly before moon.
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Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Tuscumbia
East Boston Banquet Highlights Corruption Charges Against City Hall
Ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald, guest at the William B Russell Club banquet in Armory Hall East Boston, denounces City Hall corruption and Democratic party lapses while praising Governor Russell and urging unity. Congressman Conry and Kennedy attend.
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William BE. Russell
Ward
Armory Hall
Boston
West
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Democratic Party
Crane
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Commission
Joseph A. Conry
P. J. Kennedy
William B. Russell
East Boston
Ward 2
James F. Nolan
Ward 1
Conry
Russell
Collins
Fitzgerald
McGovern Knocks Out Gardiner in Fourth Round Fight
In San Francisco at Mechanics Pavilion Terry McGovern defeated Oscar Gardiner in the fourth round. McGovern, weighing within 12 pounds of Gardiner, delivered a stomach blow followed by a left to the jaw that ended the bout before 7000 to 8000 spectators. Referee was Harry Corbett. purse total five thousand dollars with a 70 30 split in favor of the winner.
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Terry McGovern
Oscar Gardiner
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Gardiner
Terry
McGovern
Harry Corbett
Jim Corbett
Little Ra
Greggains
Sullivan
Welch
Tommy Cox
Sam Harris
Sammy Dougherty
Ike Low
Charlie White
McShort
George Harding
Idiner
Oscar
Meldevern
City Point Catholic Association Banquet Hosts 100 Members
The City Point Catholic Association marked its eleventh anniversary at the United States Hotel with about 100 members and guests. Toastmaster William B. McNary and speakers Rev. Robert J. Johnson, Rev. A. B. Shields, Hon. P. A. Collins, Hon. Thomas J. Gargan, and others addressed topics on Catholic unity, heritage, and the nation’s future amid regional anti Catholic sentiment.
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City Point Catholic Association
United States
Joseph H. Lions
William 8. McNary
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven
A. B. Shields
Church of the Redeemer, Episcopalian
P. A. Collins
Boston
Thomas J. Gargan
Herald
Gargan
Mr. Gargan
Gifted and Beautiful Girl Saved by Peruna Testimonial
Miss Rose Cullen of Butte Montana writes that Peruna revived her nervous fatigue after finishing school. Numerous local friends endorse Peruna as a premier medicine while W A Mitchell of Martin Georgia details back pain and recovery, praising Peruna and advising readers to write Dr Hartman for guidance.
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Peruna
Rose Cullen
Young Woman’s Club
Butte, Mont
Galena Street
Butte
Atlanta
Harmony Grove
Org
W. A. Mitchell
Hartman
Artman
The
Hartman’ Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Boston Ward 9 rally denounces disfranchisement bill
The Quincy Club in Ward 9 drew about 500 people led by James Donovan to oppose a bill cutting registration by 41 days. Speakers including John A Kelcher and James Donovan condemned the measure as anti Democratic and urged full canvassing of ward residents over 20 to ensure names on voting lists.
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Quincy Club
Ward 9
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Donovan
John A. Kelcher
Boston
Beacon Hill
Thomas N. Hart
Massachusetts
Saunders
Kelcher
Hart
Republican’ City Committee
John A. Sullivan
City Hall
David B. Shaw
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Richard J. Hayes
Shooting victim Hagop Simran dies in Worcester hospital
Hagop Simonian, mortally wounded by David Simonian in the Armenian shooting affair last Sunday, died today at Worcester City Hospital. Simonian's case had been timed until Monday and the charge may be reduced to manslaughter.
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Worcester
Hagop Dostamian
David Simonian
Worcester City Hospital
Simonian
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