Testimony Details Mrs Dodge Firearm Case Seeks Clarity
Witnesses describe Mrs Dodge as excited and nervous after a shooting at the Dodge house. Howard testifies about her statements claiming she did not know the gun was loaded and reflects on conversations with Heath about burglars and revolvers. Court scene features the ironing, branding of threats to face prison, and later plans to call Dr. Brightling as a witness.
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Mr. Howard
Heath
Howe
Howard
Imeg
Howard Cat
Dodge
Dodge House
Bip
Central
Dr. Brightling
Amey
Mr. Howe
Mrs. Dodge
Mrs. Howard
Attorney Sargent
Sargent
Hall
W. E. Balch
J. C. Brightling
Public fire escape demonstration at F Gray building
The F Gray Company announces a humane demonstration at 3 pm on Thursday May 4. A man and a young woman will leap from the fifth story of the Washington and Hanover streets building to show a safe escape method. The one minute display will be visible from the street and conducted by the company.
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F. Gray Company
United States
Washington and
Hanover Streets
How to Live Long Use Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
A vintage health claim extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy to build nerve tissue strengthen the heart and brain and aid digestion by stimulating mucous surfaces and glands. The text asserts it improves digestion and assimilation and supports overall vitality.
Hub hotels scene and travelers mingle in Boston society
A Boston diary notes hotel guests and local happenings. H. T. Pinkham of a New York facial lawn mower firm recalls a New Hampshire shop’s odd quarter dozen assortments. Mrs. Pirnie and Chen Tung-chi register at the Copley Square, while Mrs. Moser from Aden praises Arabian horses. Whist and bridge draw 250 Women’s Charity Club members at the Vendome.
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New Hampshire
H. T. Pinkham
United States
New York
George Pirnie
Springfield
Chen Tung-chi
Copley Square
Tung-chi
Women’s Charity Club
the Vendome
Charles L. Grammer
Rose C. Tucker
Wilbur Thatcher
Ogunquit Fire Relief After Wind Shifts
A sudden wind shift and 300 firefighters from York Kennebunk and Kennebunkport saved Ogunquit Maine from a major forest fire. The blaze started in York and burned over two miles of woodland as it threatened the village.
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Ogunquit
York
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Forest Fire Threatens Cape Neddick Area and Land Loss
A forest fire spreading toward Cape Neddick threatened four miles of unburned area. Fire started near John W. Freeman’s home in York, burning 40 acres of young pine and causing $15,000 in losses. Andrew E. Welch escaped after a severe burn. Mrs Ramsdell’s home was saved with effort.
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Cape Neddick
John W. Freeman
York
Andrew E. Welch
Woodbury Ramsdell
Uncle Munn Comic Strives Through Next Sunday's Panel
The Sunday Post announces that Uncle Munn, its new comic, continues his amazing stunts in next Sunday's issue.
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Uncle Munn
The
Sunday Post
Senate Finance Committee Sets May Hearings on Reciprocity Bill
Washington May 2 The Senate committee on finance will hold hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill through May 13. After that date it is expected the bill will be reported to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Senate Hears Weight of Free List Bill Amid Reciprocity Debate
Senator Penrose chairs hearings on reciprocity with a plan to push the bill to a speedy report. Shoe industry representatives will oppose the free list measure and agricultural interests also seek time to speak. The committee will meet daily after Monday, with earlier meetings desultory. Senator Nelson and Senator McCumber request time for agricultural opponents.
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Penrose
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
McCumber
North Dakota
Boston immigrant inspectors elect Stockwell delegate
Alcott W. Stockwell secretary to Col onel George B. Billings commissioner of immigration at this port was chosen yesterday as a delegate to the national convention of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association the meeting opening in Washington on May 18.
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Alcott W. Stockwell
George B. Billings
Boston
United States Civil Service Retirement Association
Washington
Newspaper Advertising Lengths Across Boston Papers
The article argues that ad layout should be judged by column length. It notes the Journal and American at 280 lines, the Post at 296, the Herald at 300, and the Globe at 306, cautioning against column-based comparisons due to varying page structures.
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The
Boston Globe
Boston Post
Boston American
Boston Herald
Boston Journal
Boston
Journal
American
Post
Herald
Globe
Man Named Ex Husband Corespondent Marries Officers in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH May 2. Herbert W. Pattee, who in 1904 sued his wife for divorce naming Henry A. Solis as corespondent, has taken out a license to wed Mrs. Mary A. Sawin, formerly Alice M. Sawin, the wife he sued.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Herbert W. Pattee
Henry A. Solis
Mary .A. Sawin
Alice M. Sawin
Turbulent New England Tale Ends With Universalist Wedding
In a long tangled history, 1904 divorcee Mrs Lawin once tied to Henry A Solis is involved with Pattee once her bookkeeper at Reading farm. Pattee now 53 fianee 38, bankruptcy filed in 1908. The Rev Charles H Emmons will marry them Thursday.
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The
Universalist Church
Penn shuts out Virginia as 10 runs score in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania beat the University of Virginia 10 to 0 in Philadelphia. Errors by Virginia proved costly as Penn dominated the game.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Mass for Rev Dennis W Murphy Died in Louisville Ky
A solemn high mass of requiem for the late Rev Dennis W Murphy is planned at St Matthew Church Dorchester for Friday at 10 o clock. He died Saturday in Louisville where he had served as pastor of St Williams Church. Born on Beach Street in Dorchester he was 388 years old at death and ordained in 1898 at St John's Seminary Brighton.
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Louisville, Why
St. William's Church
St. Matthew's Church
Dorchester
Nellie Young
Father Murphy
Beach Street
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Louisville
St. Wiliam’s Church
Maloney
Brookline
William
John
Bridget Maloney
Sullivan
Pearl Street
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
McAnulty
Roxbury
Annie McAnulty
O’donnell
Anthony F. McAnulty
Clarence Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Merz
John A
Mabel T
Mercy Frost
Charles Roberts
Hancock Street
Robinson
John Angus D. Robinson
Clarence H
Emma V. &. Robinson
Stack
Boston
Nicholas
Margaret Stack
Neeilynn
Bénington Street
Star of the Sea
Tewksbury
Winthrop Centre
Susan Leman
Bennison
Winthrop Street
Woodlawn Cemeter
Turner
Harry ‘Turner
Washington Street
Walsh
Boston Highlands
Margaret
Richard M. Walsh
Entrill Street
Watson
Jamaica Plain
Sarah A
Bridget and
William J. Watson
Hall Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Hood's Lotion Advertises Soothing After Shaving
After shaving, Hood's Lotion is promoted as the most soothing healing antiseptic application. It dries quickly and carries a delicate fragrance. Price listed as 50c.
Bradshaw Funeral Notices From Jamaica Plain and Surrounding Areas
A compilation of death notices and funeral details from multiple Boston area towns. Grace Anna Bradshaw of Jamaica Plain. many others including Caffey, Connell, Cowdrey, Donovan, Flynn, Hogan, Johns, Langan, Maloney, Mahoney, McAnulty, Merz, Nickerson, Roberts, Robinson, Salles, Segan, Smith, Stack, Tewksbury, Turner, Walsh, Watson. Details include addresses, service times, church names, and burial locations.
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Bradshaw
Jamaica Plain
Grace Anna Bradshaw
Seventh Avenue
Nashua
N. H
Chelsea
Mass
Caffey
Cambridge
Spring Street
John
Mary Caffey
Keehan
George Cowdrey
Rebecca Bucknam
Yourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
California
New England
High Street
Donovan
Eilen Donovan
Cashman
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
Charlestown
Hogan
Daniel
Josephine
Daniel Hogan
Chambers Street
St. Joseph's Church
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