Russell Family Reunion Returns to East Cambridge Court
A Russell family reunion was held yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Court at East Cambridge. Judge Sheldon denied Attorney Nason's request to place the Dakota Dan appeal on the present court list for argument. All prominent figures from the famous case attended except Senator Simpson.
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Russell
Supreme Court
East Cambridge
Sheldon
Nason
Dakota Dan
Senator Simpson
Fresno Dan
William C. Russell
Robert Nason
Ferdinand C. Almy
Eugene C. Upton
Stanley
Odlin
Nelson C. Sheldon
Simpson
Judge Denies Russell Appeal Stay Amid Courtroom Buzz
Judge Sheldon rejects moving the Russell case to the present list due to session near end. Nason plans to push the appeal to the June Suffolk County list with consent signaled. A crowd fills corridors as Dakota Dan arrives from Lexington and watches the Russells depart with their lawyers and Detective Barron.
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Sheldon
William C. Russell
Nason
Suffolk County
Dan
Lexington
Danny
Fresno
Dakota Claim T
Russells
Barron
Lex
Oldest Mass. Grand Lodge Templar Eben Fuller Dies
Brockton May 5 Ebenezer Fuller 88 longtime member of the Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Good Templars and Porter Congregational Church died today. He was one of the state s most widely known fraternal men.
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Coop Templar
Brockton
Ebenezer Fuller
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Porter Congregational Church
Fuller
Bill to create Eye Optometry Board defeated in House
A bill to establish a Board of Optometry to qualify opticians was defeated in the House by 162 to 58 after the Ways and Means Committee recommended rejection.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Big Bill Kelcher arraigned in bank misapplication case
William Kelcher known as Big Bill pleaded not guilty before Judge Clarence Hale in the U S Circuit Court to two indictments charging aiding and abetting George W Coleman in misapplying funds at National City Bank of Cambridge. The case was set for trial May 18 amid courtroom theatrics and a telegraph operator's testimony.
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William Kelcher
Big Bill
Clarence Hale
United States Circuit Court
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of Cambridge
Coleman
Kelcher
Court Denies Demurrers in Kelcher Case After Extended Deliberation
The court overruled demurrers and motions to quash in the Kelcher matter after arguments over an hour and three quarters. Prosecutors accused Coleman of misapplying bank funds via transfers to a clearing house, while defense urged how the indictment described the offence. A government witness, a veiled young woman, was escorted to identify Kelcher.
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South Danvers National Bank
Supreme Court
Coleman
House
Morse
Kelcher
United States
Charles Morse
Keliher
Swift’s Agent Kills Himself in Brattleboro Home
Henry G. Fifield, agent for Swift Packing Company, shot himself at his Brattleboro home shortly after returning from a hunting trip. A nervous condition had driven him to leave business duties weeks earlier. He had spent two years in Brattleboro after long stints in Manchester New Hampshire and Lynn Massachusetts. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter.
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Brattleboro
Henry G. Fifield
New England
Swift Packing Company
Manchester
N. H
Lynn
Mass
Death of Boston Hospital Executive Miss Elizabeth Upjohn
Miss Elizabeth Upjohn superintendent of nurses at Boston Consumptives Hospital, living at 80 Pinckney Street, has died. A wireless from the ship Kroonland, where she was sailing for health, announced her death. She came to Boston three years ago from Cleveland and recently received leave to travel to Antwerp.
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Elizabeth Upjohn
Boston
Board of Health Accused in Poisoned Meat Sale
Dr. Francis H. Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals accuses the Boston Board of Health of conspiring in the sale of poisoned bob veal linked to a death and many illnesses. He cites firm commission handlers and wagon loads of dead and starved calves entering slaughterhouses as evidence of cruelty and neglect.
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Boston Board of Health
Bob Veal
Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Dr. Rowley
Newton
Rowley
Boston
Board of Health
Boards of Health
United States
New York State
Calf Slaughter Controversy Faces Boston Board of Health
Dr Rowley exposes brutal calf starvations and alleged secret ties between butchers and market officials. He cites failures of the Boston Board of Health and federal inspection gaps, urging decisive action to halt the cruel practice and protect public safety.
My Corns Don't Hurt a Bit
An old advertisement promises quick relief from corns callouses bunions and foot pain with a topical cure named TIZ offering fast results for tired ailing feet. The copy emphasizes painless treatment and immediate comfort.
Say goodbye to your corns with TIZ today
A dated testimonial style ad extols TIZ for corn relief claiming instant pain vanish and feet feel normal after one use. It quotes a user praising the product as a “godsend” and promises drawing out all exudation, reducing soreness within a week.
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Sam
A. Hoover
Progress
N.C
Pulsifer Wins Lloyd Mim Garrison Prize For Poem
Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer a Harvard junior from New York has won $100 and a silver medal for The Conquest of the Air. The poem celebrates flight with a lanterned imagery of breaking bars and storms as the poet outshines others in charting the heavens.
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Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer
New York
Harvard
Lloyd Mim Garrison
Harvard College
No Contest Over Mary Phelps Will Fails in Probate Court
Mary E. Phelps Corsetiere of Temple Place left bulk of her $20,000 estate to relatives and bequested $500 to North Parish Church Greenfield. The contested clause naming Charles A. Phelps Worcester as inheritor caused the dispute. heirs did not pursue further action as case was called.
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Englishman tied to tapping scheme ordered to quit city
Charles Harcourt, described as a smooth Englishman with a gentlemanly air, was ordered to leave the city by police yesterday. He was escorted to the Terminal as a crowd dispersed, and officers rounded up possible residence suspects after tips warned of his presence. Harcourt’s occupation is identified as that of a gentleman.
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