Shelter Cruelties and Orgies in Tantrik Order Trial
Testimony in the trial of Pierre A Bernard known as Oom the Omnipotent will not be held behind closed doors. Complainants Gertrude Leo and Zella Hoppe allege brutal mistreatment and privation within the Tantrik Order of America at 258 West Seventy fourth Street. Details include blood signature, paid orgies, altered identities, a dead baby from a participant, and involvement of married women in the group.
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New York
Silk Stocking District
Tantrik Order of America
Dom
Qom
Order
Zella Hopp
Pierre A. Bernard
Mary H. Miller
Leo
Seattle
Bernard
Coon
Peter Coon
Chicago
Seventy Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Fergie
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Downer
Couerks
Douglas Boton
I’d Rather Be A Peeler Then A Wrestler Or Fighter
A playful verse by Walt Mason published in 1910 compares harsh wrestling and boxing careers with a wish to be a peeler who sleeps long hours. The narrator mocks strenuous sport life and selects rest over risk, reflecting early 20th century humor and labor attitudes. The piece cites Uncle Walt Mason and credit to George Matthew Adams.
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Weston
Walt Mason
Governor Draper Sings At Newburyport Banquet
Governor Aben S. Draper attended the Business Men's Association banquet at the Wolf Tavern in Newburyport and sang one verse of In the Good Old Summer Time. He was the chief guest and delivered the principal address, recalling his 30 years ago visit as a cotton mill machinery salesman.
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Newburyport
Aben S. Draper
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Business Men's Association
Wolf Tavern
Matty Baldwin challenger backs 138 pound title bid
Alex MacLean manager for Matty Baldwin of Charlestown publicly challenged Battling Nelson at Columbia Theatre last night. Nelson replied with tentative acceptance and reserved a return match with Ad Wolgast for the lightweight title, agreeing to face Baldwin afterward or if Wolgast delays, at 138 pounds ringside.
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Alex MacLean
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Battling Nelson
Baldwin
Columbia Theatre
Nelson
Dane
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Remarkable article on women’s suffrage by a reforming opponent
The Sunday Post Magazine invites readers to explore a feature by A Reformed Anti-Suffragist titled The Woman Handicap. The piece discusses perspectives around suffrage, portraying both suffragists and anti-suffragists and aiming to engage a broad audience ahead of next Sunday's issue.
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Sunday Post
Heinze Methods Revealed in New York Trial Evidence
In a New York court, testimony describes a scheme to pay stock dividends while funds stayed largely intact. John Fernster, for the DOJ, details loans and transfers involving F A Heinze Mer cantile National Bank Otto Heinze Co United Copper Co and related entities.
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New York
John Fernster
Department of Justice
Copper Company
United Copper Company
Fernster
Augustus Heinze
Empire Trust Company
Llew
És Cathe Gallomy Abelian Elise
Max H. Schultze
Otto Heinze
Mercantile National’ Bank
Fredrick Wekstein
Montana
Sto
Helhze
Schultze
Eckstein
Chester Sprague of Watertown Dies at 69
Chester Sprague president of Watertown Lumber Company and the town’s heaviest taxpayer died at Bay State Hospital in Watertown aged 69. He had resided in the town for 60 years and held many town offices.
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Chester Sprague
Watertown
Watertown Lumber Company
Bay State Hospital
Sprague
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Jonn
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Mrs. Miller
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George Matthew. Adams
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Bat
Boston Raincoat Company
Nmen
London
Capes
W. L. Douglas _ponrentens
Heinze
Greater
Oak Hall
ADLER
Rochester
Washington St
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