Archbald Impeachment Probe: Williams Denies Testimony
Edward J. Williams of Scranton a partner with Judge Archbald denied portions of his prior testimony to the House judiciary committee. The panel weighs impeachment following Williams and Archbald era dealings with Erie railroad lighterage cases.
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Washington
Edward J. Williams
Scranton
Penn
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
House Judiciary Committee
Williams
Archbald
Erie Railroad
Lackawanna & Wyoming Railroad
Erie
Williams disavows signature in Erie bank assignment dispute
A. S. Worthington redirects Williams in a case over an Erie culm bank assignment to W. P. Boland and a silent party. Williams previously said he signed the paper but now denies its contents while admitting the signature is his and acknowledging past alcohol use.
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A. S. Worthington
Williams
W. P. Boland
Erie
Archbald
Worthington
Resinol Ointment Clears Stubborn Skin Eruption
Rose Doemberg of Martinsville New Jersey recounts months of painful itching rash that kept her awake. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, the rash vanished within a month and she has remained symptom free for about a year. The ad touts Resinol products for eczema rashes ringworm pimples dandruff feeding sores burns and bleeding piles with samples available from Dept. 26 Resinol Chemical Co.
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Rose Doemberg
Martinsville
N. J
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Williams Denies Letter Origin In Archbald Probe
Williams repudiates the evidence letter claiming he did not utter the words attributed to him. He admits mentioning Boland about discounted notes but denies the letter’s phrasing came from him. The hearing reveals Archbald paid Williams’ travel to Washington. Williams sought a loan for the fare. Williams is recalled tomorrow with Bolands and Meyers to testify. a Dainty-Eberhart-Lehigh Valley lease angle is pursued.
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Williams
W. P. Boland
Archbald
Boland
Archibald
Scranton
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Clayton
William P. Boland
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce
Meyer
Taft
James R. Dainty
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eberhart
Dainty
Judge Archbald
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Road
Lehigh
United States Commerce Court
Darling
Carlin
Virginia
Trial of Mrs Wentzell for death of 4 year old nephew
Salem May 10 Mrs Jennie P Wentzell was tried for manslaughter in the death of her 4 year old nephew George A Beaupre. Neighbors testified they heard her beating the child. She denied the charges as the evidence was taken and the case will be argued Monday.
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Salem
Jennie P. Wentzell
George A. Beaupre
Canadian Heir to English Earldom Declared
Major the Hon. Thomas Ashburnham becomes heir to the Earldom of Ashburnham after the death of his brother the Hon. John Ashburnham. The current earl has no male issue. Thomas Ashburnham served in the Egyptian campaign of 1882 and earned a bravery medal. He married W. H. Anderson’s daughter of Fredericton and has lived here seven years.
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Fredericton
WN. B
John Ashburnham
Shernfolk Park
Frant
Sussex
England
Thomas Ashburnham
Ashburnham
W. H. Anderson
Woman in Men's Clothes Realized After Rescue
Alexandria Kozlowska Zoleski a 20 year old Russian woman admitted living as a man for two years to search for her missing husband from Gary West Virginia. She claimed to have worked as a bellboy heated rivers boiler shop worker mule driver miner and drill press operator in several cities before fainting at a boarding house in Prie Pennsylvania.
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Gary
W. Va
New York
Philadelphia
Monongahela Valley
Norwalk
Lere
Tom Thumb Wedding Presented by Malden Schoolchildren
Sixty Ayer Grammar School pupils aged six to nine staged Tom Thumb’s Wedding at Columbian Hall Malden. The second performance drew a packed audience of about 40 guests with Lincoln Sullivan as clergyman uniting nine year olds Gladys Trapp as Jennie June and Wyman Holden as Tom Thumb in the mock ceremony.
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Tom Thumb
Ayer Grammar School
Columbian Hall
Malden
Lincoln Sullivan
Gladys Trapp
Jennie June
Wyman Holden
AYER
McDonough Will Drafted On Scrap Of Paper
Judge John J. McDonough’s will, written on a small scrap of paper during a recent illness, bequeaths all to his wife Elizabeth F. McDonough. The document was presented for probate by Attorney John T. Coughlin in Fall River.
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M’donough
Fall River
John J. McDonough
Alger
John T. Coughlin
Elizabeth F. McDonough
Jesus Christ
Cold Dinners Cited in Cambridge Divorce Case
Mary E B Lord of Somerville testified at East Cambridge Divorce Court that cold dinners drove her to leave George F Lord after their 1904 marriage. She said his constant fault finding and late dinners prompted the desertion claim. She now shows willingness to reunite but he offered no definite response.
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Mary EB
Somerville
East Cambridge
George F. Lord of
Lord
Pratt Left 750000 To MIT For Naval Architecture School
Charlies H. Pratt dies leaving 750000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Trustees manage the estate until the sum is realized or 21 years pass. If not, funds go to MIT for a school for naval architecture and marine engineering on the Cambridge Charles River banks.
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Charlies H. Pratt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England
Boston
Boston Art
Boston Athletic
Algonquin
Brae Burn
Chauncey Hall School
Boston University Law School
Pratt
Cambridge
The
Charles
Joe Kay Ordered Deportation From Springfield
Joe Kay a Springfield laundryman was ordered deported by United States Commissioner Hayes yesterday for unlawfully remaining in the country.
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Joe Kay
Springfield
United States
Hayes
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