Standard Clothing Co Oswego Serge Suit Praised by Notables
In letters from New York and Boston dated April 21 and May 6, Oswego Serge Suits receive high praise from CHAS NICHOLS and HERMAN C LONG. Nichols calls it the best value in a suit for money while Long deems it the best all round travel suit he has worn.
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New York
Tgor. Standard Clothing Co
Chas. Nichols
Boston
Igos
Standard Clothing Co
Herman C. Long
Brainard Indicted in Murders at Portland
The May 15 grand jury indicted Pr draffam and William Hande for the murder of Difford Mosher of Gorham and Geo H Brainard for the murder of I Farnham at the Portland telephone exchange. Brainard’s lawyers plan an insanity plea and he will be sent to Augusta for evaluation, with the case set for September.
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Portland
Superior Court
Pr Draffam
William Hande
Difford Mosher
Gorham
Geo .H. Brainard
I. Farnham
Brainard
Fite Foster
Greenleaf
Augusta
Bonney
Asylum For
Oswego Serge Suits Earn High Praise in Testimonials
Two letters from Boston customers extoll Standard Clothing Co. Oswego Serge Suits. J. W. Freeman calls it the best value and fit he has found. Chas. Stahl says the Oswego Blue Serge SUits are the best he has worn for an all round suit and will continue purchasing.
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Boston
Igor
Standard Clothing Co
Chas. Stahl
Mrs Peavey Celebrates 106th Birthday Today
Mrs Mary Dow Peavey turns 106 and anticipates visits from children grandchildren and great grandchildren. She resides with daughter Mrs John H Tower at 11 Atlantic Street South Boston. Born May 15, 1795 she has lived in three centuries and is descended from Zebulon Drew who died of wounds at Bunker Hill while serving in the Continental Army.
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Zebulon Drew
Durham
N. H
Bunker Hill
Marquis de Lur-Saluces Returns to Demand Senate Probe
In Paris on May 15 the Marquis de Lur-Saluces, former deputy and Royalist banished in 1900, sent a letter to the Senate president promising another high court debate on who authored the conspiracy threatening France. The missive stirred Senate lobby discussions.
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Paris
High Court of
France
Marquis de Lur-Saluces
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M. Fallieres
Republic
High Court
Abutter Objections Move Against South Union Station Betterments
The Supreme Court faces petitions challenging betterment assessments on properties near South Union station. Street commissioners argue each estate pays in proportion to its advantage, including Percival Lowell. Lowell and others contend the South station construction act violates the Legislature.
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South Union Station
Supreme Court
Percival Lowell
Engineers Inspect L Road In Boston Elevated Service
About 240 members of the Boston Society of Engineers inspected the local Elevated railway yesterday under Chief Engineer Kimball. Visitors included Stearns of the Metropolitan Water Board and Bidwell of the New Haven railroad. Smoking cars on the Elevated are under consideration with a decision expected soon.
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Boston Society of Engineers
Kimball
H Elevated
Sullivan Square
Union Station
Amon
Stearns
Metropolitan Water Board
Bidwell
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Worth
New York
Loomis
New York City
Dudley Street
Pleasant Street
Thougsands
Irish Law System Stands After Commons Vote
The House of Commons rejected the second reading of an Ireland legal reform bill by 226 to 102. Nationalists led by Timothy Healy denounced jury packing and called for abolition of grand juries and the coercion act, while the Irish attorney general condemned the proposal and defended jury selection. Contempt of court in Ireland was cited as a reason to strengthen law, not weaken it.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Timothy Healy
Cathoe
Atkinson
The
of Commons
Fatal Shooting in Grand Rapids Hotel Room
A guest in Grand Rapids reports a fatal shooting in a hotel room. A neighbor saw a figure fleeing the building as smoke rose from the hotel siding after the gunfire. Screams for help were heard around 2 am.
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Aney Apoe
Aye
Grand’ Rapids
Convereau
New York Divorce Record Broken as 119 Cases Set
In New York today 119 undefended divorce cases appeared on the calendar before Justice Gildersleeve, the largest number on any previous day. The record set reflects a spike in uncontested divorces as of May 1 in the city courts.
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New York
Maude Adams
Europe
St. Louis
Vorce
Gildersleeve
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C. E. Osgood & Co
May Roth
C. FE. Osgood Co
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May Rirth
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Chick” Stahl
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WM. A. Murphy
Moulton Cafe
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J. W. McLaughlin CO
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Owen
Arene
Cleveland
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Soap Factory
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Miss Burton
Dewey Square
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A. J. Jackson
Spitz Bros. & Mark
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Summer &T. Open
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Boston Society
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Census Bureau
Pire
Andover
Hotel Bellevue
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Scott
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C. O. Day
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