Prof Marcou’s Testimony Reveals Engagement Ring Details
In a Boston court Annie Manley’s claims unfold as Professor Marcou faces cross examination. Beatrice Hall testifies about gifts including a diamond ring and money, while questions arise over social visits and plans for marriage.
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Annie
Phil
Marcou
Peggy
Paris
Jacot’s
Dewey
Davis
Grenville Place
Clarendon Street
Holyoke Street
Professor Marcou
Emma Bostic
Boston
Worcester
Cote
Miss Manley
Man
McClennen
Annie Manley
Marcell
Bond
Halifax
Prominent Attorneys Clash Over Blackmail Case
In a heated courtroom exchange, McClennen denounces the defendant as morally deficient and describes the case as a bold act of blackmail. Dewey defends legal principles beyond color and scripture, urging a judgment free of discrimination while commenting on a $25,000 stake.
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Dewey
Marcou
Five Men Sentenced to Life In East Cambridge Court
John J. Killion Oscar L. Kelson of Somerville and George L. Gilmore of Roxbury were given life terms for the murder of Somerville druggist Charles E Bushee on January 12 1908. Giuseppe Zeccolo and Ferdinand Di Ribasso were also sentenced for murders committed last spring in a special session of the Superior Criminal Court.
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Sherman
Somerville
Charles E. Bushee
Giuseppe Zeccolo
Ferdinand di Ribasso
Zeccolo
di Ribasso
Charles F. Reed
Watertown
Murdock Street
Pasquale Collochiello
Luigi Marro
Montabo
Ward
Newton
Raphael Repucci
Jamaica Plain
Collochiello
Repucci
Marro
House of Correction
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
John J. Killion
Oscar L. Kelson
George L. Gilmore
Roxbury
Housekeeper Arrested After Roxbury Assault on Deaf Man
Neighbors rushed to 99 Warwick Street Roxbury last evening to find Hiram F Brown severely cut after a reported knife attack. Brown signalled via finger alphabet that housekeeper Mary E Wyman assaulted him. she is jailed at Roxbury Crossing awaiting outcome. Wyman denies attack claiming Brown attacked first and fell on his knife. Police say neighbors prevented serious harm.
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Hiram KF. Brown
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Brown
Mary E. Wyman
Roxbury Crossing
Horse Kicks Man Breaking Skull in Stable Incident
William Harvey 40 and single, at 4 Malloon Place Roxbury, was kicked by a horse while cleaning a stall at Franey's stable 1206 Columbus Avenue last night. He was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull.
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Franey
Columbus Avenue
William Harvey
City Hospital
Harvey
Malloon Place
Roxbury
International Paper Officials Deny Paper Price Fixing
Washington report on the House inquiry into wood pulp and paper costs. Tom T. Waller testifies the price rise was board-decided and not due to pools or collusion. W. A. Whitcomb claims $2.50 per 100 pounds is fair and denies any output restriction. committee aims to conclude soon.
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Washington
International Paper Company
House
Tom T. Waller
Congress
Mann
W. A. Whitcomb
Mr. Whitcomb
Norris
Tom A. Walter
Walter
Governor Guild Seen as Strong VP Hope in Massachusetts
A chorus of Massachusetts figures push Governor Guild for the Republican vice presidency. Supporters praise his leadership, labor record, and national appeal while noting his East strength could help carry New York and other states.
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Governor Guild
Massachusetts
Guild
New York
United States
Edward W. Dixon
Ward
William F. Murray
Washington
National House
Dynamite Car Attacks Hit Cleveland Streetcar Line
A Broadway street car was partially destroyed by a dynamite torpedo in Cleveland Ohio. Twenty five passengers were aboard but no serious injuries. A West Madison street car was also damaged in an explosion with a woman seriously hurt.
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Cleveland, O
Broadway
Woman Held for Questioning in Dedham Slaying
Mary Gallagher, 65, disabled by palsy, was taken to the Dedham police station by State Officer Fred Flynn and Inspector Maurice Brown to be questioned in the Louise Staula slaying case. After questioning she was released, with detectives pursuing every clue.
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Dedham
Mary Gallagher
Fred Flynn
Maurice Brown
Louise Staula
Gallagher Woman
Maritime Provincial Club Plans May Party
The Maritime Provincial Club held a meeting last evening with strong support for the sixth annual May party. President D. G. McDonald announced committees are hard at work to ensure a bowling themed gala on Thursday May 21 at Intercolonial Hall 214 Dudley Street.
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Maritime Provincial Club
D. G. McDonald
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Eng lish High School Janitor Files Bankruptcy Petition
Fatrick W. Tighe, a janitor at English High School, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. He reports liabilities of 6592 dollars and uncertain assets.
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Fatrick W. Tighe
United States District Court
Foot Crushed O'Neil Faces Possible Death
J H O Neil aged 57 of 48 Broadway South Boston was struck by a wheel while boarding a City Point car on Northampton street. He underwent amputation and, though improved, his condition worsened and he was placed on the dangerous list.
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City Point
Northampton Street
J. H. O'Neil
Broadway
South
Boston
O'Neil
Winthrop Residents Win $2500 for Gun Damage
The House adopted Representative Kelcher’s amendment to the urgent deficiency bill authorizing $2500 payments to property owners whose property was damaged by the discharge of big guns at Forts Heath and Banks in Winthrop.
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Washington
Winthrop
Kelcher
House
Forts Heath
Drowning of Quartermaster James Holloway at League Island
James Holloway a quartermaster on the cruiser Brooklyn at League Island navy yard was drowned while swimming in the Delaware River near the naval station. He was an expert swimmer and is believed to have been overwhelmed by cramps. His body was recovered.
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Philadelphia
Penn
James Holloway
Brooklyn
League Island Navy Yard
Delaware River
Naval Station
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Hirshberg & Rubin
New Spring
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Ferdinand di
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Arthur T. Safford
Lowell
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Locks and Canal Company
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the International
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John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Morris’ Telegram
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George W. Sherman
Fibre and Manila Pool
S. A. Upham
Brownville Paper Company
Minutes of Fibre and Manila Association
Fibre and
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Fibre and Manila Association
Louis A. Frothingham
Dorchester
Republican Club
George A. Hibbard
Melvin O. Adams
Roosevelt
Henry Parkman
Louis Clark
Edward Graves
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Charles H. Innes
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J. R. Clark
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West Roxbury
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Commonwealth
William H. O’brien
John M. Little
Merchants’ Association
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New Haven Road
R. O. Harris
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