Fragmented Inquiry About Food and Events
The text appears garbled and unreadable with repeated letters and no clear entities or events to summarize. No definite people organizations places or dates are discernible for a proper card.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
10
The text appears garbled and unreadable with repeated letters and no clear entities or events to summarize. No definite people organizations places or dates are discernible for a proper card.
An OCR fragment from a Prairie region newspaper mentions a local event with partial names and dates unreadable. The readable portions reference a place and organization, suggesting a brief community item or notice without clear outcome or specifics.
A fragmentary report indicates May Graham, daughter of a Philadelphia merchant, linked to a romantic matter involving Gardinier of Wellfleet in a U S District Court yesterday. The text is incomplete and names are partly obscured.
Testimony by May Graham in Philadelphia reveals Gardinier’s scheme to import Chinese workers to the United States with funds lent for a fruit business. A letter from Gardinier discusses arrest, looming divorce, and plans to flee to a new life with his Yettle Queen.
Assistant US District Attorney Garland rested the case after a letter was read. Defender Guy Ham argued Gardinier knew Ambrose was a government official and claimed an overt act about hiring a boat never occurred. He said Gardinier went to Jamaica to deal in fruit, faced Monopoly by United Fruit, and sought profit by importing Chinese merchants to the United States under existing law.
Mrs Daly testified about her husband Captain Daly while Te 4 BS R admitted meeting Ambrose at Broadway Central Hotel and 11 Mott Street. He denied discussing smuggling with Ambrose and said Ambrose claimed to have 400 cans of opium. He described Ambrose asking for introductions to Chinese in Jamaica and noted a Department of Justice letter in Ambrose’s coat. Court adjourned until morning.
Abiram Chamberlain, former governor, was buried in Meriden Connecticut after a funeral held May 18. Honorary pallbearers included Governor Simeon Baldwin and U S senators J B Brandegee and George P. McLeag.
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