Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Boston Man
Isaac Van Dam of 153 Emerson street Boston Mass testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder troubles. He reports relief from back ache and systemic malaise as kidneys regained normal function. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Isaac van Dam
Emerson Street
Boston
Mass
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Alleged Rebaters Contest New York Indictments
Pleas of not guilty withdrawn in the federal court for Nathan Guilford and Fred L. Pomeroy of the New York Central, amid eight demurrers arguing indictments lack detail. Other defendants include C Goodloe Edgar and Edwin Earle of Detroit sugar interests and the American Sugar Refining Co. The case alleges a conspiracy with sugar trust figures to ship sugar to Detroit at 18 cents per cwt with refunds via vouchers.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Nathan Guilford
Fred L. Pomeroy
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
C. Goodloe Edgar
Edwin Earle
Detroit
Mich
American Sugar Refining Company
Messrs. Earle
Edgar
Lowell M. Palmer
Thomas P. Riley
Sugar Trust
W. H. Badgar & Son
New York Central Road
How Old Is Ann Cause of Insanity
Washington May 22 The House special committee heard J H Lloyd a former attendant deny cruelty alleged by patient Kinzey Lloyd said Kinzey became insane trying to solve How old is Ann He imagined he was Dante in the Hons den and fought bedding battles He was restrained at times but not cruelly treated
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Washington
the House
Government
J. H. Lloyd
Kinzey
Lloyd
Maine junior prize exhibition draws large audience
University of Maine Orono May 22 shows a large crowd for the junior prize exhibition. Seven speakers appointed by the faculty based on English work rank include Harold C. Stetson Auburn Elmer y G Hooper Lynn Mass Charlies E Davis Bridgton Marion Ballentine Crone Arthur R Lord Ipswich Harold G Philbrook Shelburne N H Ulucus D Barrows Foxcroft Prizes to be announced during commencement week.
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University OF Maine
Communion and Confirmation Given to Hundreds at Worcester Church
The Rev. Dr. John Beaven and Rev. J M McGee with Rev. Geo McDonnell led a service at St Anne's Worcester where nearly 600 children received communion this morning. Bishop Beaven administered confirmation to the children at 7 30 pm with curates and visiting clergymen in attendance.
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Worcester
John Oe
Mantetenty
J. M. “McGee
T Eo McDonnnell
St. Anne’s Church
Beaven
St. Anné’s’ Church
Y M C U Reception Tonight at Boylston Street
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union hosts a 65th anniversary reception this evening at the building on Boylston Street from 9 to 10 o'clock. The entire building will be open to the public for both ladies and gentlemen.
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Y.M. C.U
Boston Young's Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Guilty verdict in knife attack case noted
Edward F. Littledale of Lowell is described as guilty. Dr. Harris’s testimony is downplayed by the speaker who believes a single edged blade could have caused the wounds based on trial testimony.
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Edward F. Littledale
Lowell
Thomas H. Murphy
North Chelmsford
Jury poll confirms Tucker jurors unchanged in guilt verdict
Post reporters complete a Tucker case poll showing six jurors still believe Tucker is guilty despite Medical Examiner Harris indicating wounds may not have been caused by a single edged knife. Jurors dismiss Harris testimony as nonessential to the verdict.
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Sudbury
Whitcomb
Boxboro
Mabel Page
Amy Roberts
Miss Page
Arold Page
Page pin ownership fuels Tucker guilt debate
Conflicting testimony and new questions over a stickpin divide opinions on Charles L. Tucker’s guilt. Witnesses discuss knife evidence, the pin’s ownership, and changes in medical testimony amid ongoing public interest.
Jurors Quiet on Tucker Petition for Reprieve
Tucker jurors refuse to admit signing a reprieve petition though Juror Foster says all have been asked. Rumors linked Messrs French and Whitcomb to signing. Whitcomb’s father claims his son knew he declined. Attorney Vahey allegedly designed a separate petition urging jurors to sign.
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Foster
French
Vahey
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Weston man names suspect in murder of daughter
May 22. Edward Page believed Charles L. Tucker killed his daughter Mabel and told a Post reporter he would die happy if Tucker suffered. Weston constable P J McAuliffe, close to Page and familiar with the case, confirms the statements and details surrounding the investigation.
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Weston
Edward Page
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel
Tucker
Post
P. J. McAuliffe
Det
Interview Opinion Sparks Local Exchange
Mr. McAuliffe denounces the Winslow interview claiming it misquotes belief about Tucker’s guilt. He cites the Rev. William Copley Winslow asserting Mabel Page’s father died convinced of Tucker’s innocence, expressing disbelief at the statement.
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William Copley Winslow
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Mr. McAuliffe
Mabel Page Case: Father Refutes Tucker Innocence
The father of Mabel Page disputes claims that he knew facts Tucker murdered his daughter and maintains he believed Tucker was the killer. He cites repeated conversations with Page before and after Tucker's conviction and notes inconsistencies in Winslow’s interview quotes about the Canadian pin incident.
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Mabel Page
Tucker
Charles L. Tucker
Winslow
Amy Roberts
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Page
Mr. Winslow
Petition for Tucker commutation lands with Governor Guild
The petition seeking commutation of Charles L. Tucker’s death sentence to life imprisonment is in Governor Guild’s custody. A shoe box containing 116 555 signatures was carried through state offices to the executive chamber with officials stating the governor will act after upcoming court hearings.
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J. F. Duncan
Edgar Nyman
Matthew Vahey
John Geary
Governor Guild
E. J. Hamlin
Executive Council
Sheldon
Sherman
State House
Boston
Charles L. Tucker
Winslow denies Page admission in murder case
The Rev. William C. Winslow said Edward Page gave no admission or suspicion regarding the murder of his daughter. He believed Page felt Tucker was innocent and predicted an acquittal, noting Page shared thoughts that could help or hinder solving the crime.
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Edward Page
William C. Winslow
Tucker
Page
Letter to the Editor questions stickpin claim in Miss Roberts case
In a Boston letter dated May 21 Copely Winslow disputes Mrs. Freeman's denial and Amy Roberts claim that the pin was given to her. The writer warns Miss Roberts may have erred about Page possessing a Canadian stickpin or any such pin.
Page case facts disputed by Charles French letter
Charles French questions forgotten details of the Page murder case. He cites Miss Page’s note about Harold being hurt at the Massachusetts Hospital and argues the killer was neither a tramp nor a slugger, suggesting ulterior motives drove the false report.
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Miss Page
Harold
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Charles French
Restigouche Boom Logs Run Dry 14000 Out
News from Bay Chaleur St John New Brunswick reports the Restigouche boom broke on Sunday sending about 14 000 logs into the river. Of these 10 000 were recovered near Bay Chaleur but the rest are believed to be lost and belong to various operators.
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