Harvard Students Disturb Milk Wagon In Cambridge
Five Harvard students from the Mt. Auburn Street gold Coast area were arraigned in Cambridge District Court on peace disturbance charges after a 2 a.m. milk wagon joy ride. They ousted the driver, one took the reins, another rode the horse, and all cheered loudly before police intervened. Names listed as Carlton Adams, Charles Bowen, Charles Thompson, Henry McNude, and Eugene L. Sullivan. Bail posted. cases adjourned to June 6.
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Harvard
Mt. Auburn Street
Gold Coast
Cambridge District Court
Carlton Adams
Charles Bowen
Charles Thompson
Henry McNude
Eugene L. Sullivan
Spain to ask Maine inquiry if wreck raised
The Sun reports Madrid intends to demand a fresh inquiry into the Maine disaster should the battleship be raised. Spanish naval experts have prepared reports supporting their theory that spontaneous combustion in the powder magazine caused the explosion.
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Spain
Maine
New York
the Sun
Madrid
Lowell Teacher Resigns Principal Post for New York Job
Miss Gertruude Edmund, principal of the Lowell Training School, resigned from her Lowell post. On leave since October she accepts a New York position with a salary of 3500 dollars.
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Lowell
Gertruude Edmund
Lowell Training School
New York
California Heir Wins Mrs Jennie Miller Estate in Worcester
In Worcester County Judge William Forbes rules William Venna of San Mateo California is the rightful claimant to the Athol born Jennie Miller estate valued at over 25000 dollars. Venna did not attend today’s hearing, having returned to California. The case mirrors the Russell will dispute and began about a month ago with Venna asserting kinship dating back 88 years.
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Worcester
Jennie F. Miller
Athol
Worcester County
Russell Will
Melrose
William Forbes
William Venna
San Mateo
California
Venna
Forbes
Jennie Miller
Muller
Miller
Russell
Eva Hoffman and Samet Face Mutual Assault Charges
Mrs Eva Hoffman leader of Ward 8 Sufrage League and anti rent group and Isaac Samet of Leverett street were before Judge Duff in Municipal Court on mutual assault and battery charges. Hoffman was fined five dollars and the case continued for appeal. Samet, president of a Jewish synagogue on Chambers street, was discharged.
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Eva Hoffman
Ward 8
Women’s Suffrage League
Isaac Samet
Leverett Street
Duff
Hoffman
Samet
Chambers Street
Mr. Samet
Court finds female defendant guilty in Leverett Street assault
The court ruled the aggressor was the female complainant and found the male defendant not guilty while convicting the female defendant of assault on May 13 near Leverett street. The judge imposed a $5 fine, with defense motions to place the case on file denied, as witnesses described a daytime confrontation involving a synagogue president and a photographer couple living on Leverett street.
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Leverett Street
New Haven Bill Favored For Berkshire Street Railway Control
The New Haven road bill to hold stock in Berkshire Street Railway was ordered to a third Senate reading yesterday without debate. It signals potential passage in the chamber though a heated House fight is expected. The measure grants New Haven control over the western State street railway, with a requirement that $2,000,000 be spent to develop Berkshire railway property.
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New Haven Road
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Senate
New Haven
Berkshire Railway
Short Skirts and Tights Ban Stated by Printers Group
In Cincinnati on May 23 Clarence KE Runey secretary of the International Poster Printers Association declared the group would print only material acceptable to reputable newspapers and magazines. Delegates at the association’s fourth annual convention supported the stance in the opening session.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Clarence KE. Runey
International Poster Printers’ Association
United States
Canada
Walking on air from corn treatment ad in Boston
An advertisement claims the phrase walking on air originated with a chiropody practitioner who treats corn and ingrown nails for nominal fees. The ad touts 22 years in Boston, sanitary modern rooms, open 8 to 6 on weekdays, inviting patrons to seek foot relief.
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Boston
America
Trial exposes underweighing scheme at Williamsburg docks
Oliver Spitzer, the dock superintendent, testifies about a long running sugar underweighing fraud linked to the American Sugar Refining Co. He details lead weights, paper shims, and a switch to steel springs, plus a pardon from President Taft. Spitzer describes signals and bribe-linked payoffs to weighers as authorities probe millions in duties evaded.
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New York
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Henry L. Stimson
Oliver Spitzer
Williamsburg
Atlanta
Spitzer
Chief Flynn
Secret Service
John B. Stanchfield
Taft
Heikers
United States
Customs
Vail
Heike
ESE
Leroy
Wall Street
Charles Kk. Heike
THE
Cadum Skin Remedy Promises Rapid Eczema Relief
A chemist claims Cadum cures eczema and other skin diseases with universal effectiveness. It forms a thin coating over sores while healing, contains no dangerous ingredients, and is sold in 10¢ trial size or 25¢ large boxes at druggists, addressing hives pimples blotches and several other skin conditions.
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Cadum
Witness Spitzer Weel Informed of Fraud Allegations
Prosecutor Stimson said Spitzer Weel was conscience stricken and wished to tell all he knew about alleged frauds while in prison. The remark suggests a detailed disclosure potential in the ongoing case.
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Spitzer
Heike
Stimson
Spitzer Weel
Prigom
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