Waite Trial Details Show Arsenic Use In Peck Case
Testimony links Dr. Waite to arsenic and bacteriology purchases used in the Peck death. Experts testified seven grains indicated a lethal dose while Waite’s associates described funeral plot and autopsy events at the Somerville and Toledo era, with a key witness invoking a prison as a place to ponder mistakes.
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Mr. Peck
John B. Peck
Victor E. Vaughan
Medical School
Ann Arbor University
Otto H. Schultze
Cornell
Paul Swinton
Margaret Horton
Richard W. Muller
Waite
Muller
Dr. Heitzmann
Mr. Brothers
L. S. Moss
Flo
Parke-Davis & Co
Flower
Fordham Hospital
Conniff
Bellevue
Mancuso
Grand Rapids
Presbyterians Adopt Educational Merger in Assembly
Atlantic City N J May 23 Adoption of the plan for merging the board of education and the College board and the committee on bills and overtures not yet agreeing on charges of heterodoxy against the New York Presbytery and Union Theological Seminary were the day’s main items at the General Assembly discussions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Board of Education
College Board
Committee On
New York Presbytery
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian General Assembly
Sunday Tabernacle Granted Size Increase
Public Buildings Department approves a slight increase in the Billy Sunday tabernacle size by 14 feet wider than original plans. The change, approved yesterday, will raise seating capacity and was suggested by William E. Blodgett and Billy Sunday’s son.
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William IE. Blodgett
Public Buildings Department
Mr. Blodgett
Sunday
Brandeis Vote Set Today in Senate Judiciary
Washington May 23 One Senator holds Brandeis fate as Senate judiciary committee prepares to vote tomorrow If Senator Shields of Tennessee votes no the committee will be tied and the nomination returned without recommendation to the Senate
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Washington
President Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Shields
Tennessee
Brandeis
Senate
Democrats poised to back Brandeis in committee vote
The committee, after weeks of public hearings and a party line report, is expected to approve Brandeis with at least nine of ten Democrats supporting. Senator Shields remains uncertain and plans to join for the meeting. President Wilson urged favorable action to Senator Culberson, the committee chair.
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Shields
Brandeis
Wilson
Senator Culberson
New Haven Road Not Ordered to Sell Holdings
The Massachusetts Public Service Commission said the New Haven road holds holdings contrary to state law but the railroad committee tentatively referred the commission's recommendations to the next Legislature. Chairman Hobbs cited late report timing as the reason for not closing hearings before May 4.
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New Haven
Public Service Commission
Massachusetts
Hobbs
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Swann
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Somerville
Peck
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Joseph Sprattler
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Dr. Waite
Mrs. Peck
Mr Brothers
Potter
Kane
Defendant
Fiftyninth Street
Greenport
Gustavo Cimiotti
Waltte
John Conniff
District Attorney's Office
Maxwell
Detroit
Coburn-Draper Motor CO
Beacon St
Pez
Lighto Hdirion
Boston
New England
Arthur Warren Waits
Criminal Court Building
New York
Murray
Charles Flammand
Company &, First Corps
Westminster
Mammond
France
Chicago
Hamilton
Rairout
Weex
Nay Uate
Washington St
Cuticura
Dept. 216
Bell-Ans
Mass
Mr. Thomas
Hanover St
Tel. Hay
Revere
Connor
Old Homestead
Brookside
Dot Henfield
Kellogg's
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