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25 May 1907
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
1
Mrs McKinley in serious but stable condition bulletin says
Bulletin reports Mrs McKinley remains comatose after grippe and bronchitis with slight improvement late evening. Doctors say she may live days to a month. Nourishment could extend life though recurrence of severe symptoms is feared. Noted figures were kept informed as a conference set for 10 o clock tomorrow to decide further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlanton
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Justice Day
McKinleys
Strike breaker Gaffney surrendered by bondsman
John J. Gaffney a strike breaker under indictment for assault with intent to kill a young boy was surrendered yesterday by bondsman Louis Flanders and jailed. The case stems from a Fort Bradley incident in which a shot was fired from a window and a wound inflicted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gaffney
Louis Flanders
Geffney
Fort Bradley
Salem Man Denies Killing Father In 1905 Shooting
Edgar Weston Meikle, on trial in Essex county court, answered the people of Massachusetts that no crime was committed and his father died by his own hand. He persisted with his denial as questions pressed him about the November 7, 1905 shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdgar Meikle
Lad
Father
Salem
Edgar Weston Meikle
Massachusetts
Essex County
Richard L. Sisk
Edgar
Courtroom Poise Under Cross Examination
The subject faced the judge with steady breath and fixed replies. He answered promptly with affirmative or negative responses, adjusting only by brief interjections as needed.
Courtroom Crowded as Women Lead a Passionate Scene
The crowded courtroom saw women dominate the scene with strong reactions as Molgur testified under District Attorney Peters. A judge ordered removal of demonstrations, while Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss Gaudreau reacted emotionally to the proceedings and the fate of Edgar. An advertisement for Horsford's Acid Phosphate claimed to restore strength and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molgur
Peters
Stevens
John W. Hutchinson
Meikle
High Rock
Delia Gaudreau
Sisk
Edgar
Wake Horsford
Mrs Eddy Accused in Controversy and Demonology Claims
A report notes allegations surrounding Mrs Eddy involving coercion claims and accusations of diabolism and demonology by named individuals Frye Hering and others. The item outlines disputed actions and responses within a religious community context.
Streeter ditto on Eddy guardianship move in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire May 24 ex Senator Chandler argues Mrs Eddy has suffered long delusions and was controlled by Calvin Frye and Cornell Wilson while at Pleasant View He contends Streeter seeks to replace next friends with trustees as plaintiffs claiming the aged woman could not understand legal documents and was manipulated by those around her The remarks depict a heated guardianship dispute over Mrs Eddy's property rights and guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mgr. Streeter
Mrs. Eddy
Frye
Hering
Court orders filings in Eddy case as trial questions loom
Mer rimack County Superior Court Judge R N Chamberlin set a next Tuesday deadline for filing affidavits and citations in the matter. The judge indicated a later ruling on the motion. During General Streeter's closing, Chamberlin questioned competency without a trial and Streeter suggested a visit to Mrs. Eddy. Streeter said two other questions should be decided first, including the protection of Eddy's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack County Superior Court
R. N. Chamberlin
General Streeter
Chamberlin
Mrs. Eddy
Fire at 185 Atlantic Avenue and 12% South Market Street
A suspicious origin fire broke out last night in a two story building at 185 Atlantic Avenue and 12% South Market Street threatening the lower market district. Firemen confined the blaze to the rear and first floor with about 1060 dollars in damage. Clinton Market dining rooms occupied the burned section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Market District
Atlantic Avenue
South Market Street
Gerrity
Clinton Market
Cobb Restaurant Company
A. A. Small & Co
Attell Wins in Twenty Rounds in Los Angeles Bout
In a hard fought 20 round match Solomon challenged Abe Attell in Los Angeles. Attell fought through fatigue to hold off Solomn and won on points with a late garrison finish failing to stop Attell. The victory surprised by Attell’s endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attell
Kid Solomon
Los Angeles
Solomon
Abe Attell
Lowell Mills Set June 3 Wage Increase For 20000 Workers
The Lowell Cotton Manufacturers Association informed the Textile Council that wages will rise 3 percent in all Lowell cotton mills on Monday June 3. The council may consider a 10 percent hike. manufacturers cite different conditions from southeastern Massachusetts and doubt the 10 percent sustainment. Representatives Lamoureux and M Masters are linked to bribery allegations over the shoe machinery bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Cotton Mills
Southworth
Manufacturers’ Association
Southeastern
Msssachusetts
Hie
Refused 200 to Bail Trap Set by Mc Masters
A report notes a refusal of 200 dollars to bail a trap set by Mc Masters, with later payment of 350 dollars to settle or compensate. The item centers on actions involving Mc Masters and a financial exchange tied to the trap incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMasters
Trial of Lamoureux on Bribe Charge Captures Boston Court
The Superior Criminal Court crowded with lawyers and legislators heard editor William H. McMasters of the Commonwealth testify as the sole witness about a $180 payment tied to a vote on the shoe machinery bill. Cross examination by Joseph A. Dennison was vigorous but unfinished at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Joseph Lamoureux
Superior Criminal Court
William H. McMasters
the Commonwealth
Lamoureux
Joseph A. Dennison
Moran
Boston
Bond
Octopus Crew Hopes for Record Breaking 200 Foot Dive
The submarine Octopus is to make a 200 foot underwater test off Boston with a nervy crew. The naval board will depart from Boston on the tug Emery at 7. A test at 6 am aims to use calm weather and finish quickly so officials can return to Newport. The Electric Boat Company workers inspect the craft alongside its sisters the Viper Tarantula and Cuttlefish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octopus
Boston
Weymouth
Naval Board
Emery
Essex
Hancock House
Quincy
Spear
Newport
Clarence Burger
Electric Boat Company
Wordy shoe bill bribe case details laid bare at trial
McMasters testifies under direct examination about Lamoureux O Shea of Holyoke and others offering votes for the shoe machinery bill in exchange for payments. He describes sums sought and paid to him and others, the involvement of District Attorney Moran, and alleged backers of the bill. He notes his own varied occupations and past political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
McMasters
Lamoureux
O'Shea
Holyoke
Gauthier
Drvsdauie
Judiciary Committee
Moran
Dennison
United Shoe Machinery Company
Congress Lane
O'Connell
Standard Ofl Company
United Machinery Company
James O'Shea
North Adams
Major O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Tamoureux
Boston Area Weekend Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy Saturday with increasing clouds Sunday and possible showers in some areas. Washington reports New England forecast showing Saturday partly cloudy and Sunday showers, mainly in the southern part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
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Oxford
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Up Fight
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Hering Demonology
William
H. ME Masters
Narragansett Bay
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Heals Coegil
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