Adams Ordered to Sit in Dock During Trial
A. D. F. Adams was ordered to sit in the dock of the Superior Criminal Court while facing nine counts of larceny. Previously he sat within the bar enclosure to help his counsel Mr. Rowley. The judge debated Rowley on phrasing as the trial proceeded and the government rested its case. Rowley opened the defense as the day adjourned.
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A. D. F. Adams
Superior Criminal Court
Adams
Rowley
Webber
Charles Street
Fire Destroys Bethlehem House Hotel in New Hampshire
A fire destroyed the Bethlehem House hotel in Bethlehem New Hampshire early today. The 35 year old summer hotel suffered losses over ten thousand dollars with extensive contents burned. Local crews aided by Littleton firefighters could not save the structure. Colonel John Q A Bruce owned the property and Chief Walter Clark sustained burns on the roof while fighting the blaze.
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Bethlehem
N. H
Bethlehem House
Littleton
Walter Clark
John Q. A. Bruce
Wilton
J. F. Reynolds
Pinehurst
N. Y
White Mountains
Harvard Men in Odd Stunts Qualify for Institute
Harvard sophomores staged a two hour spectacle in Harvard Square as new Institute members, wearing black hat-bands with white stripes, performed stunts for initiations. The crowd watched a faux policeman halt traffic, a minstrel on car tracks, a pink-clad impersonation, and other disguises before ten new members joined the Society.
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Harvard
Institute
Harvard “Institute
Harvard Square
Amherst College registers 502 students this year
Amherst College reports 502 undergraduates for the current year, a drop of 39 from last year. Students come from 28 states, led by New York with 153 and Massachusetts with 138.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Alfred S. Goodale
New York
Massachusetts
Firemen's Pay Demands Raise Justice Question
A reader argues that firemen face an impossible cost of living relative to pay, noting Boston as a example where salaries lag 23 years. The letter asks if the city’s firemen of the best department deserve a raise to support families and education.
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Sir
Boston
Warning on Kidney Health and Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
The text stresses kidney function as vital to overall health and cites Brights disease deaths in New York in 1909. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy, claiming cures and offering a free sample by writing to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
New York
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
English Artists at Jordan Hall Recital Delights Audiences
J C Duff presented Percy French and Dr Houston Collisson in a unique recital of art and music at Jordan Hall. Selections featured original works by French and Collisson with humorous sketches and poems. The audience responded with laughter to Collisson’s Irish songs and applause for his Village Concert.
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Jordan Hall
J. C. Duff
Percy French
Houston Collisson
Dr. Collisson
Taft For Canadian Open Door
Washington November 2 Henry M Hoyt counsel lor and Charles M Pepper commercial adviser of the State Department will leave tomorrow for Ottawa to resume negotiations begun last spring on closer trade relations between the United States and Canada
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Washington
United States
Canada
Henry M. Hoyt
Charles M. Pepper
State Department
Ottawa
Taft Seeks Reciprocity Treaty in Canadian Talks
Preliminary conference with Canadian officials set for November 6. Secretary Knox to visit Ottawa after negotiations reopen. President Taft aims for a reciprocity treaty as the outcome. Hoyt and Pepper keep the President informed as talks resume. Taft, tied to Murray Bay summers, supports closer trade with Canada. Progress was made last spring before a temporary pause and informal work continues.
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Knox
Ottawa
Taft
Mr. Hoyt
Mr. Pepper
Murray Bay
Canada
Tragedian Fyffe Dies in Philadelphia Home for Actors
Charles J. Fyffe an actor of note died at the Edwin Forrest Home for Actors in Philadelphia at age 80. He supported Booth Barrett Sheridan and other great tragedians and was active for about forty years in heavy tragedy roles.
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Philadelphia
Charles J. Fyffe
Edwin Forrest
Mr. Fyffe
Booth
Barrett
Sheridan
Cholera Toll Rises in Rome with Ten New Cases
In Rome during the last 24 hours ten new cholera cases were reported and two deaths occurred. Health authorities continue monitoring the outbreak and urging precautionary measures.
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Rome
Stork Arrives as Father Dies in Middleboro
In Middleboro the Romine of Mrs. John W. Gannon welcomed a baby girl within 24 hours of John W. Gannon dying suddenly of pneumonia. The funeral was scheduled for the next day as the casket lay in wait.
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Stork
Father
Romine
John W. Gannon
Star Mills
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