Maid Tells Of Odd Actions In Mrs Martin Sanity Hearing
Newark New Jersey November 3 A hearing to determine the sanity of Mrs Caroline B Martin accused of murdering her daughter Ovey W M Sneed the East Orange bath tub victim resumed today The first witness Rite Sullett a colored maid who worked for Mrs Martin in 1904 and 1905 at Soule College Charlotte burg South Carolina testified Mrs Martin often scattered dollar bills on the classroom floor and kept her busy picking them up One night she awoke to a pistol shot and said she found Mrs Martin sitting up in bed laughing saying If this revolver had killed me youd be
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Ovey W. M. Sneed
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Rite Sullett
Cure of facial neuralgia with pink pills touted
Mrs. W L Squire of Cleveland Ohio testifies she suffered facial neuralgia, underwent surgery then found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills. After taking a few boxes she claims complete cure and improved health for fourteen years. The advertisement promotes nerve health via red blood and invites requests for a booklet and orders from Schenectady New York.
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East 19Th Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Willams
Dr. Williams
Bell Druggists
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Every Day Dangers to Guard Against Cough Syrups
Warns against dangerous cough syrups containing morphine and opiates. Promotes Father John’s Medicine as pure nourishment that builds the body and protects against exposure and weakness. Urges readers to get what they call for.
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Father John
Atwater recounts Zalvado plot over Maine destruction
Meriden Connecticut report quotes former State Senator Francis Atwater who published a Havana newspaper during the Maine explosion era. He notes a 1899 cable about Zalvado’s destruction and claims a detective provided details that were sent to the War Secretary but ignored.
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Conn
Francis Atwater
Havana
Cuba
Maine
Brady
Kansas City
Atwater
Reconcentratos
Navy
Zalvado
Mr. Atwater
Hunting Coast for Smugglers
Government agents scour the seaboard from Maine to Florida to uncover a suspected Chinese smuggling plot in eastern shipping centers. The drive follows a confession alleged by Tan Shu Wan, a former government interpreter, who was arrested on smuggling charges.
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New York
Maine
Florida
Watch For
Tan Shu Wan
Wan
Adkins Recital Praised Voice with Room to Grow
Morton Adkins, baritone, offered a program in Jordan Hall featuring works by Secchi Franz Schumann Franck Widor Strauss Reger Novacek Mack Ware Loomis Farwell Bergh Russel Brock Grant Schaeffer German Ker nochan. His strong voice showed body and resonance though breath control and dynamic range need refinement and some selections stretched the audience with a lengthy list.
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Schumann
Franck
Widor
Strauss
Reger
Novacek
Mack
Ware
Loomis
Farwell
Bergh
Russel
Brockway
Grant-Schaeffer
Kernochan
Jordan Hall
Adkins
Deer Rescue In Atlantic Off Newport
Newport R I November 3 A fisherman James Maparonas found a deer swimming in the broad Atlantic beyond the lightship and persuaded it to come aboard. His cousin George Saras now holds the deer awaiting a claimant, likely a wild animal from the state south county woods.
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Newport
R. I
James Maparonas
Atlantic
Maparonas
George Saras
Lynch Mob Pursues Shooter on Prairie Road
In Aberdeen Mississippi on November 8 James Stoward, a Negro, is sought by posses after mortally wounding James Goodwin, a planter's clerk. Goodwin was fired on from a bush while guiding Howard cattle en route to Prairie. mob intentions include quick punishment.
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Aberdeen
Miss
James Stoward
James Goodwin
Goodwin
Prairie
Howard
No graft in Chicago's $5,000,000 City Hall
The Chicago bureau of public efficiency told Mayor Busse that the new City Hall costing five million dollars was built without graft. The investigation found the construction properly conducted and the charges of skimping unfounded.
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Chicago
Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency
Busse
Uncle Sam's Locksmith Dies in New Britain
Philip Corbin 86 longtime head of the American Hardware Association died at his New Britain home this afternoon after a heart ailment. He founded the Corbin manufactories producing locks and keys for mail boxes trunks and traveling salesmen.
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New Britain
Conn
Philip Corbin
The
American Hardware Association
Corbin Manufactories
Corbin
Winchendon Teacher Resigns to Join Somerville School
Guy C. Blodgett, sub-master and mathematics teacher at Murdock High School, resigns to take effect Navy 15. He will become sub-master at Somerville English High School. Blodgett, a 1908 Dartmouth graduate, has served two years at Murdock High School.
Tech Field Day Brings Brown Tufts For Cross Country Clash
The technology annual event at Brookline features a showdown between Technology sophomores and freshmen with a field day banner at stake. A triangular cross-country race includes Tufts and Brown, elevating interest as thousands of supporters attend this historic competition.
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Technology
Tufts
Brown University
Tech
Brookline
Institute
Brown
Charges Against McMartin and Adolph Withdrawn
Former Judge C O Cole son of Peter McMartin helped withdraw charges of obtaining money by false pretenses against McMartin and W K Adolph in Des Moines Iowa. Chief Detectives Johnson wired New York police to release the men.
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Des Moines
C. O. Cole
Peter McMartin
C. E. Strong
Strong Motor Car Company
McMartin
W. K. Adolph
Johnson
New York
Slayer Sentenced to Life in State Prison
Sabatini Santastia pleads guilty to second degree murder in the slaying of Hoveannes Manzolan at a Worcester factory. He, an Italian, shot the Armenian after a June factory dispute and lay in wait near the plant. the court imposed life imprisonment at Charles Town.
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Worcester
Sabatini Santastia
Hoveannes Manzolan
Charlestown
Sanderson
Superior Criminal Court
Sabatini
Santasia
Manzolan
Yale Receives $25,000 From Pastor Will Rest of Library to Society
The will of the late Rev. Morton Dexter filed in Suffolk probate assigns $25,000 to Yale University. The American Congregations Society will receive the bulk of his library.
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YALE
Yale University
Morton Dexter
Henry Morton Dexter
Suffolk County
American Congregations Society
Digestive relief with Pape's Diapepsin advertised
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless 50-cent remedy that digests heavy meals in five minutes and relieves heartburn gas belching and indigestion symptoms. It claims instant stomach relief day or night and suggests the whole family can be cured with one case.
Proof Conclusive of Our Buying and Selling Capacity
An advertisement from a clothing retailer explains the benefits of buying in large quantities. The firm emphasizes honesty integrity and fair treatment with satisfaction guaranteed. It notes operating 46 stores and a sizable customer base to demonstrate its capacity.
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