Miss Ross Declares Stories Told About Her Are False
Testimony in a Boston court features Miss Ross denying any improper advances by Mr. Love during a Brookline stay and a New York trip. Witnesses including Mrs. Morse and nurse Gertrude Barry describe Mrs. Love's drinking and illness, while Miss Ross and her brother recount hotel and train travel details and confirm no intimate contact.
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Miss Ross
Love
Attorney Bradbury
Brookline
Ross
Mr. Love
Bradbury
Florence H. Morse
Hartford
Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Love
College Avenue
New York
Ford
Boston
Remington
New York City
Love Home
Mr. Ross
Colonial Chambers
Roosevelt
Charles A. Fleischer
Glor y Tonic offer promotes remedy and payment terms
A notice offers a $1.00 box of Glory Tonic on trial with a promise of $1.09 payment if cured or benefited, or nothing if not. It asks readers to write for the box today and provides the sender's name John A. Smith at 5985 Smith Building in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Smith Bldg
Milwaukee
Wis
Vote for Judge Harris for Congress in 14th District
Thomas W. Lawson of Winchester urges voters to back Judge Harris to counter massachusetts protest against tariffs and improve purchasing power. He praises Harris as a man of calibre and urges citizens to use their franchise wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Massachusetts
Judge Harris
Congressman Foss
Robert O. Harris
Congress
Bob Harris
America
Harris
Thomas W. Lawson
Main St
Winchester
Mass
Heart Balm Suit Testimony Breaks Down in Court Case
Miss Sadie Waters, Everett plaintiff in a $20,000 heart balm suit against Boston lawyer Frank A. Appleton, broke down twice in court as letters and a marriage plan were read. Appleton testified to meeting Waters after an alleged encounter, described intimate moments, and read a harsh concluding letter warning of social disgrace.
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Sadie Waters
Everett
Frank A. Appleton
Boston
Appleton
Miss Waters
Tade
Richardson
Trinity Church
Art Museum
Charlie
Mr. Richardson
Beach Meeting With Miss Waters Leads To Room Visits
A man recounts repeated Saturday meetings with Miss Waters at his rooms starting at 3 PM, with durations 2 hours then longer, noting no headaches or seidlitz powder given. He describes continued meetings the next Saturday and confirms no powders or complaints. The court adjourned until 9:30 Monday morning.
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Miss Waters
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C. F. King
Ow. S
Congressional District
Bell
Gil Sobson
Mr. Appleton
Europe
Kranklin
Boynton
Weeks
Boston University
Akrother
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit. Company
Charles Francis Adams
Republican State Committee
Charles E. Matfield
John A. Curtin
Scott
M. J. Murray
Beecham
Chrysanthemums
THE
Boston Cut Flower Co
Bromfield ST
Per Doz
James M.solomon
Huntington Ave
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