Jury Out In Adams Case Sealed Verdict Likely Today
The jury in the Adams larceny case will return a sealed verdict this morning after the judge finished charging at 3 30 pm. The defense offered evidence on only one of nine counts relating to Adams dealings with a man named Robinson amid stock collateral arrangements. Attorney Rowley criticised the district attorney's conduct during argument as the trial progressed.
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A. D F. A. Adams
State Street
T.e
Adams
Robinson
Rowley
Dr Thompson Found Guilty In Second Degree Murder
San Francisco report says Dr. Robert Thompson once of Boston was found guilty of second degree murder in the Eva Swan case. Swan died after an operation and her body was later uncovered buried beneath a cottage basement floor.
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San Francisco
Robert Thompson
Boston
Eva Swan
Miss Swan
Remarkable Fat Reducer Offers Quick Weight Loss Remedy
A Kellogg obesity reducer promises rapid fat loss without wrinkles or dieting. The ad claims safe tablets tasting like cornmeal crackers improve nutrition, strengthen organs, and eliminate excess fat. Readers are urged to mail for a free trial package from F. J. Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kellogg’s
Aga Rayner
F. J. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Kelloge
Kellogg
Thousands of Dollars Lost in Storm at Cape Cod
A fierce gale battered vessels along the Maine line and Cape Cod, with the North Star seeking shelter at Provincetown Harbor after heavy seas. Howard reached Vineyard Haven. Whitney remained missing. Persian and Christian Knudsen tied up at quarantine, while City of Memphis, Grecian, and Camden arrived late. Torpedo boat Sterrett to stay in port at Rockland until conditions ease. Wharfinger William Nason narrowly escaped death while repositioning ships during the storm.
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Cape Cod
Maine Line
North Star
New York
Portland
Provincetown Harbor
Howard
Merchants & Miners’ Line
Baltimore
James
Whitney
Vineyard Haven
Persian
Philadelphia
Christian Knudsen
Louisburg
City of
Memphis
Savannah
Grecian
Camden
Bangor
Joseph Kemp
Boston Towboat Company
Rockland
Sterrett
William Nason
T Wharf
Louise R. Silva
Benjamin F. Phillips
Silva
Phillips
Farrar Wears Xmas Tree Hat at Symphony Hall
The article recounts Geraldine Farrar arriving amid a crowded, rainy queue outside Symphony Hall as 525 seats filled for her Boston Symphony performance conducted by Fiedler. Farrar wore a pink oriental gown with black velvet trim, a hobble skirt, gray fur, a gray bow, and a bucket hat topped with a black aigrette, drawing applause and cheers.
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Huntington and
Massachusetts Avenues
Gainsboro Street
Geraldine Farrar
Symphony Hall
Geraldine
Boston
Miss Farrar
Mr. Fiedler
Verdi cticts in dog bite cases in Dedham
In Dedham Superior Civil Court Marie Galvin six, and Sarah Galvin mother of the child, were awarded a total of 500 for injuries from a Weymouth dog owned by John W. Cook. Marie received 250, Sarah 250, after an hour and a quarter of court time. The defendant admitted liability, and the court doubled Marie’s verdict to 20.
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Dedham
John W. Cook
Weymouth
Marie
Sarah F. Galvin
Marie Galvin
Sarah Galvin
Remarkable fat reducer Rengo marketed for rapid loss
A promotional notice extolls Rengo as a harmless fat reducer chewing like candy. Claims a gradual, safe weight drop without wrinkles and notes availability from the Rengo Co in Detroit and various Boston drug stores. Includes free trial offer and mail order option with price and addresses.
Runaway Lynn Boy Glad To Get Back
Fourteen year old Joseph Montour, who fled Lynn Massachusetts last week to see the world, is returning home content with his travels. Patrolman Dugan found him at Union Station in Baltimore and the boy admitted his identity and said he had ridden the railroad from Lynn. Asked if he wanted to go home he replied, You bet.
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Baltimore
Joseph Montour
Lynn
Mass
Dugan
Central District
Union Station
Multo Fruto touted as natural constipation cure
An advertisement promotes Multo Fruto as a natural remedy for constipation and weak nerves. It claims rapid, thorough relief and the fruitlike product can be eaten as candy. Full sizes cost 2c to 50c at drug stores with prepaid mail option from the Rengo Co. Detroit. A free trial package is available by mail.
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Rengo Co
Rengy
Detroit
Mich
Multo
Tariff the Issue Declared by Col Gaston
A 1910 letter from Col William A. Gaston to H Elmer Townsend argues tariff reform as the central issue in Massachusetts elections. He links high living costs to duties and urges voting the Democratic ticket to oppose Republican tariff laws, framing the race as a state and national test on tariff policy.
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H. Elmer Townsend
Townsend
Ple
Massachusetts
Washington
William A. Gaston
Butler Ames Urges Lodge To Withdraw From Senate Race
Congressman Ames asks Henry Cabot Lodge to retire from the United States Senate race to aid Governor Draper and Massachusetts Republicans. He argues Lodge’s continued candidacy jeopardizes the party ticket and cites district opposition and Lodge’s perceived bossism as the core issue. The letter, read by Lodge who offered no comment, frames a withdrawal as the only path to victory for the state slate.
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Lodge
Draper
Ames
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Republian Party of
United States Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hale
National Senate
Senator Lodge
Congressman Ames
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Mass
Sir
Congress
Secant
Foss
R. H. White Employees Hold Annual Party
The R H White Company's Mutual Benefit Association held its autumn dancing party last night at Catholic Union Hall Worcester Square. Guests included D B Strictland and Mrs Strictland. Henry Driscoll presided with Frank Magee and a team of officers and committee members organizing the event.
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R. H. White Company
Mutual Benefit Association
Catholic Union Hall
Worcester Square
D. B. Strictland
Mra. Strictland
BE. G. Preston
J. B
Charles McManus
Alice Liston
Margaret McCarthy
Ethel Pillman
Mary Brady
Margaret O'Connell
Nellie Walsh
Tech students pack Colonial Theatre for Arcadians showing
Hundreds of technology enthusiasts gathered at the Colonial Theatre after field day to watch The Arcadians. The audience, mostly collegians, decorated boxes and balcony with colors and banners, remained orderly aside from a few skirmishes.
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Colonial Theatre
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Rachmaninoff
Rengo
Pean
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Company
Tremont St
W. B. Hunt Company
Washington St
Massachuse Ave
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Pleasant St
Malden
Lynn Boy
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Gaston
Butler Ames
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TECH
Arcadia
Gilchrist
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Park Street
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Tremont
Washington Street
Copenhagen
Melton
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