Witnesses Weep as Trial Over Averill Murder Heats Up
In St. Albans Vermont on November 10, Mrs. Averill’s murder trial saw dramatic moments. Mrs. Wells fainted on the stand and both Mrs. Averill and Mrs. Bird cried while describing the shooting aftermath. Attorney General Sargent took control of the State’s case as tensions rose, with the defense preparing to begin their portion and Averill expected to testify.
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ST. Albans
Frank C. Averill
Frank P. Wells
Averill
John Bird
Sargent
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Radical, Safe Indigestion Relief
The article praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a modern, harmless remedy for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest all wholesome food, rest the stomach, and improve appetite, sleep, and overall health without dieting. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
English Fear Rate Inquiry Steals British Investor Wallets
London observers warn the American Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate inquiry could curb railroad earnings and depress American railway securities in Europe. Ivy L. Lee of Harris Winthrop & Co. says a failure to allow a moderate rate rise would trigger investor doubt and hurt rail securities despite existing injunctions against rate increases.
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London
American Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Ivy L. Lee
Europe
Harris, Winthrop & Co
United States
Thinks Post Cartoons Helped Win Victory
A Boston reader credits the Post for shaping voter opinion with daily editorials against the Republicans and its mother and two children cartoon. The writer praises the Bay State's thoughtful, discriminating electors and hopes all classes benefit from the shift. Sincerely, John B Hall M D. Boston, Nov. 9.
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Thinks Post
The
Post
Republican Party
Dan
Bay State
John B. Hall
M. D
Boston
Strike quell in Cardiff mining districts
Authorities rushed troops and London police to Cardiff mining districts after strike riots Tuesday night. The drastic action overawed the strikers and the situation appeared under control.
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Cardiff
London
Giant Mushroom Raised in Cellar by North End Resident
Peter Greco of 5 Charter Street brought a colossal 212 pound mushroom to the Post Office. Raised in his cellar from an Italian seed, it reached nearly a foot in width this week. Rob Bruce of West Roxbury calls a dug potato in his garden the “ancestor of the potato” with a gorilla face shape.
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Post Harvest
Peter Greco
Charter Street
Greco
Robert Bruce
West Roxbury
Three New Ships for Fruit Trust
United Fruit Company at Belfast reports three steamers are under construction and due next June, correcting an earlier London despatch that cited six ships. The firm has previously built several vessels in Belfast.
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United Fruit Company
Belfast
Irc
London
Brother Seeks Missing Wade Sibling From Malden
Miss Bess ie A Wade of 134 Clifton Street Malden Massachusetts writes to the editor requesting any news of her brother David JL Wade last heard from in Boston two years ago. She asks interested readers to report any information.
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Post
Boston
David JL. Wade
Bessie A. Wade
Clifton Street
Malden
Mass
Michael Cudahy Ill in Chicago at Blackstone Hotel
Michael Cudahy the packer is seriously ill at his Blackstone Hotel apartments in Chicago. His son John of Kansas City was telegraphed to hurry to the city.
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Chicago
Michael Cudahy
Packer
Blackstone Hotel
John
Kansas City
Public figures protest Civil Service rejection of appointee
Felix W. McGettrick, former assistant district attorney, appeals to public sentiment after the Civil Service Commission twice rejects him for a penal institutions commissioner post appointed by Mayor Fitzgerald. He questions the board's reasons, denounces bias, and demands full explanation to guide informed citizens and aspirants.
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Felix W. McGettrick
Mr. Moran
Civil Service Commission
Fitzgerald
Sir
Office of Penal Institutions
Boston
Penal Institutions
Equal Franchise Meet in Newton Women Discuss Suffrage
The Newton Equal Franchise Association held its first meeting of the season at G A R Hall Newton ville. Miss Alice Carpenter addressed on equal suffrage. Mrs W B Birdeall reported on the recent State convention at Lowell.
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Newton Equal Franchise Association
G. A. R. Hall
Newtonville
Alice Carpenter
W. BE. Birdeall
Lowell
City Council calls on province to buy Bell Company
London Ontario report says the City Council passed a resolution urging the provincial government to acquire the Bell Telephone Company business in Ontario. The move follows discussions on public ownership and service expansion.
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London
Ont
Navy
The
Bell Telephone Company
Ontario
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad claims one dose ends indigestion and gas within five minutes. It markets Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for dyspepsia, heartburn, and upset stomach, with relief in minutes and a normal appetite returning after digestion.
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