Soderquist Seeks Jury Trial For Alleged Slugger Case
The petition by J C L Soderquist requests a new jury trial after pleading guilty under advice of counsel for an alleged assault. District Attorney Stevens questions precedent but supports exposing possible misguidance as the pastor’s affidavit suggests the plea was for expediency. Soderquist maintains innocence and argues the plea may have been mistaken, urging a fair jury trial to resolve the matter.
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J. C. L. Soderquist
Natural History Reaws
Stevens
Soderquist
Roosevelt and Addicks in Delaware Politics Scandal
The piece condemns President Roosevelt for using patronage to aid Addicks in Delaware's U S Senate race. It notes Michael Byrne's appointment as U S district attorney at Addicks' urging, calls it a partisan coercion against regular Republicans, and questions Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Hoar as to whether Byrne will be approved.
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Roosevelt
Delaware
Addicks
United States
Michael Byrne
Adakcks
State Committee
Henry Vk Thompson
Byrne
United States Senate
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Hoar
Opposition to Alderman Slattery for Second Term
The opposition in South Boston to Alderman Slattery’s second term is framed as a selfish and demoralizing scheme. Supporters insist he is needed on the board to safeguard public morality and that public sentiment backs him. the Democrats must push for as near a unanimous nomination as possible.
Maine hunter deaths rise as guides fall victims in 'open season'
The Maine woods death toll grows as hunters shoot guides by mistake while pursuing deer. John Hagan, a 26 year old guide, was shot in the neck near Chesuncook Lake and died. An inquest will be held in Dover. Prosecutions for manslaughter could curb the deadly trend.
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Maine Woods
Telegraph
John Hagan
Penobscot River
Chesancook Lake
Dover
Hagan
Massachusetts
West Branch
Maine
Cholera in the Philippines Ravages Military and Natives
The cholera outbreak in the Philippines is openly admitted to have struck American troops and the marine corps. Officials report 105000 native cases and 67000 deaths with over 20 percent unreported, making the mortality far higher than ordinary war losses. The situation is described as grave and potentially extermination-like.
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Philippines
Department
Washington
Army
Marine Corps
Alderman Slattery Nominated At South Boston Ward Caucus
The Democrats of South Boston wards 14 and 15 endorse Alderman Charles H. Slattery for reelection, praising his service to the district and city and urging continued leadership next year, hoping to curb licenses for dance halls and other objectionable venues near the Marine area.
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Democrats
South P
Boston
Charles H. Slattery
Slattery
the Marine
Waverley ghosts and a Boston art scene mix in a busy week
The Observant Citizen notes a charity fair at the Vendome on December 1 to aid the Animal Rescue League with contributions requested to Miss Manning at 129 Commonwealth Avenue Miss Kimball at 134 Beacon Street and Miss Rosamond at 8 Brimmer Street. The column also highlights Governor-elect Garvin of Rhode Island appointing a Harvard trained advisor and hints at city curiosities, street rumors and local life including Brackett’s return to art and Wells Memorial Institute’s season program for industrial education in the South End.
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Vendome
Animal Rescue League
Manning
Commonwealth Avenue
Kimball
Beacon Street
Rosamond
Brimmer Street
Garvin
Rhode Island
Mason and
Rhody
Wells Memorial Institute
Cooper Institute
New York
Woman's Charity Club Hospital Sale Opens Informally
The Woman's Club house on Huntington avenue welcomed guests for a three day sale to aid the Woman's Charity Club Hospital. Green and white decor, national colors at the entrance, and a program with music and an address framed the events. Numerous tables managed by members offered aprons, dolls, cakes, candy, books, flowers, lemonade, and tea, with a full roster of chairmen and committee members guiding each station.
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Woman’s Club
Woman’s Charity Club
Woman's Club
Huntington Avenue
Woman's Charity Club Hospital
T. W. Seaverns
Perham
Bridgham
T. T
John L. Chandler
W. W. Palmer
J. F. Davis
Abner I. Benyon
Thomas F. Pinkham
P. F. Coolidge
Tracked to His Doom serial sparks romantic caper
In a suspenseful strand Ned Cooke pursues a missing nurse in a Chicago bound train tale. Miss Rivers Nellie proves elusive until a police arrest misfire reveals her beneficent role as Joe Lawrence’s friend, leading to a comic, hopeful reunion and a proposal.
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Ned Cooke
Chicago
Joe
Mrs. Lawrence
Baby Marjorie
Ned
Madge
Baby
Cookie
Marjorie
Mr. Hall
Nellie
Murphy
Lawrence Case
Woodford
Miss Marjorie
Miss Rivers
Mr. Lawrence
Joe Lawrence
Baby Marjorié
Mr. Edward Cooke
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Jim Robinson
Arthur
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Francis Lally
Mr. Lally
Island
W. FR. Blanchard
C. W. Holtzer
I. H. Bickford
J. A. Bacon
G. FR. Parker
J. EF. Dav's
J.C. Littlefield
T. Pinkham
C. Cromack
PF. T. Merrill
M. Brazier
Adelia C. Tage
W. Quimby
H. 8.Taylor
J. F. Gage
F. Winn
W. B. Crafts
I. Edson
C. Freeman
N. Junkin
Rose Blanding
FE. Stearns
C. Merrill
J. J. Weert
M. FE. Dillon
Micah Dyer
J. Sewall Reed
H. Paige
Samuel Crowell
Lewine Circle Table
BR. Tard
T. GC. Brownell
Mra. Towle
H. Brownett
P. Rentin
FA. Vreeman
J. Will
Hosea
Brown
Grover
Brewster
J. Ward
Newton Newkirk
Steve
Genevieve Bond
Duke de Dummychamp
Genevieve
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BR. U. Law School
Edgar Alen Poe
Lillian M. Beals
Regent Street
Cambridge, Mass
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Hampton
Secret Service
Cortelyou
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