Grand Jurors Testify In Palmer Perjury Indictment Inquiry
East Cambridge Superior Court heard four Middlesex grand jurors deny a vote to indict Jackson Palmer for perjury and a fifth juryman admit hearsay was used. Witnesses described discussions at City Club meetings and interactions with District Attorney Higgins amid questions about the Palmer case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Palmer
Badhuadte
Tenalerse Parc
Abia
Middlesex
George H. Sweetland
East Cambridge
Higgins
Davidson
Carpenter
Drummey
Whipple
Palmer
Carter
Lowell
S. Q
Six jurors disqualified in McNamara murder trial
In Los Angeles on November 25 six men were disqualified and one accepted for cause for jury service in the McNamara murder trial. When another juror is accepted and seated, the panel will be full for the second time and lawyers will exercise peremptory challenges. The seventh venu e has been ordered to report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
McNamara
Jury letter sparks perjury indictment case at McLaughlin court
In a tense session Judge McLaughlin hears Jackson Palmer's counsel Sherman L. Whipple present a letter to Chief Justice Aiken signed by five jurors William A. Drummey Timothy G. Greene Charles S. Bradley James Bywater and Edwin A. Powers. Cross examining George H. Sweetland jury chair and first defense witness follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Palmer
Drummey
Torney Higgins
Sweetland
Green
Bradley
Butler
Getchell
Higgins
William A. Drummey
Palmer
McLaughlin
City Club
Charles F. Bradley
Maynard
Timothy E. Greene
Reading
Edwin Powers
Superior Court
Middlesex
Aiken
Sherman L.whipple
Lowell
Wiliam A. Drummey
Timothy G. Greene
Charles S. Bradley
James Bywater
Edwin A. Powers
George H. Sweetland
Twenty Years of Terrible Itching Relief with Resinol Ointment
In New Haven a man endured twenty years of unbearable itching until a 50 cent jar of Resinol brought instant relief. He credits ointment and Resinol Soap with ending his agony after doctors failed. The ad touts Resinol Ointment for eczema burns and other skin eruptions and offers free samples from the Resinol Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Thomas G. Hull
Department 88
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Nurito remedy claims rheumatism cure with 8 ingredients
Proclaims Nurito as a non narcotic proprietary treatment for rheumatic and uric acid poisoning. Promises a money back refund if not relieved and offers testimonials from prominent people. Advertising text lists prices 91 and 2 and directs purchase via Riker Jaynes Drug or mail order from Magistral Chemical Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurito
Riker-Jaynes
Mieil
Magistral Chemical CQ
Flatiron Bidg
New York
Try to Oust Grange Heads at National Convention
Open conflict looms as insurgent and reactionary factions clash at the National Grange convention in Columbus. Insurgents led by Senator Obediah Gardner of Maine establish separate headquarters and vow to topple current leaders, while National Master N J Batchelder asserts firm opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
National Grange
Obediah Gardner
Maine
Grange
National
N. J. Batchelder
New Hampshire
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association Holds 113th Meeting
The 113th meeting was held last evening in Guild Hall Roxbury to review officer reports. Officials announced a strong financial position with $40,000 in the treasury and re elected President W H Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
Guild Hall
Roxbury
Treasury
W. H. Lynch
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Relief Without Quinine
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a guaranteed remedy for severe colds and grippe. It asserts no quinine is used, credits three years of research and a $50,000 cost, and promises cure after taking doses every two hours for a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Juror Exemptions Stir Case as Trial Sways
C A Heath, a farmer born in England, faced only brief examinations amid excused jurors. Dennis Bennett, 74, a former stage driver from Warrensburg and Glens Falls, raised doubts about conviction by circumstantial evidence and was excused. T H Green cited rheumatism. M R Corcoran, 68, feared unable to endure a long trial, drawing protests from the defense. Darrow noted Elliott, 74, accepted yesterday, but Judge Bordwell ruled physically conditioned eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Heath
Dennis Bennett
Warrensburg
Glens Falls
N. Y
T. H. Green
M R. Corcoran
Corcoran
Darrow
T. H. Elliott
Bordwell
Wife on Stand in Redwood City Divorce Suit
Mrs. Lillian L. Moore testifies in California court denying her husband John J. Moore’s claims. She swore on her dead son and two daughters that the accusations against Rear Admiral Thomas Phelps are untrue. Phelps calls the charges baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Cal
Lillian L. Moore
John J. Moore
Thomas Phelps
Moore
Rear Admiral Phelps
Phelps
Tufts Freshmen Claim Flag Rush Victory in 1915
The Tufts freshmen won the annual flag rush over sophomores yesterday morning. Several students were slightly injured, treated as badges of honor. In top tree clashes, the freshmen held three flags when the bell ended the contest. Paul B. Wagner of Brooklyn tackled Henry O. Jackson for a two foot fall and Parker B. Smith of Auburn captured the sole flag by sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Paul B. Wagner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry O. Jackson
Parker B. Smith
Auburn
Wife Sues For 10000 Damages Over Lost Love
Mrs. Mary J. Gibson of Northbridge sues Ignella I. Aldrich for 10000 alleging she alienated her husband Bernard Gibson's affections. The suit cites October 15, 1910, and other dates as part of the alleged damages in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Ignella I. Aldrich
Northbridge
Mary J. Gibson
Miss Aldrich
Bernard Gibson
Veteran teacher Annie E McCarty dies after sudden collapse
Miss Annie E McCarty longtime Somerville teacher and Clark Bennett School principal died suddenly at her home on Stone Avenue Somerville. Born in Somerville she graduated from the local high school in 1878 and began teaching there in 1890. She was on duty Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. McCarty
Somerville
Stone Avenue
Clark Bennett
Taft Lays Wreath on Key's Tomb in Frederick
President Taft visited Frederick Maryland to press arbitration treaties before the Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland. He laid a wreath on Francis Scott Key’s tomb and toured the Barbara Frietchie site, drawing a large crowd from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Taft
Frederick Valley
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Frietchie
Stonewall Jackson
Whittier
Wreath on Key's Tomb during President's visit
The President delivered a brief address continuing his treaty advocacy from a 15 000 mile trip. He spoke little due to a bad cold and led a twilight procession to Key's tomb in Frederick where he laid a wreath and accepted a citizens’ wreath at the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Frederick
Million Hugs Case Ends Divorce in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa November 15 Judge Lawrence DeGraff granted Ella Morom Charles Morgan a decree of divorce. Morgan initially sued for divorce then was jailed for wife desertion at Fort Madison penitentiary for one year. He later courted 17 year old Margaret Tarney and wrote letters ending with A million hugs and a million kisses. Upon his release Morgan renewed the suit and the wife won today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lawrence DeGraff
Ella Morom
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Fort Madison
Margaret Tarney
Survivors of Old Battery Reunited in Salem
Ten of the thirteen survivors of Massachusetts Fourth Battery gathered in Salem on November 15 to mark the 50th anniversary of their 1865 mustering into government service. They honored four years of service in the Department of the Gulf with a banquet and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Reunion
United States Service
Massachusetts Fourth Battery
Department of the Gulf
Veterans Present Garret Found Flag to Essex Institute
A Civil War flag recovered from a Warwick garret was given to the Essex Institute by ex Mayor John F. Hurley, the battery's youngest muster member. The second flag remains at the State House in Boston. Hurley also marked his 67th birthday during the anniversary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
John F. Hurley
State House
Boston
Essex Institute
Hurley
Liberals Lose P. E. I. Election In Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island Premier Palmer and Liberal government suffer defeat in the provincial election held November 15. Liberal candidate for re election defeated by a large majority, ending the Liberal administration in Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
D. D. D. Prescription Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts D. D. D. Prescription as a cooling wash with wintergreen thymus and other ingredients. Testimonial claims relief from eczema psoriasis and skin irritation, offering a 25 cent trial bottle and a full guarantee rebate if itch persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Samuel Lewis
St Paul, Minn
D. D. D. Laboratories
Portrait of Asa H. Paige wins Norman Wait Harris medal
Boston artist Margaret F. Richardson captured the Norman Wait Harris bronze medal and a $300 prize at Chicago's Art Institute annual American art exhibition for Portrait of Asa H. Paige. Critics praise her ability to convey character with subtle expression and rank her among leading portrait painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Richardson
Boston
Norman Wait Harris Bronzh
Chicago Art Institute
Margaret F. Richardson
Asa H. Paige
Norman Wait Harris
Art Institute of Chicago
Miss Richardson
Illinois
Joseph DeCamp
Edmund C. Tarbell
Earnest L. Major
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Art Museum School
Artwork Exhibitions Restricted by Major U.S. Museums
The note states that works were prohibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts the Corcoran Gallery in Washington and the Boston Art Club reflecting a curatorial embargo across several key institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Corcoran Gallery
Washington
Boston Art Club
Revenue cutters set to patrol coast all winter
President Taft orders the Atlantic fleet of revenue cutters to patrol the coast from Maine to Florida from December 1 to April 1, 1912. The cutters will carry provisions water and fuel for relief at sea and will not seek harbor except in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Maine
Florida
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TOF
M’namaras
Resinol
Sciatica and Neurlitis
Grange Heads
Wesnington
Old Battery
P. E. I. Liberals
T .Rom
Orient
Chase
Sanborn
Chase& Sanborn’s
Maseachurettd Breweries Company
Hawley Street
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