Crocker Case Before Court
A high profile Suffolk county case against George A. Crocker is set for full bench review by the Supreme Judicial Court. Crocker and co defendant Charles H. Leach face indictment for bribing a juror in the Crocker will dispute as heirs contest the testator’s bequest. Judge Rugg referred the matter to the full bench after considering motions to move the trial away from Suffolk.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Commonwealth
George A. Crocker
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Charles H. Leach
Lynn
Crocker Will
Uriel H. Crocker
Mr. Crocker
C. S. Choate
Stung by Count Says Kilgallen on International Marriages
Chicago nov 16. M H Kilgallen, millionaire steel magnate, voices dismay over his daughter Irma Kilgallen’s marriage to Count John Alexander Mourik DeBeaufort. He laments titled spouses as costly and dangerous to a family, wishing for an American, hard working husband for Irma. He asserts he earned his wealth honestly.
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Chicago
Irma
M. H. Kilgallen
Irma Kilgallen
John Alexander Mourik DeBeau
Corn Exchange Bank
Fall May Be Fatal to Lynn Lawyer
Lynn November 16 Arthur S Foster prominent local lawyer lies in a dangerous condition at City Hospital after a 20 foot fall into a cellar from Union street building site. Collar bone fractured and internal injuries reported.
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Lynn
Arthur S. Foster
City Hospital
Union Street
Bishop Opens Trinity Meet with Services and Elections
Bishop Lawrence opened the Sunday School Union session at Trinity Church with services. Officers elected include Rt. Rev. William Lawrence president Rev. Alexander Mann vice president Rev. Frederick W. Fitts secretary Henry G. Vaughan treasurer and Rev. Carlton P. Mills educational secretary. Afternoon talks featured Fitts lesson prep Sherrard Billings spiritual teacher prep Malcom Taylor family relations and a closing charge by Dr. Rousmaniere.
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Bishop Lawrence
Trinity Church
Jacob Sleeper
William Lawrence
D. D
Alexander Mann
Frederick W. Fitts
Henry G. Vaughan
Carlton P. Mills
Sherrard Billings
Malcom Taylor
Rousmaniere
Judge Rules Man May Bleach Hair In Court Ruling
Worcester dispatch reports Judge Utley in District Court ruled that men may bleach their hair stating if women do so a man has the right to do likewise. The case against Fred Whittier alias Fred Woodbury for larceny was placed on file after evidence showed he used peroxide to disguise his hair.
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Worcester
Utley
Fred Whittier
Fred Woodbury
Whittier
Florence Noyes is Beautiful and Bright Child
Florence M. Noyes, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Noyes of 78 Antwerp Street, is named a beautiful child candidate in Brighton. Neighbors praise her light hair blue eyes and cheerful, bright nature. she is popular and engaging.
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Brighton
Florence M. Noyes
Charles Noyes
Antwerp Street
Florence
Salvation Army prepares Thanksgiving dinner for 3000 children
Colonel Gifford of the Salvation Army in New England plans a Thanksgiving dinner for 3000 poor children at the People's Palace at Washington and Brookline streets. Appeals for funds have been mailed to supporters and donations are coming in slowly, prompting an anxious appeal for public generosity.
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Gifford
Salvation Army
New England
People’s Palace
Washington
Brookline Streets
Colonel Gifford
Ketchel Monument Fund Drives Donations in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 16 offers of contributions pour in for a Ketchel monument fund honoring the late Stanley Ketchel who was shot and killed in Missouri. Pugilists and many leading sporting men across America have sent funds.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Stanley Ketchel
Missouri
America
Taxi Strike Riots Erupt as Bricks Flung in New York Streets
In New York on November 16 a clash between strikers and strike breakers erupted along Fifth Avenue near Central Park. A crowd of several hundred attacked a taxi, bricks and stones flying until police dispersed them. Many plan to return to work, though the strike remains unsettled.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
No Vote No Taxes Urged for Women in Vermont
A bill introduced in Vermont's lower house by Rep Hunt of New Haven argues unmarried women 21 or older should not be taxed without voting rights. The proposal reflects the suffrage stance of its sponsor amid a broader debate on women's rights.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Representative Hunt
New Haven
Hunt
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