Ipsen and Ivankowski Convicted of Lynn Murders Die Sentence
Andrei Ipsen and Wassili Ivankowski were found guilty of murdering Thomas Landregan and James Carroll in Lynn last June and sentenced to die in the electric chair during the week of March 4, 111. Ipsen menaced the District Attorney with a Russian remark as they were led out.
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Salem
Andrei Ipsen
Wassili Ivankowski
Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Lynn
Peters
Death by electric chair in 1911 Salem court case
Chief Justice John Adams Aiken sentences Ivankowski and Ipsen to death within the week of March 5 1911 after fair trials. The court notes jury verdicts as the only possible outcome and interpreters report a Russian taunt amid tense proceedings. Attorneys claim wrongful evidence. jury deliberation lasted under an hour.
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John Adams Aiken
Aiken
Ivankowski
Ipsen
Salem
Ivanxowski
John P. S. Mahoney
William D. Chapple
Funeral for Mrs Mary C Keith Held at St Marys Brookline
The funeral for Mary Co. Keith wife of theatrical manager Benjamin F Keith was held from St Marys Church of the Assumption Brookline. The body was interred at Holyhood Cemetery with high mass and grave prayers. Pallbearers included Dr J Foster Bush William E Collins General W B Emery Samuel K Hodgdon Philip S Nash and Dwight Prindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Co. Keith
Benjamin F. Keith
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Brookline
Holyhood Cemetery
Charles A. Finnegan
Groton
James J. O'Brien
Somerville
J. J. Lyons
St. Raphael’s Church
West Medford
South Boston Signalman Killed by Train
Joseph Joly, 3, of 6 Chestnut Place in South Boston, a signal man for the New Haven road, was instantly killed when struck by a train while crossing the tracks under the Broadway Extension bridge about 5 30 o clock yesterday afternoon.
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Joseph Joly
Chestnut Place
South Boston
New Haven Road
Broadway Extension Bridge
Bridegroom in custody for bigamy
Inspectors Patterson and Pierce rush to Colorado Springs with papers for Charles Hector McLeod held there on bigamy charges. McLeod travels with his wife Miss Bessie McKeon of 42 West Cedar Street, this city, on his wedding tour.
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Patterson
Pierce
Colorado Springs
Charles Hector McLeod
McLeod
West
Bessie McKeon
Cedar Street
McLeod's double marriage case shocks Portland clergy
Charles Hector McLeod wed Miss McKeon on September 28 after claiming widowhood and presenting letters proving a deceased wife. Police later found he had married Jennie McLeod of St Johnsbury earlier in 1902, now connected to a Vermont divorce suit. The couple was traced to Colorado Springs. local inspectors plan to return with McLeod next week.
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Jennie McLeod
St. Johnsbury
Charles Hector McLeod
McLeod
Portland
St. Johnspury
Itis
A. H. McLeod
Elisha P. Brickett
A. H. Wright
St. Lawrence Street Congregational
Vermont
Colorado Springs
Massachusetts group votes to back Taft civil service move
The Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association adopted resolutions commending President Taft for extending the classified civil service to assistant postmasters and proposing to place second and third class post offices under civil service. The preamble cites patronage evils including political appointments, party control of nominations, absenteeism, and wasted legislative time.
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Taft
Congress
Council
The
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Richard H. Dana
National Civil Service
Washington
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Relief
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds and grippe, claiming relief after the first dose. Notes three years of research and a cost of over fifty thousand dollars, and asserts no quinine is used. A 25 cent package is marketed as the only effective remedy with no side effects.
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Grippe
Pape
Wolf Hunt Causes City Panic in McKeesport
For three days and two nights a gray wolf roamed McKeesport, prompting thousands of residents to join hunts through streets and alleys. Citizens feared the animal would injure children as hunters pressed on to capture it.
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M’keesport
Penn
McKeesport
Wolf from Canada Escapes Klingensmith Home
Miss Tsabella Klingensmith, a public school teacher, owned a wolf sent from Canada. It escaped from the cellar last Wednesday and roamed the city, with police orders to shoot on sight. Shots were fired, dogs were whipped, and the wolf finally hid on the porch at dusk, hungry and humbled.
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Tsabella Klingensmith
Canada
Klingensmith
Pastor Dying From Violent Hiccoughs
Rev. J. W. McLaughlin of Belmar New Jersey is near death after a week of violent hiccoughs that have severely weakened him. He previously survived a similar attack four years ago with great effort.
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Belmar
N. J
J. W. McLaughlin
Audience rises in tribute for King during Elmendorf lecture
Dwight L. Elmendorf described the funeral pageant of Edward VII using stereopticon views and colored motion pictures at Symphony Hall last night. The audience rose in a silent tribute to the dead as he narrated the procession through London to the King's final rest. The talk will be repeated this afternoon, with a future talk on Berlin and its environs scheduled for November 25-26.
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Dwight L. Elmendorf
London
Edward VII
Symphony Hall
Rengo fat reducing remedy offers free sample and claims
Rengo promises rapid fat reduction without dieting or exercise and highlights safety and convenience It is sold at $1 per box with mail options and free 50 cent samples to Detroit customers It lists Boston and Cambridge druggists as available outlets and notes postal inclusion requirements.
Multo-Fruto Promoted As Natural Constipation Cure
An old advertisement touts Multo Fruto as a natural remedy for chronic constipation and weak nerves. It claims quick, thorough relief from a fruit treatment that can be eaten like candy. Full sized packages cost 25¢ and 60¢ at drug stores, with a free trial offer by mail from the Rengo Co in Detroit.
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Rengo Co
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
Multo- Fruto
Multo-Fruto
Bronx 13 year old shot amid crowd of youths
Charles Lorch aged 13, son of a Bronx residence caretaker, was shot in the abdomen during an attempt to drive away a group of boys from the lawn. The injury was described as potentially fatal.
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New York
Charles Lorch
Bronx
Stage Bomb Dropped by Aircraft at Navy Yard
Claude Grahame-White staged a bomb drop from an aeroplane over the League Island navy yard in Philadelphia, placing a stage bomb on the administration building roof. He completed three ascensions in a 30 mile wind and returned to his start point, thrilling thousands despite dangerous winds. Ralph Johnstone had died yesterday in Denver during a spiral ascent.
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Philadelphia
Claude Grahame-White
League Island Navy Yard
White
Navy Yard
Point Breeze
Delaware
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Eight wed by "Dock Parson" at Boston port
Justice of the Peace James Burns the "Dock Parson" united four English brides with four grooms in Boston. The couples had planned the matches with grooms already in the country, and the brides arrived aboard the Ivernia to join them. The brides Mary Phillips and Maud Ellis wed George W Venable and Fred G Corbett, Ada F Callow tied to Kenneth Fergu son, and Martha A Taylor to James McLean.
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James Burns
Boston
Ivernia
Mary Phillips
George W. Venable
New Bedford
Maud Ellis
Fred G. Corbett
Waltham
Ada F. Callow
Kenneth Ferguson
Martha A. Taylor
James McLean
Will
Providence
R. T
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Bandiis
Lynn Slayer
Mary C. Keith
Indorse Taft Postal
Postoffice Civil Service Recommend
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, Inc
Fourth Avenue
S. E. Cor
25Th Street
New York City
James Curran
Henry A. Hartman
Sia
Lodge
Court OF
Saint James
SY. James
Massachusetts II
Regular Army and Navy
Union
William D. Walsh
Edward J. Leary
Grockton
Timothy C. Murphy
Colonel Walsh
Otto B. Armstrong
Paul C. Madison
Lawrence Small
Washburn
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Company
Tremont S1
W. B. Hunt Company
Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Malden
Young Gang
Grahame- White
Broadway
Twenty-Ninth Street
Cafe Elysee
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