Coroner Blames and Acquits in Death Cases
In New Haven the coroner held Samuel De Campbell criminally responsible for the death of Rev. Dr. G Brinley Morgan struck by Campbell's car. Albert P Lee, chauffeur for David H Clark, was acquitted of criminal responsibility for Frederick T Case's death. One finding deemed negligent, the other careful.
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New Haven
Conn
Samuel de Campbell
G. Brinley Morgan
Campbell
Albert P. Lee
David H. Clark
Woman sues pastor for ten thousand dollars in Atlanta
Mrs Sadie Bean a Jonesboro social leader filed a $10 000 suit against Rev J C Atkinson pastor of the Methodist Church alleging he defamed her in a recent sermon in Atlanta suburb Jonesboro Ga on November 19.
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Atlanta
Sadie
Bean
Jonesboro
J. C. Atkinson
Methodist Church
Daredevil Gloucester Skipper Captured After Bold Chase
Captain Clayton Morrissey, master of the Arethusa, was arrested in Newfoundland for violating fishing laws from last April. He had escaped a government cruiser after a dramatic pursuit and must face trial at Port aux Basques, with earlier rivals fined for illegal trawling. Wagers and Boston interest marked the dramatic chase as Morrissey sailed in with full sails.
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Clayton Morrissey
Arethusa
Fiona
Newfoundland
Port Aux Basques
Morrissey
Rose Branch
Boston
Gloucester
Second Oldest Fire Chief in N E Dead at Beverly
Levi K. Goodhue longtime Beverly fire chief for 34 years and second oldest in New England by service died at 71. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son.
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N. E
Beverly
Levi K. Goodhue
Hopkins
Somerville
New England
Bright's Disease Cured According to Honolulu Bulletin
The Honolulu Bulletin reports cases of recovery from Bright's Disease using Fulton’s Compound. A Honolulu Drug Co agent cites two successes, one with dropsy and another with a ship officer, both now back at work. Otis notes few failures but emphasizes patience and offers the treatment through Jaynes & Co. Boston.
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Bright
A. H. Otis
Honolulu Drug Co
Otis
California
Fulton
Honolulu
Jaynes & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Congregational Brotherhood Forms in Massachusetts
A new organization named The Congregational Brotherhood of Massachusetts was formed yesterday in this city. It follows the national formation at the last Congregationalists convention in Detroit Michigan where ministers and laymen joined the movement. State branches will join the brotherhood as part of the national structure.
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Congregational Brotherhood of
Massachusetts
Congregational Brotherhood
Congregationalists
Detroit
Mich
Parker criticizes attorney general on criminal laws
Former State Attorney-General Herbert Parker voiced strong disagreement with United States Attorney-General Bonaparte’s remarks at the National Municipal League meeting in Pittsburg, asserting the attorney general was wrong to call criminal laws inefficient and labeling his comments unjustified.
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Herbert Parker
United States
Bonaparte
National Municipal League
Pittsburg
Mass Congregational Brotherhood Formed In Massachusetts
Nearly 250 men gathered at Pilgrim Hall to form a statewide Congregational laymen’s brotherhood. Victor J. Loring presided and was elected president with a slate of officers including Arthur B. Chapin and J. S. Vorhees. The gathering featured speeches by J Campbell White and Dr. J H T Main, plus a sermon by Ozora S. Davis.
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Pilgrim Hall
Congregational Building
Victor J. Loring
Loring
Frank H. Noyes
Melrose
H. A. Bridgman
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
W. W. Jordan
Clinton
J. 5S. Vorhees
Adams
Herbert A. Barker
Jamaica Plain
Paul Moody
East Northfield
M. E. Daniels
Northampton
E. N. Hardy
Quincy
P. T. Farwell
Wellesley Hills
T. K. McAllister
Newton
W. C. Rhodes
Roxbury
Massachusetts Brotherhood
J. Campbell White
J. H. T. Main
Grinnell
National Congregational Brotherhood
Ozora S. Davis
New Britain, Conn
Brotherhood
Roosevelt and Toleration Hearts Acknowledged by Irish Society
The Charitable Irish Society of Boston sends a praise filled communication to the White House praising President Roosevelt for his views on religious toleration and the elimination of religion from ballot box issues. The letter commends his defense of equal rights for all faiths and pledges gratitude from Protestant and Catholic members alike.
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Roosevelt
J. C. Martin
Dayton
Irish Society of
Boston
White House
Andrew Jackson
Banker's Death Declared Natural at Sing Sing Inquest
Ossining N Y Nov 19 Coroner Squires ruled that David Rothschild former New York banker died of natural causes in Sing Sing prison last Tuesday night An inquest concluded today confirming the verdict and noting Rothschilds prior banking career was noted in testimony
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Ossining
N. Y
David Rothschild
New York
Sing Sing
Squires
Wright Faces Rival in Akron Aviation Plan
Akron inventor Fred T. Childs completes a city plane design with an improved wing configuration. He claims his new lateral balance feature will enhance stability and control.
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Akron
Chine
Fred T. Childs
Ine
Must Make Brooms for Stealing $700,000
In Joliet Illinois on November 19 Peter Van Vlis singen was numbered Convict No 603 He was shaved and his hair cut by an Italian serving a life sentence for wife murder He will be put to work in the broom factory.
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Joliet, Ill
Peter van Vlissingen
Lambert Ends Life in Newark by Gas Inhalation
Frederick Lambert, who failed in a Bridgeport hotel attempt to take his own life on October 25, died in Newark today by inhaling illuminating gas.
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Newark
N. J
Frederick Lambert
Bridgeport
Conn
Fire aimed at West End tenement found at Smith Court
Miss Annie Walker of 2 Smith court discovered a planned arson at 212 Smith court in the West End. Oil soaked excelsior filled every room and a fire on the second floor had begun but died out, with an officer from Joy street station assigned to investigate.
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Smith Court
West End
Annie Walker
Joy Street
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