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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
18
Three Melrose residents testified in East Cambridge at the Russell case hearing that Dakota Dan is the rightful claimant to the Russell fortune. The proceedings wrapped up with the witness statements ending today.
Witnesses insist Fresno Dan and Dakota Dan resemble Daniel Blake Russell of old memories while Dakota Dan lies ill in bed at Hotel Curtis. Doctors say bronchial illness, no danger. The case nears closing as attorney Scharton wraps witnesses and Nason plans Monday opening.
William Wilding an Indianapolis railroad conductor was bound over to the December term of the Maine Supreme Court on a charge of shooting Warren Holden for a deer in woods near the Canadian line. He posted $2000 bail after a Jackman hearing. Witnesses testified Wilding saw movement in the bushes and fired.
Isabella Irving received six months and Ethel Slade four months in the London Sessions Court for damaging shop windows on November 6. The fines follow a raid by suffragists protesting the Commons rejection of a home rule bill amendment.
An advertisement offers a money back guarantee with every packet of Tudor Tea and adds you may keep the Tea even if not satisfied. The offer urges readers to buy today.
Reports from Charleston detail rifle fire from hillside districts under martial law in the West Virginia coal region. Militia officers coordinate with field units while rumors of federal intervention and train interruptions circulate. trials of alleged intimidators proceed as rail crews weigh refusals.
Police officers were repositioned to cover potential trouble spots, yet those involved in militia movements today remain pessimistic about possible incidents.
A train bearing alleged strikebreakers was heavily guarded with a militia detachment aboard and a machine public safety item on the train, as district authorities report.
President-elect Wilson denied reports about cabinet selections during his Bermuda visit. He insisted he had offered no positions and that any such offers would be announced by him personally. Reports also claimed William J. Bryan was not invited and not expected to visit.
An unidentified laborer was struck by the 5 12 express train on the Southern division of the Boston and Maine railroad just north of Wedgemere station in Winchester last evening. He died aboard the speeding train headed to Boston.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt won the National Challenge Cup for the third straight year with Sir James, securing the $850 trophy as amateurs drove their own rigs. William P. Kearney took second with Triumph, Free ridden by Lt. H. R. Adair led the broad water jump, and Spez and Deceive earned subsequent places.
Johnny Coulon, bantamweight champion, and Charley Goldman of New York fought 10 rounds to a draw at the Royale Athletic Club in Brooklyn on Friday night. The clash left Coulon with his title intact as the referee ruled a split draw after a hard fought contest.
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