Boston Doctor to Consult in Otterson Murder Case
Dr George B Magrath medical examiner of north Suffolk County Massachusetts will arrive in Concord to consult on the Otterson murder case He expects the Otterson body to be exhumed and re examined for a thorough fresh autopsy and review by him
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George B. Magrath
Boston
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
Concord
Otterson
Magrath
Maurice Otterson
Otterson Murder Case In NH Sees New Suspect Implicated
New Hampshire Attorney General seeks Dr. Magrath in the Otterson killing case as authorities anticipate startling disclosures from the body examination. Otterson was murdered at Hookset on November 6 and Mrs. Marion L. Otterson, his sister in law, has been jailed on charges tied to the crime. She claims innocence, recounting bandits who fled in an automobile after the killing and noting a revolver found in her bureau drawer was recently fired. Robbery was once thought the motive.
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Magrath
Young
New Hampshire
Otterson
Hookset
Marion L. Otterson
Bayer Aspirin: safety cross and uses guide across ailments
The Bayer name identifies genuine Aspirin proven safe by millions. Each package of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin lists safe usage for colds, headaches, toothaches, earaches, neuralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, neuritis and general pain. Buy Bayer and look for the Bayer Cross. handy twelve tablet tins cost a few cents.
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Governor Wadman Ends Life in Malden Home
A 35 year old Malden mechanic, George A. Wadman, shot himself in the head at his 67 Linwood street home, his wife Mrs Wadman discovering the body in the sitting room after dinner. Police say no motive is apparent and he appeared happy during the meal.
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George A. Wadman
Linwood Street
Malden
Boston
Coolidge
Quincy Girl Married to Railroad Man
Miss Mary V. Golden private secretary to the New Haven Railroad superintendent and Victor E. Gaudreau assistant engineer in the valuation department of the Boston & Albany Railroad were married in Quincy yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Thomas I. Coghlan, pastor of the local church.
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Mary V. Golden
New Haven Railroad
Victor E. Gaudreau
South Braintree
Boston & Albany Railroad
Quincy
Thomas I. Coghlan
Fruit Liver Tablets advert with testimonial
An Ottawa advertisement touts Fruit-a-tives as a cure for fatigue and liver and kidney trouble. Walter J. Marriott testifies he has not had a sick hour since taking the product. Boxes cost 50 cents each or six for $2.50, with trial size 25 cents, available at dealers or Fruitosgi Limited in Ogdensburg, N Y.
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Lees Ave
Ottawa
Walter J. Marriott
Fruitosgi Limited
Ogdensburg, N
Holden takes Concord Rifle Club Thanksgiving shoot at 600 yards
George Holden won the Concord Rifle Club Thanksgiving Day shoot at Bristol Hill with a 25 straight. Leonard C. Robinson had the second-best score and took the second prize. A good field of entrants competed in the 600 yard event.
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Concord
George Holden
Concord Rifle Club
Bristol ‘Hill
Leonard C. Robinson
Ambrose Wins Handicap Match At Lexington Club
R. E. Ambrose won the handicap versus bogey match at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington yesterday. He finished 1 up. Only about six players participated in the season finale event.
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R. EB. Ambrose
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Lexington Club
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