Patterson Murder Case Goes To Jury In Denver
Gertrude Gibson Patterson faces a murder trial in Denver as prosecution portrays her as acting from selfish motive while defense argues she acted in self defense or to prevent further abuse. The case was given to the jury at 9:40 p m after closing arguments and presentation of evidence including Patterson's coat and powder mark.
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Denver
Col
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Benson
Patterson
Hilton
Yale Crews Row In Near Dead Heat In Harbor Meet
Yale’s fall season ends with a closely contested race in New Haven harbor. The first and second varsity boats finished nearly even, with Beck’s crew judged to have won by under two inches after coxswain and captain consultation. Notable rowers included Snowden Harriman and Averill Harriman, with a strong lineup across both boats.
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YALE
New Haven
Yale Navy
Caadies
Elihu, Jr
Romeyn
Beck
Snowden
Averill Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Denman
Stevenson
Appleton
York
Bugbee
Gore
Barnum
McHenry
Bowen
Spencer
Chandler
Ives
Rogers
Street
Badger
Football Champion to Wed Vassar Girl
In Waltham November 28 a long romance from 1904 ends with engagement of Marianne Stearns a Vassar graduate and Waltham High School class of 1906 member to Carl P Atwood Brown 1910. Atwood played right halfback on the high school eleven that won the Greater Boston schoolboy championship in 1904 and 1905. The wedding is set for next spring and Stearns daughter of Joseph G Stearns 205 Linden Street.
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Waltham
Marianne Stearns
Vassar
Carl P. Atwood
Brown
Waltham High School
Atwood
Greater Boston
Miss Stearns
Joseph G. Stearns
Linden Street
Boston
Fortune Telling Ad Promises Secrets From the Stars
An astrology solicitation offers life readings for love health wealth and marriage advising readers to send birth date and 6 cents postage to DR A ZEROLA Dept 45LA Havana Cuba promising quick reply and proof of astrology as a science.
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A. Zerola
Havana
Cuba
Secret Inquest Evidence Sealed by Judge Milliken
The court sealed all documentary evidence from public access in the inquest. The same action was taken with papers in the current case as in 1908. The evidence requested by Mr. Daly remains under seal and inaccessible to the State police or others. A writ of mandamus could compel the judge to release the papers in the Superior Court.
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Milliken
Commonwealth
Vote buying inquiry tests Massachusetts court
Governor Foss requested a copy of 1908 vote buying evidence from Judge Milliken after the judge refused to release it to Inspector Daly. The case pivots on whether the court will aid the investigation led by David Walsh with further police support.
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New Bedford
Foss
Frank Milliken
Milliken
Joseph Daly
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Daly
Judge Milliken
Mr. Walsh
Ashley
Joseph T. Kenney
Vera
J. J. Phelan
David I. Walsh
Frothingham
Booker
Walsh
Clinton
William H. Rogers, Newton Elder, Dies at 96
William H. Rogers, Newton's oldest resident, died yesterday at his home on 4 Hovey Street after a brief illness. He recently turned 96 years old, having celebrated his birthday about three months ago.
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William H. Rogers
Newton
Hovey Street
City
Mr. Rogers
Will Wed His Former Nurse In Boston Romance Tie
Engagement announced between Catherine McConnell of Lincoln street West Medford and Mark Ellis a Sandwich Mass merchant. Ellis who fell ill was treated at Carney Hospital by Miss McConnell who was training as a nurse. The couple planned secrecy but Ellis confirmed the engagement last night. McConnell is visiting relatives in New Bedford.
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Catherine McConnell
Lincoln Street
West Medford
Mark Ellis
Sandwich
Mass
Ellis
Boston
Carney Hospital
Miss McConnell
Post
New Bedford
Miss Taft to Teach Sunday School at St John’s
Miss Helen Taft, daughter of President Taft, will teach a class at St John’s Episcopal Church next Sunday. She has no choice in assignment and will take whatever pupils are given, with rivalries already forming among children eager for her class.
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Taft
Washington
Helena Paft
President Taft
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss Taft
Protest at Halleck Street playground site faces wide Ward 19 turnout
More than 1000 voters gathered at St Alphonsus Hall to denounce the Halleck street site for a proposed playground. Speakers included Rev James Hayes and lawmakers James McInerney Timothy Ahern William Sullivan and others. Residents urged park commissioners to relocate the facility to Mission Hill.
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Halleck ST
Ward 19
St. Alphonsus Hall
Halleck Street
James Hayes
C.S.S.R
Mission Church
James S.ahoney
John G. Cleary
Peter McQuaide
James McInerney
Timothy J. Ahern
William H. Sullivan
Peter A. Hoban
J. F. Murphy
Joseph I. Yendley
Park Commissioners
Mission Hill
Board of Health Sued Over Sack of Flour Incident
John J. Callinan of Cambridge sues the Cambridge Board of Health claiming a 100-pound flour sack taken by a health inspector contains glass and foreign material. He seeks the flour turned over to the Suffolk Superior Court Clerk as evidence for a suit against the flour manufacturers and asks a court to stop destruction of the flour.
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Superior Court In
Equity
Suffolk Superior Court
Waterville Lodger's Suicide With Rifle and Stick
In Waterville Maine a lodger Oscar B Pike aged six or seven? used a rifle set with a stick to fire at himself. The bullet went through Pikes head and the door of the next room waking the occupant. He had moved from Pike New Hampshire and sent money for his funeral before his suicide.
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Self
Waterville
Oscar B. Pike
Pike
N. H
Starts fund for old Cary mansion at Parker Street Chelsea
A 121st annual Old Suffolk Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution meeting at the Cary mansion initiated a drive to raise $10,000 for preserving the landmark. A 12 member committee was named to lead the fund effort for the 34 Parker Street residence built over 240 years ago by Governor Bellingham.
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Old Cary Mansion
Parker Street
Chelsea
Suffolk
Sons of the American Revolution
Old Cary House
Greater Boston
Bellingham
Francis A. Wilson Dies at Roxbury Library
Francis A. Wilson died at 10 45 last night at his home 6 Warren Street Roxbury of Brights disease. He had led the Globe library for three years and left work after taking a cold last Wednesday afternoon. He leaves a widowed mother. He was born in Harwich on June 5 to Frank and Mary Tracy Wilson.
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Francis A. Wilson
Globe Library
Warren Street
Roxbury
Bright
Harwich
Frank and
Mary Tracy Wilson
Moose John Hays Hammond Highlighted as Royal Trustee
Gloucester based Moose official profile describes John Hays Hammond as a leading mining pioneer and royal trustee, noting his role at King George V’s coronation and as a Moore Institute trustee. The notice promotes Moose Lodge benefits including sickness and funeral coverage, dues, initiation, and a December 8 special initiation event in Boston led by national organizer Kennedy.
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John Hays Hammond
Gloucester
U. S
Moore Institute
Moose
Boston
Wwelpo Kennedy
Ational
Washington Street
Tel
Scanlon Wins in Lawrence mayoral race
Alderman Michael A. Scanlon led with 4328 votes to 2 to 1 for rival Michael J. Sullivan in Lawrence. Mayor Cahill failed to win second place. Four alderman candidates advance. two to be elected. School committee two year race headed by John J. Breen with Maurice Mahoney leading with 4436 and 3100 votes for Andrews and Mahoney respectively.
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Thomas Griffin
Paul Hannagan
Thomas M. Jordan
C. F. Lynch
Chester Hudson
Robert S. Maloney
Go Beil
M. S. O’brien
Alfred Bradbury
John J. Breen
Maurice J. Mahoney
Clinton Andrews
Philip A. McCarthy
Transforming Hair Removal Secret From Japan Revealed
Woman shares a life changing remedy for facial hair, promising permanent removal. She describes trials with past products and credits a simple Japanese secret that requires a two cent stamp for full details sent in a plain envelope to Mrs Caroline Osgood in New York City.
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Caroline Osgood
East 28Th Street
New York City
Thanksgiving Day and holiday comforts in old New England
A nostalgic meditation on Thanksgiving celebrations highlighting food and warmth. It notes seasonal weather and home comforts, then advertises Doane's XXXX Rye whiskey at seventy-five cents a quart from the Distillery Liquor Store at 149 Blackstone Street with prompt mail-order service.
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New England
Blackstone Street
Doane
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