Glover dying statements disputed in Worcester trial
Defense contends Glover did not believe he was dying when naming Hattie LeBlanc as his shooter. Witnesses detail attempts to operate, conversations with nurses and doctors, and a dying statement process, while prosecutors seek admissibility of the declarations as evidence.
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Glover
Hattie
Miss Shaw
Mr. Freeman
Attorney Johnson
Edward F. Dowd
Waltham
Dr. Cousens’ Hospital
Wier
Dowd
Higgins
Dr. McDonald
Conners
McKenna
Tully
Hattie LeBlanc
Curran
Scudder
Johnson
Cousens
Mr. Glover
Clarence F. Glover
Main Street
Newton
Charles M. Scudder
Harvard Medical School
Gertrude C. Shaw
Cousens Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Bond
King
New Breton
Freeman
How to Get Rid of Catarrh by Dr Blosser Remedy
Sufferers of catarrh can try a home treatment from Dr J W Blosser of Atlanta Georgia. The method claims to cleanse the head nose throat and lungs without poisoning the system and offers free medicine and an illustrated booklet by mail upon request at 671 Walton Street Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser
J. W. Blosser
Walton Street
Atlanta
Mass Meeting for Missions Opens Boston Exposition Effort
A large crowd gathered at Trinity Church for the first mass meeting of stewards and workers for the World in Boston missionary exposition. Organized by Rev. Alexander Mann and speakers Rev. A M Gardner Rev D Brewer Eddy and Rev Roy B Guild, the event outlined plans for seven mass meetings to recruit 10 percent of stewards and launch a day of prayer on January 2 at Emmanuel Church. The next meeting is set for Tremont Temple on December 14.
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Boston
America
Trinity Church
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Alexander Mann
Mann
A. M. Gardner
England
Gardner
Face Cleared Beautifully by Poslam Remedy
Miss Olive Brown of Buffalo New York relates six years of acne struggles ended by Poslam. She praises the cleanser and preventive effects and notes rapid relief from pimples rashes and redness. The ad claims Poslam cures eczema tetter scabies and itching and lists retailers and sample offer.
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Olive Brown
West
Delaware Ave
Buffalo
N.Y
West Twenty Fifth Street
New York City
W! Riker-Taynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton's Drug Dept
Turbulent clashes over home rule in Ireland and suffrage clashes
Unionist rallies in Belfast and Dublin threaten resistance to home rule with speakers denouncing American funding and warning Ulster against obeying British law. Suffragists clash at Lambeth as Winston Churchill denounces tactics. Leaders in Britain push referendum as a solution amid riots and hostile demonstrations.
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Ulster Hall
Belfast
Lord Londonderry
John Redmond
Asquith
Ulster
Edward Carson
Dublin University
Walter Hume Long
M. P
Strand
Lambeth
Winston Churchill
William Miraloos
Glasgow
Socialist Party
Battersea
John Burns
Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
Albert Hall
Mr. Asquith
Reading
Lloyd-George
Cardiff
John KE. Redmond
Dublin
Winston Spencer Churchill
Colchester
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Bristol
Local Government Board
Pattersea
Austen Chamberlain
Ashton
House of Lords
Balfour
Patrick Ford
Mr. Balfour
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
Redmond
Mansion House
Great Britain
Home Secretary
Mr. Churchill
Liberal
Sanderma Cream Soap Introduction Promises Purity and Perfume
Robinson Bros. Co. of Malden Massachusetts offers Sanderma Cream Soap with a medicated face cream and perfumed skin soap marketed as skin purifying and beautifying. The product is available at Riker-Taynes stores and by mail order with postage paid, dating back to 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker-Taynes
Robinson Bros. Co., Inc
Malden, Mass
Edgerly Honored in New Hampshire Hall of Fame
The New Hampshire Hall of Fame in Concord to hang a photograph of Major J Homer Edgerly deputy surveyor of the port of Boston. Born in Dover he left at 16 to join the Third New Hampshire volunteers in the Civil War rising to brevet major and earning a public service legacy.
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Hall of Fame of
New Hampshire
Concord
Hall of Fame
New
Boston
J. Homer Kdeerly
Granite State
Crecil
New Hampshire Volunteers
Edgerly’s Fort Fisher Feat Earned Brevet Major Rank
Captain Edgerly of the Third New Hampshire led the assault at Fort Fisher North Carolina on January 15 1885 and personally hauled down the rebel flag. His act earned him a brevet major commission from Secretary Stanton and congressional approval.
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Fort Fisher
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Edgerly
Stanton
Congress
Mayor Declares Himself Boss Of Department In Letter
A dispute between the Mayor and the Parental School trustees escalates as he asserts the trustees are responsible to him for the department and asks for a tally of each trustee’s visits to the Parental School in recent years.
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Children’s Institutions
Woman Drops Dead in Park Street Subway Station
An unidentified colored woman about 50 fainted and died at the Park Street southbound station around 6 30 pm. A physician declared her dead and the body was taken to City Hospital morgue. She was 4 feet 11 inches tall, weighed 145 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes, and wore a black wool coat and skirt. She carried two eyeglasses, a string of colorless beads, a brown leather bag with sewing utensils, a pin cushion, and a luncheon portion.
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Park Street
City Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
George L. McDonald
Thomas L. Tully
Waltham Police Force
Abram LE Blanc
Hattie LE Blanc
Captain Peter King
Fountains
Carter
Tver
Tami Byryyt
Washington
Poslam
N. J
J. Homer Edgerly
Winter St
Lymansville
Skinner
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