Thaw Extradition Case Delayed to October 20
Governor Felker postpones ruling on Harry K. Thaw extradition until at least October 20 after Jerome and Thaw attorneys report ongoing investigations in New York. Jerome aims to present before the grand jury this week, while Thaw’s mother Mary Copley Thaw arrives from Pennsylvania and visits the prisoner.
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N. H
Samuel D. Felker
Harry K. Thaw
Bernard L. Jacobs
New Hampshire
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
New York County
Grand
Merrill Shurtleff
Thaw
Jacobs
Feiker
William A. Stone
Dutchess County
New York
Mary Copley Thaw
Pennsylvania
Thaw Case Delay Extends Meeting Window in New Hampshire
Counsel for Thaw secured a one week extension after Mr Jerome's case is heard to discuss any new points. A decisive move in the Thaw case is unlikely in New Hampshire before November 1. Developments in New York County are reported to have influenced the situation.
Resinol Cures Longstanding Eczema After $1000 Spent
A New York man chronicled twenty five years of eczema suffering. After failing with a specialist in 1893 and spending about a thousand dollars, he found relief in Resinol Ointment within a month, paying fifty cents for a jar. He urges others to try it and offers a free trial by writing to Resinol Dept. 13 R Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Gardiner Hallowell Knowles Itinerary Today
The schedule shows Gardiner Hallowell Knowles traveling from Wilton to Lewiston, Lisbon, Brunswick, Topsham, Bowdoinham, Dresden, Gardiner, Augusta, and Portland on October 8. He makes receptions at railroad stations, calls on the mayor, governor, and fish and game commissioners, and ends the day spending the night in Portland.
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Lewiston
Railroad Station
Augusta
Fish and Game Commissioners
Brunswick
Freeport
Knowles Returns Home After Maine Woods Expedition
Joe Knowles arrives in Wilton after two months living in the forest in deerskin and bear skin attire. A sea of towns—Eustis Stratton Kingfield Farmington and Wilton—flooded to honor him with a grand reception. Maine officials and wardens greet him, and planned events continue in Augusta Portland and Lewiston with public ceremonies and a banquet.
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Wilton
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Eustis
Stratton
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Shim
Farmington
Maine Central
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James E. Wilcox
State of Maine
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Post
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Mrs. Knowles
Lewiston Journal
Hixes
Augusta
Portland
City Hall
Falmouth
J. J. Pooler
Cumberland County Angling Association
Farmouth
Megantic
Queen’s Hotel
G. S. Gregorie
Maine
Train and auto route to Harvard examination in Boston
Leaves Portland at 9 00 am passing Saco Biddeford Wells through North Berwick and Jewett arrives Portsmouth 10 38 departs 10 41 bound for Newburyport Salem arrives North Station 12 15 pm. Auto to Boston Post Office then via Washington Boylston Tremont to Parkman bandstand reception. Cambridge via Central Harvard squares to Hemenway Gym for exam by Dr Dudley A Sargent.
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Newburyport Salem
Mnni Tee
North Station
Office of
Boston Post
Washington, Boylston
Tremont Streets
Common
Parkman Bandstand
Cambridge
Central
Harvard Squares
Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard University
Dudley A. Sargent
Beachey Airship Disaster at Lake Keuka Kills Ruth Hildreth
Beachey’s aircraft dipped during a salute to the Hil dreth party at Lake Keuka, crashing into them and injuring Ruth Hildreth and her sister. Ruth, about 20, died from head injuries. Dorothy, with a broken arm and leg, was in critical condition. Beachey and others suffered minor injuries. the aviator blamed a momentary loss of control. The Hildreth family had long visited the lake area where W. E. Hildreth maintains a summer home.
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Hildreth
Ruth Hildreth
Bellinger
Richardson
Dorothy Hildreth
Naval Building
Lake Keuka
W. E. Hildreth
Judith and the Advertisers Feature Highlighted in Post Magazine
Part II of Judith and the Advertisers by Anne Shannon Monroe appears in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The piece is praised as a special feature within a special magazine.
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Judith
Anne Shannon Monroe
Post
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the remedy digests all foods, stops gas and belching, and restores a healthy stomach within five minutes. Consumers are urged to buy a fifty cent case at any drug store.
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