Witness describes Kilroy abuse in Kilroy murder case in court
Aged Mary Ryan testified she slapped Kilroy after finding him in the yard beating his wife and dragging her by the hair. Witnesses painted a pattern of cruelty as Kilroy’s actions were recounted, including an arrest for beating his wife and a night Kilroy locked out his family. The medical examiner said opinions vary on alcohol’s effect on the brain and liver, with discussion on the likely time to death after a ruptured liver, estimated at 60 to 90 minutes.
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Kilroy
Boston
Doherty
Sprague
Harris
Dr. Harris
Innes Entertained by Ward 10 Republicans
Ex Senator Charles H. Innes received a hearty reception at the John L. Bates Republican Club of Ward 10. He resisted claiming credit, praised his friends, and said he bore no animosity despite political attacks. Walter E. Nicols and James Phelan lauded him, ex Councillor George S. Brooks recalled hard fights, and Teddy McGovern entertained after Ben Benton was called away. Music and refreshments followed.
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John L. Bates
Republican Club
Ward
Walter E. Nicols
James Phelan
George S. Brooks
Innes
George Moore
Ben Benton
Teddy McGovern
Governor Crane to review Chelsea Newton supervisor pleas
Governor Crane will consider petitions from Chelsea and Newton seeking the appointment of supervisors. The governor and council will wait until their next meeting next week to act, as the law requires proper evidence for appointments.
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Crane
Chelsea
Newton
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Hospital Leader
Albert C. Smith of Suffolk Hospital Boston endorses Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and rheumatism. He cites rapid relief and cures in severe cases and notes women’s weaknesses including urinary issues. Available nationwide with trial sample free by mail from Rendout New York. Also Dr Kennedy's Magic Eye Salve offered for eye inflammations.
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Albert C. Smith
Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary
Charterstreet
Boston
Mass
David Kennedy
Boo
David Kennedy Corporation
Rendout
N. Y
Butterfield Ordained As Pastor In Somerville Church
The Rev. Wilber Butterfield was ordained into the ministry and installed as pastor of the Randall Memorial Free Will Baptist Church on New Cross Street, Somerville. The program included scripture reading, prayers, sermons, charges, fellowship, and a city welcome by various clergy from nearby towns.
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Wilber Butterfield
Randall Memorial
Free Will Baptist Church
New Cross Street
Somerville
A. J. Marsh
Lymn
W. A. Robbins
Chelsea
F. E. Chase
Harpswell
A. L. Gerrish
Prockton
H. Lockhart
A. F E. Kenyon
Lowell
A. C. Thompson
Worcester
W. J. Twort
Lawrence
Joann R. Gow
Perkins Street Baptist Church
East Somerville
Mr. Butterfield
Gallagher Farley Marriage Announcement
Yesterday announced marriage of William A. Gallagher and Mian Gertrude Farley. Ceremony performed by Rev. Father Mahoney of the Gate of Heaven Church.
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Tor William A. Gallagher
Mian Gertrude Farley
Father Mahoney
Gate of Heaven Church
Charlestown Man Hurt In Peculiar Knife Accident
George F. Gillespie age 39 of 11 Miller Street Charlestown suffered a deep knife wound to the chest after a friend accidentally slipped while taking his tobacco wager. The blade severed an artery and Gillespie was taken to Relief Hospital Haymarket Square in serious condition.
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George F. Gillespie
Miller Street
Charlestown
Gillespie
Relief Hospital
Haymarket Square
New Line of Ships From Bristol to Boston Planned
A Bristol despatch says J. Welsford & Co of Liverpool will start a steamship service between Avonmouth and Boston after negotiations in Bristol and Boston. Ships will sail from both ports once a fortnight.
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London
Bristol
Bristol Docks
J. Welsford & Co
Liverpool
Avonmouth
Moore Harrington Bride Grace Tharrington Weds George Moore
Two Brookline families unite as Grace Bristow Tharrington marries George Albert Moore at St Mark's Church in a ceremony led by Rev Dillon Bronson. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Harrington, is noted for social popularity among her generation.
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Brookline
Grace Bristow Tharrington
George Albert Moore
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Dillon Bronson
Henry Harrington
Shaw Denounces Tariff Revision at Boston Rally
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke in Symphony Hall to a Republican crowd led by Governor Crane and Senator Lodge. He argued against tariff remedies and defended the Sherman anti trust law while praising President Roosevelt and Secretary Root. His courtroom style address praised Massachusetts industry and urged Democrats to heed Republican policies.
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Massachusetts
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Bates
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Henry P. Moulton
Francis H. Appleton
Lyman
Curtis Guild, Jr
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Turner
Tirrell
Hibbard
Internal Revenue
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James Oo. Lyford
Eugene N. Foss
George A. Crocker
Alpheus Sanford
Butler Ames
Lowan
Plates
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Treasury
Bay State
Stanton
Lincoln
Cuba
Leonard Woods
Wood
Fels Naptha and boiling water in laundry debate
The line argues Fels-Naptha cleans without harming hands or clothes while boiling water damages fabrics and skin. It questions replacing boiling water with a gentler method for laundry, urging consideration of safer alternatives.
Navy Champion Ding Durane Beats Sheehan in Navy Bout
Savannah Ga October 8 Jack Durane featherweight champion of the navy won by knockout over Jack Sheehan in the sixth round in a Navy championship bout in Savannah.
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NAVY
Savannah
Jack Durane
Jack Sheehan
Woburn Bribery Charges Effort Faces Setback
In Woburn on Oct 8 Special Counsel Philip J. Doherty pressed ahead with a promised bribery probe into city government. Two witnesses were absent as aldermanic committee members debated whether written charges existed and sought legal options to compel testimony for the next meeting, scheduled Monday evening.
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Sweeney
Doherty
Commonwealth
Doyle
McHugh
Jessie Morrison Pleads Bond Release in Capital Case
Jessie Morrison was released on a $10 bond from the State penitentiary in Lansing Kansas awaiting appeal to the Supreme Court. She received a 10 year sentence for the killing of Mrs. Olin Castle.
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Lansing
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Supreme Court
Miss Morrison
Olin Castle
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