Assault cases heard in Plymouth court over Scituate liquor raids
Scituate and Cohasset residents filled the Second District Court in Plymouth county to hear multiple assault cases tied to liquor seizure raids in Scituate. Defendants pleaded not guilty as cases were continued to next Friday. witnesses described pitchforks and injuries from incidents at and around Constable Lib a Litchfield’s Scituate barn.
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Hingham
Scituate
Cohasset
Second District Court
Plymouth County
Kelley
Liba F. Litchfield
W. B. Harreb
Litchfield House
Litchfield
Harrah
Aavarrel
Tarrah
Litcnfield
Conjo Litenfield
Barret
Laura W. Litch- I
Sylvia
Ble Litehfield
Willi
John Steich
Free asthma treatment offer with referral ask
Dr Whetzel provides a time limited offer of a test course of treatment at no charge to applicants who describe their case briefly and help humane work by sending the names of two other asthma sufferers. Requests for a booklet with full particulars should be made in writing to the address provided.
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Whetzel
New Officers Take Charge at Volunteers of America Posts
Regimental Secretary Thomas J. Noonan said no action on the Nellie Denman court-martial until Colonel Gardner returns from Chicago. Gardner represents New England at the grand field council. Capt Rose Monahan and Lt Myra Scannell now lead the Shawmut avenue post, while Aide-de-Camp Cora Anderson leads the Worcester post.
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Volunteers of America
Worcester
Shawmut Avenue
Nellie Denman
R. C. Gardner
Chicago
Thomas J. Noonan
Boston
The
Volunteers
Gardner
Grand Field Council
New England
Regam
Philadelphia
Cora Anderson
Rose Monahan
Retail cigar dealers organize amid trust concerns
About 70 retailers met at Quincy House to counter a suspected company linked to the tobacco trust. Four stores already operate under the new concern with six more under fitout, as William Standcombe of Union 97 presided and Edward Cohen served as secretary. A 10‑member committee will nominate officers and a five‑person group will mobilize dealers.
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Quincy House
Tobacco Trust
William Standcombe
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Edward Cohen
Quincy House Navy
British prisoner freed after habeas corpus ruling
J C Taylor walks free in U S District Court after habeas corpus papers discharge the Transvaal suspect once held on theft charges. He says his innocence and long separation burdened his family, plans to return to work, detailing six years of marriage and a move from the Transvaal in 1900. He admits to losses from investments, not embezzlement, and explains patrol duties near Johannesburg led to the trouble.
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J. Tavlor
Lowell
United States District Court
Mr. Taylor
Transvaal
United States Supreme Court
Taylor
Joseph C. Taylor
Johannesburg
Pneumatic Tube Service Contracts Signed in Boston and St Louis
Washington Oct 28 The Postmaster General has signed contracts for pneumatic tube service in Boston with the Boston Pneumatic Transit Company and in St Louis with the St Louis Pneumatic Tube Company.
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Washington
Postmaster-General
Pneumatic Tube
Boston
Boston Pneumatic Transit Company
St. Louis
President's sister Mrs. Robinson takes ill on voyage
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of President Roosevelt, arrived from Europe and was reported very ill during the voyage. In New York she was described as a very sick woman under a physician's care, with her husband and an attendant aiding her. The ship's surgeon reportedly lanced a neck ball, and she was ill for most of six months abroad.
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New York
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Europe
Robinson
Suit Over Industrial Home Blockade Sparks Court Action
Bernard Goldstein sought an injunction against the Boston Industrial Home claiming disruption from its five story Davis Street frontage and plant that supplies labor to the homeless. He claimed 8000 damages and sought to restrain machinery use. Judge Fox visited the home, heard the case, and denied the petition.
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Bernard Goldstein
Boston Industrial Home
Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Court of Equity
Diet Advice from a 19th Century Digestive Tablet Ad
The article extols balanced eating with grains vegetables and dairy, advises meat sparingly for most, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily aid. It claims tablets supply missing pepsin and diastase, boost gastric secretions, and improve digestion, appetite, and nervous energy after a week.
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Stuart
Molineux Ruling Reserved in New York Trial
Prosecution seeks to admit testimony from Mamie Melando and Detective Joseph Tarrell from a prior trial. The witnesses implicate Molineux through note paper and sightings. Handwriting experts test the poison package address and letters to link writing to Molineux as court debated admissibility.
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New York
Molineux
New Jersey
Mamie Melando
Joseph Tarrell
Newark
Lambert
Stage Busy Boston Theatres Draw Large Audiences
The second week of The Old Homestead at the Foston Theatre proves more profitable with near record crowds. Bertha Galland shines at the Colonial in Notre Dame as crowds praise the young actress. The Shaw shows, Sherlock Holmes by William Gillette, and The Wilderness by the Empire troupe headline a busy Boston theatre week.
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Foston Theatre
Bertha Galland
Notre Dame
William Gillette
Boston
Empire Theatre Company
Winchester
Grand Opera House
Mars
Museum
Charles Hawtrey
Young
Bowdoin Square
Utah
Jeffie Tilbury
Castle Square
Music Hall
Mascagni
Opera
Music Trail
Joseph Murphy
WANT SAUGUS CAR LINES EX TENDED
People in Cliftondale and Saugus press for street car service extension beyond Cliftondale square toward East Saugus, including Morton avenue. A petition seeks extending the 5 cent limit to Morton avenue to serve riders who now go to Cliftondale square for Boston cars. Talk also of a Cliftondale to Saugus Centre line via Central or Elm street.
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Saugus
Cliftondale
Cliftondale Square
East Saugus
Lynn
Morton Avenue
Boston
Central
Elm Street
Saugus Centre
Exoneration Declares Shooting Accidental in Vermont
Justice L. T. Landman and Selectman William Shattuck concluded after an inquest in South Londonderry that Clifford Johnson was shot by his brother Melvin on Sunday morning and the incident was accidental.
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South Londonderry
L. T. Landman
William Shattuck
Clifford Johnson
Melvin
Plan Agreed Upon for Paying Creditors of Castallane
In New York on October 28 Judge Lacombe signed an order confirming an agreement to pay Samuel Wertheimer 347,327.37 dollars in 4 000 dollars monthly payments from Oct 15, 1902, rising to 8 000 dollars from May 16, 1903, plus a 3 percent dividend to all creditors. Untermyer and Semple represented the European creditors. Gardiner for the Castellanes and Gould estate. The order ends Wertheimer litigation in London and Paris and withdraws the Ditmar suit.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Asher Wertheimer
London
Lorenzo Semple
Countess de Castellane
Charles A. Gardiner
Gould
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Wertheimer
Terest
Untermyer
Paris
Ditmar
Court of Appeals
de Castellanes
Week of stage and concert offerings at local halls
Charles E Grapewin and Anna Chance headline at Keiths in The Awakening of Pipp while Eugene ORourke earns ovations at the Howard in Markham Grand Parlor A Captain Dumont and his whiskers headline Austin Stones and the Trocadero burlesquers roll at the Palace A popular music concert at the Boston Theatre features Frederick W Howers George L Tallman and a star lineup Raoul Pugno opens Chickering Hall season with Moonlight Sonata and Schumann numbers praised as among the best
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Charles E. Grapewin
Anna Chance
Keith's
Pipp
Eugene O’rourke
Howard
Crder
Markham Grand
Sporting Goods
Captain Dumont
Austin’ & Stone
the Palace
Boston Theatre
Frederick W. Howers
George L. Tallman
Misses Browning
Mabel Maitland
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Herbert W. Treet
First Regiment
Raoul Pugno
Chickering Hall
Skeptics Turn Believers and Are Cured
A testimonial from BL Egan of Easton Pa praising Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder for rapid relief of catarrh after a single puff through the blower. The account claims immediate relief from eye pain and cleared nasal passages, leaving the writer free from catarrh.
Peace for England, says Beresford in West Bromwich
In a West Bromwich speech Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beresford declares Britain entering a century of peace and urges closer union with the United States. He says the International Mercantile Marine Company is not a monopoly and will benefit England more than America.
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London
West Bromwich
Staffordshire
Lord Charles Beresford
Great Britain
United States
International Mercantile Marine Company
England
America
British delegates sail for America
Eleven representatives of the British workmen's commission sailed from Liverpool aboard the Beaver Line Lake Champlain bound for Canada as part of a mission organized by Alfred Moseley to visit the United States.
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Liverpool
United States
Alfred Moseley
Beaver Line
Lake Champlain
Canada
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Elise
C. F. Beard
South Permingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
Mo L. Cratfey
F. E. Brown
Saubory
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
Fou
Ming
Dept
Frank Whetzel
American Express
Panine & Attendant
Coleman Dental
Washington St
Essex St
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Oxford
Katz
J. C. Taylor
Mace
Boston Pneumatic Service
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Rich, Harris
Chas
Frohman
Galland
RICE
Hollis Isaag B. Rich
Oyer
Charles Frohman
Sherlock Holmes
Rizaya
Charles Richman
Margaret Anglin
Empire Theatre
H.V. Esmond
Hollis St
George W. Magee
Mgr
Tremont
Mats Thurs
Gorman As
Julius
Virginia
Margaret May
Virginia Randolph
Zek
Thos, E
S, E
Shea Absertiwe
Boston Museum
Vield, Rich, Harris
Chas, Frohman
Lessees
Myra
Vmvian
Hawkey In
Richard Ganthony
Creatore
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Sembrich
C. L. Graff
L. H. Mudgett
Lawrence McCarty Lessee
Matinee Today
Denman Thompson
By Love & Dennee
Keith
Austin & Stone
Ano Evenne
FAUST
Bowdoin
Zeffie Tilbury and the Stock Co
Uta FL
Russia
ODAY
Tet P.M. F.igene O'Rourke and Company
Charles T. Aldrich
Cook and
Sonora
Jess Dandy
Carrie Esler
Josette Webb
Herbert and
Willing
Browning Sisters
Schaefer
Stillwell
Dixie
Miss Marlowe
Julia Marlowe
Johnson
Erie
Eleonora Duse
Kebler & Co
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Francesca Pa Rimini
E. S. Willard
Ce Mae
Loutis N. Parker
David Carrick
T. W. Robertson
Wiascagni
Grand Italian Opera CO
Cavalleria Rusticana
Zanetto
Irie
Ratcliffe
Weber
Telepnine Music Hall
Cook’s
Moltke
Thos. Cook & Son
Cairo
Beresford
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