Verdict in Eaton case tests Plymouth jurors daily
The Plymouth County jury heard a long day of testimony in the Eaton murder trial as prosecutors and defense lawyers painted contrasting portraits of Admiral Eaton and Mrs. Eaton. District Attorney Barker called for duty and sanity in a dramatic closing, while the defense portrayed the Admiral’s wife as a wronged spouse amid family tragedy.
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G. Eaton
Plymouth County
Aiken
Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Rane
Weeman
June
Admiral Eaton
Admiral Paton
Austin
William A. Morse
Plymouth
Jennie May Eaton
Resistance to Disease How to Acquire It
The article extols body balance and tone to resist illness from cold, stresses that rich blood aids immune defense, and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia nervousness and anemia with patient testimonials and a free health booklet offer.
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Theody
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Riot Fight Outside Georgian Hotel Ends in Arrests
Three men claiming to be Harvard students were arrested after a fierce melee with Georgian Hotel staff led by Manager George A. Dodge. Police say the trio were badly beaten by over a dozen hotel employees, special officers, and taxicab drivers after the early morning clash near Station 4.
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Harvard
Station 4
Georgian Hotel
George A. Dodge
Dodge
Three Men Arrested After Cafe Disturbance and Fight
Police report a cafe dispute at 2 40 involving three men refused service. They jeered as a car with George A Dodge and Mrs Dodge arrived, a woman tripping on the door. A near riot followed with hotel staff joining, and three men were severely beaten and charged with assault, later changed to drunkenness.
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George A. Dodge
Junk dealer struck by car in Quincy incident
Israel Shangold a junk dealer on Water Street Quincy was seriously injured when a car owned and driven by Mrs. Mary Litchfield of Scituate struck his wagon and threw him to the street early last night.
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Israel Shangold
Water Street
Quincy
Mary Litchfield
Scituate
Man Dies Near Boston & Maine Tracks in Salem
An unidentified man found unconscious near the Boston & Maine tracks near Ipswich died at Salem hospital. Authorities seek relatives. Initially thought train strike. no bruises noted, but one side paralyzed. A pocket certificate from Dr. J. E. Ash lists Frederick Wiggin or Dugging as unable to work due to bronchial asthma.
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Salem
Boston & Maine
Ipswich
Salem Hospital
J.e. Ash
Copeland Street
West Quincey
Frederick Wiggin
Dugging
No Weakening of Position Says Redmond on Ulster Plan
Redmond signals no permanent Ulster separation from Ireland and supports a temporary role under the Imperial Parliament. Irish leaders, according to a cable to the Post, back the Asquith program.
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Redmond
Ulster
Ireland
Eadmond
Asquith
Unionist Leader Pledges Aid to Ulster Against Home Rule
Andrew Bonar Law pledged the Unionist party would aid Ulster even by armed resistance to home rule, urging a general election mandate. He urged consideration of PM Asquith’s proposals if a solution is possible and warned the government against civil war by delaying action. Sir Edward Carson promised to seek plain language and consent with Ulster’s covenant.
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Bonar Law
Unionist Party
Ulster
New Castle
England
Edward Carson
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Asquith
Law
America
Sir Edward Carson
Blenheim Palace
Refuses Divorce To Captain Merriam In California Case
Judge Graham of the Superior Court in San Francisco denied a divorce to Captain Henry C. Merriam U S S A from Bessie Merriam and granted $75 a month for separate maintenance. Merriam alleged misconduct with Major Clarence Murphy on the Governor of Louisiana’s staff at Jackson Barracks. Murphy testified for Mrs. Merriam, arriving from Paris.
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San Francisco
Graham
Superior Court Today
Henry C. Merriam
Bessie Merriam
Merriam
Clarence Murphy
Louisiana
Jackson Barracks
Murphy
Paris
Chief Lavers Resigns as Norwood Police Chief
Norwood public safety head James F. Lavers submitted his resignation to the Board of Selectmen who were reviewing accusations against him. The resignation was accepted and the charges withdrawn at a Selectmen meeting. A full reorganization of the police department is planned.
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Norwood
James F. Lavers
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Pelham Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
In Pelham New Hampshire a man identified as McCoy shot his wife a fortnight ago and then killed himself as his daughters and a neighbor approached the cottage on Mammouth road. The murdered woman, previously Mrs Benjamin Merrill, was his second wife and a significant property holder in her own name. Doctors said McCoy would live despite serious self inflictions. Both residents for years, the couple lived isolated from neighbors, with few visits in the two weeks prior to the tragedy.
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Barker
Admiral Eaton
Dorothy
Mrs. Harrison
Morse
Harrison
Eaton
Jennie
Jennie Eaton
Admiral
Mark
Mr. Morse
Jane
Washington
Far East
Deay
McCoy
Mammouth Road
Howard Chase
Maizie the Motor Maid Helps Win Football Game
Maizie aided a football victory as featured in the color section promised for next Sunday's Post.
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Maizie
Simple Pinex cough syrup claim and recipe mix
A home remedy combines one pint warm water and sugar to make a syrup, then adds two percent ounces of Pinex to create a potent cough syrup. The write up praises quick relief for coughs, whooping cough, croup and bronchitis, claiming the mix outperforms $2.50 store-bought preparations and offers a money back guarantee.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promote relief for bad breath
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver aid that purifies the system and eliminates bad breath without griping. The leaflets claim a vegetable formula with olive oil, olive color, and a suggested dose of one or two nightly for a week. Pricing listed at 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus.
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Edwards
F. M. Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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South Middleboro
Albert F. Barser
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Plymouth Court House
Jennie Taton
Mrs. Eaton
Hannah Barnes
Simmonds
Osgood
Bay
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frank E. Upton
Jay Street
Attleboro
Mass
John Luce
North Anson
J. L. Brennan
Parker Street
Brewer
Maine
Justi¢Te
Admiral Clark
Jennie M. Haton
South
Captain Merriman
Boston
Liberal Charge
Washington St
Filene
Lavers
Pelham
N. H
Carter
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