Thaw Lawyers Move to Delay Extradition ruling
In Concord New Hampshire Sept 25 Thaw lawyers push to discredit William Travers Jerome and seek Governor Felker to postpone extradition decision to Oct 4. They threaten action against Jerome if he bluff were proven and may also target the state comptroller in their effort.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Thaw
New York
Felker
Jerome
Hair Color Restoration Method Promises Natural Shade Return
A woman shares a personal testimonial claiming a simple method can restore hair to its original color within four days without staining or shedding. She invites readers to write to Mrs. Mary K Chapman in Providence for full particulars, including self identifiers and two stamps for return postage.
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Mary K Chapman
F. Grosvenor
Providence, R
State funds not for recapturing escaped lunatic says defense
The defense argues that New York statutes do not authorize spending State money to recapture an escaped lunatic, contending the state cannot pay such expenses in this case.
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Jerome
New York
Thaw Extradition Inquiry Pauses Over Grand Jury Indictment
Governor Felker delays action on Thaw extradition until New York officials show clearer evidence of a Dutchess County grand jury indictment. Jerome claims an indictment exists and investigations paused to allow new evidence about a conspirator. Samson Selig and Harry Thaw discuss funding disputes as reporters seek access.
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Tfelxer
New York
Thaw
Dutchess County
Grand Jury
Jerome
Samson Selig
Hans Grossman & Vorhaus
Harry
New York State
Felker
Portsmouth
Selig
Thaw Issue in Concord Election
In Concord New Hampshire on September 25 the upcoming mayoral race centers on Mayor French and his handling of the Thaw case. Edward J. Gallagher editor of the Concord Patriot challenges French for a fourth term, alleging the mayor leveraged the Thaw affair to rally support.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
French
Edward J. Gallagher
Concord Patriot
Thaw
Gallagher Announces Candidacy To Oppose Mayor French
Gallagher declares he will run for mayor to restore dignity and prestige to the office. He vows the city will not be ridiculed by editorials and cartoons from coast to coast if he is elected.
Peary criticizes MacMillan for wrong locality in Arctic plans
Admiral Peary argues MacMillan should base depots at Cape Sabine on Lismere Land to support a Crocker Land expedition. He warns the move across the strait delays work, reduces days available, and risks rushing depots as Arctic night nears. Peary prepares to return to Washington with family while Marie and Miss Peary remain abroad.
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Crocker Land
Lismere Land
MacMillan
Admiral Peary
Fagle Island
Washington
Peary
Marie
Eagle Island
Robert E. Peary, Jr
Gown of a Thousand Uses Promises Versatile Wardrobe
The Post next Sunday features a full description and illustration of the new Gown of a Thousand Uses. The garment is presented as suitable for every sort of occasion and highlights its practical design and style options.
Opening of New Y M C A Home Attracts Twenty Thousand
The opening of the new Boston Y M C A home drew about 20 000 attendees. Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald attended the reception as the building showcased extensive classrooms studios a 75 by 2 half foot swimming pool a 192 foot gym and seven dormitories with room for 300 men. The facility covers nearly four acres includes six buildings and costs about 1 500 000 with space for 10 000 members.
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Association
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Fitzgerald
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International Committee
Lowell
Harvard
Maclaurin
The
Institute of Technology
Marlin
Boston University
Emeritus Kot
Frank B.locke
Boston ¥. M. C. A
William A. Gaston
Business Men's
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston Contractors
Thaw Pays $50 for Borrowed Overcoat
Harry K. Thaw sent a $50 check and a letter of thanks to F. Garceau an immigration officer at Coaticook for lending an overcoat to Thaw on the day of his deportation. The officer ran to fetch the warm garment for the Matteawan fugitive during the cold weather.
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Montreal
Harry K. Thaw
F. Garceau
Coaticook
Matteawan
Garceau
Thaw
Boundaries Survivor Thaw Reaches U S in Cold Incident
Thaw was rushed across the boundary into the United States in the morning. Garceau noted Thaw shivering and entered the station to retrieve his own overcoat, which Thaw is still wearing.
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United States
Thaw
Garceau
Ray and Vardon Triumph Over Americans in 26-Hole Match
Edward Ray and Harry Vardon, British pros, defeated E. M. Byers and W. C. Fownes Jr. in a 26-hole best-ball foursome at Oakmont CC Pittsburg. Americans faltered with putting, trailing 1 up after 18 holes and were outplayed in the afternoon. Vardon starred with 74 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
E. M. Byers
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont Country Club
Byers
Vardon
Game Called Off As Lexington High Forfeit
Lexington High Schools eleven cannot play today and the Cambridge High and Latin match at Cambridge is canceled. The next game is postponed to a week from Saturday when Lexington faces Watertown High at Lexington.
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Lexington High School
Jack Leary
Cambridge High
Latin
Cambridge
Sons of the Minute Men
Watertown High
Lexington
Will Enlist 10 000 In Association In Boston Race Rights Drive
The Cosmopolitan Equal Rights Association of Greater Boston plans a mass meeting at the First African Methodist Church West End to protest racial discrimination. A committee including Philip Allston E T Morris Cambridge deputy sealer Rev Benjamin Swain W C Lovett Rev Wills King M D Egleston and Abraham Alpert organises invitations for diverse nationalities.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Massachusetts
Cosmopolitan Equal Rights Association of
West Canton Street
Wills J. King
M. D. Egleston
Abraham Alpert
Jewish Boston American
Locks women in old Hancock Clark house in Lexington
Two elderly women were locked inside the Hancock Clark house by the custodian yesterday. They escaped by crawling through a window after pounding on the door for minutes. They went to the police to report the incident, fearing burglars might have entered. The house is a Lexington historic site linked to John Hancock Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.
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Hancock-Clark
Lexington
Hancock Clark
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Masses Planned at Chelsea Public School Hall
The Rev. Father Peter C. Quinn will celebrate three services in the Chelsea public school hall to inaugurate a new parish dedicated to Our Lady of Grace. An 8 o clock and 11 o clock mass will be followed by a 3 o clock Sunday school session. The Chelsea authorities permit use of the hall until alternate plans are made.
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Peter C. Quinn
Chelsea
Prattville
Our Lady of Grace
Father Quinn
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