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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
1
A string of 1920s style ads urges readers to try Mac's Blood Food at 50c a box and arch supports from Golf Bros New Store. Promotions mention W. B. Recluses Slimming lines offered by Mrs Marvin in New York at Stanley Bros from June 10 to 20, and Gos Bros selling black and tan pumps for 1.31.
Summerside page reports D R Morrison and R G Clark in St John and arrivals from Empress vessel with 20 passengers and 40 returning, Miss Mary Hammil returning home after VPW College exams, various dignitaries and travelers listed, local ads for services and goods including Braces' refrigerators and Holman guarantees, plus classified notices and calls for help wanted in plumbing and heating trades.
New York June 4 Accused of beating fourteen year old Jennie with a belt buckle end and tying her with a dog chain and rope to a stationary washtub he was held on five hundred dollars bail Magistrate Herrman in Harlem Police Court Jennie and her five year old brother were placed in the custody of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children The child escaped with the boy's help and hid in a neighbor's flat Rampone claimed the girl was unruly and often skipped school Jennie denies the charges.
London June 4 J Bruce Ismay told the British court of inquiry it planned to drive the Titanic at full speed during favorable hours of its maiden voyage and that Captain Smith was justified in pressing on through the ice region if weather allowed. Temay testified that the chief engineer arranged before departure that the vessel would be driven at full speed if conditions were favorable on either Monday or Tuesday.
Attorney General Sir Rufus Isaacs pressed Ismay on whether extra boilers were lit and the ship’s speed after ice warnings. Ismay claimed no involvement in navigation, while notes from Captain Smith and a Baltic message were questioned amid sharp exchanges in the inquiry.
News reports that General Henry Moore Baker mailed to Augusta H. Stetson a diamond crown pin bequeathed by Mrs. Eddy, sparking dispute over the 1904 codicil and the church’s stance. Church representatives say the gift was a restoration, not approval, and Stetson had been dropped from the church roll. The item drew public interest amid estate administration questions.
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