New Witness in Dynamite Case Highlights Discrepancies
A new witness in the dynamite case linked to the Lawrence strikes testifies about a passenger described as the “well built man” in a cab ride through Boston streets. Witnesses describe route details and stops, while defense questions consistency with another confession about dynamite distribution.
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Dennis J
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Attorme Pelletier
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Kira
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Frinktreets
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Washins Son
Franklin Streets
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Atten Son
John J. Breen
Has Found Sure Cure for Cancer Reported in Cologne
Cologne Germany June 4 Dr Otto Schmidt announced at a Medical Society meeting that cancer is contagious due to a parasite and can be cured. He said experiments and repeated tests prove the parasite causes cancer and that a vaccine from animals immunizes against future attacks. He urged a commission to test his methods and offered full data for examination.
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Cologne
Germany
Otto Schmidt
Medical Society
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Schmidt
Suffragette violence shocks London suburbs and resorts
A fire at Osford and nearby boathouse left John McGuire and Ne the dead after a blaze described as suffragette sabotage. A placard about King George’s birthday was found. Separately, suffragists vow to flood summer resorts with speeches across Bar Harbor to the Pacific coast as part of rising campaign actions.
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London
Fred Fowls
Osfords
George
Rough's
Osford University
Washington
Bar Harbor
Pacific Coast
Deaths of a Day in the House and Abroad
Death notices record Captain John W. Lockwood in Greenwich at eighty, General Joseph B. Leake in Chicago at eighty five, Captain Michael B. Kirby in South Amboy, and Sir Henry Curtis Bennett in London. The paragraph includes a fragment from Harper's Weekly with a dialog about apologies and a jackass remark.
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John W. Lockwood
Greenwich
Conn
Joseph B. Leake
Chicago
Michael
Kirby
New Brunswick
South Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Two Die by Gas Poisoning in Roommate Tragedy
A salesman allegedly murdered his roommate before taking poison gas, but the full details are obscured by garbled report. The incident is being investigated as a double fatality resulting from self directed harm and homicide in a housing area.
Women Street Inspectors Eligible in Philadelphia
The civil service commission announced that women may qualify for street cleaning inspector posts in Philadelphia. Competitive exams begin June 20 for the positions offering a salary of 1300 dollars. Under Connell of the bureau of high ways, advocates say women’s work aligns with city beautification and cleanliness goals.
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Eipvin
Pai
Quade
Civil Service Commission
Uhter Connell
Bureau of High- Ways
Polar Expedition's Doctor Appointed for Arctic Work
Estland Me June 4 Dr Harrison J Hunt of this place has been appointed surgeon of the Crocker Land expedition sailing July 2 for polar regions under the American Museum of History the American Geology and the University Dr Hunt a Bowdoin graduate and former Bowdoin athlete was active in football and athletics during college days.
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Harrison J. Hunt
Estland
Crocker
Coerth Polar
American Museum of History
American Geary
University of
Hunt
Bowdoin Calez. L
Uniform banking laws and director regulation discussed
St Paul June 4 Uniform banking laws and tougher regulation of bank directors were debated by the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks at its annual convention in progress here The afternoon program featured several speakers and a general discussion of banking laws Lost Life Trying to Save Horse Malone N Y June 4 Louis G Bero died in Hogansburg residence blaze when he went to save a horse from the barn and suffocated his body recovered from the ruins
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St. Paul
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Malone
N. X
Louis G. Bero
Hogansburg
Here
Hell Declared Obsolete By Bible Students Convention
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 4 members of the International Bible Students association at a district convention adopted a resolution to discard the word hell and hell fire as obsolete and mythical.
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Hell
Hot Springs
Ark
International Bible Students’ Association
Bulgarians Evacuate Rodoste Seaport
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople reports Bulgarian troops have begun the evacuation of the Turkish seaport Rodoste on the Sea of Marmora. The move follows military actions around the area as tensions rise in the region.
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Rodoste
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
Sea of Marmera
Growth of Christian Science Lectureships and Dinner in Atlanta
In a fragmented report lauding Christian Science lectureships, a dinner featuring grape juice marked a first in Atlanta history. The twenty-fifth anniversary of a theological school was celebrated, while several speakers could not present due to unspecified reasons.
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Grace Duie
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