Witnesses Testify On Bishop Turner Case Relations
In Boston a criminal malpractice trial against Jane E. Bishop and Dr A W Turner proceeds with forenoon testimony. George A. Wright describes checks signed J E Bishop given to Mrs Martini at the Chandler street house and payments made from Milk Street. The defense seeks to exclude unrelated evidence while prosecutors press for broader testimony.
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Wright
Boston
George A. Wright
Bishop
Martini
Chandler Street
J. E. Bishop
Milk Street
Morrill
Tremont Street
Chandler Street House
J. B. Bishop
Rowley
Sughrue
Turner
Benchis Honor
Grip and recovery with Williams Pink Pills claims
A Gardiner Maine man recounts a severe grip lasting years and explains his recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He swears by the medicine, praising its effects and noting cost as worthwhile. The letter cites a purchase price of 50 cents per box and six boxes for $2.50.
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Sumner Cross
Mechanic St
Gardiner
Maine
Dr. Williams
Williams
Z. F. Lirth
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. C
Testimony Weaves Through Bishop Case In Court
Witnesses describe Mrs Bishop and Mrs Hop at beaches and in and out of business as the defense asks to prove legitimate offices. A niece recalls the defendant after a grip in 1499 while Mrs Hop cared for business matters. Court adjourns to Monday as arguments proceed.
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Hop
Bishop
Sughrue
Swasey
George Wright
St. Reoape Street House
Harvard Class Day Weathered Rain and School Spirit
Harvard's class day proceeded despite rain with sun later returning. Orator Chanadler spoke of class spirit while Ivy speaker Du Bois addressed future university presidents. Evening scenes included yard bands, fireworks, and large spreads as seniors toured the yard and cheered the crews.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Hasty Pudding Club
Club
H. P. Chanadler
F. R. du Bois
Ivy
Elliot
John Harvard
Glee Club
America
Hillet
Hollis Dean Briggs
George Weld
Major Higginson
Holworthy Han
Memorial Hall
Themnasium
Delta Upsilon Society
Massachusetts Hall
Beck Hall
Wheaton Seminary Gifts Include Bonds Portraits and Furnishings
At Wheaton Seminary in Norton on June 21 the gift list features 60,000 in four per cent U S government bonds, a large framed Murillo St John, plaster copies of Fates and Donatello St George, pedestals from the N B Wheaton Seminary club, Chapin hall room furniture from Mary E Hitchcock class of 1900.
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Norton
Wheaton Seminary
U. S
Murillo
St. John
Donatello
St. George
N. B. Wheaton Seminary Club
Chapin Hall
Mary E. Hitchcock
Moody Addresses Essex Republican Club on island possessions
June 21 Haverhill board event drew 200 plus members at the Pines Grove Land as Lieut Gov Bates Gen Guild and Congressman Moody spoke on insular affairs. Moody praised the war’s outcomes and urged Republicans to meet future duties, noting Supreme Court insular rulings and ongoing postwar responsibilities for territories.
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Haverhill
Republican Club
the Pines
Groveland
John L. Bates
Gen
Curtis Guild
Boston
William H. Moody
Moody
Samuel L. Sawyer
Beverly
Sawyer
Congressman Moody
Supreme Court
Congress
Spain
Republican Party
Dartmouth Mill Case: injunction sought to halt dismissal
New Bedford on June 21 Judge Braley denied Langshaw Supt. W H Langshaw filed equity suit against Dartmouth mills seeking injunction to stop dismissal for alleged breach of contract The memorandum explains the contract is between Langshaw and the mills while the bill targets the directors restraining a threat.
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Equity
New Bedford
Dartmouth Mill
W. H. Langshaw
Braley
Superior Court
Dartmouth Mills
A Spoke in the Wheel and the Pyramid Pile Cure
An article extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy for piles a persistent disease. It claims the product penetrates tissues to remove inflammation and offers a complete treatment with printed directions. Manufactured by Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan it is available at first class druggists.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Chelsea woman fatally jumps from electric car
Miss Annie Golden of Chelsea likely died from a skull fracture after leaping from a moving Lynn to Boston line car on North Common street near the public library. Flames burst from the controller causing her to jump. Conductor J F Ryan and Motorman A E Decosta were in charge as onlookers fled and a chemical engine responded. Miss Golden, visiting Thomas Martin at Linden street, was taken to Lynn Hospital in critical condition.
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Lynn
Annie Golden
Chelsea
Lynn Hospital
Boston
North Common Street
J. F. Ryan
A. EB. Decosta
Miss Golden
Thos. Martin
Linden Street
Martin
Breed Street
Storti Appeals Habeas Corpus Ruling in Boston Case
In Boston on June 21 Judge Gray allowed Luigi Storti to appeal the circuit court’s dismissal of his second habeas corpus petition seeking release from state prison for electrocution. The circuit court held no jurisdiction and denied a right to appeal. The two appeals, including a prior petition, will be argued together in Washington when the Supreme Court reconvenes in the fall. The second petition argues lawful detention after sentence time limits and governor respite consent, claiming improper detention due to electoral statute provisions.
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Boston
lLuigi Storti
Gray
United States Supreme Court
Federal Court
Post Office
Putnam and Lowell
United States Circuit Court
State Prison
Messrs
W. M. Stockbridge
G. P. Wardner
Lowell
Washington
Stortti
Viewing the sculpture at Buffalo Pan American exhibition
An analysis argues sculpture should be judged as part of a unified decorative scheme rather than as isolated statues. It notes sculptors sacrificed individual effect for overall harmony, praising the collective impact and fair credit for the general result.
Peruna Credited With Restoring Sick Housewives
Letters from Mary Cook of Pittsford New York Annie Zlott of Newark New Jersey and Anna Rees of Philadelphia attest to Peruna curing nervous depression and catarrhal weakness. Each describes long illness and drastic improvement after using Peruna with thanks to Dr Hartman. The ad promotes Peruna as a tonic for summer catarrh and nervous conditions and offers a free book.
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Mary Cook
Pittsford
N. Y
Cook
Hartman
Anna Rees
North Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Peruna
Perang Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Assassinates Hoshi Toru in Yokohama Assembly Meet
Hoshi Toru former minister of communications and former Japanese minister at Washington was stabbed at a Yokohama city assembly meeting and died soon after. The shooting is attributed to political motives. His career reflected Japan's shift from feudal to constitutional governance. Born 1850 in Tokyo, he studied at an English school in Yokohama and published works on great deeds.
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Hoshi Toru
Ito
Washington
House
Japan
Hoshi
Mr. Hoshi
Tokio
Brown
Ballagh
Blackstone
Botha Surrenders Report Sparks Boer War Critique
London dispatches say the Sun prints that General Botha, Boer commander in chief, decided to ignore Kruger's stand and surrender after Kruger's decision. The Sun notes belief at the foreign office that the formal surrender may already have occurred.
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London
the Sun
Botha
Kruger
Transvaal
Foreign Office
Surrender rumors about Gen Botha denied by colonial secretary
London report states on June 21 that the secretary to Joseph Chamberlain denies rumors of General Botha surrender. The official dispatch describes the denial as firm while offering no new details on current operations or location.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Botha
Germany seeks higher indemnity from China
Berlin reports Germany officially admits a demand to raise indemnity from 12 million to 14 million pounds to cover expenses in China from May to July. Britain is understood to back Berlin’s increased claim as it aligns with actual outlays in the two months.
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Berlin
Germany
China
Great Britain
Ambassador White Denies Resigning as Berlin Cheers
Berlin June 21 Ambassador White replies to U S inquiry denying rumors of his December resignation He says he is leaving his present house because it sold to Baden and he will seek another. The Associated Press notes his family will move July 1 to Sassnitz Meuegen where a villa is rented until fall furniture in storage weekly trips from Berlin hotel to Sassnitz praised by Cologne Volks Zeitung as greatly popular and influential with emperor court officials and German savants
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Berlin
United States
U. S
White
Baden
Associated Press
Ambassador White
Sassnitz
Meuegen
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
Libel Verdict Narrowly Punishes German Editors
Berlin verdict in libel suit from Dr. Liman of Leipsic Neuest Nachrichten against Dr. Schmitts Dr. Loock and the Cologne Gazette over claims that De Beers Co sent 1 200 000 marks to Cologne for political aims. Schmitts fined 100 marks or ten days imprisonment Loock fined 400 marks or twenty days imprisonment.
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Berlin
Dr. Liman
Leipsic Neuest Nachrichten
Schmitts
Dr. Loock
Cologne Gazette
Liman
de Beers Co
Cologne
Loock
Horses thrown overboard in remount voyage incident
In the House of Commons debate on remount officers, it emerged that a remount officer on the Cervona outbound from New Orleans to Cape Town, against veterinary advice, ordered 270 horses valued at $125 each to be cast overboard believing they suffered from glanders. It was later shown the horses only had ordinary colds.
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London
House of Commons
Cervona
New Orleans
Cape Town
Meteor of unusual size seen in Sonora area
A large meteor reportedly fell between the Los Molinas and Altar pueblos in Sonora on June 11 at 10 in the morning. Observers in Tucson, Arizona, reported seeing the bright object streak toward the southwest despite bright sun.
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Tucson
Ariz
Los Molinas
Altar
Sonora
Mexico
Farmland for sale near Lowell at 64 Central St
A 14 acre fruit farm with fine buildings and a nine room house near a depot schools churches and post office. Includes 3 acres of small fruit a large orchard with winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. One of the best located farms on the list and a bargain at 2600. Apply to T H Elliott 64 Central St.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliot
Central St
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