Allen 15 Along fas No Associates In Coming Murder Trial
Attorney Harry F. Allen struggles to find local counsel to defend Joseph Gouin and John Doe. State fees of 150 for counsel are deemed insufficient, especially if trial proceeds and costs rise. Local lawyers reportedly refuse involvement, leaving Allen seeking help from prominent figures. Gouin and accomplice reportedly prefer trial to lengthy imprisonment. Also notes Boston and Maine railroad wage increases for car inspectors and freight handlers, raising daily pay to two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atttorney
Harry F. Allen
Joseph Gouin
John Doe
Coungel
Allen
Gouin
Boston and Maine Railroad
State Meetings Of the YMCA To Be Held Here
The fifth annual state convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations will be held in this city from May 11 to 13, with sessions at the local YMCA. Gov. John McLane and several notable speakers join a diverse program including music by A. K. Skinner and the Dartmouth male quartet, plus various Bible studies, industrial and educational sessions, and a men’s meeting. The Women’s Auxiliaries conference also takes place on May 12 with a published program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Associations
Portsmouth Association
A. K. Skinner
Keene
Dartmouth
John McLane
James McConaughy
Northfield
Mase
S. M. Sayford
Evangelist
Boston
Albert E. Roberts
Charlies C. Miles
Malden
Harrie E. Waite
Concord
Harry Wade Hicks
Robert M. Davis
E. P. Kimball
New Hampshire
George B. Hodge
International
New York
E. C. Cotton
Nashua
Mount Hermon
Mass
Dartmouth College
Charles C. Miles
Maiden
B. ‘Douglas
B. Davis
Woodsville
McConaughy
American Board of Foreign Missions
Herrie E. Waite
State Bureau of Labor
John F. Moore
John G. Thorne
Manchester
A. D. Dean
Arthur B. Dawson
A K Skinner
Don
Gates
Boston “Tech
Sayford
Woman's Auxiliaries
NECCO
Exchange
England
Body Found in the Ashuelot River Near Keene
The badly decomposed body of Patrick Shea, sixty five, was recovered Sunday from the Ashuelot River after a two month disappearance. Accidental drowning is the probable cause of death.
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Keene
Patrick Shea
Ashuelot River
Shea
Deaths Of Mrs Stevenson And Mrs Seaward In Kittery
News from across the river notes the sudden death of Mrs. Augustus Stevenson at North Kittery aged about seventy, and the long illness and death of Mrs. Lucinda Seaward on Government Street aged about sixty five. Funeral services for Stevenson set for Tuesday at First Methodist Church. Seaward’s funeral held, interment planned in New York. Local items include a rough dory rescue of Gloucester sailor John McCormick after a 24 hour struggle at sea, a baseball game where Eagles beat Piscataqua 3 to 2, and various social notices plus ongoing lobstering and local travel updates.
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Kittery
Augustus Stevenson
North Kittery
Lucinda Seaward
Government Street
Calvin Lewis
Jefferson Lewis
Etta Whitehouse
T. Ford Seaward
Thomas Seaward
NO GREAT ADVANTAGE OF NEW COAL TRAIN SCHEME
The Boston papers mailed to this city for early delivery on a Manchester coal train have repeatedly failed to arrive before the direct 9.45 a.m. Boston train. Newsdealers and readers gain little, and the scheme may be abandoned if luck does not improve.
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Boston
Manchester
Will of Mrs. Alice Smith Benefits Colleges and Kin
Dover May 7 By the will of Mrs Alice Smith widow of Hamilton Smith both Dartmouth and New Hampshire College will eventually benefit More than 600000 is disposed of the largest legacy 250000 to her daughter Edith Angela Congreve who also receives the estate at Durham and 100000 for maintenance of the house plus furnishings horses carriages plate and jewelry Other legacies go to nieces nephews and relatives with varied sums Executors hold 20000 for nephews education Mrs Congreve retains life use of the remainder and 50000 goes to her heirs at death the rest divided between Dartmouth and New Hampshire College
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Smith
Anna H. Carter
Cora Ogden
Caroline Louise Hedding
Matilda Werniger
Shirley Onderdonk
New York
Congreve
Dartmouth
New Hampshire College
Obsequies and Funeral Arrangements In North Carolina and Maine
The body of Lewis Alien, died recently in Statesville North Carolina, arrived in this city on the 2.45 train on Saturday afternoon and was buried at Proprietors' cemetery under Undertaker C. W. Ham. Theodore Wilcox's funeral was held at two o'clock Sunday at his Central Street home in Kittery with Rev. E. H. Macy officiating. Delegations from Riverside Lodge of Odd Fellows Naval Lodge of Masons and E G Parker Post Grand Army attended. The body was sent to Hempstead South Island this Monday morning by Undertaker C. W. Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Kittery
Leary
Barrett
Eagles
Godfrey
Pruett
Theodore Wilcox
Central Street
New York
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Knights of Pythias
Grange Hall
Equal Suffrage Association
Second Christian Church
Minnie Hall
New Hampshire
Lewis P. Gerrish
Gerrish Court
Frank Locke
Boston
William Locke
Locke’s Cove
B. C. Wentworth
Lewis Alien
Statesville
N. C
Proprietors’ Cemetery
C. W. Ham
E. H. Macy
Riverside ‘Lodge of Odd Fellows
Naval Lodge of Masons
E. G. Parker Post
Grand Army
Hempstead
S. 1
Rhode Island Floated After Grounding Near Norfolk
The battleship Rhode Island, which grounded on the York Spit bar near Norfolk on Saturday morning, was floated Sunday night. The large warship sustained no serious damage.
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Richmond
York Spit Bar
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fas
Maine
YM. C. A
Nations
William P. Fiske
Dillon
Massachusetts
M. Salford
Burton T. Stone
SILK
Mrs. Stevenson
Mrs. Seaward
Jake McCormick
John McCormick
Pearl
McCormick
Thatcher's Island
Dory
Gloucester
Eagles of Kittery
Piscataqua Athletic Club
Kittery Point
Ralph Plaisted
Amesbury
George O. Athorne
Eliot
Belle McClure
Lexington
E. Jennison
Ada Foye
Haverhill
Charles E. Mills
Braveboat Harbor
Herbert Johnson
Atlantic Shore Line Power Staton
Edgar M. Frisbee
Andrew P. Preston
la Cretete
Alice
Rhode Island
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