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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - November 10, 1902, Boston, Massachusetts                                VOL 3 BULLETIN MONDAY PRICE CENTS Urn i j n V 1 JT i 11 J Instead of eggs for breakfast The Perfect Food the perfect food for old and sick or s contains more tissue building stimulant than is found in anv other A regular diet of for breakfast and supper will remove the cause of insomnia and It gives strength and needs no ready to by PURE FOOD Battle TODAYS GLOBE Fuse Mulatto George who pawned watches of murdered girls iden Mason as the man who gave him the denies knowledge of him Perry hold as eory after the Progress of recount in Faneuil hall that warrants will be sought against the election commissioners and clerks violating the Sunday Statement by Fred relat ing to his candidacy for the nomination for dedicated ard memorial Army to operate against Ladrones In tho water killed by the explosion of a Boiler in a New York pumping Winners of prizes for essays on wom an Possibility of a verdict to College football Boys football teams want to arrange Men who won tlie coveted II In the game Coal output in Pennsylvania rapidly approaching the and if is being distributed as fast as of the Newfoundland treaty It gives Gloucester fishermen many privileges and permits of extension of American Bostons policemen all ready for the parade tomorrow fire in East Boston attend ed by exciting scenes loss about Rev Dr Stuntz talks of Method ism in the Philippines and tells how it was that Dewey won at The peoples Dr in a reviews Mis troubles with whom with Inhuman i Plan for widening Washington st at the Old South meeting People of St Bernards Con observe COth anniversary of first celebration of mass hi that TODAYS GLOBE Page Phenomenal increase in the number of trotters and Remarkable record made by Walter a Manchester Gossip about the Opinion of scouts is that Supt Egan of the Great Northern is in the hands of Large audience enjoyed concert at Park theatre given by Theatrical Me Democrats of N may contest one ward hoping to gain control of city Words are but Aot T H E PIANO is combination of ing a of its an ideal that brings response to sub tle movements its whole pet feet fact achieved by half a century of scientific research and devel W A E 0 0 M S 160 STREET Stock review of the statement of Bos ton real labor Messrs Coffey and Lapping from England to study American ods for Industrial commission local labor Troubles in opera Company patched Emperor and King Edward attend divine services together at Dedication of memorial chapel In Con coru to the late Vicar General janitor of hotel a panic among the people Centennial of the Danest Congrega tional church observed at Page Housekeepers department and daily history Page Team records and individual averages In the different bowling and Hall Calne ill at Baltimore from cold and overwork condition not Hay note on Roumanian Jews cised by Kev Dr Parkhurst of New York thinks Roosevelt has Gods Page Death of Daniel a wellknown Boston business Among tho Pago Col Gaston denies statements made by Fred Williams about the democ racy of Miss Sarah Davis of Maiden com mits suicide by sliding us It will appear with the Little Lynn by drops lamp and narrowly escapes being burned to Feeling growing In New York Senator Platt may not succeed himself in the Who is Negro with tin Cap Mention Address given by in his handwrit he sold Agnes watch to Name given by in his own hand when he sold Clara watch to in his own Specimen of Alan GK Masons GEORGE Who Says Alan Mason Gave Him Murdered Girls PASSENGER IDENTIFIES MASON AS HAVING BEEN ON CONDUCTS AN HOUR AND A HALF AFTER WARE SAY GH LEFT NOT CAREFUL HONEST Made WARMER Just Breathe Pure a cold in 10 hours and presents is natures remedy cure of asthma and all diseases of the throat and No just medicated air if als tbe membrane unti cures dl Comlete of Ihler a Complete outfit of pocket Inhaler and Extra bottles of Druggists or by if It does not soUcIt correspondence from nil troubled with or Jung An ope will Write your f Booth TROUBLE OVER Dissenters and Roman Catholics Dif fer Over Nov 9The dissenting na tive Catholics who last week took pos session of the church at Ma have now surrendered the edifice to the Roman Catholic church authori Other native dissenters seized a church near Cavite and held services there It is thought that the ques tion of property rights Involved in these seizures will be taken into THE Nov for Monday and Tues day For New England Fair with warmer in north west portion Tues day except rain or snow in mountain district colder in west por tion brisk north west winds on the south Special Storm warnings are displayed on the At coast from New Haven to Bos Local forecast for Boston and vicinity Monday fair with slight change In temperature Tuesday con somewhat Fresh to brisk north to northwest The temperature as Indi by the thermometer at Thompsons spa 3 a m 6 a m 9 a m 12 m 3 p m 6 p m 9 p m 12 mid 43 aver age yesterday The temperature as registered in the following cities at 8 last evening Wash ington New York Atlanta Orleans Jacksonville Chicago 0t Omaha St Paul Den ver George the Cambridge colored yesterday picked out Alan as the man from whom he had received the watch be longing to Agnes McPhee and that taken from the body of Clara Mor After he had indicated him in the line of seven prisoners at the Bast Cambridge jail the boy was asked if he knew the mans and he re thats Mason later said that he did not know the colored boy and had never seen Young Perry identified the gold watch belonging to Miss Morton as the one he had sold to Joseph on Nov which he said had been to him on Nov 2 by Alan It has been decided to arraign Perry in the Cambridge district court this morning upon the being an accessory to the murder of Miss Mor ton at Waver ley on Nov 1 after the Another witness has been found who corroborates the statement of Charles the Boston ele railway Mr Brown has identified Mason as a passenger on the trip from Waverley the night Miss Morton was He stated that he had another pas senger that night who boarded the car near the Waverley end of Saturday night Brown found this and yesterday he identified Mason as the passenger he saw sit ting in the corner of the car He se him from the group at the East Cambridge jail gathered for his The forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday Tuesday and Wednesday promise to be with lower temperatures and westerly Wore Checked Miss a waitress em ployed by Henry Rogers in the res at the end of the liner attempted to identify Perry as the colored youth she saw looking through the windows of the dining ioom about 8 oclock of the evening Miss Morton was She thought he looked like the man she had but she said he wore a checked cap and she would like to see a cap on his head before she decided positive As state detective Proctor had possession of checked Miss Albertson not have an to look at the colored prisoner with it George thl old who waa arrested night and who admitted having sold to Joseph of 115 Cambridge st the silver watch of Agnes McPhee and the gold one belonging to Clara Mor has told a sensational uut in definite story of how he obtained the property from Alan whom he says he has known for two Mason denies that he ever saw the colored so is the person who has any positive connec tion with the jewelry taken from tu clothing of the two girls who wer presumably murdered by the earn At this stage it is a question o veracity between Alan Mason who has been under treatment at the McLean George 0 who was sent to the Lyman school at Westboro for larceny from a Think Mason Who is telling the truth Perry tells a narrative which be yond the fact that he sold the watches to is entirely His story as to and the circumstances under he obtained those two watches damning Mason is so indefinite that no opportunities for substantiation by persons or inci dents are In the entire ac count he mentions the name of no person who can support the state So far the state who regard story great have 3een unable to find any one who can say that he ever naw Alan Mason and the colored lad Abso utely no connection between the man and the boy which might give plausibility to confession has been formed by All that exists is unsupported state Since the negros arrest the opinion if policemen hao been generally ex as to the probable guilt of ither man flow under It can said that the officers of the Boston police the Cambridge officers and the officers at the Hast Cambridge jail are thoroughly uon Maspn is inno The jail officers do npt think that any guilty man could have been so unconcerned as was Mason yesterday when the negro was brought Yesterday forenoon George Perry was trying to write a note to a young woman acquaintance of his in his coll at station When state detective George Chief Ryan and patrolman Argey of Bel mont called to take him across the city to the East Cambridge Perry was taken on board a car and attracted no particular attention on the He was not told of the des being a clever he no doubt guessed right tlie very first In taking Perry to the jail the de had in mind not the Identifi cation by the colored boy so much as the possibility of a mutual tion by the white man and the They thought that if the two were together the defendant would hardly be able to conceal the fact if he knew Picked Out Sheriff was told of the prevalent idea in the minds of the of who were with and he said that he would line a number o prisoners up as usual and give the colored boy the same opportunity to select Mason as others As in previous trials of this Mason was placed in a line of seven men this time he was next to the las man in the was led into the room and he stood near one enc of the looked at them for a second or Detective Dunham asked Do yov see anyone there you know said the He nodded his head in the direction of Where is Mr The man nest to the Mason stood calmly looking at the colored with the same placid curiosity as that by the other six There was no sign of rec either by any expression on his face or any change in his If the detectives expected a sensa tional acknowledgment of previous acquaintance on the part of Mason they were He with the repeated exhibitions for the benefit of witnesses for the tion and the less each When first arrested ne rushed at once toward the car and Robert the Beaver brook anxious to show that he knew them before they had an op to say whether they recol him or Lately he quietly and said After he heard the colored lad say on the Second the SOLD DUST do your BOLD OUST will take every particle of dust and dirt from your loor and them as clean as neat as a Nothing so good for washing clothes and Made only by FAIRBANK COMPANY New FAIRY THE AMERICAN STANDARD BUY THIS QUART AND YOU GET A QUART The Beat in In Full Per State Very good I wonder what will come next to A irasy Presto a excellent Fifth October What does your cook say The HO Company  

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