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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
11
Mrs Mabel Fenton Haines was found not guilty of killing her two year old stepdaughter Gwendolin after a nine day trial in Mount Holly New Jersey. The jury deliberated about one hour and a quarter. She and her husband plan a long rest and a trip abroad.
Danvers April 8 A six year old boy Paul Hackett accidentally fired a shotgun morning killing his two to three year old sister Mary. The family home on Sylvan street near Pond street. Neighbors recall prior firearm sightings but reports vary.
Adjutant General Dalton and Brigadier General Whitney propose moving the Second Brigade camp to Lakeville on Cape Cod next July at an estimated extra cost of about 3700 dollars over Framingham. They argue benefits include relaxing strict camp rules and traditions, with Governor Bradford weighing the plan.
Florence Burns, acquitted of murdering Walter Brooks, is reported to be offered his salary of 1000 dollars a week for comic opera. Her counsel Foster Backus says she has a magnificent voice and could become a professional singer after the case concludes.
Election Commissioner John J. Hogan has hired Samuel J. Bilder to defend him at next Tuesday's hearing before Mayor Collins. Charges were brought by William T. A. Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee. The move signals a likely court fight. Malachi Jennings will lead the case against Hogan.
Mrs Roosevelt plans a series of lawn parties on White House grounds when weather warms. The Marine Band will play while tea and cakes are served on tables set with silver and china on the two knolls beside the fountain. Prominent society women will preside at the teas.
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