Tucker's Father Retains Boston Counsel for Son
West Newton April 10. Albert Tucker tonight engaged Vahey Innes Boston attorneys as counsel for his son. James H Vahey and Thomas F Vahey of the firm were in consultation with the Tucker family for 45 minutes this evening. They later visited Tucker in his cell and held a conference lasting one hour.
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West Newton
Albert Tucker
Vahey & Innes
Boston
James H. Vahey
Thomas F. Vahey
Tucker
Exhibits In Tucker Case Reveal Knife and Alibi Questions
Police pursue a long search for a knife matching a sheath linked to Tucker and gather witness accounts to map his alibi. A pawn ticket for a ring, alleged by police to connect to the case, appears in Tucker’s coat. Grandmother’s alibi and various sightings near Cutter’s Corner complicate the narrative as prosecutors seek proof.
Knife Sheath Question in Woodward Wagon Case
Quincy April 10 news reports Mr Woodward and his son Arthur refuse to discuss the murder of Mabel Page. The father delays answers about a knife sheath found or connected witnesses, while Arthur remains a key witness. Mabel Walker connected to the case is mentioned as absent.
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Quincy
Mabel Page
Mr. Woodward
Arthur J. Woodward
Post
Auburndale
Tucker
Mabel Walker
Arthur
Waltham
Maine
Woodward
Former Employer Calls Tucker Erratic in Alleged Knife Case
Auburndale April 10. Boat builder J R Robertson of Riverside says he hopes the right man is jailed as he describes Tucker nicknamed Tommy as erratic. He recalls a knife found missing from his box and links to Mabel Page’s fatal injuries. Robertson notes Tucker’s history at the boathouse and links the incident to Grace Osborne Tucker’s death in 1908 and a controversial life saving crew photo edit.
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Auburndale
J. R. Robertson
Riverside
Post
Tucker
Tommy
Tommy’ Tucker
Mabel Page
Robertson
United States Volunteer Life Saving Crew
Boston
T.e Life Savers
Fred Fowler
Canoe
Grace Osborne Tucker
Robertson Boathouse
Teeth imprints examined in knife sheath case
Police took a cast of Tucker's teeth after marks resembling teeth were found on the knife sheath in State police custody. The theory suggests the culprit may have held the sheath in his teeth while using the weapon, with a photo and a similarly sized knife handle used in the experiment.
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Whitney
Tucker
Dunham
Robertson Boathouse
Alibi Claims Tucker Seen With Bourne at Time of Page Murder
Henry Bourne told a Post reporter he saw Charles L. Tucker near his father's house at 12 15 p m on the day Mabel Page was murdered. Bourne recounted their walk from Bourne Street to Commonwealth Avenue and the boathouse, ending with Tucker in a fish wagon ride and alibi near Weston Bridge. He believes Tucker not guilty, citing distance to Page house and 12 15 return.
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Tucker
Charles
Mary Pierce
Bourne Street
Cutter’s Corner
Page House
Tucker House
Ollie Kingsbury
Sarah Donnelly
Auburndale Bridge
Auburndale
Henry Bourne
Arthur Woodward
Mabel Walker
Post
Page
Miss Donnelly
Weston
Harold Page
Young Tucker
Mabel Page
Miss Page
Bourne
Charles L. Tucker
Boston
Woodbine Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Metropolitan Boathouse
Auburn Street
Weston Bridge
Woodward
Young Woodward
Mabel
Charles Street
Woodward's
Dentist Testifies About Teeth Impression in Tucker Case
West Newton April 10 Dr John W Pomfret a prominent dentist says he took a plaster impression of Tucker teeth yesterday evening The impression may be used as evidence at the Tucker trial Police say the plaster is at the station and was taken by State officer Hammond The report notes uncertainty over its purpose and whether authorities requested the impression
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Miss Page
Tucker
Hanea
West Newton
Newton
Dr. Pomfret
Hammond
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Chief Tarbox
Boston & Albany Railroad
Wood
F E. T. Luce
Charley
South Avenue
George Ross
West Quincy
Jeremiah Woodward
Mead
Neal
State Police
Waltham Court
Miss
Mr. Robertson
Young Bourne
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