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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1904

Page

7

Secret Woman Refuses Court Testimony In Tucker Case

Damariscotta Me April 11 Mabel Walker who rode with Charles L Tucker on the day Mabel Page was killed reveals a secret to State police but refuses to disclose it or travel to Massachusetts to testify She defends her right to stay away citing legal advice and warns she will not be dragged into the case The Post notes she is a popular local figure and that two state policemen visited her to record her statement without releasing its details

Mabel Walker Tucker Damariscotta Charles L. Tucker Mabel Page Massachusetts Charley Tucker Boston Miss Walker Post Europe A. T. Gamage Mrs. Gamage Woodward Arthur Woodward Auburndale Waltham Masachusetts Luce Roberts Dunham

Tucker Coolly Pleads Not Guilty In Court

Charles L Tucker of Weston appeared in the Second District Court of Eastern Middlesex at Waltham on April 11 1904 charged by Jophanus H Whitney on oath with assault and murder in Weston on March 31 1904 against Mabel Page. Tucker pleaded not guilty and was committed to Cambridge jail with next hearing set for April 21. The crowded courtroom included his family and supporters and police officials.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Waltham Jophanus H. Whitney Medford Said Charles L. Tucker Weston Mabel Page Commonwealth Dudley Roberts Roberts Tucker James H. Vahey Cambridge Luce General Whitney Whitney

Man's Ring Pawned In Boston Police Report

Newton April 11 The Post confirms Tucker pawned a gentleman's single stone diamond ring with Collateral Loan Co at 100 Boylston street Boston on or about Tuesday of last week. A Newton police officer states the incident is not connected with the Page tragedy.

Newton Post Tucker Collateral Loan Company Boylston Street Boston

Tucker Pawned Item Sparked Loan Office Mention

L. 8. Moore cashier of Collateral Loan at 100 Boylston street says details on the ring pawned by Tucker must come from Deputy Neal as the case is before authorities. He adds no information can be released.

Tucker L. 8. Moore Collateral Loan Company Boylston Street Neal

Waltham Mystery Rings Linked to Drowning Victim

The rings of a drowned wife are missing and a pawn ticket for one ring is found among Tucker's effects. George Osborn, the victim's father, says two rings disappeared, including a diamond ring bought with savings valued around seventy five dollars. Tucker was present when the purchase was made.

Tucker

Coachman Ross Misidentifies Figure Near Page House

In Waltham on April 11 Coachman Ross says he saw a woman near the Page house the day of the murder and does not recall seeing a man. He failed to identify Tucker in court this morning and police note arrest did not rely on his information.

State Police McAuliffe Weston Force George W. Ross Waltham Tucker Page House Ross

Man Rescued After Self-Inflicted Shot On City Street

Henry W. Oakes, 54, of 112 West Springfield Street, attempted suicide by shooting himself in the right breast at the Warren and Savin streets corner shortly after 9 30 PM. A passerby seized the pistol, preventing the act, and Oakes was taken to a drug store and then City Hospital in an unconscious condition. Despondency tied to alcoholism was cited as a likely cause.

Henry W. Oakes Springfield Street Warren and Savin Streets Oakes Wallace

Bourne Corrects Time He Saw Tucker in Page Case

Henry Bourne told a Post reporter that his previous claim of seeing Tucker attempting to enter his father's house at 12:15 was mistaken. He now says he first saw Tucker that day at 1:10 p.m. in Auburndale.

Auburndale Henry Bourne Post Tucker Bourne

Pile Driver Wrecked Off Brenton's Reef

A pile driver in tow of the tug Mercury parted its hawser and wrecked on Brenton's Reef while bound for Greenwich. A life saving crew responded, but no one was aboard the vessel. The machine belonged to Holbrook Cabot & Daly of Boston.

Newport R. I Brenton’s Reef Greenwich Conn Mercury Holbrook, Cabot & Daly Boston

Whitney Receives Model of Tucker’s Teeth

In West Newton on April 11 Dr. J. W. Pomfret, who made a plaster cast of Tucker’s teeth, announced that he finished a model and delivered it to General Whitney of the State police.

Tucker Tarbox Newton General Whitney West Newton J. W. Pomfret State Police

Watertown Woman's Club marks 10th birthday celebration

Mrs H Adell Elliott leads Watertown Woman's Club as it observes its tenth anniversary with a morning breakfast at the Hotel Lenox in Boston. The event featured toasts, responses, original poems and songs for 225 members and a large waiting list. The club, a force in town life, plans further progress with lectures receptions and teas ahead.

H. Adell Elliott Watertown

Women Clerks Benefit Party in Howe Hall Tonight

The Women Clerks' Benefit Association hosts its annual party and dance at Howe Hall in the New Century building located at 177 Huntington avenue this evening. Dancing runs from 8 to 1 o'clock.

Women Clerks’ Benefit Association Howe Hall New Century Building Huntington Avenue

Roosevelt to appoint Hunt as Helena judge successor

A report says President Roosevelt plans Governor Hunt as the successor to United States District Judge Hiram Knowles of Helena Montana, who will retire April 16 upon reaching the age limit. Other items note the Emperor of Corea’s dental misfortune and a royal punishment, Roosevelt adding a French governess, and Prince Cetewayo studying in London.

Porto Rico Roosevelt Governor Hunt United States Hiram Knowles Helena Mont Hunt War Hunt Garfield Corea Mberty W. Lowenthal Europe Quentin Mrs. Roosevelt Mademoiselle Prince Cetewayo South Africa London England George W. Cable Mr. Cable

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Page Forest Hills Cemetery East Cambridge C. L. Tucker James H Thomas F. Vahey Vahey & Innes Enos T. Luce Bourne Street Jeremiah Woodward Sheffields B. F. Allen CO Canal St N.Y Woolen Co Winter ST Tucker's Woman What Is Castoria Club Women OF Massachusetts Leap Year Party Mrs The Watertown Woman’s Club Cable Charlotte Bronte Eugene Field Mary B. Robinson Pittsburg Penn John G. Robinson Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railway Smoky City W. H. Hunt Lowney Walter M. Lowney Co Mass LOS Angeles Co Summer St
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