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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
7
A letter argues against executing someone based on circumstantial proof. The writer cites an imagined scenario and supports Governor Bell and Governor Guud, expressing fear of innocent persons being executed and urging caution before taking a life.
A reader questions Tucker's guilt and urges a sentence change arguing the jury may err and public papers show as much evidence as the trial. The writer asserts Tucker’s past life influenced punishment, requests clemency, and maintains belief in capital punishment as deterrence.
In this state two men await execution after trial by impartial juries. If Tucker is innocent a commutation is useless. if guilty the law must have its full effect. Public sentiment should not overrule due process or undermine impartial justice. The writer urges adherence to lawful, orderly finality. Ma GC. Waltham.
A state official argues against death on circumstantial evidence in the Tucker case, claiming the trial reports show no guilt and suggesting conspiratorial "wheels within wheels" protect the guilty. The writer supports speaking out and condemns flimsy evidence.
A Massachusetts murder tale recounts C L Tucker's cold plan as he enters under a ruse, kills Mabel Page in front of her aged father, stirring community outrage as the detective voice calls for justice and death to murderers.
A letter writer urges that Charles Tucker be punished to the full extent of the law, claiming guilty verdicts read in the Post confirm her view despite her tender heart and sympathy.
Joseph W. Brown a 35 year old Brighton Engine 29 lieutenant is regarded as one of the department’s finest looking and bravest. He rose from the ranks on Boylston Street and is active in Catholic social circles. He lives with his mother Mrs Margaret Brown at 15 Allston Square. His sister Emily, a teacher, married Dr Broadbridge two years ago.
A young relative of the Sultan of Morocco is to be proclaimed ruler in the south. A formidable revolt against the Fez government is maturing in the city of Morocco.
The Rev Robert S MacArthur Calvary Baptist Church questions the clause about Christ's descent into hell calling it doubtful scripture and says it should be omitted from the creed He urges belief in the resurrection and hints the virgin birth may soon be disputed noting a trial of an Episcopal clergyman accused of denying it This reflects a new phase of New Testament criticism.
The Caricature Show opened at the Copley Society building drawing strong Boston attendance. Exhibits feature caricatures from notable artists including pieces inspired by the Harvard Lampoon, Sargent, Turner, and local scenes around Beacon Street and the State House with humorous captions and vivid color.
After a prolonged hearing on charges by the Watch and Ward Society the Police Board considered renewing the liquor license for the Shakesperian Inn at Beach and Knapp Streets.
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