Le Blanc Girl Tells All in Glover Murder Hearing
Hattie Le Blanc testified at a secret hearing before Magistrate John Kerr in St. John New Brunswick detailing the night of Clarence F. Glover s murder in the family laundry. Her cross examination lasted three hours with attorneys E P Barry and Samuel D Elmore, revealing new details of the case.
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Train Hits auto at Lynn street crossing injuring two
A Saugus branch train slowed to stop at Linden station and struck an auto at the Lynn street crossing last evening. Driver Edward Dexter of Chelsea and passenger Samuel Tarkoff of Malden, 2 years old, were injured. Dexter escaped damage until the front wheels left him battered against the tender.
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World in Boston exhibition program for Sunday school
The schedule lists a 11 a.m. session at the Mechanics' Building Exhibition Hall with Sunday school and school children, each class accompanied by one adult for every twelve children to attend the event.
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Tours in Many Lands Exhibition Sessions
In the ground floor exhibition hall from 3 to 9 40 p m there will be talks and demonstrations plus personally conducted tours in all sections. Continued on page 4 F V F hat column Clysmic Water means hospitality and hospitality means Clysmic Water.
Youngcalls reciprocity swindle in Boston speech
Former Senator Lafayette Young of Iowa denounced free traders and insurgents in a sharp Boston City Club address. He called reciprocity a swindle, warned New England cannot compete with Germany and Japan, and attacked Governor Foss as not aligned with the working man.
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Dr Siegert's Angostura Bitters Defended In Protectionism Debate
In a spirited defence of protectionism, the speaker argued it has built and sustained industry. The discussion highlighted Dr Siegert's Angostura Bitters as indispensable on every sideboard.
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Red Sox Crush Athletics in Postseason Return
Donovan's Red Sox returned home to Huntington Avenue Park and overwhelmed the world champion Athletics 13 to 4. The victory sparked loud cheers from wind-swept stands as fans welcomed the team back from their coast trip.
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Boston Red Sox Open Season in Sunny Welcome at Huntington
Boston fans packed the park as the Red Sox, led by Speaker and Donovan with Duffy Lewis in center, opened the season amid clear skies and steady cheers. Nearly 11 000 locals urged victory as the team delivered a strong start, the atmosphere recalling past pennant hopes.
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Weather and Scores Across Leagues and Schools
In the American League notes Philadelphia defeats Cleveland while New York and St Louis post results. National League reports Boston and Brooklyn winning with Chicago and St Louis also victorious. Rain affects Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Six school crews race on the Charles amid Readville entries. Yale varsity eight and track team at training table. Schoolboy baseball games noted.
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Claim Man Bribed Two To Burn His Chelsea House
David G. Pearlstein is charged with attempted arson after allegedly bribing two men to burn his wood house at 9 Fourth Street East Cambridge occupied by two families. He was arrested at his Chelsea home and transferred to Cambridge police headquarters after a rooftop struggle by the two men and a resident, Harry Finklestein.
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Night rooftop attack ends with police seizure
Under starlight a roof battle unfolded as two men tried to kindle a fire with oil and varnish dryer canisters. Two women and six children slept below unaware of the danger while neighbors learned of the plan and the arrest of the two men sparked widespread excitement.
Photograph Links Rebel Leader to Boston Absconder
A photo of the Mexican border identified Captain Oscar Creighton as Oscar M. Wheelock, the Boston Bonding and Insurance Company auditor who fled Boston. Wheelock, known as a bold rebel leader, gained fame for dynamiting roads and bridges and was killed in a failed attack on federals.
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Likeness Recognized as Oscar Wheelock in Captain Creighton Photo
Photographs of Captain Creighton were identified by many as Oscar Wheelock, the ex Boston billiard and chess expert and former bonding company embezzler. Officials and staff confirmed the likeness, noting Wheelock vanished after a 1910 $9,214 shortage at the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company.
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Taft Canada reciprocity pact approved by House vote
The Canadian reciprocity agreement passed the House by 265 to 89 late this evening. Support came from most Democrats and many Republicans, with no amendments, keeping the measure close to the previous Congress form. Names cited include Currier and Foster among others.
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Taft
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Taft Admin Trade Pact Bill Seeks Expanded Canada Tariffs
The measure builds on the Taft Canadian tariff agreement, aiming for broad tariff reductions and freer trade. Democratic leaders add a clause urging further reciprocal trade efforts with Canada. The vote: 197 Democrats for, ten against. Republicans split 67 for, 78 against. Representative Berger of Wisconsin is noted.
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Wisconsin
Boston Showers Then Warmer Sunday Foretold
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Saturday showers with Sunday fair and somewhat warmer conditions. Light variable winds accompany the system.
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Maine
Weather Observation Note and Temperatures
Reported by Thompson's Spa with scattered figures noting temperatures. Includes yesterday's average 40 and a reference line for 13-24 and a comparison to last year's average of 52.
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Oboe
Photographs From the Civil War Under Government Sanction
A look at Tomorrow's features shows front line images from the Civil War taken under government sanction. The photographs are selected from two sets obtained by special arrangements from the War Department and Review.
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Champion Eater Showcases Real Appetite and Fame
A man with a legendary appetite draws praise from friends who say no one equals him in eating. The feature highlights his notoriety and the community’s belief in his unique gift.
Illustrated Songs This Week in the Sunday Post Magazine
The Sunday Post Magazine highlights illustrated songs featured this week. It previews artwork, themes, and artists shaping the edition.
Polly in German Dance Ends Polly's Paper Play Mates series
The final installment of Polly's Paper Play mates features Polly in a German dance theme. The cutouts are up to date in fashion and have inspired mothers to dress their own children accordingly.
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New England
Bay State Man To Reveal Father Neptune Treasure Tomorrow
A Massachusetts resident will disclose details about the Father Neptune treasure in an upcoming statement set for tomorrow. The event centers on claims of treasure and its discovery, drawing local interest.
Short Story Contest Entries Highlight Two Strong Works
The Sunday Post Magazine draws attention to two strong contest entries this week. Birth of a Feud by Perceval Gibbon keeps readers in suspense until the finish. Crucible by Napginia Lockard is described as highly dramatic and ro-
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