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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1909
Page
12
Tallahassee Florida April 23 The Florida House of Representatives approved the McMullan statewide prohibition bill by 53 to 16. The measure, which yesterday passed the Senate, now goes to the Senate for concurrence in two minor amendments. The bill submits the question to Florida voters in 1910.
Watertown April 23 Chief of Police Cooney first asked the Selectmen to retire him three weeks ago now seeks reappointment. He has led the department for ten years and served twenty five years on the force. Opponents unaware of his retirement plan started a campaign to remove him.
London physicians test William Doig's claimed TB cure. Doig treats joint TB free of charge for ten years and a lung case cured last year under a prominent London physician. Six consumption cases from London hospitals will be treated under close observation to draw disease from lung to surface.
John Curran of Hopkinton was identified by his father as the man who died by self inflicted wound and whose body was found in the road with a throat cut near Ashland on Monday.
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on April 23 Mrs Minnie Crosby confessed before the coroner's jury that she fired the shotgun at J R McShane after her husband forced her to decoy the victim. McShane, a brick mason from Alabama, died at the scene near a swamp bridge after the shot in Easter Week.
The trial of Sandy Murray and Andrew Hatch for complicity in Paddy Green’s murder near Andover New Brunswick failed to proceed as the Crown dropped the case after discrepancies emerged in Italian co defendants Tony Arosha and Leon Seppepil. The jury acquitted Murray and the Hatch brothers and $2600 stolen from Green was ordered held by the sheriff for Green’s executor.
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