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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
Houston Me December reports the murder case of 17 year old Mildred Sullivan against Dr Lionel E Dudley will not open until Friday with details limited to charges and local correspondence.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach tonic and blood purifier. It links healthy digestion to vitality and skin clarity, claiming impurities leave the blood, liver and kidneys improve, and touts free advice from Dr. W. M. Pierce in Buffalo.
The scheduled session was postponed due to the murder trial of Alden Boulier of Caribou for the death of his sweetheart Emma Jensen. The Boulier case will run at least into Friday, delaying other courtroom events.
Judge George F. Haley said the Dudley case should begin Saturday at the latest, with the Boulter case likely finishing by Friday. The government plans a four to five day opening to prove an illegal operation caused Mildred Sullivan’s death, naming Dr. Dudley, Alice Pelletier, and Kate Michaud as defendants.
Charles S. Smith of New Hampshire was appointed today to serve temporarily as private secretary to Secretary Bryan. Smith recently served on a commission sent to the Dominican Republic to aid in restoring peace there.
The Rev. Dr. Addison Ballard died at his home in Pittsfield at age 92 or 93. He retired from NYU faculty in 1904 after long academic service at Williams, Ohio University, Marietta, Lafayette, and NYU. Four generations survive him. he was a prolific writer and had preached at the First Congregational Church on every birth day.
Alonzo Bell was today sentenced in the Superior Court to life imprisonment for shooting to death Jesse Watts, a circus employee. Bell pleaded guilty to second degree murder.
The Maine court adjourned after the first day of Alden Boulier of New Sweden facing trial for the murder of his sweetheart Miss Emma Jensen near Caribou last June. Two prosecution witnesses testified Boulier claimed he was with Jensen on the New Sweden road around 9 p.m. June 22 when an incident led to shots fired at a circus hand. The autopsy showed three bullet holes in Jensen’s head from small caliber cartridges. Boulier possessed a .38 caliber revolver at arrest.
The Sunday Post highlights its new Personalities page in a feature praised as well worth reading for readers seeking engaging profiles. This promotion encourages catching the upcoming Sunday edition for the in-depth coverage.
The Progressives met at the Progressive Club in Chicago with about 100 attendees from 34 states to discuss nomination prospects for 1916. The executive committee, led by George W. Perkins, urged continued organization and a nonpartisan tariff commission while signaling no reconciliation with the Republicans. Many notable figures attended, including William Allen White, Victor Murdock, and Jane Addams proxies, as the party prepared for a January 15 1916 meeting to set dates for a national convention.
Advertisement promoting bisurated magnesia as the best antacid for neutralizing excess stomach acid. Warns that acid leads to ulcers and possible surgery, against pepsin or ordinary tablets, recommends teaspoonful doses in water after meals and to ask the druggist for bisurated magnesia.
At noonday luncheon tomorrow the Progressive Club will host Mr. Rowell of California editor and owner of the Fresno Republican Mr Sager, late Progressive nominee for United States Senator, and Dwight B Heard of Phoenix Arizona.
The fourth annual poultry and pigeon show of the Eastern Massachusetts Poultry and Pigeon Association opens at 10 this forenoon in Congress Hall Chelsea.
In Campello a reunion at Keith's Hall honored Andrew Johnny Leonard who completed 25 years as clerk for Thayer Bros. More than 300 past and present newsboys attended, from age 14 to over 50, with a silver loving cup presented to Leonard amid songs and feasting.
Two Malden burglaries last night mirrored each other at 224 Main street, the home of Benjamin P. Barker, and 121 Main street, Edwin Co. Hunnewell. In both break-ins a rear window was used, rooms ransacked, and many small jewelry items stolen.
Edwin D. Mead director of the World Peace Foundation and Henry Sterling of the Boston Typographical Union spoke at the Women’s Trade Union League meeting at 919 Washington Street on the topic Democratic Guarantees of Peace. Miss Gillispie reported on the National Women's Trade Union League executive board meeting.
Genoa reports the American consul general Dr John Edward Jones has arranged with authorities for free speedy transport of Christmas gifts by Falk to orphans in Austria and Germany.
Advertisement describes a home hair dye recipe using Barbo Compound water bay rum and glycerine to darken gray hair. It promises dandruff removal scalp health and a non greasy finish with low cost and simple preparation.
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