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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1915

Page

8

Taft as rider of New Haven testimony center

Testimony in the trial of 11 former New York New Haven Hartford directors shows Charles S Mellen pressed a traffic deal with Grand Trunk despite U S Attorney General warning the agreement would be investigated as a Sherman Act violation.

New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Charles S. Mellen Grand Trunk Railway of Canada United States Ledyard Washington Wickersham Taft New Haven

Mellen Testifies On Grand Jury Probe and Morgan’s Involvement

The November 21 1912 session revealed President Mellen learned subpoenas were served on November 20 as the grand jury probe into Grand Trunk New Haven dealings expanded. He sought to shield J P Morgan from the inquiry by taking responsibility and telling a straightforward story.

New Haven Mellen Grand Jury Grand Trunk United States Wise New York J. P. Morgan Morgan Providence R. I Vermont New Hampshire Mr. Morgan New London Northern Railroad Edson J. Chamberlin Alfred W. Smithers

Lapham Family Plans Beacon Street Move and Love Triangle

Colonel Silas Lapham moves his South End home to Beacon Street to build a grand house while his daughter Penelope faces pressure as Thomas Corey, Bromfield Corey's son, pursues her after misreader affections toward Irene. Irene sudden arrival and a tense family council set the stage for a public engagement.

Silas Lapham Boston Irene Penelope South End Beacon Street Thomas Corey Bromfield Corey West Virginia Corey

Penelope Lapham Returns Home Amid Family Strains

Irene asserts Will is unlikely to pursue her and Penelope faces scrutiny from a wary Corey family. Lapham reveals his business collapse looming after failed West Virginia ventures. he plans to call creditors and salvage what remains, sparking fear for Persis and the daughters.

Irene Penelope Corey Laphams Tom Miss Lapham Lapham Pen West Virginia New York Rogers

They Refuse to Eat Boosted by Scott’s Emulsion

An advertisement notes children often refuse meals and lag in growth. It urges healthful exercise and daily spoonfuls of Scott’s Emulsion to feed tissues, improve nutrition, and sharpen appetites. It stresses the product is drug free and from Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.

Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J

Prohibition as a National Hazard and Enabler of Lawlessness

A critical summary argues that Prohibition fails to curb intemperance and threatens liberty. It accuses the Anti-Saloon League of politicizing religion, warns of a Blue Law driven menace, and predicts widespread economic ruin, crime, and revenue loss if nationwide prohibition is enacted.

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