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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
5
Charles H. White of Brookline testified that his wife Josephine M. White left for the South saying the climate here was too cold. The Dedham court granted a decree nisi in the divorce proceeding. The couple married June 5, 1890, in Atlanta, Georgia.
Police officers Burke Claflin Alexander and Murray of the Metropolitan Police pursued a gang of alleged pickpockets at the North station around 6 p m. The suspects Hoff man 46 Fine alias Wolfe alias Cohen 20 and Ross 32 were captured and brought to headquarters where they were identified as old offenders all claiming New York residence. Hank and His Animal Friends are as funny as ever in the next Sunday Post.
Peabody residents insist a man found with a throat wound near Savannah is Fred W. Tibbetts. Tibbetts disappeared from a Clyde Line liner off Savannah while en route from New York. A watch from a Boston seller was found in the victim’s pocket. Friends doubt suicide, citing Tibbetts’s good health and funds on departure for St. Augustine Florida.
Dudley’s plea to manslaughter was entered after lengthy private conferences between Judge Haley, government counsel, and defense. The court resumed at 9 o'clock this morning with Miss Michaud's testimony pending as spectators awaited her return.
A bold advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a new treatment for swollen veins and ulcers. It claims the two ounce bottle, sold by leading pharmacists, reduces veins quickly and can even shrink tubercular glands and goitre with regular use. Apply twice daily until swelling normalizes.
Advertisement for Ginginal a small original bottle sold in drug stores. Claims safe aure treatment for pyorrhoea and Riggs disease and that the bottle will last for weeks.
In a tense courtroom Dudley retracts not guilty plea and pleads manslaughter for Mildred Sullivan. Attorney General and chief counsel support the change while the judge interrupts a collapse moment averting disaster. Sentences follow for three accomplices and two other defendants as the case concludes.
Southbridge residents voice anger and disbelief over the pardon of banker John A Hall who served less than half of a 12 to 15 year prison term for stealing about 300000 from Southbridge Savings Bank. Citizens, officials and parish leaders condemn the action as politics driven and likely to encourage crime.
Greater Boston letter carriers and friends filled Maverick Congregational Church East Boston for a benefit concert aiding Charles KE Gerrold a Boston retired letter carrier now totally blind Gerrold Civil War veteran Joe Hooker Post 23 G A R and Zenith Lodge I C O F East Boston attended The event raised a significant relief sum for him.
Mrs. Hannah Lofgren of Foxboro testified in Dedham before Judge Hugo Dubuque Mun that her husband Charles Lofgren of Norwood threatened her in sleep, insulted her, and attempted to harm her with a loaded gun and oil plans. The couple married August 28 1888.
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