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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1911

Page

4

Juror Vanishes From Hyde Swope Case Trial

In Kansas City Missouri December 11 a mistrial seemed likely as juror Harry Waldron disappeared from the hotel during the second trial of Dr B Clarke Hyde charged with killing Col Thomas H Swope. He escaped through a transom and leaped to a fire escape as a deputy slept. Police and county deputies hunted for him without success.

Kansas City, Mo B. Clarke Hyde Thomas H. Swope Harry Waldron Frank Jasper Waldron

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Praised by User Letter

A Rhode Island resident testifies that a sample bottle of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root relieved a severe urinary distress after a doctor failed to improve him. He describes quick benefits from one half bottle and later full relief, noting his druggist offered a larger bottle for one dollar.

Dr. Kilmer George S. Champlin Ashaway R. I Rhode Island Washington Geo. S. Champlin E. R. Allen

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You

A promotional appeal to readers invites sending to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle and a booklet about kidneys. The letter asks to mention the Boston Daily Post and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles are sold at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Boston Daily Post

Waldron Missing Juror May Halt Trial as Judge Speaks

Judge Porterfield warned that if Waldron is not found by tomorrow night the remaining 11 jurors may be discharged. If the man is traced and proves no discussion of the case, the trial may continue. Waldron, last seen Sunday night, feared dead and in a distressed state, has shown signs of personal strain and escape.

Waldron Porterfield

Boston & Eastern Interurban Surface Route Settled

The long dispute over surface locations ends as Engineer Bickford agrees to tunnel the Boston & Eastern Interurban beneath the Boston & Albany tracks. The Board of Railroad Commissioners confirms the surface route and finds no opposition to the tunnel, with East Boston route fixed along Orleans street rather than Bremen street.

Boston & Eastern

State House engineer sought for in vain

An unsuccessful search of woods and water spots in Somerville and Medford was conducted yesterday by eleven men from the State House seeking any trace of John Linde of 18 Farragut Avenue West Somerville who has been missing since last Friday. Linde 42, an electrician at the State House.

State House Somerville Medford John Linde Farragut Avenue West Linde

Middlesex Bar Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting

At the Middlesex Bar Association annual meeting in East Cambridge Samuel K. Hamilton of Wakefield was elected president and George F. Richardson of Lowell and Robert P. Clapp of Lexington were chosen as vice presidents.

Bar Association of the County of Middlesex County Commissioners’ Room East Cambridge Samuel K. Hamilton Wakefield George F. Richardson Lowell Robert P. Clapp Lexington

Ministers Wrangle Over Amusements In Methodist Meeting

A heated Monday Wesleyan Hall discussion saw Rev. J. F. Allen and Rev. W. W. Bowers denounce ministers for lax enforcement of church rules on amusements. Revs. N. T. Whittaker and George H. Cheney argued against removing the amusement section from the Book of Discipline.

J. F. Allen W. W. Bowers Wesleyan Hall N. T. Whittaker George H. Cheney

Church Rule Debate on Amusement Clause Sparks Unity Call

President Ernest L. Mills presided as the affirmative opened by Reverend Bowers who argued the clause misrepresents the church stance on amusement and drives members away. Reverend Whittaker urged preserving the clause to protect Methodist reputation and said harmony requires enforcing the rule.

Ernest L. Mills Bowers Whittaker

Lost Pei “Pat” Reward Offered by Parker Family

Miss Dorothy Parker of Brookline reports her Boston terrier Pat missing from the 1060 Beacon Street home. The dog, a Christmas gift two years ago, was last seen near Lost Pond in Chestnut Hill. Mr Parker offers a reward for Pat’s return. the girl has taken the loss hard. Pat is a light brindle terrier with long ears and a straight tail.

Pat Dorothy Parker George S. Parker Beacon Street Brookline Parker Lost Pond Chestnut Hill

Sculptor Ball Dead at 92

Montclair N J December 11 Thomas Ball the sculptor famed for statues of Governor Andrew Daniel Webster Josiah Quincy Washington and Lincoln died today at age 92 Born in Charlestown Massachusetts he lived in Florence Italy from 1865 to 1897

Montclair N. J Thomas Ball Andrew Daniel Webster Josiah Quincy Washington Lincoln Charlestown Mass Florence Italy

Dock Commission Seeks Confirmation on East Boston Grade Crossing Plans

The Boston Dock Commission asked for confirmation of the commission report on East Boston grade crossing plans at Orient Heights. Delay pushed the decision by a month as officials review details of the Orient Heights project.

East Boston Dock Commission of the Port of Boston Commission Orient Heights

King of the Adone Isle musical to grace Hotel Benefit show

Jordan Hall hosts the sixth annual Hotel and Railroad News Company Mutual Benefit Association program on December 13 and 14. Two acts feature cowboy life and a minstrel show with 50 chorus members directed by E L Drew and cast including Eli Stone Herbert Clarke Gus Bratt Frank Valentine John J Sullivan Harry Walker and others. Hap O Neill and Chic Storey provide the interlude as organizers led by C H Sargent N G Greene P J Sullivan J F Kelley C A Tupper George McNerney Joseph Hogan J J Sullivan D F Wilson and W H Campbell coordinate the event.

Adone Isle Hotel & Railroad News Company Mutual Benefit Association Jordan Hall Western Plains E. L. Drew Eli Stone Keith Herbert Clarke Waltham Gus Bratt Dorchester Frank Valentine Boston Charles Madden John J. Sullivan Harry Walker Joseph Hogan F. P. Sherer John F. Kelly

No Need To Have Superfluous Hairs Modern Beauty Ad

An article promotes delatone as a simple hair removal method for the face neck or arms. It describes applying a paste of water and powdered delatone, waiting two to three minutes, then rubbing off to leave skin white and hairless. Druggists sell an ounce package for about a dollar, cheaper than electric needle and painless.

City Officials Seek Study On Grade Crossing Plan Delay

Ton urged immediate action on a grade crossing plan that would depress the Boston Revere Beach Lynn tracks through East Boston and raise streets by eliminating crossings. Commissioner Conroy appeared in Suffolk Superior Court with Judge Pierce in the equity session and the board asked for an investigation. The request for delay was granted.

Boston Joseph A. Conroy Pierce Equity Suffolk Superior Court

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