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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1910

Page

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Malden Tragedy Ends In Double Suicide After Wife Refuses Reconciliation

Alonzo W. Campbell shot and killed his wife Mabel W. Campbell at her parents home 44 Wyeth Street Malden yesterday afternoon then killed himself. The couple had been estranged for three months and had arranged a meeting with her father and his wife in an attempt to reconcile.

Alonzo W. Campbell Mabel W. Campbell Wyeth Street Malden Cam

Baklanoff Discharged By Russell From Boston Opera House

George Baklanoff noted baritone, a major opera star, was discharged yesterday by Henry Russell the director before the dress rehearsal of La Habanera. Russell says Baklanoff will be prevented from singing in major American opera houses. Baklanoff is regarded as second only to Amato among baritones.

George Baklanoff Boston Opera Henry Russell

Mr Russell Avers Baklanoff Continued On Page Four

A brief note states that Mr Russell confirms continued coverage or reference to M Baklanoff on page four third column, indicating ongoing discussion or profile in the newspaper.

Mr. Russell M. Baklanoff

Newly Elected Mayors and Vote on License in Massachusetts

In 14 Massachusetts cities yesterday elections produced few changes. No license vote shifts occurred and only Lynn saw a mayor fail to win re election under the new commission form. Elsewhere residents mainly voted for School Board members.

Massachusetts Lynn

Mayors Win Re-Election as Dry City Supports Grow

Of fourteen cities voting on licensing three favored licenses while eleven rejected. Four dry cities Lynn Newburyport Salem and Woburn were seen as at risk by temperance advocates, a perceived victory for the cause. Eight mayors sought re-election. seven won including Fletcher Meehan Fall Moore Burke Murray Logan. Rich in Lynn lost to Connery. New mayors Dodge Wasgat Taylor Adams Burns take office.

Beverly F. A. Dodge Oevene Chicopee S. E. Fletcher Everett H. P. Walgatt Lowell John F. Meehan Lynn W. P. Connery Malden G. H. Fall Medford C. S. Taylor Melrose Eugene H. Moore Newburyport R. E. Burke Newton Salem R. D. Adams Somerville C. A. Burns R R Woburn H. D. Murray D. A Worcester James Logan Samuel F. Fletcher John M. Meehan George H. Fall Robert R. Burke Hugh D. Murray James E. Rich William P. Connery Frederick A. Dodge Herbert P. Wasgat Charles S. Taylor Charles A. Burns

Expressman Robbed by Four Bandits Near Linden

Frank Sara, 19, expressman for Bailey’s Lepress Company, was attacked by four armed men on a Linden to Maiden route near Lynn Street. They seized the wagon, searched his pockets, and struck him with a club, escaping with small change. He notified Malden police from Linden station.

Frank Sara Bailey’s Lepress Company Andy Yornely Marsh Road Linden Sara Lynn Street Maiden Linden Station Malden Oliver Street

Weather Forecast for Boston and New England

Tide forecast and daily outlook show fair conditions across Boston and New England. Temperatures rise slowly with moderate to brisk west to southwest winds on Wednesday and Thursday.

Boston Washington New England

Prosecution's Case in Glover Murder Trial Highlights Hattie

Hattie admits being in the laundry the night of the murder and having the opportunity. The defense notes suggest no other person was shown to be present besides Mrs. Glover nearby. Motive cited as anger. questions on third degree statements and lack of shooting skill.

Hattie Mr. Tuttle Mrs

Judge Delays Verdict In Hattie LeBlanc Murder Trial

Judge Daniel W. Bond adjourned at 4 45 pm after 1 hour 23 minutes of jury instructions in the Hattie LeBlanc murder case. District Attorney Higgin s closed the government case as LeBlanc waited in East Cambridge jail for a verdict that was postponed to this morning.

Hattie LeBlanc Clarence F. Glover East Cambridge Winthrop H. Fairbanks West Arichat Warnick Fred Rhoades Bond

Russell Names Associates in Boston National Deal

Harris denies the club has been sold as Russell identifies associates in the Boston National arrangement. The National League meeting opens with Lynch confident of re election as president. A proposal seeks to shorten the league season, end the world series, and stage an interleague series in 1911. Harvard and Tech hockey game slated for tonight.

Russell Associates Boston Harris New York Lynch Harvard Tech

Points in Charge to Jury by Court

Charge given in two counts notes no controversy on killing or causation. Indictment not proof of guilt. Mere opportunity not equal to exclusive opportunity. No proof girl used a pistol or motive required. Defendant’s silence not evidence. Excluded hearsay about Glover deathbed. Questions allowed about fear and control at police station. Jury to consider Glover marriage relations and Mrs. Glover opportunity and presence.

Glover Hattie Waltham

Best Service to California on Washington Sunset Route

Advertises a free personal service from Washington to California via the Washington Sunset route. Mentions berth cost at nine dollars and lists addresses at 170 and 362 Washington Street.

Washington

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