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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

6

Jury Clears Hattie Glover in Murder Trial Verdict

Community voices react to the verdict with relief and calls for reconciliation. Families of Hattie Glover express gratitude toward the twelve jurors and renewed hope for years ahead as Mrs. Glover’s innocence is affirmed.

Anna Roche Hattie Thomas Davis William White Battie Abram Ie Blanc Monsieur Johnson Mrs. Sampson Gloucester

Glover Relatives Plan a Further Prosecution

A late report summarizes continued efforts after the Glover murder trial. The Le Blanc acquittal spurred public debate while prosecutors and defense counsel trade sharp public statements. Arthur Glover condemns what he calls an unjust attack by attorney Elmore.

Surance Swift Tucker Parker Middlesex Glover Melvin M. Johnson

Sweet Hattie LeBlanc’s Homeward Wish After Trial Ends

Matron Frances Warnick recalls the gentle child during a 17 day East Cambridge trial covering her longing to see her mother. The trial ended with the jury granting Her wish to go home. A $1000 check from Kennebunkport funds her trip back to West Arichat toward expenses.

Hattie LeBlanc Matoa Frances Warnick Hattie le Blanc East Cambridge Mrs. Warnick Hattie Shepard Kennebunkport West Arichat

Aged Leicester Pastor Rev Edward Smiley Dies at 81

The Rev Edward Smiley, pastor of the Local Universalist Church in Leicester, died today after 45 years in the ministry. A Bethlehem native, he was 81 and served in the Civil War.

Leicester, Rer Edward Smiley Universalist Bethany Penn

Principle of Cure in Natural Substances

The passage asserts that supplying the lacking principle exactly as nature provides in vegetables fruits and grain is the sole law of cure and the method to address deficiencies. It emphasizes molecular form and fidelity to nature in remedying ailments.

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