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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

10

Entire Morner family slain on Albany area farm

Authorities hunt an Italian farm hand named Dennis for the Defreestville farm massacre after Mrs Morner 52 and her daughters Edith 20 Blanche 17 were found hacked and battered. Son Arthur 28 found later with throat cut. Notes suggest possible insane motive.

Albany N. Y Mary A. Morner Edith Blanche Arthur Morner Defreestville Rensselaer County Dennis Sptember Rome Italy

Roosevelt not invited to Tremont Temple meeting

Letter from Raymond H. Averson denying the Boston Post report that Colonel Roosevelt was asked to stay until Saturday to address Tremont Temple. Averson asserts the newspaper claim has no basis and says the yesterday statement was issued by Colonel Roosevelt himself.

Executive Committee Progressive Republicans Roosevelt Boston Tremont Temple Raymond H. Overson Progressive Republicans of Massachusetts

Vote Buying Probe Expands As State Police Intervene

Subpena issued for Foye as prosecutors prepare to show buyers aided by others. John O'Brien to testify about receiving three dollars to influence a vote. Evidence held by the Post and police, with potential for an executive inquiry or a judicial commission to investigate vote buying in the state election.

Foye John O’brien O'Brien Frothingham Post Walsh Governor Foss Citizens’ Committee Milliken Lester W. Jenney William B. Perry Kenney Superior Court

Vote Buying Arrests Highlight New Bedford Corruption

The New Bedford arrests of four men on vote buying charges underscore a long history of election bribery in the city. The piece urges justice for buyers and suppliers, cites the failed Stetson bill to reform policing and licensing, and calls for renewed civic conscience and possible convictions of prominent figures.

New Bedford Massachusetts Stetson Thomas M. Stetson Philadelphia Ashland Eounty Ohio

Not Guilty Verdict in Fire Charge Against Elovit z

Joseph Elo vitz was found not guilty and discharged for lack of evidence after a Municipal Court hearing on the charge of setting fire to the National Furniture Company store on Middle street Tuesday night with intent to defraud an insurance company.

Portland Joseph Elovitz National Furniture Company Middle Street

Death notices for Adolf Tek in Somerville

At Somerville December 14 Adolf Tek beloved husband of Ida J Eek aged 50 years Funeral Saturday at 3 p m from School street Relatives and friends invited to attend Member of Vega and Glass Blowers Union

Eck Somerville Adolf Tek Ida J. Eek Vega Unia

Congress Receives Taft Maine Report

President Taft transmitted to Congress the full text of the Maine investigation report. Admiral Vreeland led the board with Col William M Black. The Havana harbor blast is attributed to an external low explosive charge near frames 28 to 31 port side, igniting the reserve magazines.

Washington Taft Congress Maine Havana Harbor Vreeland Navy William M. Black Corps of Engineers Havana

Divorce Libel Filed by Everett Woman Against George B MacVicar

Mrs. Ether P. Holley of Everett, 19, sues her husband George B. MacVicar, 25, alleging cruel and abusive treatment since their Nashua marriage on February 11, 1911. They lived in Boston. she formerly worked at Thompson's Spa as counter clerk while he tended the soda counter.

George B. MacVicar Ether P. Holley Everett

Married spa clerk and soda fountain worker wed in Nashua

Esther Holley, a clerk at Thompson's Spa in Everett, and MacVicar, a soda fountain worker, married in Nashua after her mother objected. The couple relocated, MacVicar received a raise, and Mrs. MacVicar later accused him of cruelty as they separated around September 8 after years of strain.

ChooSes Tosca For Premier In Candid New England Talk

Emma Eames analyzes the New England character after weathering harsh climate. She describes New Englanders as governed by law and propriety, noting she does not judge others even when they differ in standards.

New England Mme Emma Eames New

Denver Girl Wed in King's Chapel Ceremony

Miss Winifred Gaige Bell daughter of Robert Newton Bell of Denver married Ensign William Clifton Bartlett U S N last night The ceremony took place at King's Chapel and was conducted by Rev George A Gordon pastor of the Old South Church

Winifred Gaige Bell Robert Newton Bell Denver William Clifton Bartlett King’s Chapel George A. Gordon Old South Church

Fr Scanlan to Lecture on The Shrines of Rome

The Rev. Michael J Scanlan diocesan director of Catholic charities will deliver an illustrated lecture on The Shrines of Rome Sunday evening in the new parish hall of the Cathedral.

Rome Michael J. Scanlan Catholic Charities

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