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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
3
Paris December 16 The final day of the hearing in Castellane versus Princess de Sagan reveals a sudden shift as the count withdraws his request for a yearly $60,000 maintenance income for the three children, ceding custody to his mother the Marquise de Castellane.
Speaking for the count, M. Bonnet presents a letter claiming he sought the children's removal for welfare, not money. The court notes his renunciation aims to win sympathy. Clemenceau voices brief remarks for Princess de Sagan. Public prosecutor to present conclusions next week.
Judge Warren W. Foster of the Court of General Sessions ruled in Annie Glassberg vs Lessey Glassberg that a woman cannot rely on a husband earning six dollars weekly for support. He noted the poor must avoid entangling marriages and warned against encouraging such unions.
O Donnell claims Watts men knew other downtown store property was hidden in a house and told headquarters. An inspector allegedly refused further searches after one room was checked. The Express League says their officer found the stolen goods. Howard was arraigned on larceny of $6.85. case continued to morning.
The Indianapolis News denounces President Roosevelt's state paper targeting a private citizen, arguing that whatever provocation he felt does not justify the invective and virulence used. The remark stresses restraint in political discourse amid a controversial confrontation reported from Indianapolis.
An ad claims a never failing rheumatism remedy using whiskey Toris compound and syrup of sarsaparilla to relieve pains boost appetite and restore vigor. It invites readers to visit Devonshire Street to witness an automatic electric signal demonstration touted as a life saving invention for railways.
Testimony uncovers King's office handling of listed stocks and non delivery complaints. Witnesses describe transfers, book entries, and a crowd of brokers tied to J F King and his advertising manager Davis amid bankruptcy proceedings and a 750000 asset balance with 420000 liabilities.
The News issues a reply criticizing the President's latest Panama Canal message as a grave dereliction of presidential dignity. It defends The World’s reporting, notes persistent Panama rumors, and urges Congress to adopt the Rainey resolution for a full investigation of all facts and rumors.
In a jury waived Superior Court session Judge Fessenden awarded John H. Wood $10000 after Paige's bar threw a glass at him injuring his left eye. Wood had entered Madison C. Paige’s Broad Street liquor store on September 26, 1905, asking for water to pay, when the bartender allegedly hurled the glass.
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