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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1911

Page

8

Clergyman's Son Cured of Tuberculosis

A Rochester man suffering La Grippe that developed into tuberculosis credits Eckman's Alterative with a full recovery. He describes night sweats, chills, weight loss, and a rapid decline before taking the remedy, after which his cough eased, appetite returned, and he regained normal weight. He attributes life-saving results to the product and cites a letter from Amenia New York.

Eckman Amenia N. Y Rochester

Trains Annulled on Christmas

Notices posted at local stations announce discontinuance of several suburban trains on December 25. Patrons should consult notices or ask ticket agents before planning trips. To aid service many express trains will make local stops.

New York New Haven

State police probe voter buyings in New Bedford precincts

The State police will stay in New Bedford to gather evidence for further prosecutions. Five men were seen booking votes in one precinct and more than 20 alleged vote buyers are named in police records. Investigators expect a list showing who received money without being booked and note some victims were respectable citizens.

New Bedford

Lawton and Sylvia to face grand jury after waiving hearing

In New Bedford on December 21, Judge Milliken bound George Lawton alias Pomp and Antone A. Sylvia over to the Taunton grand jury for February after they waived examination on bribery and influencing voters charges and a conspiracy count. State police and Boston Post reporters gathered evidence. Walsh urged hearings and sentences in lower court, but were denied. Foster was found not guilty on a separate case.

New Bedford David I. Walsh George Pomp Lawton Antone A. Sylvia Boston Post Walsh Taunton Sylvia Milliken Woodward William B. Foster William Gordon Davis Foster Grand Jury George Lawton Joseph A. Spinner

Bribery Affidavit Details Vote Buying Scheme In 1911

John D Leighton a New Bedford laborer testifies to payments offered for voting for Frothingham and Luce in the election. He describes meetings with Antone A Sylvia and Pomp Lawton, promises of five dollars for voting and distributing candidate cards, and later partial payments of three dollars before finally receiving five dollars for his vote. The affidavit is sworn December 7 1911 in Bristolss Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

John D. Leighton Griffin Street New Bedford Bennett Mills Antone A. Sylvia Sylvia Frothingham Luce Lawton Dr. Rosa Water Street Lawton’s Pomp Lawton Edwin J. Maguire A. F. Donnell Bristols Commonwealth of Massachusetts A. D Frederick F. Flynn Justice of the Peace Joseph A. Spinner South Second Street Mt. Washington Glass Works Pomp George Fourth Street Manuel Rose Mr. Rose Second Madison Streets Pomp’s Rose John Leighton Flynn Daly Bristol

Verbatim excerpt on standard of proof in a criminal trial

The passage discusses weighing probability and evidence to determine innocence. It argues that if facts can be reconciled with a reasonable theory of innocence, the defendant should be discharged. It asserts proof beyond a reasonable doubt is required for a guilty verdict.

Burden of Proof and Standards in Commonwealth Trial

The text outlines that the burden of proof rests with the Commonwealth and that every fact must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. It emphasizes that multiple independent circumstances must collectively exclude every other hypothesis, or a verdict of not guilty results. The charge concerns a promise to William Gordon Davis, with evidence stemming from Davis. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Paro Ointment claim appears as a product promotion.

Commonwealth William Gordon Davis

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