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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1910

Page

6

Confrontations Over Family Strife Illuminate Trial Testimony

Witnesses recount tense encounters among Glover family members and Clarence on Tremont Street and at Laurel Lake. Arthur testifies of loans between brothers, threats by Hattie, and Clarence's concern about his wife. Details cover will discussions, visits to laundries and restaurants, and a Jamaica trip as investigators seek motive and stability amid ongoing court proceedings.

Waltham Laundry Glover Arthur Glover Clarence Granville Macpkarland Arthur B. Glover Dorchester Clarence M. Glover Tremont Street Brookline Cambridge Seymour Boston William Berkeley Street Arthur J.j Waltham Seymour Glover

Nervous debility and a will case fragment

The excerpt describes nervousness and weight loss treated by a tonic, recounting Mrs. Perry Howe of Monroe County and Dr Williams Pink Pills. It includes testimony about Clarence Glover, his life, and a will dispute with Arthur Glover, detailing meetings, conversations, and alleged threats within the family, with sessions continuing after a court adjournment.

Perry Howe Penfield, Monroe Co N. Y Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

New Haven Seeks Massachusetts Securities Validation

New Haven presses Massachusetts to validate its securities under its own law amid jurisdiction conflicts with Massachusetts. Byrnes argues for a petition to validate securities if the Railroad Commission finds financial viability, while resisting claims of unlawful acts and warning that Massachusetts risk losing its charter.

New Haven Connecticut Massachusetts New Haven Road Railroad Commission West Shore Boston New England Washington Street Publica Byrnes House Washburn General Court New Haven Securities Commonwealth of Massachusetts Supreme Court

Cheer Up With Post Toasties And Graves Alcohol Ad

A nostalgic ad touts Post Toasties as a cheerful, comforting food served fresh from the package with cream or fruit. It recounts a pharmacist's customer story praising Graves Grain Alcohol as reliable and undiluted, promoting 8 16 or 32 ounce flask sealed with the firm name over the cork from Chester H Graves & Sons Distillers Boston Mass.

C. H. Graves & Sons Graves Chester H. Graves & Sons Distillers Boston Mass

Youth of 19 Dies By Own Action In Roxbury

David N. Waxman, 19, of 19 Winthrop Street Roxbury, was found dead in Adams House room after shooting himself late Wednesday night. A note to his father Joseph Waxman cited despondency over unemployment. The death was ruled self-inflicted by Medical Examiner Magrath. He had left home two weeks earlier seeking work, after schooling at Dearborn Grammar. He previously worked briefly in the Boston Opera Company office.

Arthur Clarence Tremont Street Boston Tam Lil South Market Street Elmore Seymour Glover William la Blanc Freeman Sergeant Currin Berkeley Street Appleton Street Clarance Allston Street West End Chambers Street Stenceil Beachmont Waltham Crawford House Jones & Marshall's Iit Ation David N. Waxman Winthrop Street Roxbury Adams House Sabina Kerrigan Joseph Waxman Washington Street Waxman Providence Magrath Dearborn Grammar School Boston Opera Company Samuel N., Waxman Harvard

Jamaica Bay Harbor Plan Receives Large Federal Funding

Washington February 10. The rivers and harbors appropriation bill allocates 650000 as an initial sum to Jamaica Bay with possible further federal spending of 7000000 for the harbor project, contingent on New York City contributing 10000000.

Washington Jamaica Bay New York

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Brother Hattie LaBlanc Tupper Jesse M. Gove Hattie State Street Will Campbell Joseph Campbell Camden N Carter Che Izzi Washington St H. White Ask Grocer Post Office Department Postal Department Congress Joint Congressional Committee The Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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