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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1907

Page

5

Cross Examination Drama in Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Case

Testimony during the Thaw trial centers on Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and the accompanying cross examination. Jerome questions the affair, letters, and Thaw's reactions while Delmas presses to limit the scope and preserve the witness’s credibility. An adjournment is set to resume the next morning.

Jerome Delmas Evelyn Thaw Thaw White Saaer Miss Nesbit Stanford White Miss Nese Mr. Jerome Mrs. Caine Evelyn Nesbit Thaw New Jersey Evelyn Mr. Delmas Vitzgerald Mrs. Thaw Mercantile Trust Company Philadelphia Savoy Evelyn Nesbit Paris Mr. Thaw Justice Witesgerald

Alleged Hold Up Suspects Held On Bails

Edward J. Mann of East Eagle street East Boston and accomplice Eugene J. Levois of Moore street East Boston were held in $2000 bail each in Municipal Court for the March term grand jury in connection with the Cambridge hold up of Joseph Tomaselli.

Edward J. Mann East Eagle Street East Boston Joseph Tomaselli Cambridge Duff Mann Eugene J. Levois Moore Street

New Grammar School Proposed in Dorchester District

The schoolhouse commissioners yesterday voted to build a new grammar school in the Edward Everett district Dorchester. The site on Pleasant street between Sawyer avenue and Stoughton street covers 24850 square feet with 195 feet frontage. Building operations will be begun at once.

Edward Everett Dorchester Pleasant Street Sawyer Avenue Stoughton Street

Bridegroom Held for Theft in Brockton

John W Mull en and his brother George Mull en were bound over to the Plymouth grand jury in 4000 dollars each after Boston inspectors arrested them at their Cabot Street homes. The men, two brothers aged 19 and a week into marriage, face multiple theft charges. Their parents express shock while employers pledge to vouch for their reputations and reinstate them.

Brockton John W. Mullen Plymouth Grand Jury George Boston Cabot Street

Dog Bites Children During Cambridge Coasting Incident

Two children Ethel McLaughlin and her brother were bitten by a dog while coasting on Springfield Street in Cambridge late Monday afternoon. A bulldog kept the crowd at bay for a time before the attack, prompting a further dog scare. The children are said to be the offspring of Frank McLaughlin of 7 Springfield Street.

Cambridge Wile Springfield Street Ethel McLaughlin Frank McLaughlin

Will Assist Immigrants Form Liberal Immigration League

The Massachusetts Branch of the Liberal Immigration League is organized at the Twentieth Century Club. President is William Lloyd Garrison. secretary is Max Mitchell. officers include W. Clement and YY. Severoni. The group aims to regulate immigration, reduce urban crowding, and direct newcomers to towns with workforce needs. It advocates fair legislation and opposes harsher immigration restrictions and anti American practices.

Massachusetts Wliberal Immigration League Twentieth Century Club William Lloyd Garrison W. Clement Max Mitchell Hawkins Street YY. Severoni C. I. Dole Edwin D. Mead Dr. Fleischer James J. Storrow James P. Munroe David A. Ellis Helen S. Saudley Charles G. Ames N. L. Amster Christopher Eliot J. F. Fitzgerald J. Hecht Alice Stone Blackwell Myron EE. Pierce Erving Winslow R. Taylor Liberal Immigration League League The

Milford Farmer Charles Lynch Killed by Fallen Elm

Milford February 19 Charles Lynch a wealthy farmer of the Liver Hill district was found dead beneath a fallen elm near his home. He had left at morning with an axe saying he would cut down the big tree. Mrs. Lynch found his body at noon. Medical Examiner Dr Clarke said death came from a broken neck.

Milford Charles Lynch Liver Hill W. ). Clarke

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