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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1905

Page

2

Summoned Jurors Listed Across Andover Area

A long list names jurors summoned to the ACI for Tucker case duty across towns including Arlington Ashland Ashby Acton Carlisle Cambridge Concord Dracut Framingham Groton Holliston Hopkinton Hudson Lexington Lincoln Littleton Lowell Malden Melrose Natick Newton Pepperell North Reading Reading Sherborn Shirley Somerville Stoneham Stow Sudbury Tewksbury Townsend Tyngsboro Watertown Wayland Weston Westford Wilmington Winchester Woburn and others.

John H. Eaton William A. French Tewksbury William J. Lewis Jesse N. Trull Townsend Joseph R. Smith Cooper James A. Willard Tyngsboro Edwin P. Littledale Otis L. Weight Watertown Herbert W. Learned William P. Maguire Thomas H. O’brien Waltham George ©. Mackenzie Harry Trainor Edward P. Smith Shelborne D. Watts Wayland Henry P. Sherman Thomas W. Frost Weston Alfred H. Garfield Augustus M. Upham Westford Edward H. Dane Joseph E. Knight Wilmington Bernard F. Doucett Oliver McCrane Winchester Clement W. Currier George E. Pratt Peter Walling Woburn

Apparently Established Facts So Far as Known in the Page Murder Case

Timeline shows Harold Page left for Boston and Edward Page for Auburndale as police moved to identify suspects. Tucker's movements from Auburndale to Weston bridge and Riverside Station are tracked with sightings then the discovery of Mabel Page's death. He faced arraignment and grand jury proceedings culminating in June indictment for murder.

Harold Page Mabel Page Boston Edward Page Miss Page Auburndale Amy Roberts Page Weston Bridge Henry S. Maynard Tucker Bourne Street South Avenue Cutter’s Corner Patrick Daniel Connolly Park Road East Newton Street Doyle Boys Cilley Riverside Charles Street John Sarah

Tucker Indictment in Massachusetts Court

Middlesex Superior Court hears indictment against Charles L. Tucker for murder of Mabel Page in Weston on March 31. Grand jury finds true bill. George A. Sanderson is district attorney.

Herbert Parker Hugh Bancroft Middlesex Charles L. Tucker George A. Sanderson Middlesex County Cambridge

Italians rounded up on gambling charges in North End

Fifteen Italians were arrested on gambling charges and several packs of playing cards were seized by police from Station 1 near Charter Street North End just before 2 am yesterday.

Charter Street North End

Tucker Receives Holiday Greetings at East Cambridge Jail

Charles Tucker received a holiday visit from his mother and counsel at the East Cambridge jail yesterday afternoon around two o'clock. Sheriff Fairbairn said Tucker has been cheerful through the holiday period after a lengthy discussion with his visitors.

Charles Charles Tucker East Cambridge

Lawson to Raid Standard Oil Sparks Wall Street Skirmish

Thomas W. Lawson announced plans to attack Standard Oil property in Wall Street next Tuesday. The market rallied as financiers protected Amalgamated, United States Steel and Rock Island. a Lawson effigy was shredded by brokers after hours.

New York Thomas W. Lawson Wall Street Lawson Amalgamated United States Steel Rock Island Broadways

Wakefield's retiring chief leads midnight liquor raid

Chief Urquhart who takes over Arlington police ends Wakefield tenure with a late raid on the Centre House run by Ralph L. Gamaldo. In the raid with Acting Chief McFadden and officers Poland Magee DeRoche Townley Tainter and McDonald a case of lager a half gallon of wine and a quart of whiskey were seized. Gamaldo had been fined after an earlier raid on his premises.

Wakefield Urquhart Arlington McFadden Poland Magee DeRoche Townley Tainter McDonald Centre House Ralph L. Gamaldo Gamaldo

Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25c.

E. W. Grove

Massachusetts elopers' Mecca in Providence

The Providence home of Rev. Charles H. Plummer at 108 John Street is famous as a wedding site for couples from Massachusetts. He has officiated for diverse nationalities but is said to have refused some unions, and recently tied a Chinese laundryman to a Boston-born white girl.

Providence R. I Gretna Green Massachusetts Charles H. Plummer John Street Haverhill Mass Plummer Boston

Despondent man ends life with carbolic acid in Haverhill

Eben C. Johnson of Epping New Hampshire shoemaker aged 55 killed himself by taking carbolic acid during New Year’s night. He had been despondent and had bought two ounces of the poison the day before. He said goodbye to friends and warned he would end his life before morning. He leaves a widow and one daughter Mrs George Hall of Lawrence and three brothers.

Haverhill Eben C. Johnson Epping N. H Johnson George Hall Lawrence

Woman Accuses Mamie Mills of Stealing $50 at Hotel Cecil

May McLoughlin, 19, of 17 Dartmouth Street, was arrested early Sunday charged with larceny of $50. Walter Mills, the complainant, accuses Mamie of pocketing the money during a brief meeting at the Hotel Cecil.

May McLoughlin Dartmouth Atreet Walter Mills Mamie Cecil

Leg Broken Man Races Cop After Injury

William Duggan, 45, of 605 Harrison Avenue, ran a short race with Patrolman Jackson despite both bones in one leg broken. Duggan, later found to be injured, was taken to City Hospital in splints where doctors marveled he could walk or run.

William Duggan Harrison Avenue Jackson South End Duggan Station 5 City Hospital City

Brighton A. C. H. confers degrees in proud Hibernian gathering

Brighton A. C. H. members from across the state crowded Red Men's Hall for a large class of candidates in four degrees conducted by the joint Divisions 14 and 49. County President John H. Dillon led the evening installation as 300-plus attendees enjoyed a social and supper.

Brighton Order of Hibernians Red Men's Peter Duggan Thomas Neville Patrician Daniel Sullivan Bard Daniel H. Sullivan Oracle Patrick F. Fitzgerald Scribe Michael Sheehan John Mahan Daniel Tanner John H. Dillon James Flynn Matthew Cummings Dillion Daniel Reidy Cahill Division 15

Attempted burglary at Melrose store on Main Street

In Melrose on New Year's Eve unknown burglars sawed out a rear door panel at John J. Ky eat ing's store at 510 Main Street but failed to gain entry. No arrests reported.

Melrose John J. Ky Main Street

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