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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
4
Clerk Hurd calls jury in Tucker murder case as District Attorney Sanderson outlines the charge. He states the defendant pleads not guilty and explains the jury must weigh evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to determine if murder in the first degree occurred.
General Nelson A. Miles will not wear a uniform as lieutenant general at the inauguration day exercises. He will attend in plain citizen dress. Governor Douglas will request in the executive chamber for Miles to be detailed by the War Department, with a favorable Taft letter already indicating approval.
Governor elect Douglas was elected chairman ex officio of the board of trustees of the Massachusetts College of Agriculture at the State House annual meeting. All existing officers were re elected. President Goodell urged a legislative appropriation of 106000 dollars for further improvements to Amherst college buildings and grounds.
The Commonwealth argues for a guilty verdict in a home murder case, stressing public protection and that the law’s penalty is warranted. Victim Miss Page, 41, was found slain in her Auburndale residence. evidence includes wounds to the heart and throat, a torn dress skirt, and a note about her brother Harold. Prosecution contends circumstances strongly link the defendant to the crime.
An ad claims persistent flesh loss signals wasting and promises Scott's Emulsion will restore and rebuild body tissue. It asserts the product stops wasting first and then supplies new flesh to return to normal strength and weight, with a free sample offer.
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