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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
5
A crowded scene outside a courthouse depicts women pressing toward a doorway as court proceedings attract onlookers. Details on charges, identities, and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
A court hearing probes whether two handwritings show same author. Experts discuss fixed habits, possible changes with further study, and how the word Charlestown appears. The examination compares Morton and Page notes with photographs, noting similarities and uncertainties before a morning adjournment.
In a courtroom clash with Attorney General Parker, Colonel Hay outshines rival expert Hinman as the defense readies its Tucker alibi. Hingston to testify on handwriting later. defense to present witnesses about the house pin.
Middlesex County AOH President John F. Donnelly installed Everett Division 10 officers. New officers include Patrick Cullen president Patrick Scully vice president John F. Duffy recording secretary Joseph Ward financial secretary J J Curnane treasurer Thomas Conlon sergeant at arms James Graven inside sentinel Thomas Gibson outside sentinel. A social session followed with remarks from county president and Division 5 Cambridge and Division 51 Somerville leaders. Division 10 donated $10 plus clothing for Fall River strike victims.
Georgetown fans anticipate a new sprinting rival as Charles J. Seitz of Georgetown won the 60-yard American Athletic Union title in world record time at New York on New Year's Eve. Seitz, a Georgetown senior, is a candidate for the track team and also excels in the 440-yard dash, challenging former record holders Wefers and Duffey.
Handwriting experts dominated yesterday’s Tucker trial sessions as Charles L. Tucker sat impassive beneath prison pallor. Colonel Hay and General Parker sparred in a witty cross examination that lightened the courtroom, while Hinman offered calm, gentle testimony and Tucker watched intently.
Samuel London a 15 year old was kicked in the chest by an older boy and left unconscious. Ex Mayor Howe arranged quickest care at Emergency Hospital, while a police ambulance later took over after intervention. A bystander disputed the delay and hospital transfer details.
The Hamburg American liner Polarstjernen capt Branth from Hamburg docked at Mystic wharf Charlestown at 12:30 PM after a ten day delay due to heavy seas and head winds. The ship left Hamburg Dec 24 and endured high seas NW winds and snow with crew chilled feet and ears. A six day out sea wash damaged winch pipes but no other damage occurred. vessel carried general merchandise.
A cabinet maker named oO. B. Wilson long resident in Boston and Cambridge is missing since Thanksgiving Day. His wife is in an insane asylum and his three young children depend on charity. Cambridge and Boston police have searched records and checked Salvation Army barracks with no result.
Colonel Paul E. Beckwith former 1st Regiment Minute Men writes from 1503 Vermont Avenue N W Washington D C praising the remedies for coughs and colds amid broad friend endorsement.
Field and barracks life show exposure to weather reduces coughs while poor ventilation increases catarrh risk. Peruna is touted as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds among soldiers and civilians alike. Officers of high rank provide testimonials despite space limits.
At Carney Hospital yesterday morning 9 30 oclock Dr Hasket Derby assisted by his son Dr George Derby removed a cataract from the eye of Archbishop Williams. The operation followed months of rapid eyesight decline and the aged prelate recovered well with a promising recovery ahead. Sisters conveyed steady improvement and many inquiries praised the hopeful outlook.
Frank A. Noyes accused rival T. W. Lawson of potential disruption while Henry M. Whitney won the Chamber of Commerce presidency 418 to 227. Lawson drew a hearty reception on floor, though he withdrew earlier. Officials elected included John F. Crocker and Daniel W. Ramlet as vice presidents, with four directors serving three years.
Washington Jan 17 Attorneys for Senator-elect Smoot of Utah began calling witnesses to challenge Protestant witnesses who testified about Mormon temple oaths and endowment ceremonies. The session ran short due to absent witnesses as more are expected tonight and hearings resume at 10 am tomorrow.
An early 20th century ad argues Scott's Emulsion is not a cure all but helps repair body waste when ordinary food fails. It claims utility in many cases and offers a free sample, attributed to Scots & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
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