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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

10

Say Crown Prince Paid Visit to His Family

Geneva reports deny escape of the former German crown prince and say he made a flying visit to Potsdam before returning to Holland. Constance and Munich dispatches claim he crossed the Dutch frontier in an automobile to visit family, with earlier notes of his internment on Wieringen.

Paris Geneva Germany Potsdam Holland Constance Munich Wieringen The Hague

Rain and Fog Delay Handley Page Flight Start

Rain and fog and a gale delayed the transatlantic attempt of the Handley Page machine at St John s Newfoundland.

Handley-Page St. John's N. F Handley- Page

Freckle Remedies Offer Free Trial Under Guarantee

An advertisement entices freckle owners to try Othine double strength with a money back guarantee. It promises removal of freckles at little cost if effective, claiming most cases require only one ounce and urging readers to ask their druggist for the double strength formula.

Neves to Aid His Assaulting Sweetheart in Court

New Bedford July 2 John S Neves Jr says the shooting was as much his fault as his sweetheart Olive Grace He has engaged attorneys to defend her against an assault with intent to kill charge Grace who shot Neves then wounded herself remains in St Luke's Hospital and is expected in court soon He denies plans to press charges and declares he loves her and will defend her freedom from police Both say they were in a struggle over a weapon during the incident.

New Bedford John S. Neves, Jr Olive Grace Neves St. Luke’s Hospital

Boston fire fighters plan American Legion post

World war veterans of the Boston fire department organized to form an American Legion post. Forty veterans from all districts met at Old Franklin School and elected Carl Bowers as temporary chair and John Galloway as temporary secretary. A charter petition was sent to regional headquarters for charter and a permanent body will be formed in about three weeks.

Boston Fire Department American Legion Old Franklin School Washington Dover Carl Bowers John Galloway

Germ killer Sylpho-Nathol advertised for household hygiene

An advertisement urges careful cleaning of waste pipes to prevent unseen disease fumes. It touts Sylpho-Nathol as a disinfectant for sinks and tubs, claiming greater strength than standards and safety for households. Sold in four sizes with a booklet, by The Sulpho-Napthal Co. Boston.

U.S. Public Health Service New England New York The Sulpho- Napthal Co Medford Street Boston Mass

Final Plea Anticipated in Lundgren Case Acquittal Bid

Mrs. Lundgren faces a jury this morning as attorneys clash over the death of Miss Gay and the poisoning allegations. Attorney General denounces defense theories linking congenital syphilis to Miss Gay and portrays the accused as a trapped suspect amid circumstantial evidence.

Miss Gay Jane Toppan Toppan Gay Home Mary Elizabeth Wilkins Albert Wilkins Wilkins Gay Edith M. Luce Mr. Daley Luce

Lost B-12 dirigible from Chatham patrol drifts to sea

The B-12 airship commanded by Ensign Griffin leaves Chatham on a July patrol with a limited radio, scant food, and a damaged rudder. After loosening ballast and drifting 200 feet up, it rises to 3000 feet as a northward chase and oil leak reduce ballast, with signals ignored and nightfall sealing its fate.

W. B. Gruin W. C. Briscoe L. A. Upton Chatham Mass Atlantic Griffin

Verdict Links Guilty Finding to Electrocution Sentence

Continued from first page the report states a guilty verdict, by mandate of the law, leads to a death sentence by electrocution. The brief outlines the legal consequence and frames the punishment within capital punishment practice.

Not Guilty Verdict Delays Lundgren Murder Trial

The Mass trial ends with Mrs. Lundgren acquitted of Miss Gay’s murder but faces immediate NJ indictments for her brother’s death. Attorney General Attwill delivers a brutal closing, urging conviction as the defense plans a final plea as the trial resumes tomorrow at 10 AM.

Tom Santtari Mr. Daley Luce Miss Gay Lundgren Samuel A. Johnson Essex County New Jersey Thayer Bayonne Courts of Massachusetts Henry C. Attwill Borgias

Meat Cutters Strike Shuts Down Markets Across City

Over 500 meat cutters in the market district walked off in solidarity with the market teamsters, halting beef and meat shipments. About 140 carloads were tied up between the city and Lowell as orders stalled and spoilage risk rose amid hot weather. The teamsters seek higher hours and rates for various team configurations.

Arket Teamsters Lowell

Navy Dirigible Daring Escape Near Chatham in 1918

B twelve airship abandoned by the U S Navy near Chatham in July 1918 drifted at sea for over two days. The crew had little food and scarce water before the craft was forced to descend and was rescued by the Swedish ship Skagern.

Department Skagern

Two Generals Going Strong In New Hampshire

Governor Bartlett asks New Hampshire Supreme Court for an opinion on whether Charles W. Howard or Frank J. Abbott is adjutant general. The clash arises as Gen Howarth allegedly refuses to vacate, hindering adjutant-general operations after Abbott was appointed July 1. The court is in recess but an early ruling is sought.

Concord N. H Supreme Court Charles W. Howard Frank J. Abbott Adjutant-General’s Department Howarth Bartlett France Howard Abbott

Freight Cars Jump Rails at Cunard Dock

Four cars detached from a Boston and Albany freight train derailed in the East Boston yard near the Cunard docks just after 10 pm damaging tracks and an electric light pole. Wrecking crews from Beacon Park cleared the tieup and restored traffic on lines serving transatlantic liner cargoes.

Boston & Albany Cunard Boston Beacon Park

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HUB Legion Daley Mr.Daley Francis P. McCarthy Edward N. Libby Robert I. Emerson Whitney Iagonera N Hoe Warrney Attwill Mrs Qreels Emerson Atty-General Richeson Suffolk County Ensign Griffin Halifax NAVY Cunard Dock Sacovene Sorines Lehe George Milegara Palis South United States Railroad Administration United States - Railroad -Administration Travel Bureau Liberty Street Chicago Healey Atlanta
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