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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
7
Lebanon hosts celebration events with sports and a band concert on the common. White River Junction debuts a historical pageant in 18 scenes reflecting early northern settlements. A late-night procession and bonfire cap the day as other towns join in tomorrow's parades and memorial events.
In Columbus on July 3 a jury convicted Rodney J. Diegle sergeant at arms of the State Senate of aiding and abetting in the solicitation of a $200 bribe offered to State Senator L R Andrews in connection with the Dentone-Wittemore Mutual Fire Insurance bill.
Hearing on McGettrick & McGettrick against the Country Club of Brookline for liquor law violations was postponed to Friday morning. The club’s representatives include James E. Cotter and president Lawrence Curtis. witnesses for the prosecution and club members will appear. The executive committee, led by Curtis, Windeler and Weld, will decide defense strategy as photographers pursued Curtis outside the courtroom.
The warship involved in a collision with the US torpedo boat destroyer Ammen near Fire Island Lightship was identified as the Boston barkentine Haskell after it limped in from Norfolk with damage. Dense fog caused the crash. Haskell captain blamed Ammen officers for not stopping to check damage. Haskell will be repaired after unloading coal. damage included bow chafing and gear losses.
In Concord New Hampshire Chief Justice Wallace denied a defence motion for an injunction to stop George W. Glover from pursuing litigation over the residuary clauses of Mary Baker Eddy’s will. The case moves to the Supreme Court on the defence demurrer with further amendments allowed for both sides in July.
Jason Weiler the jeweler of 394 Washington street and his wife depart Boston this morning for Europe to arrange fall and winter season diamond importations. He sails Thursday from New York on the Bremen and will visit Antwerp Paris and other European diamond centers to widen his agency network.
Agier known as Tony Parker died at his home in Winfield Kansas at age 87 He began clowning at age ten and spent fifty years in the profession His home has been in Winfield since 1878
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