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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
4
Eyewitness accounts recount a gunman firing at Dr. Carman as he drove with Mrs. Bailey nearby. Carman plans to seek a permit to carry a weapon while authorities pursue a remaining clue and guard the Carman household. Mrs. Bailey is buried in Greenfield Cemetery near Hempstead.
Nassau County Sheriff says evidence exists to arrest a woman for the murder of Mrs. Bailey in Dr. Edwin Carman's office. The inquest resumes tomorrow as witnesses recall a white dressed woman seen near the scene and a dictograph setup tied to the physician's wife.
Massachusetts churches social and fraternal groups rallied for Salem relief with receipts expected to push the state Salem fund beyond $400,000. Gardiner M. Lane, treasurer, will receive today at 44 State Street as reporters noted wide statewide activity.
Receipts on Saturday reached 386 186 77 dollars with Boston church totals near 400 000 expected. The First Church of Christ Scientist near 1500 last week saw large yesterday. Salvation Army in Massachusetts collects for Salem refugees with boxes on streets. Mayor Curley plans a Salem tag day in Boston to lift the fund by about 20 000. Religious and fraternal groups plan further relief giving, while East Boston Chelsea and Revere churches report substantial, though not yet final, collections.
State Board of Health reported by Dr. William C. Hanson sustained Colonel Graves' claim that refugees at Norges Head in Marblehead lived in unsanitary and unsafe conditions. Hanson, who serves the board and governor, found dangerous cottages and sent a letter to the Marblehead Board of Health requesting immediate action.
The Naumkeag Company plans to dynamite the ruins of its Salem mills this morning after delays. One building will be saved and boilers in several structures will be removed beforehand. Officials will review rebuild plans later this week and consider housing for workers.
Yeggmen blew the Avon post office safe at 1 o'clock this morning and escaped with stamps and cash. Postmaster Godfrey Knight could not say how much was taken.
Two men seen leaving the Avon square post office by resident Vernon Butts fled along Gown Park street after prying the front door. Elliott Brooks, son of Dr. Brooks, identified one man as a possible robber. The safe was blown open with a heavy charge, destroying the door and damaging the safe. Chief A M Butler investigated but the robbers had fled. Police across Boston and other towns were alerted. It is suspected the robbers seized a motor car after leaving the center.
Pittsburg July 5 clerks at Westinghouse plants with 10 000 workers on strike are urged by a mass meeting to leave their jobs and join the strikers. Speakers say strike breakers are now employed at the plants, despite earlier vows to walk out if such workers entered.
Joseph Hallian tells local press that the case against Louis Eisenman for abducting his daughter Fern Hallian will not be prosecuted as scheduled in Hingham Court. Secret talks with the chauffeur and the Hull police chief hint at an out of court agreement as Eisenman remains free on bail. Fern Hallian and Eisenman express intent to marry despite protestations.
An old promotional snippet touts Sanfords ginger as a remedy for cramps pains colds chills weakness nervousness and insomnia. It urges readers to seek the Owl Trade Mark on the wrapper to ensure purity flavor and quality from reputable druggists and grocers.
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