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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1914

Page

6

Farrell's Grand Jury Testimony Shapes Carman Murder Case

Farrell, jailed witness, describes the night Mrs. Bailey was killed and scenes at the Nassau County case. He says he cannot identify Mrs. Carman but aligns his account with Celia Coleman’s testimony. Indictment projections suggest possible manslaughter for Mrs. Carman rather than first or second degree murder.

Court House Mineola Farrell Mrs. Bailey Nassau County Grand Jury Freeport Club 2 Batch New York Mrs. Carman Celia Coleman Celia White Canon Abraham Smith Dr. Carman

Mystery of Freeport murder tale unfolds in Carman case

A battered narrative recounted by a stranger near Freeport links Mrs. Carman to a fatal shooting. The district attorney's handling and Carman's defense clash as grand jury action looms with testimony from Celia Coleman and others.

George M. Levy Carmans Smith Celia Coleman Grand Jury Mr. Levy Farrell Elwood T. Bartles Celia Dr. Carman Mrs. Carman

Boat Tragedy Near Osterville Causes Boy’s Death

A family in Osterville on summer respite was shooting at a shore target when a bullet struck 14 year old Newton Clear in a rowboat. Medical exam confirmed an 82 calibre round from an Ames Hoban revolver. Police investigate possible criminal action against the Ames boys and Hoban as the incident is treated accidental.

Osterville Ames Clear Milliken Ames Boys Hoban Ernest 8. Bradford Mrs. Clear James Bernard Walcott Newton Church of Our Lady At Prescott

Grand Jury Acts in Magrath Case

A grand jury probes charges against Medical Examiner Dr. Magrath over irregularities at the North Grove Street morgue. The probe centers on the O'Brien death and alleged money disappearance from the deceased decorator's clothes, with officials keeping details scarce.

Magrath North Grove Street Morgue Timothy X. O'Brien Lynch Daniel V. MecIsaac Lewis Jones & Son North Grove Street O’brien O’ Brien

Pinklets Proposed To Ease Constipation

A vintage advertisement touts Pinklets as a gentle sugar coated laxative that avoids harsh purgatives. It claims quick relief without stomach upset, assists digestion, and is promoted as a modern alternative to salts oils and stronger medicines. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers mail order and a pamphlet.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y Magrath

Tod Powell Slams Burns Detectives In Bitter Opinion

Tod Powell expresses a harsh view of Burns detectives calling them Judases and suggesting they lack character. He rails against the force saying they would kill themselves if they had any integrity, and likens them to beings created with tumors in place of hearts.

Ted Powell Judas Harry Debean Gaston Boissonnault Francis Burnell Hazel Coombes Hannah Kahn Nellie Gerken Tod Powell Burns

Elks Adjourn In Golden Jubilee Session

The Grand Lodge of Elks completed most work at its golden jubilee session in Denver and met for a final session tomorrow. It recognized state reunions, declined a national Elks journal, rejected granting 10 year secretaries Grand Lodge membership, condemned using the anthem for ads, and endorsed goodwill to Civil War veterans.

Denver Col Grand Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Order Associations of Elks Elks Grand Lodge

Three HURT IN FIGHT AT CONCERT Riot injures police and shatters glass

Three policemen were injured by stones during a riot on Dearborn Street near the Orchard Park band stand Roxbury. One man was arrested as two plate glass windows were broken and scores of concertgoers faced danger.

Dearborn Street Orchard Park Roxbury

Outbreak in Roxbury Ends with Arrest After Glass Shattering

Three Roxbury Fire Department officers from Station 9 are injured in a public disturbance following an attempted arrest of a reportedly drunk man on Dearborn Street. Patrolman Casey suffers a head wound after being pushed through a plate glass window as others scatter. Authorities detained the arrestee, while other officers restore order and secure the scene.

Roxbury John F. Murphy Charles L. Kingsley Thomas Casey Casey Kingsley Murphy Dearborn Street Rotera

Jones Fight to Be Close

Washington reports a heated battle over Thomas D. Jones of Chicago for the Federal Reserve Board. Opponents say eight to ten Democratic senators may oppose confirmation, while Jones supporters strive to secure votes to override the banking committee’s adverse report. Public testimony on Jones’s ties to International Harvester and Jersey Zinc Company was released after the committee's executive session.

Washington Thomas D. Jones Chicago Federal Reserve Board Jones Senate Banking Committee International Harvester Company New Jersey %Inc Company Hitchcock

Lassen Peak Erupts Again with Record Ash Column

Lassen Peak roared to life this afternoon in an eruption of unparalleled magnitude since May 30. The rising steam and ash column climbed to twice the height of all prior eruptions observed during the renewed activity.

Ridding Cal Lassen Peak

Jones Seen by Police With Another Woman

Report says Arthur D. Jones was spotted with a young woman on Crescent Beach after the simultaneous disappearances of Gladys Lewis and Jones. Revere police informed Medford they have no arrest grounds due to lack of a warrant.

Jones Gladys Lewis Medford Arthur D. Jones Dorchester Revere Crescent Beach

Medford Father Seriously Ill Over Daughter Elopement

John F. Lewis of 74 Marshall Street Medford is seriously ill at home with brain fever caused by worry over his daughter Gladys aged 17 eloping with Arthur D. Jones a married man from Dorchester.

John F. Lewis Marshall Street Medford Gladys Arthur D. Jones Dorchester

Plea to Missing Gladys as Father Fights Illness

A mother's appeal via the Post urges Gladys to return home to save her ailing father. Doctors say her return is vital. the girl has been missing since last Friday. Medford police have no progress as the mother plans to seek mayoral help.

Post Gladys Medford

Thaw Wins Big Income Inheritance in Orphans Court

After six months of legal fight Judge James W. Over in Orphans' Court awards Harry K. Thaw the income from his father's estate. Thaw receives 160773 dollars despite alienist opinions noting an exaggerated self view. The Fidelity Title and Trust Company, trustees, challenged the award and sought Thaw’s examination which he resisted.

Pittsburg Penn Harry K. Thaw James W. Over Orphans’ Court Stanford White Thaw Over Fidelity Title & Trust Company of Trust Company Judge Over

Willie the boy inventor debuts new motto Swat that fly

A humorous feature previews Willie the boy inventor and his new motto Swat that fly in an upcoming Sunday Post, promising a screamingly funny installment.

Willie Post

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