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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1912

Page

2

Widow Rosenthal Testifies Before Grand Jury in Murder Case

Mrs. Rosenthal recounts her husband Herman’s dealings with police and gamblers, confirming an affidavit accusing Lieutenant Becker of protection for the Rosenthal gambling ring. The proceedings reveal Jack Rose, Sam Schepps, and Vallon’s alibi as investigators press for broader arrests.

Dora Gilbert Rosenthal Wallon Thebody Lillian Rosenthal Grand Jury Criminal Courts Newman Mrs. Rosenthal Becker Hierman Herman Rose Jack Rose Waldo Cornelius Hays Lahey William F. Day West Forty-seventh Street Hayes Day West Forty-fifth Street Harry Walton Libbey-Shapiro Sam Schepps

Ascatco praised as hay fever and asthma remedy

Ordo S Barrett of South Bend Indiana extols Ascatco for hay fever asthma and bronchitis claiming full relief after two doses. The remedy marketed at 50 cents or 2.00 is sold by Riker Jaynes Houghton and Dutton and other druggists with a free mail sample offered by the Ascateo Laboratory New York City.

Ordo S. Barrett South Bend Ind Riker-Jaynes Houghton & Dutton Ascateo Laboratory West 26Th St New York City

Father May Sue to Get Children Back

Angelina Donaghue removed her two children, a 4 year old boy and a 3 year old girl, from their Brockton grandmother’s home after being denied access by their mother in law. The husband Bernard Donaghue plans to seek court action to recover the boy Lester and the girl Irene, who were later seen in East Boston.

Angelina Donaghue Brockton Mary Donaghue Mr. Donaghue Bernard C. Donaghue 38 Centre Boston Donaghue Lester Irene

Rosenthal Murder Ties to Corruption In NYC Graft Case

Herman Rosenthal linked to police graft and mob pressure as his murder unfolds amid raids and double crosses. The case centers on Becker Rose and city officials including Waldo, Hays, Day, and Whitman, with Vallon turning himself in and promising to reveal the truth about the killing.

Becker Herman Vallon Whitman Dougherty Jack Rose

New Hampshire Taft Delegates Face Roosevelt Attacks in Manchester

Regularly elected Republican delegates and alternates in New Hampshire plan a defense in Manchester against Roosevelt forces already active in the state. About 200 Roosevelt supporters rallied in Manchester last Saturday as John E. Benton condemned the GOP and Taft, calling for party unity amid fierce intra party criticism. Clarence F.E. Clough, former state GOP chair, alleged fraud at Chicago and challenged the party’s legitimacy to lead. The dispute follows New Hampshire voters backing Taft in the primaries despite the Chicago controversy.

Manchester N. H New Hampshire Taft Chicago Roosevelt John E. Benton Public Services Commission of Republican Party Clarence FE. Clough Republican State Committee New Wampshire

Striking Carmen's Union Leaders Ready to Meet Governor

Striking International Carmen’s Organization leaders plan a 10 o’clock meeting with Governor Foss to seek favorable terms. They emphasize settlement rests with the male members voting, citing complex railroad ratings and seniority concerns for returning workers.

New Party to Pick Electors in Maine

A Roosevelt movement convention will meet in Portland on July 31 to choose delegates for the Chicago third party convention on August 5. Attendees will endorse the regular Republican State ticket but nominate a new slate of presidential electors.

NEW Party Maine Portland Roosevelt Chicago

Union Men to Confer With Governor Today

Boston officials report a conference among Union leaders General Bancroft and city authorities. Mayor Fitzgerald says talks focused on settlement and possible rehiring of strikers. Bancroft open to talks with employee reps. a four member employee committee will meet the Governor's office tomorrow at 10 to discuss terms.

Bancroft and Mayor differ on conference outcomes

General Bancroft stated that much was discussed but no agreement reached on terms of adjustment. Mayor Fitzgerald said he asked Director Richards if the 262 discharged workers could be reinstated under same terms as strikers, noting exceptions for cause such as drinking or theft.

Torday General Bancroft Fitzgerald Richards Elevated Company

Cambridge Aldermen Act On Elevated Strike Affair

The Cambridge Board of Aldermen held a meeting focused on the Boston Elevated Railway Company dispute. Alderman O Connor moved for mayoral attendance at a railroad commission hearing over freight cars. another resolution urged re employment of strikers and freedom to join unions. About 40 strikers attended a Brookline street track relocation hearing, with E E Smith speaking for the strikers. The committee on railroads was asked to handle the matter.

Boston Elevated Railway Company Cambridge Board of Aldermen Alderman O’connor Barry Elevated Company Cambridge Alderman O'Connor Carmen Brookline Street Cottage Farm Bridge E. E. Smith Committee On Railroads

McCarthy Praises Mayor Attitude In Labor Talks

Frank H. McCarthy, president of the Central Labor Union, and Abrahams praised the Mayor’s statement in today’s papers. They commend his adherence to every agreed measure and expect a quick return to work after today’s Governor conference and 3 o'clock meeting with L road representatives.

M’carthy Frank H. McCarthy The Central Labor Union Boston Central Labor Union L Road

Three Passengers Hurt In Cambridge Car Crash

A rear end collision on Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues near 7 50 last evening injured three passengers and rattled many more. J C Burns of Brighton suffered back injuries, Mrs Nellie B Sullivan of Forest Street ankle pain, and Miss Jennie Crane of Commonwealth Avenue head injuries. Both cars involved were inbound to Cambridge. the second car's motorman wore number 7290 and could not stop in time. The injured were treated at a nearby drug store and then returned home.

Cambridge Massachusetts Commonwealth Avenues J. C. Burns Murdock Street Brighton Nellie B. Sullivan Forest Street Jennie Crane Commonwealth Avenue

Malden street collision disrupts track work

A rear-end crash occurred yesterday on Pleasant Street near Prospect Malden where Malden West Everett car stationary at the time and Broadway Malden electric collided. Both cars had their fronts and backs damaged. passengers shaken but none injured.

Malden Malden-West Everett Pleasant Street Prospect

Driver May Die From Car Smash

Edward L Edison a colored man of 30 Middlesex Street Boston was thrown from the wagon he drove on Bridge Street Cambridge when struck by a trolley car He was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital with a broken jaw and probable skull fracture and may die from his injuries.

Edward L. Edison Middlesex Street Boston Bridge Street Cambridge Cambridge Relief Hospital

Francis W Bird Quits Customs Job to Join Roosevelt Party

Francis W Bird a New York customs appraiser resigned to join Colonel Roosevelts new party. His father Charles S Bird of Walpole Mass helped call the party convention and his sister is married to Governor Bass of New Hampshire.

Washington Francis W. Bird New York MacVeagh Bird Roosevelt New Party Charles S. Bird Walpole Mass Bass New Hampshire

Hood's Lotion Ad Claims Skin Relief

An editorial style advertisement touts Hood's Lotion for softening hands improving complexion and soothing inflamed or irritated skin with a claim of healing, urging readers to try it at the price of 50 cents.

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