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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1907

Page

4

Haywood Trial Opens With Jury and Witnesses

The opening for the life case against Orchard outlines expected proof and first witnesses. C F Wayne testified he saw Orchard near the Steun enberg home ten minutes before the blast, Dr J W Cue reached the Governor after the wound, and others saw Orchard around the premises. The defense and prosecution name counsel, note juror selection issues, and contrast judge rulings with past trials. Senate Borah and Darrow are named in anticipated cross and closing arguments.

C. F. Wayne Caldwell Steunenberg Wayne Orchard J. W. Cue John Rice N. E. Ellis A. Ballentyne Hawley Richardson Senator Borah Darrow Peter Breen Lst

How Jury Is Viewed by Opposing Sides

Boise news notes 156 talesmen examined in 15 days and 12 jurors seated for Haywood case. Darrow and Richardson quote that the jury includes eight Republicans, three Democrats, and one Prohibitionist with nine farmers, one real estate man, one builder, and a railroad foreman among members. One prospective member excused for illness and one for opposition to capital punishment. State and defense each used ten peremptory challenges.

Alfred Eoff Attorney Richardson Wood Eoff O. V. Sebern Wyoming Tom Horne Horne Nickall West Sebern Burns Carpenters’ Union Boise James H. Hawley Ada County Idaho Darrow Richardson Haywood

How Good Food May Turn to Poison

An article explains digestion and how undigested food in the bowels can decay and poison the blood. It promotes Cascarets as a safe stimulant for bowel muscles, likening them to exercise, and advertises West Pocket Cascaret Box priced at ten cents from Sterling Remedy Company.

Sterling Remedy Company Two Century Co Cosmopol Tan Magazine R. H. Warre Co

Worcester Pastor Resigns to Aid Workers in Prosperity Effort

The Reverend Elct Whith resigns his Worcester pastorate to assist the workingman in securing a larger share of prosperity. He explains his decision centers on social and economic uplift for laboring people.

Worcester

Worcester Pastor Resigns Over Views on Social Welfare

The Rev. Eliot White, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church for nearly 10 years, announces his resignation to pursue work aiding working men. He cites love of money as a root of social inequality and states his parish should not bear responsibility for his views. White is a Harvard graduate of 1892.

Worcester Eliot White St. John's Episcopal Church Harvard Cambridge Theological School

Woman sues Penn for 10000 in broken marriage contract suit

Miss Yettie Miller of New York files suit in East Cambridge alleging Samuel Penn failed to honor a Hebrew marriage contract, seeking 10000 damages and a court judgment naming him in the breach. Bennet Silverblatt is counsel. the case stirs local Hebrew circles.

Lowell Samuel Penn Yettie Miller New York Penn East Cambridge Bennet Silverblatt Miss Miller Howard Street Silverblatt

Whitney Camp Activity Signals Democratic Gubernatorial Bid

Friends of Henry M. Whitney have organized events and outreach to boost his Democratic candidacy for governor. He will speak in Webster on Wednesday and Plymouth on Friday at non-partisan gatherings, with Eugene N. Foss joining in Plymouth. Attendees include boards of trade and merchants seeking Canada reciprocity. Whitney notes bipartisan support for tariff reform and reciprocity, and discussions with Canadian journalist E W Thompson. Ex mayor Josiah Quincy and other local leaders express interest, while French American voters are being courted.

Henry M. Whitney Webster Plymouth Boards of Trade Canada Whitney Eugene N. Foss Foss E. W. Thompson Thompson Massachusetts Boston Portland Foster Ottawa London Mr. Whitney Josiah Quincy Sullivan McNary James Donovan Fitzgerald Quincy

Norton Baldwin forces organize for battle

Norton Baldwin forces rally at Somerset Associates meeting to plan the fall campaign for Ward 14 against Judge Logan. Dutch supper served. Officers elected for six months include President William P Higgins and vice presidents Cornelius J Fitzgerald and John Troy.

Ward 14 Judge Logan Norton-Baldwin Somerset Associates William P. Higgins Cornelius J. Fitzgerald John Troy Thomas F. O’brien Joseph J. Norton John T. Shea, Jr

Phi Beta Kappa Honors At Boston University

Sixteen students including Milton E. Griggs and M iss Helen Coffey receive Phi Beta Kappa honors at Boston University Convocation Hall. Distinguished speakers were Professor George H. Blakeslee and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell. Faculty reception for the class of 1907 followed at the medical school with remarks by Professor Winfield Scott Smith.

Boston University Phi Beta Kappa Society College of Liberal Arts George H. Blakeslee Clark College Alice Stone Blackwell Blakeslee Russia United States Milton E. Griggs Marion Mass Helen Coffey Boston Leola Cole West Medway Anna Gilman Everett Katherine Hardwick Quincy Anna Harris Grace Hayden Plymouth Miriam Harris E. Joy Barre G. E. Martin Cambridge Edith Riggs Newport R. I Helen Tracey Waltham Claire Trumbull Dorchester Mildred Wright Elsie Whipple Concord N. H Boston University School of Medicine East Concord Street Winfield Scott Smith John P. Sutherland Frank C. Richardson Colby

Mexico ready to invade Guatemala if war declared

A May 9 letter from Mexico City claims Mexico has massed 40 000 troops along the Guatemalan frontier ready to invade should war break out. Troops move south quietly, with rail transport of infantry cavalry and artillery. capital officials remain silent. Reports also allege Guatemala's President Cabrera moved 32 500 000 gold to Hamburg, which Guatemalan minister Giron disputes.

New York New York Herald Mexico City Mexico United States General Shafter Santiago Cuba Cabrera Guatemala Hamburg Germany Senor Giron

Everett suspects freed on personal recognizance

In Malden on June 3 Judge Bruce released William F. Corbett Frank W. Hamilton and Walter A. Hill on personal recognizance until next week while their co defendant Leo J. Shea awaits trial. Police say the group committed several Everett burglaries and found goods at one of the suspects’ rooms.

Everett Malden Bruce William F. Corbett Frank W. Hamilton Walter A. Hill Leo J. Shea

Exiled Prof Triggs Faces Divorce Suit in Chicago

Professor Oscar Lovell Triggs, once famed at the University of Chicago for lectures praising John D. Rockefeller, has vanished to the West amid a divorce suit filed by his wife Laura McAdoo Triggs. They separated December 31, 1905, with public figures describing his decline into despondency while his past settlement work on Indiana Avenue is recalled.

Chicago University of Chicago John D. Rockefeller Shakspere Oscar Lovell Triggs Far West Triges Parker H. Sercomb Tomorrow Despond Indiana Avenue Professor Triggs Laura McAdoo Triggs Knoxville Tenn

Knights of St. Brendan Plan Big Fourth of July Event

The Knights of St. Brendan committee met at Appleton Hall to lay out the third annual field day and Puck Fair on Locust street grounds July 4. The programme features Gaelic and amateur games with the aim to make it the season's greatest and most unique event. Chairman Jeremiah Carroll leads the planning.

Knights of St. Brendan Locust Street Appleton Hall Jeremiah Carroll

Miners Ordered Out in Indianapolis Strike

The United Mine Workers of America 11th district ordered about 5000 miners to abandon mines on Friday. President Van Horn said the strike will affect 1400 Deming miners, 1000 Shirley Hill workers, 1500 Coal Bluff mines, 800 Jackson Hill, and 500 South Indiana Railway miners, with eight to ten grievances cited.

Indianapolis Ind United Mine Workers of America 11Th District van Horn Deming Shirley Hill Coal Bluff Company Jackson Hill South Indiana

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