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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
2
Mrs. Anna Catania of Chelsea sits in court as Italian interpreter relays witnesses. Officer Leveron testifies Capra blamed Catania and husband for the murder with blood trails and an open window noted. Court adjourned for Judge Sherman’s funeral in the afternoon.
In Providence Rhode Island Elizabeth Dewinsky a five year old girl died today from burns suffered while playing with matches on Tuesday.
Pietro Susco of Windsor Locks was arrested on a bench warrant in Hartford on June 11 charged with attempting to wreck a passenger train on May 10 by placing a steel rail on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad at Windsor Locks. The engineer spotted the obstruction in time and no serious damage occurred. Susco had been a section hand on the railroad until his discharge by May 1.
The Chase-Chace Family Association held its 16th annual reunion in Salem at the Essex Institute with a morning business session and reception followed by a noon dinner at Salem Willows. Alfred Bunker led singing of a hymn and gave the welcome, with Rev. C Thurston Chase delivering the opening prayer and George Francis Dow offering a response.
Dr J J Putnam formerly of Harvard College testified yesterday in the Suffolk Superior Court in the Parker will contest. The court heard that Benjamin W Parker was not of sound mind and memory when he signed the will dated June 8 1910.
Cross-examined by Michael J. Dwyer of the New England Trust Company, executors of the will, Dr. Putnam testified that a man’s mind must be sound to form a valid will. He argued a man of sound mind would not have made Benjamin Parker’s will and pressed what kind of will such a mind should create.
Archibald Hayes House of Boston famed as the Barnum and Bailey acrobat who popularized the triple aerial somersault arrived in Boston after a long recovery from a fact fall in 185 during a Springfield circus performance. He survived a back injury after a spine surgery and has since recuperated in San Bernardino California.
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