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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

4

Proctor Case Delayed as Jury Receives Final Arguments

The Proctor larceny case stalled after Judge DeCourcey sent the jury to deliberate at 4:40. Witnesses including Robert G. Proctor testified he received $225 from John G. Bestgen for the Republican campaign fund, while other officials recalled nothing about the contributions amid arguments stressing credibility and public interest.

Robert W. Proctor John G. Bestgen Republican State Campaign Fund Dennison Proctor Talbot Reynolds Peterson de Courcey Bestgen Robert G. Proctor Republican State Committee Henry Cabot Lodge Thomas Talbot James Votary Beeta Joan Parley Atenog

Grand jury testimony on contributions by Peterson and Mayor Tal

The witness testified that Peterson and Mayor Tal both stated they had not received any contributions from the men discussed. The record notes the declarants’ denials amid grand jury proceedings.

Rapher Mr. Peterson Talbot

Kerry goat released from quarantine in Boston

Colonel Roger Scannell’s Kerry goat, famed during the s 1x days, was moved from Leyland Line docks to 81 Columbia Road Boston. The animal, tied in a crate, weakened it by breaking the crate when freed. An inspector will daily check Billy’s tongue and pulse as the heir to Rockefeller millions undergoes quarantine watch.

Roger Channell Leyland Line Boston Columbia Road P. J. Bergin Scannell State Street Tremont Billy Ireland Bureau of Animal Industry

Fragmentary Script Snippet Appears in Local Page

A partial OCR fragment shows garbled text with phrases like Hy alr peels and Mok, suggesting a damaged notebook or column note. No clear names, dates, or events are recoverable from the readable lines.

Row Over Giving of Diplomas at Roxbury Graduation

During Comins Grammar School exercises in Roxbury a dispute arose when Head Master Martin invited Rev. Father Herlihy to present diplomas instead of a city official. Rev. Adolf Biewend and Mrs. Louis Hurst protested, resulting in police involvement and verbal clashes over church state separation. Father Herlihy expressed regret, while Rev. Beinend criticized the decision as contrary to republican separation of church and state.

Comins Grammar School Terrace Street Roxbury Adolf Biewend Trinity Church Martin Cornelius J. Herlihy Father Herlihy Louis Hurst Beinend

Tourists Ride Moonlit Stretch From Boston To Nantasket

The touring Tourists company now at the Majestic Theatre will depart by moonlight after the show on Monday night. With twenty motor cars, the group will travel from Boston to Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach enjoy open venues, a palm garden supper, and a late return to Boston after the park stays open past its 11 oclock close.

Paull Révere Majestic Theatre Boston Nantasket Beach George A. Dodge Paragon Park Palm Garden

Tumors Conquered Serious Operations Avoided

A historic note on Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for conquering a woman's tumor case in Mrs. Fannie D. Fox. The ad claims early symptoms include wandering pains and heavy periods, urging readers to try the remedy and seek Mrs. Pinkham's free guidance from Lynn, Massachusetts.

Lydia B. Pinkham Fannie D. Fox Lydia Rbinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Eessine Heer

Moran to Lead Prohibs in Massachusetts Nomination

District Attorney John B. Moran was named the Prohibition party candidate for governor by 58 delegates in Pilgrim Hall Boston. Moran received 42 votes. he accepted the nomination saying he would state his platform clearly, reaffirming his total abstainer stance and that the nomination sought him rather than he seeking it.

John B. Moran Prohibition Party Massachusetts Pilgrim Hall Congregational Building Beacon Street Moran

Crane Attacks Officials as Moran Navy Wins Nomination

The Rev. Charles A. Crane denounced State officials and the Legislature, calling the Republican party a lackey of Boston grog shops. Moran won the nomination 42 to 14 after Nichols confirmed Moran would stand by the platform. Other candidates included Cowell, French, Lewis, Pease, and Coffin for statewide offices.

Charles A. Crane Moran Boston Dr. Crane Beacon Hill John A. Nichols Atick Crane Cowell Cushing Academy Asburnham Frederick French Mansfield Jonathan Lewis James F. Pease Allen Coffin

Waiter Impostor Detected After Salem Ball Illusion

John M. Shew a Boston waiter posing as lieutenant Arthur B. Capeheart of the U S S Kentucky was arrested in Salem for obtaining goods under false pretences and impersonating a naval officer. He duped Salem socialites by inviting them to a ball aboard the battleship Missouri at Marblehead.

Salem John M. Shew Hanover Street Boston Shew Essex House Arthur B. Capeheart Kentucky Missouri Marblehead William Pitt Scott Capeheart

Justices Name Custodian For Suffolk County Courthouse

The House accepts conference committee report appointing a custodian by the chief justices of the Supreme Municipal and Superior Courts. Total building and alteration expense not to exceed 1000 dollars.

House Committee of Conference Suffolk County Supreme Court Municipal Court Superior Court

Fire Police Officer Hurled Through Window in West End Riot

A crowd attacked Patrolman Fisher of Joy Street station while rescuing a prisoner. Fisher was slammed through a plate-glass window at 446 Howard Street before arresting a ringleader named Joseph Powers, 23, of Brookline. Reinforcements from the city prison contained the disturbance.

Fisher Joy Street West End Somerset Howard Streets Howard Street Charter Street Gang Howard and Somerset Streets Pene J. R. Hanny City Howe Watte Joseph Powers Brookline

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