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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
3
In Waukegan Illinois late in June the prosecution leveled a direct murder accusation at Will H Orpet in the Marian Lambert case after hours of questioning. The exhausted youth faltered and clung to his earlier story as the hearing reached a dramatic climax.
The cross examination of State's Attorney Joselyn resumed at 9:30 am and extended past quitting time as Orpet faced relentless questioning. He described going into the woods to meet Marian in February and recounts the sequence of events that led to her death, including the moment he left her lying dead in the snow.
Miss Mary Josephine Keating daughter of Judge and Mrs Patrick J Keating of Jamaica Plain wed Dr Charles J Kickham of Brookline yesterday morning at St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain with Cardinal O Connell officiating.
Fred Snodgrass of the Braves was chased from the dugout by Amos Hank O'Day during Boston's at bat in the eighth. Snodgrass was said to have hurled remarks at pitcher Jeff Pfeffer of the Dodgers, which sparked the incident.
In York Harbor Maine on June 28 Thomas Fish 13 drowned while attempting to rescue Arthur McKenna 12 after he fell from a raft into Marshall Ice pond. Fellow 13-year-old John Clark witnessed the event from a road on a bicycle and recovered both bodies within 15 minutes.
James Simpson of the Blue Mound Club Milwaukee led 46 players in the second day of Open qualifying at Minikahda. He shot 73 in the morning and 71 in the afternoon after a penalty on 18, finishing one under the record with 71 for the round. Tom Vardon and Charles Evans Jr tied for second with 145.
In heat after heat the Bay State Short Ship Circuit sprints produced fierce racing. Forbes owned and driven by DPD Warman captured the 2:16 trot, the feature event of the day.
Miss Ellen Frances Casey daughter of the late James D. Casey and Mrs Kathleen Casey of Brookline married Edward McCarty of Brookline at St Marys Church Assumption. Rev Michael T McManus officiated. The wedding featured bridesmaids and groomsmen from prominent local families and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside in Brookline after a honeymoon trip.
Berlin reports Socialist leader Dr Karl Liebknecht was sentenced to 30 months penal servitude and army dismissal for alleged high treason and insubordination. The trial, held behind closed doors, restricted press coverage and public attendance, with an appeal allowed.
An experienced pharmacist promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for weakness and fevers. He recommends a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and a box of 200 Pepticon Pills, with specific dosing before and after meals. He explains ingredients include pepsin iron manganese and other tonics.
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