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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1914

Page

3

Whelton Gets Three Months For Beating Wife

Patrick J. Whelton of East Boston pleaded guilty to beating his wife and pulling her down stairs by the hair. He was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction at Deer Island by Judge Murley. Mrs. Whelton testified they had been married 11 years and that he had frequent intoxication.

Patrick J. Whelton East Boston House of Correction Deer Island Charles S. Mellen Connecticut Westport Mellen Grand Trunk Boston Interstate Commerce Commission Massachusetts Hampden Railroad Bondsville Springfield Boston & Maine

Health and Beauty Hints from Mrs. Mae Martyn

Readers share home remedies for hair health blemish removal and weight loss. Dandruff and oily scalp improve with a quincein tonic mixed with alcohol and water. Delatone hair removal, sparmax lotion for skin clarity, and a homemade blood purifier tonic are recommended. Also offered: wrinkle cream jelly and eye tonic as inexpensive beauty aids.

Dolly Nancy

Indictments Against Mellen and Bankers Continued

Indictments allege Mellen, Gillette, Coggswell and bank directors conspired to loan Hampden Railroad funds via notes endorsed by Hampden Investment Company, not substantial surety. They face charges of larceny from Cambridge Savings Bank and East Cambridge Savings Bank totaling $40,000 plus multiple counts, with Moseley & Co. also indicted.

Cambridge Savings Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank Hampden Greater Boston Cambridge Savings Institutions Cambridge Ralph D. Gillette Hampden Railroad Gillette Springfield Charles S. Mellen Edward R. Coggswell Enoch Deane James F. Pennell Charles River National Bank Harrie E. Mason Leslie N. Brock Gustavus D. Goepper James D. Ferguson David C. Proudfoot Charles W. Dailey Fred B. Wheeler F. S. Moseley & Co Frederick S. Moseley 8. H. Fessenden Neal Rantoul S. V. R. Crosby Ben P. P. Moseley William Clough Post Mr. Mellen Congress Street Mellen Gustavus Goepper Hampden Railroad Corporation Hampden Investment Company Fredericks. Moseley Enoch Beane Frederick Moseley Et Als Charles §. Mellen Boston Fredericks Moseley William J. Corcoran Woronoco Construction Company Woronoco Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins Hampden Railroad Company F. 8. Moseley & Co

Burial plans for Archduke and wife in wartime schedule

Dispatch from Carayevo reports midnight burial in Artstetten with transfer by special train to Metkovitch and Vienna and a private funeral mass in the Hofburg chapel. Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s will remains undiscovered amid Bosnian martial law stir and Pan-Servian unrest across Bosnia Herzegovina.

Carayevo Metkovitch Dalmatia Trieste Vienna Hofburg Artstetten Lower Austria Archduke Karl Franz Josef Isahl Archduke Francis Ferdinand Delvedere Palace Prague Sarajevo Hostar Herzegovina Bosnia- Herzegovina

Lengthened Sessions Push Faster End to Legislation

Lengthening sessions in the House and cross party talks signal a speedy close to the Legislature. Pro rogation eyed by Friday but a July Fourth end is plausible. A test vote on the railroad bill looms with multiple substitutes. The Fisher Ellis bill is favored by both parties, while the income tax resolve gains Senate concurrence despite some opposition.

House Drury Waltham Frost Somerville Haines Medford New Haven Commonwealth Boston & Maine Railroad Committee State House Senate Committee On Taxation Committee On Railroads

Lawmakers debate anti injunctions and juror pay

Supporters anticipate an easy win next year while the Senate passes the anti injunction bill 20 to 13 after Hobbs amendment removal. The House approves juror pay rise to 3 per day with mileage by 73 to 4, defeats a move to fix ice prices, and rejects scrapping the Gas and Electric Light Commission control over telecoms by 100 to 107. The bill will come up for readings.

Senate Friends of House Great Ponds Gas and Electric Light Commission

Double Murder Clouds Europe Amid Archduke's Assassination

In Vienna the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife were killed, heightening fears Europe will plunge into wider conflict. Officials warn Austria may crack down on Serbs and Slavs, risking broader Serb, Russian retaliation and shifting German influence as Emperor Francis Joseph at 84 confronts further tragedy. Hub Punch, the good cheer leverage. Just right for the 4th, adot.

Vienna Francis Ferdinand Austria Europe Bosnia and Herzegovina Ferdinand Germany Russia Francis Joseph

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