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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1913

Page

7

Melrose Attorney Obtains Injunction Against Arrest

Daniel B. Beard a Melrose attorney who faced a Melrose arrest capias has secured an injunction from Chief Justice Aiken of the Superior Court restraining Melrose police from arresting him until his ongoing case concludes. The order was served on Chief Kerr by a deputy sheriff. Beard is charged with keeping a cow in Melrose without Board of Health approval.

Daniel B. Beard Melrose Malden Capias Bruce Aiken Superior Court Chief Kerr Beard Board of Health

Black Hand Man Caught With Goods

Charles Ploof of Stowe Vermont was arrested in Burlington at 9 30 p m by Sheriff C E Burt and Sherman Detective Agency men on a charge of sending a Black Hand letter to Harold C McMahon of Stowe a wealthy influential figure in Lamoille County and a Stowe Trust Company stockholder and store proprietor

Burlington, Vt Charles Ploof Stowe C. E. Burt Sherman Detective Agency Boston Harold C. McMahon Lemoile County Stowe Trust Company Street Ploof Burt McMahon

Ploof's Arrest Ties to Threat Letter Scheme

Ploof, a 30 year old man in Stowe, was exposed after detectives hid in a closet and observed him while a threatening note to McMahon was traced to a decoy drop. Handwriting tests tied him to the letter, and a Boston operative helped confirm the ruse to extract money from McMahon. Ploof admits writing the letter and plotting a duplicate to obtain funds. He will be taken to Stowe to answer to the charge.

Ploof Dare Sheriff Stair Maurice Boston W. E. Hingston Stowe Burlington McMahon New Haven Conn

Smith Nominated for Mayor in Biddeford Caucus

Former Alderman James G. C. Smith was nominated for mayor in Biddeford Democratic caucus. Mayor Albert O. Mercille was nominated for police commissioner for three years.

Dorr Appears Unconcerned After Murder Conviction

William A. Dorr, found guilty of first degree murder in the death of George E Marsh of Lynn, spoke pleasantly with guards and maintained good health. He ate meals normally, kept routine, and was visited briefly by Rev. Harrington of East Baptist Church, Lynn, in a calm mood.

Salem William A. Dorr George E Marsh Lynn Dorr Mr. Harrington East Baptist Church

Ex-Congressman Thayer Urges Trap Ban in State

Ex-Congressman John R. Thayer testified before the committee on fisheries and game asking for a law to prohibit general trapping. He noted he does not use traps and estimated about 10,000 fox hunters in the state with foxes growing scarce.

John R. Thayer Committee On Fisheries and Game Thayer

Brakeman Loses Leg After Heroic Train Rescue

William Moran a New Haven railroad brakeman saved a young girl from an oncoming train at Union Station Hartford. Moran was severely injured and had his left leg amputated after surgeons applied a tourniquet. Despite the loss, Moran saved the child and drew praise from a large crowd of passengers.

Hartford Conn William Moran New Haven Railroad Union Station Moran

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Trial Guarantee Promises Cash Refun

The ad offers a 30 day trial of Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a full refund if customers are not entirely satisfied. It claims the tonic stops dandruff, improves scalp health, and stimulates new hair growth, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar and sold only at their store.

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