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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
1
Lamoureux of Adams is indicted after a swift grand jury action. He pleaded not guilty, posted $2000 bail, and awaits trial as prosecutors push for a speedy hearing despite opposition from defense and a judge. The report also notes ongoing Thaw defense actions in New York with potential rebuttal planning.
Grand jury acted in secret and indicted a figure believed to be Lamoureux. Lamoureux publicly denied any crime, pledging to vindicate his honor, and departed to join Senator Cassidy after a conference. They then met bondsman Edmund Vadnis at North Station for Lamoureux.
Lamoureux voluntarily surrendered and was arraigned before Judge Brown in the Superior Criminal Court. He admitted bail of $2000 with Senator Cassidy and bondsman Edmund Vadnis present. District Attorney Moran seeks an early trial while Judge Brown emphasizes jail cases first.
A trio robs and beats John Lynn on Portland street opposite Chardon while a car passes. Patrolman Connelly chases and arrests a West End man suspected as principal after a late 9 o clock assault. The thieves escape with a gold watch before a second arrest on Canal street.
New York dispatch says District Attorney Jerome will rely on the jury after Thaw defense rested He criticizes lunacy commission and warns of vigilant actions if society is threatened by attackers He suggests frontier era mindset and pistol permits for all citizens.
Spike the billy goat mascot of the gunboat Austria disappears after a night out with Emil Hendrickson and a comrade in Boston. Hendrickson reports Spike wearing a brown blanket with Snike in white and pleads for the animal’s return as police chase leads.
Two separate Charlestown section accidents on the Boston Elevated last evening injured three people. An outward Medford Hill car struck an open switch and collided with an inward Woburn car, shattering vestibules and causing minor injuries to a woman and man while delaying traffic fifteen minutes. An hour later Conductor James J. Havey of Cambridge fell from the Arlington Heights car while repairing the trolley, sustaining a fractured hip.
Report claims $1,000,000 in stocks and bonds tied to Mrs. Eddy or the First Church of Christ were removed from city vaults. Trustees held a daylong conference, with a New Hampshire case positioning pending. Mr. Farlow denied knowledge of any service of notices or process.
A wave of burglaries and a single holdup struck Brighton last night within a quarter mile radius. Victims include a police officer’s home and a North End fruit dealer, Agospino Juliano, who was knocked unconscious and robbed of $8 before fleeing. about $500 in jewelry and goods were taken.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for generally cloudy and warmer conditions with occasional rain or snow on Friday. Saturday should be partly cloudy with warmer temperatures, local snow possible, and colder conditions in the western portion.
Best trolley service in New England with cars leaving Park Square every 15 minutes. Many families use this route for access to food and drink besides impure milk. Horlicks Malted Milk is advertised as original and genuine and reliable.
Mrs Nathalie Dole Latham formerly Miss Lockwood of Orleans Mass a portrait painter killed herself in her Paris apartment firing a revolver into her heart. A note left asked cremation and informed her father and friends. She had lived in Paris nearly two years and was noted in society for her art and music.
Mayor Fitzgerald at the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange dinner stated the old Park Square station will serve railroad needs with New Haven road operating the property even if the New York Central does not take it. He and other speakers urged stronger real estate policies, broker licensing, and rail and transit improvements to boost Boston and regional development.
Arch ie Roosevelt at 1 30 a m in serious condition after diphtheria flare up. Dr Lambert arrives to take charge as White House doctors monitor heart action and temperature. Bulletin later notes brief improvement and favorable signs with renewed stimulation.
Archibald Roosevelt the 18 year old son of the President is famed for athletic energy and pranks. He pursued sailing aboard the sloop Spray from Oyster Bay to Providence and earned notice like Tad Lincoln for his lively exploits. He favors the White House library yet remains a vigorous youth who recently embraced roller skating around the Capitol area.
Washington March 7 The Friends' select school Archie Roosevelt has attended was closed today after another pupil contracted diphtheria.
Fire in a bakery on East Thirty third Street sent patients at Polyclinic Hospital and children in the Friendly Aid kindergarten into a sudden panic. Patients attempted to leave beds and rush outside before authorities restored calm.
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