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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
3
Mrs Glover recounts her marriage to Clarence Glover, detailing early work in a Boston laundry, business success, travels with her husband, and caring for Hattie LaBlanc. She insists she and Clarence led a devoted life, denies alleged misconduct, and asks the public to wait for full facts before judging.
In East Cambridge probate court Mrs. Lillian Marie Glover testified under questioning by Attorneys Elmore and Gove about her husband’s opinions of the Glover brothers. She described Seymour as the only decent one and assailed Clarence and others with terms like crook and thief, while recounting signing papers for the Waltham Laundry Company and her limited literacy.
James I. Keefe of 28 Pierce Street Revere was tried and convicted yesterday in the Municipal Court on a charge of assault and battery against Conductor David G. Haskell of the Boston Elevated.
Harvard students dining at Memorial Hall overwhelmingly supported continuing smoking during the remainder of the year. The vote taken at dinner hour showed 410 in favor, 124 against, with 69 indifferent, indicating a clear majority for smoking.
Mrs Louise Alix of 10 Butterfield street and her 8-year-old daughter Annette have been reported missing since Feb 26. Police believe the mother may have taken the child to New York to accept a theatrical company position.
A vintage advertisement promises fast relief from dyspepsia and indigestion with Pape's Diapepsin. It claims digestion improves within minutes, prevents sour stomach, headache, and sleepless nights, and suggests a 50 cent bottle from the druggist for household use.
The witness testifies that she owns the Waltham Laundry by bill of sale and manages finances in her name. She relates her husband Clarence Glover’s statements about his brothers and sister in law, accusing Albert of crime and Arthur of drunkenness, while detailing household expenses and shared trips.
The hearing notes that Arthur Hed is involved with money owed by Mr. Glover who never received the funds. The court was adjourned until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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