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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

2

Confesses to Murder of Tot in Vermont Town

Alfred Mahan of North Bennington, jailed for the death of his 4 year old niece Ethel Mahan, confessed to State Attorney W J Meagher that he killed her with a throat slashing after drinking heavily. He said he dragged the body into a gravel pit after the assault near North Bennington Pond.

Bennington W. J. Meagher Alfred Mahan North Bennington Ethel Mahan North Bennington Pond Mahan Bennington Pond Jerman Mahan

Reader Found Not Guilty Of Perjury In Peru Case

A jury in New York returned a not guilty verdict today in the case of Athole B. Reader charged with perjury. The trial stemmed from a suit by his wife Ella Rawles Reader, financier, seeking her commission on the Cerro del Pasco property sale in Peru for J. B. Haggin.

Reader New York United States Athole B. Reader Ella Rawles Reader Cerro del Pasco Peru J. B. Haggin

Thaw Mother Donates to Presbyterian University Drive

Mrs. William Thaw mother of Harry K. Thaw contributes 50000 dollars to the New Westminster University of Denver Presbyterian institution. She promises a further 150000 dollars contingent on her fortune after her son's trial remaining sufficient.

New York William Thaw Harry K. Thaw New Westminster University of Denver

Grand jury to decide fate of third man in famed bond heist

New York May 1 The Douglas Dennett bond robbery case moves to the grand jury after the government holds all evidence. District Attorney Jerome declines further comment. Assistant Murphy says the case is ready for the grand jury and hints at possible future arrests while noting recovery of bonds may be civil and not recoverable.

New York Jerome Albany Daniel F. Murphy Bridge of Sighs Murphy Dennett Douglas Grand Jury Mr. Quincy Boston Cambridge Trust Company of America

Quincy Declines Details on Dennett-Douglas Case

Josiah Quincy refused to disclose the nature of his private trip to New York saying the matter is his own affair. He returned from New York and would not say whether he spoke with District Attorney Jerome, stating the trip had no relation to the Dennett Douglas case.

New York Dennett-Douglas Josiah Quincy

Silence as to case details ends in courtroom exchange

The district attorney refuses to discuss Mr. Quincys involvement, stating it is not his job to issue certificates of character. W. O. Douglas, an ex bank clerk, is brought from the Tombs for cross examination and endures a strenuous session in Mr. Murphys office, showing the strain of the inquiry.

Jerome Quincy W. O. Douglas

Newsboys Union Committee to Meet Mayor on Common Grounds

A committee appointed by the Newsboys Union to seek enlargement of the ball grounds on Boston Common will meet Mayor Fitzgerald at City Hall at 11 o'clock this morning. The trio includes Nathan Soderson Warren Daley and Charles Frasca.

Newsboys’ Union Fitzgerald Boston Common City Hall Nathan Soderson Warren Daley Charles Frasca

Making Up Time and The Weathered Railroad Man

An engineer battles wind and cold while watching signals on the rails. Father John’s Medicine is praised for strengthening the body to endure exposure and long hours in harsh conditions. It is claimed to replace waste matter and build flesh red blood to resist disease and fatigue.

Father John Railroad

Widow of Yerkes Seeks Divorce or Settlement in Mizner Case

In New York on May 1 Justice Bischoff appointed Louis B. Hasbrouck referee in the action between Mary Adelaide Mizner and Wilson Mizner. It is unclear whether the suit seeks divorce annulment or property settlement after her marriage to Mizner following Charles T. Yerkes’s death.

New York Charles T. Yerkes Wilson Mizner Yerkes William B. Hornblower Charles Tyson Yerkes Waldorf Mary Adelaide Moore Philadelphia No. &4 Fifth Avenue Emilie Grigsby Park Avenue

Romantic will case on trial in court

A probate appeal opened yesterday in the Supreme Court before Justice Rugg and a jury. Charles H. Moore of Rockland is the appellant with executors Frank A. Gorham and Charles A. Roberts defending. The deceased Mary Ann Gowen left an estate valued at $29 000 with the bulk to charities and a $100 bequest to Moore.

Supreme Court A. 5 Littlefield Rockland Ll. G. Roberts Moore

Woman awarded 1250 in fatal runover suit

Giacomina Manetta administratrix of John Manetta’s estate won $1250 in Superior Court yesterday against Leopold Schiegelmith for fatal injuries from being run over by a defendant’s team on June 21, 1901.

Giacomina Manetta John Manetta Leopold Schiegelmith

First White Package Cold Tablet Says BEW GROVE 25e

An early remedy claims to be the original cold tablet in a white package with black and red lettering bearing the beige BEW GROVE signature 25e. Similar branded laxative or quinine products risk confusion with Brow no Quinine variants.

Margaret Carnegie Leaves for Daily Outing Despite Illness Rumors

Margaret Carnegie, 10, daughter and heir of Andrew Carnegie, went out for a daily stroll in New York yesterday. Officials at the Carnegie mansion said her health had not been good all winter but there had been no recent relapse.

New York Margaret Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Spring Sarsaparilla Appeals To The Lazy Season

The ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabs as a remedy for spring fatigue. It argues that while Nature revives, people tire from winter excesses, overloading blood, kidneys, and liver, and need a tonic to restore vigor.

Hood

That Tired Feeling

Advertising copy urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to combat a seasonal tiredness. It claims the tonic renews vitality, strengthens blood and muscles, boosts appetite, aids digestion, and dispels the lazy feeling to prevent illness.

Hood

Sarsatabs Greatest Spring Medicine Sold Widely

Sarsatabs, marketed as America's greatest spring medicine, claim rapid public approval and doubling sales. Packaged as portable chocolate tablets from Hood's Sarsaparilla, sold by druggists or by mail for 100 doses at one dollar. Hood Co Lowell Mass guarantees under the Food and Drugs Act June 30 1906 No 324.

America C. I. Hood CO Lowell Mass

Lillian Russell Daughter Reported to Wed Again in New Rumor

New York gossip claims Dorothy Russell, daughter of Lillian Russell, will marry again after a divorce from Abbas Finstein. The rumor names Arnold Rothstein, son of a wealthy woolen manufacturer, as a favored match, while Lillian tours in Mme. Butterfly across the West.

Lillian Russell New York Dorothy Russell Lillian Abbas Finstein Love Arnold Rothstein Dorothy Mamma Hlillian Mme. Butterfly West

Lawyer seeks order to curb would be clients at his office

Judge Fessenden granted a temporary injunction restraining Giovanni Gianetti and Vittori Furani from loitering near Attorney C. S. Morrill's office after they demanded legal work, used profane language, and caused a disturbance.

Fessenden C. S. Morrill Giovanni Gianetti Vittori Furani Morrill

Elizabeth Dyer Will Approved by Judge Flint

In Dedham on May 1 Judge Flint allowed the will of Elizabeth Dyer of Weymouth. One provision leaves 500 dollars to Frank E. Tand as trustee to invest and reinvest and pay the net income to the Old South Church of Weymouth.

Dedham

Nuns in Witness Box in Probate Court Case

In a Supreme Court session two sisters of a religious order testified in the probate appeal of McIver for the estate of Margaret E H Walsh. The will left $1 to Patrick Walsh and his sister, $1000 to a cousin in Ireland, and the remainder to Holy Ghost Hospital of Cambridge. Sister Hadon of the Holy Ghost Hospital, in order garb, helped translate for the deceased’s caregiver. The jury is to return a verdict this morning.

Supreme Court McIver Margaret E H. Walsh Patrick Walsh Ireland Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge Hadon

Old Home Week Committees Open Talks With Mayor

At 2 pm Mayor Fitz Gerald meets hotel managers to discuss Boston Old Home Week plans and at 4 pm district improvement association reps meet at his office to map suburban programs. A ladies committee prepared to form the Old Home Week auxiliary yesterday.

Fitzgerald

Boston Women Drive Citywide Celebration Prep Efforts

At Mrs. Eben S. Draper residence on Beacon Street a substantial progress report was noted as Boston women, led by members of major clubs and philanthropic groups, rally active interest in the upcoming city celebration.

Eben S. Draper Beacon Street Boston Keening Josenh M. Keening Master Builders’ Association Lewiston Mt. Hope Cemetery Patten Chelsea Florence F George A. Patten A. G. Smailey Washington Av

Cuticura Remedies Praised By Suffering Patient

A New York man recounts severe skin eruptions from youth onward and details his treatment with Cuticura Remedies. He notes rapid improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with baths, reporting low costs and complete recovery after years of ineffective medical care. He cites addresses and dates from 1906.

Fright With Pimples Cleared by Cuticura Remedies

A testimonial from Ruth Hedderich of Pana Illinois describes curing pimples with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura Remedies for skin conditions and blood purification with products priced 25 to 60 cents. Sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass.

Ruth Hedderich 3Rd St Pana Goa Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass

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