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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
2
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Samuel J. Elder delivered a sprawling five hour argument for Arles R. Eastman claiming innocence in the Grogan killing. He attacked Cambridge police conspiracy claims while portraying Eastman as non culpable and urged jurors to accept full exoneration.
Arthur Lord of the Pilgrim Society reports Secretary Long says President McKinley will visit Plymouth on July 3 in an informal manner and with no special observance arranged. The note from Secretary Long to Lord also notes the President’s preference for a simple, unceremonious appearance.
Bids for the Smouth beach government breakwater collection were opened in Boston. The Ockport Granite Company submitted the lowest bid of 1.89 dollars per ton, and Colonel C. R. Suter recommended acceptance.
Messrs. Jones of Middlesex and How land of Suffolk favored while Mr Shaw of Suffolk opposed a bill requiring the acceptance of the nominee on the nomination blank. The measure, argued unnecessary by Shaw, was ordered to a third reading by a 19 to 6 party line vote.
In a local exchange Mr. Basso defends Miss Warble’s singing while Miss Swagger scorns her by noting her outdated hat. State J.
Defense lawyer argues government failed to prove five key points in the Eastman Grogan shooting case. He attacks perjury claims about John Grogan, disputes on rim fire versus center fire pistols, and criticizes autopsy and police conduct. Court observers fill the building as proceedings resume post noon recess.
A complimentary banquet was tendered Richard Morgan, president of Bankers Life Insurance Company of New York, by W B Woodridge, New England manager, at Youngs Apartment. About twenty five attendees were present, including New England agents, with addresses by Morgan Chapin Falkhauser and Woodridge.
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