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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
4
Hayes alias J H Morton and others, held in Somerset county jail for Mabel Page's 1904 Weston killing, grants first interview to Post. He laments loneliness, admits past excesses, defends his character while denying harm to anyone amid New England’s infamous crime.
Dr Harris testifies the wound angles described by Tucker could not reach the heart or lung. He demonstrates that a single edged knife could not pass between the transverse process at a 45 or 4 degree angle, suggesting only a two edged blade might have.
Medical experts testified about wounds on Mabel Page in the Tucker murder case. They described a single edged knife of about five inches and concluded the injuries could only be caused by a insane assailant, not a deliberate stabber.
State police dismiss claims Jerry Hayes aided in the Mabel Page murder. Deputy Chief George E. Neal says the Maine affair is unfounded unless new evidence arises. He cites Tucker as the real killer and notes no tramp involvement or Hayes connection to the J L Morton signature.
Watertown May 17 Manager Howard of the Howard Ice Company denies any man named Hayes ever worked there in response to a police claim that Jerry Hayes, a suspect in Maine, lived near the area and was employed locally.
The narrative describes Jerry Hayes recounting recent travels through Bangor Bar Harbor and Boston. He explains lodging in Bangor, work history including a grooving gang with a boss Chapman, and being arrested near Bingham. Lawyers warn actions depend on his statements and potential incriminating admissions.
A committee overseeing the Collins memorial to late Mayor Patrick A. Collins reviewed four or five sculptor designs. They engaged the Boston Society of Architects to aid selection and expect a formal report and award after a further inspection and meeting. The project aims to honor the mayor and enrich the city’s art treasures.
A public push for clearly labeled components grows as Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo pledges full disclosure on every bottle wrapper. His Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, with Hydrastis root, are highlighted as alcohol free and reformist against patent medicine secrecy.
The item references a product titled The Kind You Have Always Bought with unclear phrasing. No clear events or additional entities are readable to confirm a concrete incident, date, or organization.
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