Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1907

Page

4

Meikle Case Opens as Jury Seeks Guilty Verdict

The Meikle murder trial opens with the defendant in tears and violet boutonniere, denying guilt while jurors questioned about capital punishment are chosen. Judge Stevens cautions citizens on duty as the court tours the Meikle house with foreman Charles Hoyt and officials present in Lynn. The defense, led by James H. Sisk, seeks to prove innocence amid sensational crowd behavior and media interest.

Ther James H. Sisk John C. Best George E. Bailey Meikle Stevens Charles M. Hoyt Haverhill KE. B. George George Joseph Tremble Peters Sisk Atwell Lynn

Talesmen questioned in Haywood case amid bias disputes

The trial scene shifts to juror bias as Fisher and Allen are challenged. Jurors discuss the case themes while defense and state clash over peremptory challenges under a changing law. The proceedings move to Lynn for additional testimony and forensic questions as Dr. Hinks implicates Orchard’s evolving confessions.

Darrow C. P. Allen Allen Idaho Cripple Creek Col. Allen Fisher Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone Colorado Wood Attorney Richardson Haywood William H. McGuffin Mr. McGuffin Joseph Breshears Guffin George Fisher Senator Borah

Orchard's Confession Foretells World Shock Says Pastor

May 20 Boise report that Rev E S Hinks dean of the Episcopal diocese predicts Harry Orchard will shock the world with tales of murders and crimes whether it convicts William D Haywood Charles H Moyer and George A Petti bone or not. The reverend is described as the confessed murderer's spiritual ac.

Boise Harry Orchard William D. Haywood Charles H. Moyer George A. Pettibone E. S. Hinks Mr. Hinks

Justice for Haywood Petitioned by Gen Bell

General Sherman Bell, who led Colorado militia in the Cripple Creek strike, urged that Moyer and Haywood receive a square deal. He criticized trying Idaho crimes in Idaho or Colorado crimes in Idaho and called the transfers unfair and un-American.

Denver Sherman Bell Colorado Cripple Creek Totay Steunenberg Boise Idaho Moyer and Haywood

Rob Roy at Howard staging vaudeville boxing novelty

Sporting writer B. H. Benton a.k.a. Rob Roy headlines at the Howard with a monologue and sparring exhibitions by noted Pacific coast boxers. The act, titled An Outing at Rob Roy's Farm, blends reminiscences of John L. Sullivan and Jim Corbett with staged bouts and a boxing lineup including Matty Baldwin and Ike Weir as referee.

Jack O’brien Bill Taft Elihu Root Teddy Roosevelt B. H. Benton Rob Roy Mr. O'Hagan Philadephia Old Howard Pacific Slope the Post Weir Chelsea Gloucester Myers and Dennison Charlestown Jimmy Briggs Jimmy Hanlon West End Ike Weir Matty Baldwin Mr. Benton Kid Goodman Young Corbett Terry McGovern Jig Stone the Howard

FIGHT ON SHOE MACHINE BILL

The House prepares for a final clash over a bill to block restrictive contracts by United Shoe Machinery Company. Supporters expect a two to one House vote but opponents consider possible amendments including Cox of Boston proposed removal of penalties for restrictive leases. Dark hints loom as debate nears Wednesday.

United Shoe Machinery Company Shoe Machinery Company House Senate Shoe Machinery Cox Boston

Lomasney Loses Fight Over West End Elevated Franchise

In a House vote of 142 to 36, lawmakers refused to advance a bill that would end the West End Elevated franchise. Representative Lomasney accused railroad commissioners of overstepping granted locations, while Webster defended them. Higgins urged against repealing last year’s act as bad faith. Davenport argued the state contracted with the Elevated.

Martin M. W Lomasney Boston House West End Lomasney Omasney Webster Higgins Somerville Davenport Malden Elevated

Boynton Bicycle Railway Bill Blocked in Senate

Senator Vahey failed to obtain a reconsideration of the vote on appointing a conference committee to settle differences with the House. The chamber rejected reopening the vote 14 to 20, blocking direct House approval of the amended bill for Moody Boynton's bicycle railway charter.

James H. Vahey Moody Boynton Senate Vahey Committee On Conference House Boynton Bicycle Railway Buttrick Worcester

Score Hurt in Crash of Brooklyn Trollies

New York May 20 A score of persons were injured three seriously when two Nostrand and DeKalb avenue trolleys collided in Brooklyn late today All the injured are Brooklyn residents.

Brooklyn New York Nostrand DeKalb Avenue Broo’lyn Br `Lyn

Old Sores Cured by The Household Surgeon

Druggists refund money if Dr Porter s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. The ad promises cures for sores and highlights a money back guarantee tied to the Household Surgeon remedy.

Third Reading on Bill to Curb Money Houses

The Senate moved the trust company bill to a third reading after a lively debate. It would permit trust firms with 200000 capital in cities over 100000 and 100000 in smaller towns. Senator Johnson urged a year‑long layover for detailed review by the Bank Commissioner. Senator Wheatley defended the measure, warning that the current system risks Boston money houses dominating state finance.

State Street Senate Johnson Nahant Jay Wheatley Abington Boston Money Houses

Root at Yale Talks Politics

Yale New Haven May 20 Secretary Elihu Root delivered the third Dodge lecture on The Responsibilities of Citizenship His topic was The Duties of the Citizen as a Member of a Political Party He warned that pursuing office for its own sake marks one as a mere politician and harms community opinion He cited New York street cleaning before Colonel Waring as an example of practical administration in action.

New Haven Conn Elihu Root Dodge Yale Root New York City Colonel Waring

Window Cleaner Falls Grabs Sill and Is Saved

Jennie McGuinness a domestic for Daniel Donohue dangled from a third floor window 30 feet up at 104 Union Avenue Worcester. She grabbed the sill with strong fingers and Nellie Donohue aided her until Patrolman O'Brien pulled her back inside. The shock was the only injury.

Worcester Jennie McGuinness Daniel Donohue Union Avenue Nellie Donohue McGuinness Miss Donohue William J. O’brien

Largest Allis Chalmers gas engine order posted

The United States Steel Corporation placed the largest single order for Allis Chalmers gas engines. Within a year 36 engines of 4000 horsepower each are booked for Gary Indiana Homestead Carnegie Steel South Chicago Illinois Steel works. Each engine weighs 1,500,000 pounds and requires 2300 rail cars to transport.

Milwaukee, Wis Allis- Chalmers Company United States Steel Corporation Gary Ind Homestead Carnegie Steel Company South Chicago Illinois Steel Company

Hospital Memorial for Circus King Bailey Planned

Mrs James A Bailey widow of the circus proprietor announced plans to build a memorial hospital at Mount Vernon New York. The facility will cost 75000 dollars and join the Mount Vernon Hospital as a commemorative project.

Circus King Bailey New York James A. Bailey Mount Vernon N. Y Mount Vernon Hospital

Wife Gone He Seeks Divorce Says Desertion Fueled Rift

Painter Charles J. Tuffey of Jamaica Plain reports his wife Margaret Tuffey vanished two weeks ago and he will file divorce for desertion. He told police that she removed much of the furniture before leaving.

Charles J. Tuffey Newbern Street Jamaica Plain Margaret Tuffey Tuffey Sullivan

Pink Pills Claim Blood Cure For Debility

An advertisement asserts tonic treatment for general debility due to impure blood. It cites typhoid recovery and fatigue, endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and remedy for anemia rheumatism and nervous ailments, with prices 50 cents a box six for 2 50 and free booklet upon request. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N Y is listed as supplier.

John F. Williams Lincoln St Anderson Ind

D D D Prescription Promises Instant Itch Relief

An advertisement touts D D D Prescription as a fast skin itch remedy. It urges readers to request a prepaid trial bottle for 10 cents if never used before, with regular $1 bottles available via Jaynes Drug Stores.

DD DE Company Laboratories Suite C Michigan Street Chicago Jaynes Drug Stores

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Meikle Henry Bedinger Harry Proctor State Police Cornwallis Yorktown Lee Appomattox Messrs James Richard Sisk General Electic Works Western Avenue Congress Street General Electric John Gannon Salem Pinkham of Judge Sigh Viser Orchard Dr. Hinks Quarttrell E.C. Corn Flakes the Square Deal Food E. C Ompanys Egg-O-See Egg-O-See Cereal Company Chicago, U. 5. A Soakim My, Central New England Gen. Bell Chickering Ward 8 Chise Boynton Allis Chalmers Gas Fair Margaret Bright Appendixine Co W. 70Th St Jaynes Drug Co DR. Williams Mr. Helt Beverly Benjamin Q. Hall Mass Huntington Ave Public Library
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication