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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
3
Word reached Manchester New Hampshire that General Henry M. Baker of Bow former Congressman and national committee man from New Hampshire died today in Washington May 30.
General Baker serves as president of the trustees of Mrs. Eddy estate amid ongoing will litigation. Born January 11, 1841 in Bow, he descends from Hannah Dustin. A Dartmouth graduate, he practiced law after 1866 and held public roles including judge advocate, NH National Guard brigadier general, state senator, and congressman. He died of heart trouble at Homeopathic Hospital in Washington.
The executor of the will of the late Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Christian Science Church, is identified in the document. Details on the estate and bequests are not provided in the fragment.
Union Hatco offers 15c reversible silk finish four in hand neckties with other summer neckwear at half price. Blue serge summer pants priced at 1.48 1.98 and 2.48. workingmen blue chambray shirts 59c up to size 20. cooks caps and white coats 59c 1.00, white duck pants 79c. Large canvas packing trunks 2.48 and steamer trunks 3.95 at sale.
Mrs Lena Cusumano faces execution amid secrecy and protests as her legal team presses to reopen the hearing. Mascioli awaits reprieve while guard routines and a looming vote split the Massachusetts executive council, with support from Grady and Coughlan citing innocence and insufficient evidence.
Mrs. G. W. Roope won the open mixed foursome at Allston with F. H. Hoyt, posting 87 3 84. Other golf results include Hoyt and Emerson in a best ball tie, and multiple handicap events led by Francis Ouimet and E. G. Hapgood. A court statement defends Mrs. Cusumano, arguing innocence amid appeals and alleged wrongful convictions tied to testimony from relatives and witnesses.
West Point Cadets defeated the Seventh Regiment 11 to 1 in a baseball game. West Point started strong with a 3 0 1 4 1 1 1 - 1 1 1.amp. The Seventh Regiment struggled at the plate and in the field. Gorsch Ray Kelly Mee Guire Batch Lyman listed as batteries.
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