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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
3
OU urges mothers and fathers to prepare for cold weather with boys overcoats and suits. Offers chinchilla and pebble cheviots, kerseys, frieze, and Irish fleeces in sizes 2 1/2 to 10. Russian coats and wash suits priced from $1 to $25 with many styles for ages 2 1/2 to 17.
Salem October 31 prominent men tion of the I W W was made during the trial of Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso At issue was a pamphlet The I W W its History Structure and Methods offered as evidence by District Attorney Atwill Judge Quinn allowed the pamphlet over Mahoney’s objection The jury briefly left as arguments continued.
The district attorney plans to present pamphlets and the I W W preamble in court as the case nears its end. Witnesses describe the I W W executive board's actions and Vincent St John as author of a key book. Forensic experts contest the bullet and weapon origins while defense questions sabotage terms and evidence gaps.
In Plymouth a Superior Court jury found Dr. Nellie M. Tilton of Brockton guilty of criminal malpractice. The verdict followed the death of Annie Farrell an 18 year old Brockton girl.
The Yale Freshman Andover Academy football game scheduled for tomorrow was canceled after the Yale guard’s death last night. York, who had played for both teams, prompted the decision in New Haven.
Wilhelm Kraus known as John Bum was awakened in the afternoon by a dead haddock falling from a gull. A bystander recounted a gulls melee over a dead fish, which dropped onto Kraus’s face as he slept on the Castle Island sea wall after arriving from Vermont.
The Philadelphia-Chicago Grand Opera company opened the Metropolitan Opera House season with Aida. The first night sold out, pleasing boxholders who heard new artists Gagliardi soprano and Calleja Spanish tenor alongside Sam Marco Scott Cisneros Reegelman Huberadardo among favorites.
Fred J. Sears an attendant at State Farm Bridgewater admitted kneeling on and striking patient Charles B. Navers in the insane ward. Navers died after a struggle when taken through a door. Defense argued death may stem from prior force or lack of treatment. Judge King kept court late. Sears testified. Vahey represents Sears with DA Barker prosecuting.
Dr Ernest B Emerson the farms medical superintendent and government star witness said Sears confessed after Navers death. Sears faces charges of killing Navers by assault. John Leather the co defendant described Navers disturbance on Sept 17 and the order to move the patient to another area.
The Vermonter Association of Boston held its autumn party at Horticultural Hall with over 350 attendees. A highlight was Marenholz Home residents appearing as ghosts in a dance aided by a witch and goblin portrayed by Charles F. Blumbard. A giant black cat with fiery eyes also appeared, entertaining the crowd.
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