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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1911

Page

2

Union must give grand jury books in dynamiting case

In Indianapolis on November 1 Judge Joseph Markey granted the federal grand jury access to possession of account books of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and other evidence in the so called McNamara dynamiting case.

Indianapolis Ind International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers McNamara Joseph Markey Criminal Court

Three Hurt As Two Trolley Cars Collide In Somerville

Seventeen injured when a Clarendon Hill line car and a Sullivan Square line car collided on Medford Street near Washington in Somerville. The crash followed slippery rails. motorman Albert Frye remained at his post after being crushed between cars. Frye and passenger Tony Marcetti were hospitalized. Miss Jennie Morrill suffered severe injuries. Traffic halted about 30 minutes as investigators began determining fault.

Washington and Medford Streets Somerville Clarendon Hill Sullivan Square Spring Hill Medford Street Albert G. Frye Frye Somerville Hospital Tony Marcetti Norman Street Boston McNamara Cummings McCahey Higgins Jennie Morrill Prescott Street

Petition Seeks Suppression of Raid Evidence in McNamara Case

United States district attorney Charles W. Miller asks the federal grand jury to pursue a conspiracy involving John J. McNamara James B. McNamara Ortie F. McManigal and others over transporting explosives between states. The state Supreme Court refused a writ to halt transferring books to federal custody. A Los Angeles county official sought permission to photograph dynamite and related materials. Union leaders accused Foster of acting as a go between the National Erectors Association and the government.

Association John J. McNamara Charles W. Miller United States District Attorney Federal Grand Jury John J James B. McNamara Leo Rappaport Markey Iron Workers’ Association Miller Hamed Foster John J. Keegan Foster National Erectors’ Association United States

McNamara Case Advances as Federal Evidence Is Turned Over

In Los Angeles 13 months after the Times explosion 21 people died. District Attorney Fredericks hailed the Indianapolis turnover of books and papers as helpful. Darrow urged that power drives such actions. The session saw limited progress with venire and talesmen, as several prospects were released or challenged. Ten veniremen faced examination from a new venue of 40 men summoned yesterday.

Los Angeles Fredericks Indianapolis McNamara Clarence Darrow Los Angeles Times James B. McNamara Charles J. Haggerty Talesmen

Dictograph Aided In Notorious Graft Probes By A UMB Detective

A UMB detective uncovers evidence in graft cases once thought unsolvable. Using the Dictograph, voices are clearly heard two rooms away, aiding prosecutions in the Illinois Central Purchasing case, the Gary Indiana mayoral case, and Columbus Ohio grafters matter. The General Acoustic Co. promotes the devices and hosts demonstrations at Blake Building.

Ilinois Gary Indiana Columbus Ohio General Acoustic Co Blake Building Temple Place Washington Street

Court Imposes Odd Penalty on False Alarm Youth

Judge Avery in Quincy imposed an unusual penalty on Arthur Swanson, 18, for turning in a false fire alarm. Swanson must earn at least $25 within five months and hand it over to the court. his father offered to pay the fine but the judge refused, aiming to avoid punishing the family.

Avery Quincy Court Arthur Swanson

Taft Must Appear Before Board to Vote

President Taft must appear in person before the Cincinnati election board on either next Saturday or Monday to prove his absence from the city on registration days before he can vote in the upcoming election. Secretary of State Charles E. Graves announced the ruling.

Columbus Taft Cincinnati Election Board Charles E. Graves

Pinkham Remedies Promised for Female Ailments

Reports from Waurika and Huntington tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier as cures for long standing female troubles including nervous prostration irregularities and uterine issues. Doctors offer encouragement while a physician cites النساء as proving the treatment’s value.

Waurika Okla E. Pinkham Huntington Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Mari Janette Bates

Pain-Away Pills Headache Remedy Ad

An advertisement claims Pain-Away Pills as the best and safest headache remedy available at all drug stores.

All Drugs Stores

Swamp-Root Promises Kidney Health For Women Readers

An article urges women with kidney and bladder symptoms to try Swamp Root, claiming it supports kidney liver and bladder health. It offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co and notes available fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

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