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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
6
Salem reports the Superior Court session opening next Wednesday will include alienation of affections and breach of promise cases. Dr Harry D Abbott of Danvers faces Laura M Goss from this city in a $5000 breach suit she filed claiming he promised marriage after a period as her employer.
Ust reports multiple civil actions with sums from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars. Plaintiffs include Henry C. Downing of Peabody against Walter B. Thompson of Lynn, Bertha Mendlow against Nathan Meadlow, Evelyne A. Bangs against John A. Herne, Chester A. Snow and Ida C. Snow against Albert H. Bartlett, and Samuel Goodin against Ezard Gilberg, with cases set on next week’s trial list.
A Boston Symphony Orchestra concert in Symphony Hall featured Beethoven's 8th symphony praised for its lucid phrasing and Mozartian clarity. Soloist Herbert Witherspoon and flutist Maquarie shaded a rich program including a Bach suite. Wagner excerpts challenged the tenor, while Dr. Mack led a refined, balanced string section. No concerts next week as the orchestra embarks on its first season tour.
A Chisago judge rules snoring is not a crime even when neighbors complain. Other notes report Philadelphia public works bans on profane language, emergency advance permits, and various oddities including an abducted Mrs. Burke and Christy Mathewson hunting a black bear.
Albert E. Miller writes to correct a Post report about the Massachusetts inventory of Mrs. Eddy’s estate. He notes the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled the will created a public trust to be managed by a court appointed trustee, not church trustees, due to a state income cap. The trust remains but with altered administration limited to Massachusetts.
Advertisement promises a single dose cure for a cold in one day and grip in two days by E W Grove. Laxative Bromo Quin ine product priced at 25 cents.
Charles Baker of Melrose will receive his share of a $500000 estate from his brother E Frank Baker who died intestate. The only relatives are Charles Baker and a Dorchester niece Mrs William S Johnson. The inheritance includes Boston stocks real estate and a large estate in Sharon New Hampshire.
An unidentified woman about 35 years old fell ill in the basement of 11 Norwich street South End last night and died around 6 15 p m about 15 minutes after being taken ill.
Chicago November 1 Mrs Louise Lindloff admitted in court that mineral poison was found in her son Arthur and in the bodies of her two husbands two daughters and a brother in law connected to the alleged poisonings. Defence experts argued the poison could be an ingredient in medicines and not proof of deliberate poisoning. She testified that a skin disease treated with mineral poison afflicted her family and recounted marriages to Julius Graunke and William Lindloff in Trepton Germany Milwaukee Wisconsin.
William Wilson of the Pa ducah gunboat burned his throat in a self inflicted act in the ship’s fire room. Shipmates found him. medical officers say he will recover.
President Taft's White House letter to Crawford Hill of Denver urges Colorado voters to back Republican education on economic policies. He argues the campaign clarifies choice between Republicans and Democrats and predicts third party strength remains limited.
Hartford doctors fear a typhoid fever outbreak after five guests from two families fell ill at a wedding feast and a sixth showed symptoms. More than 90 additional guests were unaccounted for as investigations continued.
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