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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
4
John Ryan, 23, of the South End, jailed 30 days by Judge Burke for morphine possession at Charles Street Jail. Annie Teehan, arrested in an East Dedham street raid, fined $30 for opium possession. her home at 314 Shawmut Avenue was raided.
Twins born to Mr and Mrs James Lyons on Cherry street Pawtucket Tuesday will be named Wilson Lyons and Marshall Lyons after the winning presidential and vice presidential candidates. The couple plans no other children to share the honor.
Fire at Mount Lebanon New York threatened the Shaker village. Three large barns and the storehouse were destroyed while bucket brigades from Shaker men and women and nearby farmers halted the spread of flames.
At City Hall yesterday Mayor Fitzgerald Police Commissioner O Meara and the Board of Street Commissioners backed the Transit Commission plan to use the underground passage over the Winter street subway to relieve congestion. O Meara opposed adding a police traffic squad and sending officers to study methods elsewhere, while urging an ordinance against loitering on the Common malls to curb subway entrance congestion.
Andrew J. Cassidy who served as a Civil War drummer in Boston theatres left an estimated 70 000 for life long friends Mr and Mrs John P Rich of Dorchester. His will was allowed yesterday by the Supreme Judicial Court.
George Bishop a young negro chauffeur was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of December 16. Three weeks earlier he beat Mrs. Margaretta Bell an elderly Brooklyn widow to insensibility. she died from her injuries.
Ad promotes laxative Bromo Quinine with claim to cure a cold in one day and grip in two days. Signature shown as BE. W. GROVE. Price listed as 25 cents.
Sympathizers for Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso, accused in the Anna Lopizzo murder, were driven from the Salem courthouse by police at noon. A larger crowd later shouted from sidewalks as defendants were moved to jail. City Marshal Lehan ordered crowds dispersed and extra guards posted. Witness Gertrude Marvin testified Ettor urged peace and unity among strikers.
The circular depicts a laborer observing a man in frock coat with dollar signs pushing shackled defendants into a courthouse. It claims the trial sacrosanct innocence and accuses law enforcement and authorities of bias while urging workers to mobilize against capitalist oppression amid the Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso case. Witnesses challenge the state narrative noting shootings by police and crowd actions at Garden and Union streets.
William D. Haywood arrived in Little Falls New York and assumed leadership of the Industrial Workers of the World strike at the knitting mills. He said the labor situation matched Lawrence Massachusetts and will stay until the local strike ends.
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