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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1902
Page
7
News from Cleveland and Albany reports a clash over election day saloon closures. Police Director Dunn demands five captains resign for disobedience, while Annie Mitchell 17 Loudenville was found murdered with fatal injuries and a suspect Fred Knapp arrested.
Mrs Nettie O Spark held in Police Court for trial in Superior Court on larceny after she claimed rescuers found stolen jewelry aboard a Boston bound sloop. She returned from Boston saying she fell from a row boat and was picked up by strangers at New London Harbor.
The funeral for Judge Nathan Webb will be observed today at his home in Portland Maine. The late judge served on the United States District Court for Maine and will cause closings of the United States district court and commissioner's office in observance.
The Illinois Central and the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific railroads filed general denials with the Interstate Commerce Commission in response to the Kentucky State Railroad Commission merger suit. They reject claims that they cover all major points and lines from the Mississippi to the Atlantic and Gulf regions. They also deny that J Pierpont Morgan & Co controls the railroads involved.
In a crowded courtroom Justice Lambert sets that the case will go to the jury after summations by Assistant District Attorney Osborne and defense counsel former Governor Black. Black assails the motive theory and pins suspected guilt on Harry Cornish while Osborne relies on handwriting expert testimony linking Molineux to the poison packet and letters.
An advertisement touts Fels-Naptha soap as superior for cleaning delicate items and grimy clothes without boiling or scalding. It claims faster, safer results and ease of use for any garment or fabric.
Henry F. Rogers, son-in-law of the late Mrs. Katherine J. Adams who was poisoned in the case linked to Harry R. Cornish, has died at his Buffalo home. He leaves a widow and one child.
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