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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1912
Page
3
In Indianapolis on November 17 fifteen California witnesses who were to testify in Los Angeles will be examined by the government when the dynamite conspiracy trial resumes tomorrow. The McNamara brothers had previously pleaded guilty to causing the explosions.
Witnesses who dealt with James B Mc Namara and alleged accomplices will testify in the case tying Olaf T Tinetmoe and Eugene Clancy to knowledge of McNamara s Pacific coast plans The Los Angeles explosion ties into a conspiracy to transport explosives on trains and involves 45 men now on trial Ortie McManigal is to recount his confession from Wisconsin in December 1910 through his April 1911 arrest with James B in pursuit of the dynamiting trail McManigal s detention in Indianapolis is noted as unique serving as a jailed government witness in a special cell on the federal building roof
Warren Holden of Jackman, a Deer hunting guide for four years, was shot and killed at Sandy Bay near the Canadian line by William Wilding of Indianapolis. Holden, mistaken for a deer, allegedly signed an explanation absolving Wilding before dying. Deputy Sheriff Perley Foss will go to Jackman to serve the warrant on Wilding. Holden was 40 and left a small son.
Former U S Senator William Lorimer underwent an appendectomy in Chicago yesterday and was reported today as improving with stable condition. Doctors described the procedure as successful and prepared to monitor his recovery in the coming days.
In St Louis on November 17 officer Al Whitfield, an ex convict, killed Patrolman Arthur N Huddleson and wounded three other police officers after being cornered in a railroad yard by about 80 policemen. Police chief William Young offered a $100 reward for Whitfields capture dead or alive.
Due to a severe illness Miss Ray Dooley cannot appear this week at the National Theatre. Miss Edwina Barry steps in as the feature, having travelled 1000 miles by car and arriving in Boston before heading to New York. Her act includes The Home Breaker a new playlet on domestic troubles.
Delegates from across the country gather at Lawrence Hall for an Albanian liberty meeting. An American flag is paraded as funds are raised to aid Albania, with telegrams sent to rulers of Austria Italy Germany England Russia and France in support of Balkan independence. A Boston priest urges fighters to join their countrymen while Jamestown delegate flaunts a ceremonial Albanian flag, claiming it will soon return home after centuries away.
Agnes Gallahan aged 10 married Paul Dietz aged 23 in Thibodaux Louisiana. She left the public school third reader class after the ceremony and wore short dresses with plans to lengthen them. The groom gave a large talking doll as a wedding present while most gifts were toys. The bride said she would not play with dolls any more.
In Kansas City the license clerk's office reports the marriage of Charles Reece 22 to Lola Weston 23 by a Justice of the Peace. A man accompanying them explains Lola is his divorced wife and he came from St. Joseph to give her away, stating they remain friends.
Walter B Beyer and Miss Florence M Richardson secretly wed last February in Lawrence Indiana. They announced the marriage to parents but discovered the certificate missing, gnawed by mice. only shredded fragments remained.
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