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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1907
Page
2
Attorney General Barnes testified about Mrs. Bradley’s claims that Brown promised to marry her and support the two Bradley children. The defense frames emotional insanity as pivotal, with witnesses detailing her instability around Brown and prior family episodes. The trial adjourned with experts to examine Mrs. Bradley’s mental condition.
Salt Lake witnesses examined on Mrs Bradley's conduct while her uncle Lyman Shrewsbury described insanity in the family. Judge Henderson recounted interviews with Mrs Bradley and Brown letters showed love and reproach. Letters moved Mrs Bradley to emotion as she listened, while her mood remained dejected and pale through the day.
In Washington on November 22 the Bradley trial resumed at 10 03 AM with Albert R Barnes Utah assistant attorney general on the stand for the defense Judge Powers said expert medical testimony likely won t begin until Monday The hypo 13 000 word hypothetical question for medical men was completed Mrs Bradley wore a weary expression entering court and took her seat behind ex Judge Powers amid the crowd’s attention
Boils and carbuncles promised cured by The Household Surgeon. Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil offered with a money back guarantee if it fails. Price 25 cents.
Barbered claim asserts PAZO ointment cures all piles issues including licking blindness and protrusion within 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertisement notes price 65 cents.
Bill Newton Alderman from South Boston backs Mrs Julia Duff for School Board, saying she will be a straight party candidate and reject GGA and PSA endorsements. East Boston splits for Kenney Kenny. Duff gains strong support in Ward 6 16 17 while Timilty gains boost with a Duff endorsement.
Delegates in Ward 15 backed Thomas Kenny with Congressman McNary leading the push. Ward 9 representative Joseph Sheehan urged broader endorsement and recalled Mrs. Duff’s board service amid political turmoil. William S. Kenney urged Kenny to accept renomination, citing school interests and unity.
After a late night conference with figures including James J. Storrow and George E. Brock, Thomas J. Kenny is expected to accept the Democratic nomination for the School Board while William S. Kenney pursues an independent or Republican path. Kenny’s stance leaves mayoral plans unclear as allies push for joint board action with Kenney, aided by the Public School Association and possibly the Independence League.
A printed notice touts a ready to mix remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Syrup of Sarsaparilla to cure rheumatism and kidney bladder issues. It claims hospital success, urges readers to obtain ingredients from local druggists, and assures safety since all parts are plant based.
After learning of her nomination by the Democratic convention Mrs Julia E Duff issued a statement expressing delight that representatives of the people are the real people.
Voters backed Mrs Duff in Wards 6 16 and 24 with the mayor directly in control. Special B and A trains run to Allston for the Harvard Yale game with multiple departure times from South Station Trinity Place and Alliston after the game returning to Boston Newton Highlands.
In East Boston on November 22 Thomas F Peters aged 8 from residence of sister Mrs P Dolan 40 West Eagle Street. Services at Sacred Heart Church at 2 o clock. Relatives and friends invited. In Roxbury on November 20 James P Welch husband of Katherine F Welch from 85 Rockingham Place funeral from late residence November 23 at 8 15 Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales Vernon Street at 9 o'clock Relatives and friends invited.
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