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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1909

Page

4

Mrs Glover Divorce Rumor Denied By Attorney

Attorney Samuel D Elmore denies rumors that Mrs Glover planned divorce proceedings or that Hattie LeBlanc was involved in the Glover case Findings point to no corroboration of the alleged divorce story nor of LeBlanc’s presence at the football events The church sermon pleads for charity and innocence as the case unfolds in prison awaiting legal resolution.

Samuel D. Elmore Glover’s Laundry Hattie le Blanc St. Joseph’s P. H. Grenier Father Grenier Clarence Seymour Alton F. Tupper

Greaseless Face Cream You Can Make at Home

Mae Martyn outlines a simple greaseless complexion jelly made from almoroin water glycerine and common drugsgist supplies. The recipe promises to cleanse heal and soften skin and states it will not cause hair growth.

Mae Martyn

Rexall Orderlies Promised At Our Stores In Boston

Advertises Rexall Orderlies as a risk free remedy for constipation sold in Boston at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores. Claims 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents with a home delivery tone and promise of no obligation if not relieved.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Boston Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores

Proprietary Medicine Fraud Discussed in 1906 Letter

An affixed letter defends Eckman s Alterative for tuberculosis and lung ailments, arguing cures outweigh ethics of proprietary formulas. The writer cites personal recovery from tuberculosis after Texas and Colorado treatment, urges readers to seek the booklet of cured cases, and notes the product sold at Riker Jaynes stores and other druggists.

Eckman Henry Clay Weldon Til Texas Colorado Arthur Webb Riker-Jaynes

Hattie Le Blanc’s Jail Visit Shapes Motive Claim

Counsel and friends of Hattie Le Blanc met her in East Cambridge jail as her narrative nears completion. Prosecution cites a motive tied to a duplicitous woman and a quarrel with Glover over money. Glover brothers and a detective ally seek to free Hattie and press for another conviction.

Hattie le Blanc East Cambridge Glover Miss le Blanc J. H. Day Waltham Utley Nathan A. Tufts Jesse W. Morton Sheriff Fairbairn Currin Glover Brothers Seymour S. Glover Grenville S. MacFarland Hattie LeBlanc Arthur B Harris Avenue Jamaica Plain Norman Edgewood Street Roxbury Albert R Bion Street William L. Glover Grove Street Melrose City Trust Company Lawrence Smith Arthur Glover Marie Lillian LeBlanc Glover Mr. MacFarland Clarence F. Glover Post Bainbridge Street

Mayoralty candidates vie as quiet Sunday passes

Boston’s mayoral race shifts as Thomas Storrow and James Fitzgerald prepare campaigns with field offices planned across 25 wards. The Good Government Association and Citizens’ Municipal League weigh invitations to probe Mayor Hibbard’s administration while campaign organizers recruit volunteers and line up managers.

Hibbard Good Government Association Citizens’ Municipal League Laurence Minot Michael H. Sullivan Sullivan the Post League The

Saunders Demands Hibbard Withdraw From Re election

Charles R. Saunders publishes an open letter urging Boston Mayor George A. Hibbard to honor his solemn pledge not to seek re election. He argues the pledge was pivotal to voters and that continuing as candidate risks further city scandals and voter distrust.

Charles R. Saunders Hibbard Boston George A. Hibbard Beaumont Street Dorchester Centre John A. Coulthurst Independence League Fitzgerald

Hibbard Refuses to Withdraw Urges Storrow Exit

Boston Mayor Hibbard replies to Saunders urging withdrawal, saying he will run on his record and administration. He argues for continuation of his fiscally conservative, graft-free, square-deal governance and calls for Storrow to withdraw. He asserts broad voter support and vows re election.

Boston Mr. Storrow Dorchester Park Square Boylston Street South Station South Boston City Hall James J. Storrow General Tracy Greater New York van Wyck Hibbard Charles R. Saunders Saunders Storrow

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