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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1911

Page

4

Ex-Senator Linehan Vanishes As Bail Bonds Lead to Scandal

Ex Senator Linehan remains missing amid a broad fraud case tied to lumber orders in Boston. James H. Vahey says Linehan is broke after bail bondsmen Sullivan and Scholl were involved, with Inspector Wolff leading the search. Sullivan later pleaded guilty to all counts. Linehan’s fate unresolved.

Linehan John Doe Richard Roe Boston John L. Sullivan Devonshire Street Vahey Antonio Schiappa Senator Linehan Hall Lumber Company Park Department D. Henry Sullivan Belmont Park East Boston South Boston New Haven Road South Weymouth E. G. Pond Sewer Department James R. Hall Lumber Company Sullivan Chase John JL. Sullivan Pelletier Post

New Arrests Shake McNamara Case Witness Intimidation Allegations

Surveillance linked juror influence to the McNamara murder trial as detectives report arrests of Bert Franklin White and Lockwood. Money changes hands with White carrying 3500 dollars and a 500 dollar retainer for Lockwood. Clarence Darrow seeks bail for Franklin while Fredericks rushes a complaint.

White McNamara Browne James B. McNamara Charles Sexton J. B. Sexton Franklin Brown Bert Franklin Lockwood Walnut Centre Fredericks Clarence Darrow McNamaras

Wendell Phillips Anniversary Observed in Boston

A city observance marks the 100th birthday of abolitionist Wendell Phillips with a Park Street Church meeting and speeches by Judge Wendell Phillips Stafford and Moorfield Storey. Notables include Miss Anne Whitney and Francis J. Garrison. events span museums vaults to Fanueil Hall with remarks on equal rights and civic progress.

Wendell Phillips Boston Park Street Church Phillips Garrison Judge Stafford Anne Whitney Francis J. Garrison William Lloyd Garrison J. P. Loud Madelene Moffat Maria L. Baldwin George C. Bradford Butler R. Wilson Wendell Phillips Stafford Edmonsion

Cascarets Cure A Bilious Headache

An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to cleanse the stomach liver and intestines overnight. It claims bilious symptoms including headache yellow skin and foul taste can be fixed by a 10 cent box. Children enjoy the taste and it supposedly causes no griping.

Wendell Phillips Birthday Ode From a Boston Dawn

The poem celebrates the birthday of Wendell Phillips, praising his oratory and influence. It hails him as a champion of liberty who broke chains for the oppressed and elevated rhetoric to noble heights. The passage likens Phillips to Apollo and Chrysostom, praising his moral force and eloquence.

Wendell Phillips Centennial Observances Across Boston

One hundred years after his birth Wendell Phillips is honored with city wide exercises. The Boston NAACP branch Moorfield Storey president and allies organize relic exhibits at the State House and Boston Public Library and services at the Jewish Synagogue in Smith court West End led by Afro American Women Anti Lynching Society. Faneuil Hall hosts two sessions with speeches by F J Garrison and M J Jordan reading a guest letter from John Redmond. A H Grimke and other speakers including M J Murray Frank Sanborn and George L Ruffinern will speak.

Wendell Phillips Milton Dudley Street Essex Street Phillips Square E. D. Mead Boston Public Library Bates Hall Phillips Phillips Mansion Beacon Walnut Streets Smith Court Faneuil Hall A. H. Grimke Frank Sanborn M. J. Murray M. J. Jordan John Redmond Beacon and Boston National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Moorfield Storey National Independent Political League New England Suffrage League Citizens’ Auxiliary Bostonian Society Old State House West End St. Paul F. J. Garrison George L. Rufflintern

Quick cold cure recipe touted by Globe Pharmaceutical

A cottage remedy from a 19th century ad urges readers to mix two ounces glycerine and half an ounce concentrated pine compound with half a pint of good whiskey. Take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime, with smaller doses for children. Emphasizes using genuine Globe Concentrated Pine and notes strong demand and quick stock from druggists.

Globe Pharmaceutical of Chicago

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