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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1911

Page

3

Maine's Vote Up To Five Clerks

Athens Limestone Matinicus Isle and Westfield town clerks may seek corrections to Sept 11 statewide vote on repeal of the prohibition amendment. The period for corrections closed today with no new requests. A public hearing will follow before Governor Plaisted decides by Dec. 1.

Augusta Athens Limestone Matinicus Isle Westfield Sion Plaisted

Court Martial Ends Without Public Finding on Parker

The court martial at Boston navy yard has ended its session investigating Captain James P. Parker of the Nebraska. The finding remains secret and has not yet been submitted to the Navy Department as Rear Admiral Mason arrives in Washington with the result.

Washington Boston Navy Yard James P. Parker Nebraska Provincetown Mass Mason Navy Department

McNamara Trial for Life Begins in Los Angeles

The McNamara brothers face murder charges over the Los Angeles Times bombing. James B. McNamara is expected to be tried first, with jurors narrowed from 125 to 45 and a model of the Times building to illustrate explosion effects for the defense.

Los Angeles Cal McNamara Brothers Los Angeles Times Walter Bordwell John D. Fredericks John J James B. McNamara Bordwell Europe Clarence Darrow Lecompte Davis Times

Starved and Money at Hand

Mrs. Helen M. Sanborn, 71, of Savoy place, accused of hoarding money after her sister’s death, is said to have over 1060 dollars in cash and a bank book with deposits. Dr Timothy Leary questions charity, seeks a guardian, while Miss Carpenter repays a 50 dollar fund and a letter offers possible aid from a relative.

Helen M. Sanborn Savoy Place Miss Carpenter Associated Board of Charities Pembroke Street Daughters of Maine Undertakers Mary A. Groves Timothy Leary

Woman Refuses Help to Leave Boston Home

A destitute Boston widow declines a visitor offer to stay, saying she will not abandon her home after years of hardship. She insists on remaining with her friends and work, valuing independence and the memory of her late sister and mother over a move.

Sejjoo Ollie Post Morgan Memorial Boston

Father John's Medicine Endorsed by Ursuline Sisters

Ursuline Sisters from Waterville Maine lend their name to a testimonial praising Father John's Medicine as a safe effective remedy for colds throat and bronchial trouble. They report restoring a voice after three bottles and warn against opium based cures.

Ursuline Sisters of Waterville John Father John Ursuline Sisters Ursuline Convent

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