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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
12
Thomas Mott Osborne former Sing Sing warden releases an open letter to Governor Charles Whitman charging the governor as the chief cause of the persecution he faces. He cites specific dated incidents to substantiate his claim.
Mrs. Charles Allen Porter, a Boston social leader, received a public donation of priceless pearls valued by experts at over 10000 dollars. The gems will be kept in a safe vault until shown and sold at the National Allied Bazaar in Mechanics Building from December 9 to 20, with gifts pouring in from New England and across the country and even Europe.
Charles E. Hughes spoke at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn tonight urging Young America to back the Republican ticket. He listed five main reasons supporting his view of the country and youth patriotism, answering what kind of nation the youth desire.
The speech emphasizes a respected nation with open constitutional government and a strong ready military. It criticizes the administration for inadequate preparedness, calls for a larger regular army, better naval leadership, and a national, not sectional, government in the interwar era.
Ida Lincoln appeared at the Second Municipal Court in Boston for the 20th time, recently moved from the State Farm in Tewksbury. She refused to explain how she escaped, arguing she has little chance to go home. She was sent back to the State Farm.
At its annual meeting the New England Demurrage Committee urged a thorough investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into the causes of car detention on New England railroad systems and the reasons for it.
Dartmouth Georgetown night at B F Keith's Theatre shifts from Friday to Thursday due to Harvard freshman night Friday. The exclusive film of last Saturday's Dartmouth Georgetown football game will play after tonight's regular show. Harvard freshman night set for tomorrow with the class attending en masse.
Ida M. Feener and Martha A. Bense faced a jury before Judge Morton charged with conspiring to hide assets from Ida Feener’s bankruptcy trustees. The case cites $2000 in jewelry and $3000 in automobiles as concealed property allegedly misrepresented as Martha Feener’s.
In New York Supreme Court Mrs. John W. Gates won a $2,300,000 damages judgment against Robert Thorburn as assignee of Charles Waite. The suit claimed Waite and Gates were partners before Waite’s death and that a corn market corner attempt caused Waite to lose $710,000 and led to his suspension from the Chicago Board of Trade.
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