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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
4
An article extols charcoal as a safe purifier absorbing stomach and intestinal gases. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised for improving breath complexion and purifying blood, with a Buffalo physician recommending daily use and noting a low cost of twenty five cents per box.
Edgar I Balcom and William A Dunn of Westboro are scheduled for trial in Worcester Superior Criminal Court on manslaughter charges for the August Boston and Worcester car accident that killed Miss Caroline A Stewart. Charles F Choate Jr represents the defendants as District Attorney Hoar orders readiness for Monday forenoon.
The grand jury charged Reuben Bronson of Bloomfield with murder for the March 31 shooting death of Charles Lyon. Bronson has been jailed since the incident, and trial is expected to start next week.
At a Tuesday meeting Frank F. Ernst and John H. Casey labeled the Washington School on Nor man Street a fire trap citing fragile glass stair enclosures and risk of panic. The Schoolhouse Commission may inspect stairs. 1800 children could be kept from school until new staircases are built.
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday John Marshall Barry president of the North American Trust faced larceny charges. His counsel asked the case be sent to the Supreme Court on an agreed statement of facts after district attorney review. A verdict of guilty had been directed. the judge granted the motion and remanded the matter in abeyance pending Supreme Court action.
Mrs Jack Gardner laughed off a reported plan by burglars to raid her Fenway mansion. Her private guards and staff dismissed the tale as foolish. The piece notes Union Hall near Hotel Touraine will receive Canadian election returns on Thursday Nov 8 with special wires and Kempton’s stereopticon views.
William J. Bryan spoke to audiences in Knox North Judson and Winamac as he campaigned in Indiana. He argued President Roosevelt is changing national ideals and replacing liberty with power, citing John Barrett’s Panama article and urging Republicans to reflect on the flag’s meaning from Bunker Hill to Yorktown and Civil War years.
In Hammond on October 26 Mr. Bryan spoke to an overflow crowd and urged supporters not to back Roosevelt or Parker. He said Parker’s election would hasten reforms by moving political questions away from economic and industrial issues surrounding President Roosevelt.
New York Oct 26 Judge Alton B Parker Democratic presidential candidate to speak in three states next week. Madison Square Garden New York Newark N J and either New Haven or Hartford Conn host meetings with Parker and other speakers. Cleveland Eckels and Cabinet figures lined up for appearances.
After a meeting with Chairman Taggart, William Jennings Bryan and Taggart left for Chicago by special train. Taggart voiced strong hopes for Democratic success in Indiana, saying the state shows its best political condition in 15 years with optimism also in New York New Jersey Connecticut Maryland and West Virginia.
Frank K. Foster in Holyoke accuses Governor Bates of timorous and devious motives in vetoing labor measures. He argues the veto claim of constitutional issues is unsound after the court upheld shorter work days for public employees.
New Haven officials and residents gathered for an afternoon rally in a theatre to hear Speaker Cannon as Republicans offered citizens a chance to listen to his address. The event drew a large audience in the city.
Suffolk bar members allege illegal suspension by the Supreme Order of Heptasophs over bartender eligibility. They claim they were unaware bartenders were ineligible when solicited for membership and seek redress through meetings or court action to recover fees.
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