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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
Plymouth October 26 The grand jury indicted Lena Cusumano and Harry Marshall for the murder of the Cusumano woman's husband at Hull. The charges are first degree murder.
A woman faces separate indictments for causing her husband’s death and for acting as an accessory before the fact.
The German Emperor and Empress visited Brussels City Hall this afternoon with a large suite. They signed the Golden Book, dined with the Countess of Flanders, and attended a theatre performance as part of the officials’ reception.
Continued from first page, the individual faced United States Commissioner Hayes in the federal building at Boston amid a flood of tears as the arraignment proceeded.
A young woman, lacking family support, gains temporary leniency from the commissioner and A US District Attorney William H. Garland after claiming lifelong neglect. She was allowed to return to her Walpole boarding place without bail as her case is continued to November 8. She had served as assistant postmaster since April 16 and is accused of converting missing funds, with $170.26 cited but total amount undetermined. She showed boyish manners and attire and offered no clear explanation for the funds.
Judge Kungpah T. King of the Supreme Court of China spoke to Boston Chamber members at a dinner guest visit. He urged commercial development over force, citing China’s growing railways and the potential for American Chinese trade and investment.
Charlotte news reports C W Quarster manager of a midway show charged under federal anti white slavery laws during the fair. He allegedly enticed one girl from Baltimore her home and he kept three girls in his show with two detained witnesses.
An old advertisement touts Quitine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy claiming it removes the cause and promises quick relief from colds headaches and digestive discomfort with a call to action for full ams.
Hattie LaBlanc, a 17 year old inmate at East Cambridge jail, is recorded as having breakfast of corned beef hash bread and coffee. Dinner consists of beef soup vegetables and bread while supper is bread and tea. The passage notes her health improving.
A Waltham girl dragged from a bed after a murder now languishes in East Cambridge jail. Over ten months she has gained weight, matured rapidly, and learned English well enough to converse with counsel without an interpreter. Her sisters visit rarely and meals reflect plain jail fare.
A Dian girl held at the East Cambridge jail for the murder of Clarence F. Glover of Waltham has gained nearly 40 pounds during eleven months of imprisonment.
Police in Cincinnati report finger marks left on a door by the slayer of Mrs Mary Hackney may identify the killer. Three men are held pending charges as fingerprint impressions are to be taken after the body was found in her home last night.
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