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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
8
Hattie LaBlanc, awaiting murder trial, marked her 17th birthday in an East Cambridge jail cell. Sisters sent cookies and crackers while her mother’s letter moved her to tears as she faced arraignment on November 28 for the murder of Clarence F. Glover, a Waltham laundryman.
A brief item notes a shift or update in leadership or roles, with reference to a commission or committee identified by a number. The readable text suggests a formal change affecting governance or administrative duties within a local body. No specific names, places, or dates are clearly legible.
Frank A. Scott named the new Belmont High School principal. Born in South New Berlin New York he attended the Connecticut Literary Institution Suffield and Peddie Institute Heightstown and graduated from Harvard in 1908. He has served as principal at Sheffield Holliston and Scituate High Schools and as sub master in physics at the English High Somerville.
Hattie, aged 18, is brought to East Cambridge jail and will be the youngest woman ever to appear in the Superior Court on a murder charge. She spoke of spending her 18th birthday at home with her mother in West Arich, hoping to be released by Christmas Day.
President Taft received a telegram from Sultan Mehmed V of Turkey thanking him for congratulations on the Sultan's birthday. The message conveyed cordial thanks and best wishes for the American nation's prosperity and Taft's Excellency.
Detectives for the Malden Gas and Electric Company arrested William E. Willcomb of 36 Villa Ave Medford on breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. He allegedly robbed pre payment gas metres across Malden Medford and Everett. Over $1000 in goods stolen. He is held in 500 bail for Nov 8 court.
Mrs Gertrude E Russell accuses husband Charles V Russell of pinching, ugly faces, threats, and a revolver, while he testifies he pinched only in jest and would work to provide for their child. He admits a harsh remark but denies fists or brain injury threats. case moves to closing arguments.
Domenico Bonanno a Lawrence cigar maker was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in Lawrence jail by Judge Dodge in the U S District Court for falsifying his accounts with the collector of internal revenue.
The west entrance to the White House will receive two Amateis bronze doors completed and shown at the National Museum about November 1. They will stay on display until the Capitol's east front is built, then be installed. Designed by Professor Louis Amateis, the doors and a bronze transom and frame are all American made. The doors measure nearly eight feet wide and over 13 feet tall.
The U S Supreme Court heard arguments over whether a wife may sue her husband for damages after seven alleged assaults in the District of Columbia. The case asks if domestic abuse should be actionable without violating home sanctity or civilizational norms.
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