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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1900
Page
1
Paterson New Jersey reports that the present grand jury will pursue the Jennie Bosschieter case amid claims of delays. Four men McAllister Death Campbell and Kerr remain jailed as Dr Townsend prepares to testify next Tuesday night about the midnight visit and details of the carriage incident.
New York Democrats cap the Bryan rally with confidence while Republicans fear its impact. Bryan and Roosevelt campaign vigorously as the race tightens across the state. Both camps plan heavy activity, with NY electors pivotal and Indiana in focus as the final week begins.
The State police declare bullets from Bailey of Saugus killed by a 38 caliber rifle. State Officer Proctor reports findings after visits to Winchester, Hartford and Springfield, noting that experts confirm the rifle as the murder weapon though full details remain withheld. He cites blood stain tests and warns the defense may contest conclusions while stressing readiness for trial. District Attorney Peters now leads the case.
Cloudy forecast for Monday and Tuesday in New England with likely rain on the south coast. Northeasterly winds expected to be fresh to brisk.
In Orange Massachusetts the October 12 issue reports the Boston Post pushing for cheaper milk and attacking the milk trust. The brief item notes early commentary from local coverage on price and supply concerns.
In the Boston Home Journal of October 13, a note says the Boston Post will print your name free if you sell milk from a cart for 7 cents a quart or from a store for 6 cents. The ad raises the question whether the benefit is worth the cost, and it seems many think it is.
The Boston Post led the drive for cheaper milk, attacking the trust system. Congressmen and press are praised for backing reforms that would benefit workers and fill the milk can.
In the Haverhill Gazette dated October 24, the Boston milk trust suffers a setback as public opinion perceives the blow via the veteran trainer and adviser, the Boston Poste, credited with guiding the public response.
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