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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
2
Congressman John A. Keliher answers George Fred Williams accusing Williams of a phantom following and plotting to push the Democratic party toward an irreducible minority. He questions Williams for backing Moran after Moran declined to back Bryan in 1896.
A sensational clash at Suffolk Superior Court saw Assistant District Attorney Felix W. McGettrick and Clerk John P. Manning accuse each other of incompetence amid a dispute over a summons for J. Reed Whipple. The exchange grew heated as the judge ordered a proper summons and Whipple, flanked by clerks and hotel ledgers, waited in the courthouse.
Sidney K. Preble a 15 year old self confessed slayer faced the Maine Supreme Court for murder. He had been held at the state insane asylum for observation while Norris Heath an 18 year old chum was found dead after a dispute described as Heath setting a dog on Preble and subsequent shooting. Thirteen state witnesses testified.
An old note warns that only one Bromo Quinine product, the original cold tablet, exists in a white package with black and red lettering and the signature of E. W. Grove. It cautions that similarly named remedies can mislead consumers.
The speaker praises Whitney and attacks George Fred Williams portraying him as an arbiter of party weakness. He criticizes Williams for past slights against Whitney Bartlett Moran and Bryan era loyalties. He argues Williams aims to shrink the Democratic party and frames his Saturday screed as a boost for Whitney.
Rt Rev Mon Signor Thomas Griffin pastor of St John s Church is patient at St Vincent s Hospital since Aug 24. Hospital officials refuse to disclose his condition while the rectory says he is merely tired and resting. Parishioners are greatly concerned.
James J. Jenkins a corporal in the U S marine corps at the Portsmouth navy yard killed himself in a boarding house cell after being placed under arrest for desertion. He had written a farewell note to his wife before requesting the bathroom and then fatally slashed his head with a jackknife. Jenkins, recently released from jail, enlisted from Allegheny Pennsylvania.
Monte Sears of Ward 11 withdraws from the Board of Aldermen race and pursues a state Senate seat. Dan Donnelly, the blacksmith, holds a clear field in the Back Bay South Cove district, while Sears faces Republican rival Charles D. B. Fisk of Brighton.
Mrs. Jacob Luff of Quincy Avenue and her two children fled a room fire caused by a toppled lamp and oil spill. She fainted in front of a fire engine arriving to the alarm, narrowly avoiding harm with help from Peter J. Starr who pulled her clear.
The body of Robert A. Pinkerton head of the Eastern division arrived in New York aboard the Bremen. Superintendent MacNamara of the Boston agency supervised the transport.
In Suffolk County 48 Chinamen were arrested in a gambling raid by Station 4 officers Sunday. They appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Bennett and all pleaded guilty. A companion distributed a large roll of money as they were hustled from the room.
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