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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
4
Defense counsel pleads mercy as Paul Beattie faces trial with a juried verdict looming. Prosecution recites the deadly act and Beattie’s cousin Beattie testifies amid sobering courtroom tension. Judge Watson adjourns as the case awaits the jurors’ decision.
The piece notes a tactic to draw buyers by offering significant reductions to make initial prices appear extraordinary. It argues this approach will create urgency and drive rapid sales before the lots run dry.
The trial pauses as Judge Watson reads instructions and the courtroom hears heated arguments. Gregory emphasizes the confessed relations and motive while Carter mocks Paul Beattie’s testimony and questions the gun’s transfer and the six foot highwayman account. Beulah Binford and Paul Beattie are released from jail. Binford heads to Philadelphia to pursue acting, while opposition to her theater work grows.
Peter F. Hodsdon, a 20 year Boston voter residing at 36 Irving Street, discusses his appointment as election officer in Precinct 9, Ward 11. He and his wife condemn the race prejudice he faces and vow to serve honorably in his first political position.
An advert exam is promoting GetSIt as a quick corn remedy. It claims no bandages or salves are needed, skin safe, two second application, and a money back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents, direct from B Lawrence.
Boston officials defend Peter I Hodsdon a Cambridge barber and Ward 11 precinct 9 inspector saying race is not a factor in appointment. Mayor Fitzgerald backs Election Board stand after five white officers threaten to resign rather than serve with him.
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