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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
2
Gibson says he will face the situation courageously and that a coward loses. He describes a boating accident with Mrs. Ritter, his defense of his actions, and belief that Mrs. Menshik may be alive. He disputes rumors of a fake mother and insists on forthcoming proof and autopsy fairness.
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick fix for catarrh and colds. It claims nasal application cleans, heals, and antiseptically treats the membranes to restore taste, smell, and even hearing, while preventing chronic issues. It recommends a 50 cent bottle and urges mothers to use it for children.
Coroner Physician Otto H. Schultze relayed autopsy findings in the Szabo murder, saying death was by asphyxia from neck compression. He noted no throat marks and explained the choking technique with minimal pressure, demonstrated to a judge.
New York reports detail four cases across six years tying attorney Burton W. Gibson to deaths or disappearances. Clients include Mrs. Alice Kinnan, her mother Mrs. Louise Stenton, stockbroker George S. Malcom, and John Rice O Neill, with alibis, wills, and unsettled estates noted.
An advertisement touts Poslam box and Poslam Soap as cures for eczema acne and related skin conditions. It claims immediate itching relief rapid healing and restored skin with antiseptic and germicidal benefits. Free samples are offered from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Governor Wilson expressed irritation at a Syracuse meeting of the Democratic State committee and county chairmen and dodged questions about Dix while at the state fair. He described a tense encounter with Dix and other leaders during a day of political maneuvering and a separate luncheon clash over seating arrangements.
A quotation references Judge Reyes and a contest described as a Comepntencian carried out under hermet conditions. The speaker hints at anatomy knowledge to explain how pressure was applied but withholds specifics. The passage lacks clear date or location details and reads as a fragmentary legal or rhetorical aside.
Burton W. Gibson was taken into custody in Orange county on a warrant for murder in the first degree. He was calm at arrest after surrendering his innocence and denying any struggle in the boat or water. He expressed sorrow over leaving his Rutherford, New Jersey daughter and urged his wife to stay brave.
A surge of 300 excursionists returning from the Plattsburg New York fair pushed a couple from a steamer into the water. Mrs. Charles Hurlburt of Georgia drowned despite rescue attempts. her husband Mr. Hurlburt was saved. The accident occurred as the crowd rushed to waiting electric cars.
In a Murray mountain cabin near Wallace Idaho Charles Keil aged 74 and his wife were found. Keil had shot his wife washed her wounds banked her body with flowers knelt by her side and then killed himself. He was once a wealthy Minneapolis merchant.
In Boise with Senator Borah, Colonel Roosevelt campaigns through Oregon and Idaho. He pledges to audit forest conservation policy and protect small settlers from lumber interests, urging party unity and caution against inflated optimism while praising liberty and organization.
Roosevelt, amid a Northwest tour, condemns unfair treatment of small timber settlers. He targets forest policy as administration benefiting the individual settler over large companies, citing complaints from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho as part of his argument for future presidency. Campaign speakers including John M. Harlan and J. Adam Bede joined the event.
Medium weight suits in worsteds serges cheviots and silk mixes. Any suit priced 18 20 22 or 25 now cut to 9 7. Great values advertised by H Harrison Co at 666 to 672 Washington Street corner Beach Street.
Vienna reports the 23d international eucharistic conference likely to set attendance records with 80,000 tickets sold to foreigners, far above the 13,000 at Montreal.
An estimated 120000 visitors fill the area as hotels overflow and 400 schoolhouses shelter pilgrims. In City Hall courtyard 12000 meals were served from military kitchens. French delegates protest exclusion from opening events while Monsignor Raigner speaks on The Council of Trent in the rotunda. Archduke Francis Ferdinand and consort attend with numerous dukes and duchesses.
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