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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1908

Page

5

Soul Mates Land Soul Mates Land In New York Arrival

Ferdinand Pinney Earle and Miss Julia Kuttner arrive in New York from Naples aboard the Kaiser Friedrich der Grosse after a secret divorce in Paris and a Rome area marriage. Mrs Earle is reported to be expecting a child.

Ferdinand Pinney Earle Julia Kuttner Rome Italy Earle Paris Naples

Marriage revelation of Earle and his soul mate shocks New York

Friends in New York disclosed the marriage of Earle to his soul mate and their Italy departure. Earle’s appearance changed dramatically with a shaved beard and trimmed hair. The couple rode from the dock to the Erie depot and headed by train to Monroe New York, with an elderly woman believed to be the new Mrs Earle’s mother in attendance.

Earle New York Italy Dock Erie Depot Monroe N. Y Ms. Earle

Earle couple on ship list sparks old romance rumors

The passenger list shows Mr and Mrs F P Earle aboard a vessel. Observers note the man previously linked to sensational affairs in Monroe New York and a separate tale of a wife leaving home for a Paris sojourn. The pair appear a newlywed couple returning from Europe.

F. P. Earle Earle Monroe N. Y

Gould and Helie Dine Together in New York

Prince Helie de Sagan dined publicly with Mme Anna Gould in New York's St. Regis dining room hosted by Mr and Mrs Tyler Morse. The couple offered no comment on their marriage suit outcome while sources note a happy mood. Earlier the prince visited National City Bank to obtain a large letter of credit ahead of an early departure.

New York Prince Helie de Sagan Mme Anna Gould America Tyler Morse St. Regis Mme. Gould National City Bank

Clemson College Dismissals After April Fool Pranks

At chapel services Clemson College announced 257 sophomores and freshmen were dismissed and 48 juniors expelled for alleged subordination in April fool pranks. About 400 students remain.

Columbia S. C Clemson College

A Kansas man makes brandy from elm sawdust

A humorous exchange in which Homer recounts a Kansas man who claims to produce brandy from elm sawdust, prompting Mrs. Homer to joke about undermining temperance efforts and the idea of illicitly bottling spirits.

Homer Kansas

Home remedy promises ills cured with three drugs

An article advertises a do it yourself cure using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims rapid relief from lame back frequent urination bladder pain and rheumatism with a week of use and a local druggist confirms the remedy.

Witness recounts Watertown trip and sighting of Shanahan

The witness describes two possible dates March 25 or 26 and a return to Watertown by train. He notes seeing Shanahan in the Boston & Maine smoking car between North Station and Cambridge, mentioning Shanahan’s distinctive earrings and recalling past encounters on a wharf. He did not speak to him.

Boston & Maine North Station Cambridge Watertown Shanahan Healy Marsh Boston Mr. Marsh Chelsea Marine Hospital Mrs. Powers Jerry Ford Ben Shanahan Everett Street Mr. Gallagher the Post Benny Shanahan Barry The Post 1 T Wharf Maynard Peter Downey Annie Mullins Suspect Hint

Watertown Visits Tie Shanahan to Cambridge Murder Case

The article recounts Marsh and Milmore visiting Watertown to verify Shanahan's alibi and traces March events. It notes Shanahan near Cambridge the day before the murder, a conflicting alibi from Mrs Powers, and further clues from Shanahan’s room including an overcoat with burrs and numerous pockets.

Shanahan F. Gray & Co Washington and Hanover Streets

Health in Postum Pack Age Red Seal Ad

A man promotes Postum as a healthful alternative to coffee. He says coffee damages the nervous system and asserts Postum, made from wholesome wheat, helps people find health. He urges others to "find health in the package with the Red Seal." There is a reason.

Cats left homeless after fatal house fire at Miss Tucker’s

A house fire displaced Angora and other prized cats kept by Miss Tucker. Firefighters found the mother cat beside five newborn kittens on the first floor as neighbors left milk for the animals. No human injuries are described.

Tucker

A Shuman Codines Retail Managers Dinner

The A. Shuman Company entertained its retail managers and department heads at dinner last evening at the Copley Square Hotel. Mr Samuel Shuman Edwin Shuman and Sidney Shuman represented the firm. An informal discussion followed to strengthen relations within the company and its retail operations.

A. Shuman Copley Square Hotel Samuel Shuman Edwin Shuman Sidney Shuman

Mrs Rosalie Dimon Dies After Years as Recluses

Mrs Rosalie Dimon age 77 wife of J Frank Dimon died in Jamesport on April 9. The couple were long time recluses and were noted for their wealth.

Jamesport Rosalie Dimon J. Frank Dimon

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