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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1911

Page

5

Rob 4 Houses Get Only 8

Burglars entered four Somerville homes on Saturday night ransacking rooms while residents slept. They used ladders to force entry at three sites on Moore street and one on Holland street, stealing a total of 8 dollars in money and small valuables including a gold chain. Police suspect initial entry at 192 Holland Street and note thefts at 16 Moore, 25 Moore, and 41 Moore streets. Mrs Bissett, at 25 Moore, frightened the intruders away.

Somerville Moore Street Holland Street William Henderson Moore Holland Streets Henderson Frank N. Crossman Lauyer Henderson House Joseph Bissett J. Frank Foster

Chief Cahoon's Surprise Boston Wedding Stuns Fire Crew

Swampscott on April 9 reports Chief George P. Cahoon of the town fire department secretly wed Newton native Miss Mary Murray in Boston after a trip to Elmira New York to inspect a new automobile fire engine. The couple now reside at 19 Maple Avenue in a Casey cottage as fellow firefighters fear practical jokes in response to the surprise ceremony.

Swampscott George P. Cahoon Mary Murray Newton Bachelors' Club Boston Elmira N. Y Swampscott Fire Department

Bridegroom Mayor Disappears After Springfield Wedding

Springfield social circles buzz as Mayor Robert E. Lee and Mrs. Kate Cozzens wed the night before he vanished within three days of the ceremony. He has not attended City Hall since the day after the wedding, while Mrs. Lee remains ill and denies a separation. Relatives reportedly know his whereabouts but won't discuss the absence.

Springfield Kate Cozzens Socialist Worker Robert E. Lee Lee Virginia

Indiana man’s vote tied Texas annexation to history

Milton Everett of Austin reports a chain of one vote links Indiana to the 1845 Texas annexation. He attributes the decisive 1845 U S Senate tally to Senator Hannegan of Indiana, chosen by a single vote in the Indiana House via Madison Marsh of Madison County.

Austin Texas Milton Everett Union Indiana Texas Republic Everett United States Hannegan United States Senate House of Representatives Madison Marsh Madison County Marsh

Powers Faces Bar of House Over Kentucky Democrats

Representative Mann of Illinois will not assign Powers to committees with Kentucky Democrats who refused to be sworn in with Powers. The Kentucky Democrats refuse to serve with him, and Powers fears a move to vacate his seat in the House.

Washington Caleb Powers Goebel Congress Representative Mann Illinois Kentucky Powers

Garden of Eden tale challenged by horticulturist

Hartford April 9 The Garden of Eden apple story received a skeptical rebuttal from George W. Smith secretary of the Connecticut Horticultural Society. He argued Eve likely chose a pear from a local orchard and that the Eden climate could not resemble a tropical paradise.

Hartford Conn Garden of Eden George W. Smith Melrose Connecticut Horticultural Society Adam

Bar Fovrty as Divorce Grounds

In New York Supreme Court Justice Newberger tells lawyers for Gerald P Wadsworth and Laura Deas V Wadsworth to take clients home to reconcile. Four years after their 1904 marriage Wadsworth failed in business and left their shared apartment for a furnished room, prompting the divorce proceedings.

New York Justice Newberger Gerald P. Wadsworth Laura Deas Wadsworth Supreme Court

Abandonment Suit Dismissed After Brief Evidence

In East Orange a husband sued for abandonment after forwarding a weekly allowance and the wife resisting returning home. She countered for separation, claiming failure to support since June 1910. Judge Newberger dismissed both complaints, urging reconciliation and suggesting the parties return home to try again.

Blaze Recalls Chelsea Fire and Rescue at 154 Arlington Street

A three story brick tenement at 154 Arlington Street in Chelsea caught fire with smoke and flames. John Moir rescued two children Abraham and Minnie Myers aged 10 and 8 from the second story, both uninjured. Loss to the building $600 and to contents $1200. Palm Sunday anniversary notes Chelsea’s rapid rebuilding and rising taxable property.

Chelsea Arlington Street John Moir Abraham Minnie Myers Louis Myers George M. E Chester Avenue

Ireland Population Declines Ahead of Census

Ireland's estimated population fell from 4,376,534 on Dec 31 1909 to 4,371,144 on Dec 31 1910. Emigrants from Ireland in 1910 totaled 2,447. Among the UK branches only Ireland is expected to show a population decline in the current census.

London Ireland United Kingdom

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