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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1902

Page

10

Hunnewell divorce suit heads toward amicable resolution

In Newport Rhode Island Aug Herman and Mrs Hunnewell avoid comment at their summer home. A Hunnewell family friend says Mr Hunnewell will not oppose his wife’s divorce suit, suggesting a likely amicable outcome.

Newport, R. I Hunnewell

East Boston Water Carnival Preparations at Wood Island Park

East Boston readies for a major water carnival at Wood Island Park with 200 plus top New England swimmers. Mayor Collins and Lt Governor Bates are invited as authorities plan for 15,000 attendees, with police and harbor units coordinating crowd control and course safety.

East Boston Wood Island Park New England Collins Bates East McQuillen T Wharf Brookline Swimming Club

Moody Heads South for Naval Affairs Mission

Secretary Moody of the navy meets with the congressional naval affairs committee at Charlestown Navy Yard and sails on the Dolphin to Newport News. Attending members include Senators Hale of Maine and Foss of Illinois and Representatives Cannon Day ton Meyer Roberts and Payne, plus others on naval and appropriations panels.

Congressional Committee On Naval Affairs Moody The Navy Charlestown Navy Yard Newport News Eugene Hale Maine Senate Committee On Naval Affairs George KE. Foss Ilinois House Joseph G. Cannon Illinois Congressional Committee On Appropriations Alston G. Dayton West Virginia Adolph Meyer Louisiana Ernest W. Roberts Massachusetts Henry C. Payne Wisconsin

Cochran Withdraws From Suffolk Senatorial Race

James A. Cochran issues a public letter to Republican voters in the first Suffolk district announcing the withdrawal of his candidacy for state senator. He states his decision and urges supporters to consider alternative candidates.

James A. Cochran Suffolk

Brewery Case Hearings Continue As Labor Strike Tensions Rise

The proceedings in the brewery injunction case resume with Colonel Pfaff of the Massachusetts Breweries Company detailing unfinished plant value and post strike downturn. He cites a boycott threat and notes saloon circulars while witness Patrick J. O Callahan reveals financial backing from Suffolk Brewery Company. The master, Samuel K. Hamilton, hears defense witnesses and saloon-keepers favor union signs, with expectations that arguments begin Monday after the hearings conclude.

Samuel K. Hamilton Charles Pfast Massachusetts Breweries Company Boston Brewers’ Association F. J. Kneeland F. H. McCarthy Pfaff Boston Schofield Mr. Clark Master Hamilton Patrick J. O'Callahan Lawrence Suffolk Brewery Company Ward

Power warrant denied in New York court scene

Governor Kimball testified against Andrew F Power of the Exporters Association of America in Center street court over alleged misused funds and stock subscriptions. Magistrate Flammer refused a warrant for Power’s arrest, prompting Power to hurry from the courtroom as Hunt, the governor’s attorney, prepared other papers.

New York Aug Kimball Rhode Island Andrew F. Power Exporters’ Association of America Flammer Centre Street Power New England Manufacturers’ Association Franklin Street Mr. Hunt

Catholic Total Abstinence Union Adjourns In Iowa

The Catholic Total Abstinence Union adjourned at noon in Dubuque Iowa to meet next year at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania August 5 6 and 7 All the old officers were re elected except Rev J W Shanley of Hartford Connecticut was chosen president A cablegram from Rome conveyed apostolic blessings.

Dubuque Catholic Total Abstinence Union Pitttsburg Penn J. W. Shanley Hartford

Newport Bride Bets American Suit In Big Newport Wedding

Miss Ethel Davies will wed Archibald C. Thacher in All Saints Chapel amid grand Newport preparations. The event draws high society guests, a 300 guest wedding breakfast at Pinecroft, and lavish gifts from prominent families including the Vanderbilts Goulds and Sloanes.

Newport Ethel Davies Julien Tappan Davies Bradley Martin Archibald C. Thacher All Saints’ Chapel Davies Pinecroft St. George's School Scotland Miss Davies America Julia Dent Grant Prince Cantacuzene W. Pratt Thompson Annie Sherman Hoyt Colgate Hoyt Cornelia Sherman Davies Julien Townsend Davies Alice Martin Davies Marie Rose de Garmendi Davies Marjorie Gould George J. Gould Miss Gould Newport Society Albany Boston Washington Berger Henry M. Flagler Kingdon Cornelius Vanderbilt William Grosvenor Henry R. Taylor Andrew Carnegie Frederick Pearson Frederick W. Vanderbilt William M. Kingsland Pembroke Jones Clarence H. Mackay John Sloane

Diamonds Missing From Cambridge Woman's Ocean Bluff Cottage

Detectives search Brant Rock for diamonds valued at 500 to 600 dollars stolen from Mrs. Ka ward Hixon of Cambridge. She says she hid the jewels while bathing and returned to find the earrings pried open and the stones gone.

Brant Rock Kaward Hixon Cambridge Ocean Bluff

Recovery of Silent Mike Tiernan’s son from lockjaw

Doctors at Harlem Hospital report Joseph Tiernan, son of former New York baseball figure Silent Mike Tiernan, recovered from lockjaw after a July 4 self inflicted hand wound. Antitoxin was injected into the spinal cord, jaw relaxed by the fifteenth day.

New York Harlem Hospital Joseph Mike Tiernan

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