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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1911

Page

5

Caruso Wins In Love Suit In Milan Court

Milan appellate court acquitted Enrico Caruso and Carlotta Carignani in a suit brought by Ada Giachetti who accused them of intercepting and destroying letters from Gaetano Loria of New York. Giachetti faces trial for alleged wilful calumny while Caruso pursues autumn criminal case.

Rome Caruso Milan Ada Giachetti Carlotta Carignani Giachetti Gaetano Loria New York

O Connell enters fight for clerkship in Suffolk County

Dorchester candidate James B. H. O Connell files over 3500 signatures for the Democratic and Progressive nominations as clerk of the Suffolk County Superior Court for criminal business. He faces incumbent John P. Manning who has served 37 years in the office.

James BH. O’connell Dorchester Suffolk County Superior Court Mr. O'Connell John P. Manning

Postmaster General Designates 60 First Class Post Offices as Depositories

Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock named 60 first class offices as postal savings depositories. Included are New London Conn Gloucester Mass Nashua N H Newport R I Bellows Falls Vt. Receipts at New York Chicago St Louis and Boston reached about a quarter of a million dollars in the first three weeks since August 1 opening.

Washington Hitchcock New London Conn Gloucester Greenfield Mass Nashua N. H Newport R. J Bellows Falls New York Chicago St. Louis Boston

Minot backs public in West End consolidation dispute

Laurence Minot urges support for the West End stockholders protective committee in the fight over consolidating with the Elevated. He states he holds no West End stock, stresses public interests, and argues a fair settlement will harmonize public service relations and secure needed transportation funding.

Laurence Minot West End

He'll Lend You a Dance The Parlor Opticiat Ad

An ad promotes The Parlor Opticiat as a wise glasses dealer who pries money for eye care. It warns against overpaying compared with Wilson Bros and claims Wilson’s 5 opticians grind their own lenses. It notes no prescription needed and broken lenses accepted. It also touts watch repair by 10 skilled makers in a safe shop.

Wilson Bros

Judge Richardson Weakens After Restless Night

Judge James B. Richardson of the Massachusetts Superior Court grew weaker at his summer home in Orford New Hampshire after a restless night and uneasy day. Physicians said his pulse and mental faculties were lower than yesterday. The reports followed earlier notes that he had been gaining strength.

Orford N. H James B. Richardson Massachusetts Superior Court

Investigation Extends Into Watertown Arsenal Strike

Colonel John Thompson of the Ordinance Department in Washington prolongs inquiry into the Watertown Arsenal strike. He will stay another week focusing on the moulding department where workers quit. Officials plan visits by Congressman Weeks and other Washington figures to inspect the Taylor cause of discontent.

John Thompson Ordnance Department Washington Watertown Arsenal Arsenal Taylor

Hickox Stenographer School Marks 32nd Year In Boston

The Hickox School in the Pierce building Copley square keeps a starting salary of $10 a week for all graduates whether employed or not. It is known as a symbol of high grade shorthand efficiency with over 1000 pupils employed in Boston. This fall the 32nd year begins and may be the principal’s last active year. A special short course is offered at $12 a month.

Hickox School Pierce Building Copley Square Hickox Boston United States

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