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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1912

Page

18

Mother of 22 Dead at 115 Years of Age

Mrs Elizabeth Thompson of Paterson New Jersey died in a local hospital at age 115 according to her reckoning She was mother to 22 children and grandmother to 50 Only one of her children is said to be alive Her husband died two years earlier at 109 Her ethnicity is noted as a negro in the report

Paterson N. J Elizabeth Thompson Thompson R. H. Hinkley R. H. Hinkley Company Summer Street Eliott C. Lee Lee William Desmond The Desmond Publishing Company Anglo- American Authors’ Association Deluxe Romeo Nathan Nathan New York Federal Grand Jury Sophia Curtiss Great Barrington Williams Cooper

Young teacher Nellie Kemple ends life by poison

Miss Nellie Kemple a 22 year old school teacher killed herself at her Gray Maine home by taking poison. Her motive remains unknown.

Gray, Me Nellie Kemple

Reorganization Sale Highlights Deep Price Cuts

A merchant proclaims plans to gain sole ownership after raising cash to settle with a retiring partner. He promises customers top service as he unveils drastic reductions on high end menswear including silk lined suits and Montagna c overcoats formerly priced up to 75 dollars now cut to 20 35 dollars.

De Luxe Evidence Heads to Jury in Deluxe Books Swindle

Government says agents sold deluxe book contracts and used introducer letters to target victims. Boston publishers deny involvement while inspectors collect evidence for grand jury as victims across Boston, Pennsylvania, Chicago report heavy losses.

Boston J. B. Millett Company Boylston Street Anglo- American Authors’ Association Miss Hall Miller Company Joseph Fynney Bacon & Fynney Scott Fynney Pauline Durant Wellesley College Pennsylvania Pittsburg Chicago

Harvard Student Foils De Luxe Book Swindle at Gold Coast

Frederick G. Carnochan a Harvard junior wired to purchase de luxe Poe and Irving sets for 2100 dollars in cash. He reported the plan to police prompting arrest of Frank Daniels aged 18 and Walter Dunton aged 38 in Boston. Officers seized about a dozen related titles and a warrant remained for a third suspect as the case nipped further student fraud.

Boston Harvard Gold Coast Frank T. Daniels Walter V. Dunton Kansas City Chicago Frederick G. Carnochan de Luxe Editions Carnochan Hotel Lenox Harvard Gold Coast West Morley Court Edgar Allan Poe Washington Irving Carnachan Dunton Smith Waite Arnachan Daniels Sai East Eighth Street Washington Avenue Daniels Back Bay

Feast of St Xavier Observed at Cathedral Ceremony

Cardinal O Connell occupied the episcopal throne at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for the feast of St Francis Xavier. Large crowds filled the church with parishioners and visitors. The sermon, by Fr Philip M Finegan SJ, praised St Francis Xavier and noted Pius X naming him patron of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Cardinal O Connell presided at benediction with the cathedral staff assisting.

Cardinal O'Connell Cathedral of the Holy Cross St. Francis Xavier Society For the Propagation of the Faith Cardinal O’connell M. J. Splaine D. D James J. Redican Joseph F. McGlinchy Archdiocesan Augustine F. Hickey Neil A. Cronin William B. Finigan Philip M. Finegan Philippines Bureau of Prisons Islands St Francis Xavier Pius X St. Francis Navier Francis Xavier Japan O’connell

The Man Who Was Lost serial in Sunday's Post Magazine

Maude Radford Warren’s engaging serial continues in next Sunday's Post Magazine as readers await the next instalment of The Man Who Was Lost.

Man Who Was Lost Maude Radford Warren Next Sunday Post Magazine

Tight, That Is Keynote In Clothes

A fashion note prescribes close fitting trousers with little top room for entry, coats narrow shouldered and extremely short sack coats, and dark plain fabrics like cheviot. It emphasizes minimal frills and stripes for men’s summer and upcoming styles.

Boston Exhibition Sets High Fashion Rules for Tailors

At the first annual Custom Cutters' Club exhibit in Parker House Boston, rules call for sack suits at least 55 dollars and overcoats 75 to 90 dollars. Chairman Matz outlines cutaway details while club leaders hail American tailoring as world leading.

Custom Cutters’ Club Parker House Goose and Scissors le Bon Ton A. H. Matz Clement Maderras Cutters’ Club J. J. Foley Frank Young Boston Matz

Balance stunt on high roof by Atlanta daredevil Reynolds

John Reynolds the aerial daredevil from Atlanta plans a noon balance atop six tables and five chairs on a high Washington street roof likely the Filene building. The act drew crowds and frightened the orchestra at the National Theatre earlier this week. If weather fails the show will shift to Thursday.

John Reynolds Atlanta Washington Street Summer Street Newspaper Row Filene Reynolds National Theatre

Suffragette Mail Box Raids Resume Across London Area

Post boxes in London and extending to Richmond in Surrey were attacked with acids. Envelopes were destroyed inside a Hammersmith box, and additional acid damage occurred in the financial district as raids continued tonight.

London Richmond Surrey Hammersmith Financial District

Suit costs and court suit over luxury clothing

A young society man sues Edward M. Stone of Bush Hill road Milton for $2000 over luxury clothing including suits costing $83.60 two handkerchiefs at $5.28 opera suits and coats near $100 stockings about $3 per pair and other dress costs. The defendant is identified as Harvard '07 and Harvard Law School graduate 1909.

Edward M. Stone Bush Hill Road Milton Harvard Harvard Law School

Debts Filed for Clothes Bought by Stone While in Argentina

Dedham Court filed suit yesterday on a $671 bill from Chiswell Brothers Buenos Ayres against Stone for clothing bought during 1910 1911 while he worked with the US Legation in Argentina. The record lists neckties stockings silk handkerchiefs a silk faced opera coat and other garments totaling the sum plus interest. Stone has traveled in Europe with his sister Elizabeth since last spring and is reportedly in Paris.

Dedham Court Chiswell Brothers Buenos Ayres Young Stone United States Argentina Stone Harvard Legation Office Europe Elizabeth Paris Boston Medford Milton

Tarbell Resigns After 22 Years At Museum School

Edmund C. Tarbell quits the School of the Museum of Fine Arts after 22 years citing desire for more painting time. Rumors say Frank W. Benson may resign as well, while he serves on a Washington jury for the Corcoran Gallery exhibition.

Edmund C. Tarbell School of the Museum of Fine Arts Huger Elliott Frank W. Benson Washington Corecoran Gallery of Art Benson Tarbell

Bride shoots guest over slur at wedding

In Logansport Indiana Elizabeth Lang a bride of one day shot and killed guest Mrs Mar Copple at the wedding supper after Copple allegedly called the groom’s chosen bride ugly and worthless Lang was arrested soon after and police say she confessed and was pleased to stop slanderous remarks

Logansport Ind Elizabeth Lang Mar Copple

Woman Confesses Killing Mrs Copple After Jealousy Remark

The speaker admits shooting Mrs Copple before her two children, saying the victim insulted her age and looks and warned of marital ruin. The motive cited is jealousy after a wedding guest reportedly repeated the remark. Police were alerted after a conference at Mrs Lang’s home.

Tudor Tea Ad Promotes Inexpensive Tea Rooms

An advertisement promotes Tudor Tea rooms as the daintiest venues for the finest families. It claims tea costs only 1-10 of a cent per cup and urges readers to try the product.

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