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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1914
Page
5
The bodies of a man and a woman were found in snow at Bryan, 25 miles west of Toledo, prompting details of a tragedy that reached Toledo. Carl Stauffer, returning from Los Angeles after a four year separation, met his wife Blanche there.
A man shot a woman returning from a picture show on Saturday night, hitting her twice in the head before turning the gun on himself. The shooter, identified as Stauffer, was 33 years old.
The United States enters the undertaking field as cremated remains of Miss Helen Carpenter are to be sent to Milford from San Jose California. Miss Carpenter taught school for many years here and in Boston.
Independent means allowed her to travel widely. Her only surviving relative is Arthur Carpenter, a Boston newsboy. She was born here in 1851 and belonged to the Daughters of the Mayflower and the Dyke. Ashes will be moved from the post office to the family lot in Milford Cemetery.
A new Waldensian church in Rome was inaugurated by Mrs John S Kennedy of New York in memory of her father Cornelius Baker. Pastors from Waldensian churches across Italy, diplomatic representatives, and many distinguished guests attended. A bronze memorial tablet honoring Mrs Kennedy was unveiled.
From our high grade assortments at corresponding reductions about $30,000 worth of furs are ready today for about $12,000. Prices span scarfs and full pieces with values ranging from 3.75 to 60.00 dollars, including black fox scarfs and Hudson seal options.
Prices listed show fur muffs offered at 7.50 30.00 50.00 and 75.00 as part of a promotional sale. The range indicates different sizes or styles available to shoppers seeking affordable luxury accessories.
Mrs. Priscilla Phelan of Lynn will not appear in Poor Debtors Court next Friday to swear inability to pay a $120 debt for boarding her Angora cat. Her husband, F.E. Phelan, blocks the oath, saying the case will be settled today. The cat, named Priscilla's Appendicitis, was boarded by Kate W. Sprague and remains at her home after a default judgment.
Morris Fishman a 20 year old immigrant, found dead from gas poisoning at 179 West Ninth Street South Boston. He had been in the country four months and worked as a porter and window washer at Haymarket Relief Station. He attended night school and studied to become a lawyer, with authorities suggesting mental strain may have triggered his action.
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