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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1912
Page
2
Lynn Feb 12 Mrs Robena King testifies she has been her own detective and followed husband Fred C King of Chelsea to a hotel with Mrs Lillian Hurd. She reveals a secret 1909 Portsmouth marriage to King by Rev Goodwin. Hearing continued to Wednesday.
Bangor Democrats nominate Aries W. Mullen for mayor. Mullen serves as Bangor mayor and represents the Bangor district in the State Senate.
Opera patrons faced a sudden shift as Mme Lillian Nordica fell ill, prompting Mme Gadski to substitute Isolde and delaying the Aida conduct by Weingartner. Nordica’s career and recent health sparked questions about a possible retirement, while guest details and marriages in her bio were recounted.
Max Manastersky, 20, of 19 Suffolk Street Malden, shot his brother Abraham, 22, at their home after a quarrel. He fled and is being sought by Greater Boston police amid fears of self harm. Abraham, well regarded in Suffolk square, was near death from the shot. Max, tall and thin with a gray overcoat, has a history of suicide attempts and fugitive behavior.
In this editorial excerpt Taft attacks Democratic plans to cut cavalry regiments and oppose naval additions until the Panama Canal is finished. He accuses opponents of acting as neurotics and emotionalists while praising Republicans for progress and specific laws over the past decade.
In Malden a harness maker Max , 28, shot his brother Abraham, a carpenter, in the kitchen just before supper. The mother and two sisters witnessed or heard guns as Max fled toward Chelsea. Abraham lies unconscious at Malden Hospital. the gunman is at large pending investigation.
Signs point to Miner Brown’s neatly signed Cubs contract as he faces another finger chop to secure a big league spot. Adamson’s Balsam touted as a relief remedy while cough cures circulate among druggists.
An old advert offers a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a refund promise if it fails. The box bears B W Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey rallies at the Iroquois Club Lincoln birthday luncheon in Chicago. He argues democracy thrives when business is cared for and politics stay free of special privilege, warning against excessive programs beyond practical reach.
Police at Hanover Street station say three men arrested have cleared up a mystery of missing groceries from Masoline & Berger at 68 Fulton Street. William Pasquale 26 of Hull Street Augustine Rossi 26 of Fairfield Place and Guiseppe Di Cicco 38 of Tileston Street are charged with receiving stolen groceries valued at 412 dollars.
An unoccupied fourth floor apartment on No 3 Sutherland Road Aberdeen Brighton burst due to a bursting gas pipe exploding and throwing up the street sidewalk cover. Extreme cold is blamed with gas workers seeking a leak for days and a trench dug around the main street pipe.
Manson Reed notices report the marriage of Agnes Beatrice Reed to William Henry Manson on February 12 in Malden with Rev. Charles H. Atkins officiating. The page also records the Wheater Coe marriage in Southbridge Mass with Rev. Charles R. Tenney officiating.
Widow Mary Colman of East Boston dies with funeral at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Multiple notices list in memoriam services for Dacey, Donovan, Ferdinand, Mears, Meinhold, Muldoon, Parlane, Carthy and McCarthy with addresses in Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and Cambridge. Relatives invited to attend. mass times provided.
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