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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

7

Fortune Recovered After Aunt Uncle John Mystery

Mrs. Frank W. Sawyer of Boston says half of a 1 500 000 fortune left by Uncle John has been recovered after arriving in Portland Maine. She claims an excellent clue to a murderer exists and promises important developments in days ahead. The body of Mr. Stinson will be brought to Portland for a Christian burial.

Portland John Frank W. Sawyer Peterboro Street Boston Post Ashe Mr. Stinson

Mystery of Wealthy Miner Tied to Stinson Death

Mrs. Sawyer reports a San Francisco letter claiming a miner tied to murdered uncle John Stinson has grown rich. Police guard the suspect in San Francisco as Mrs. Connor and attorney Albert Foster pursue recovered bonds and missing vault papers. Stinson vanished from the Russ House eight years ago. a body found at Golden Lake Park is believed to be his. The search for more valuables continues as authorities prepare for possible arrests.

San Francisco Sarah Connor Sheridan Street Portland Stinson Albert C. Foster Golden Lake Park Mr. Stinson John Stinson Russ Connor

Belmont 400 Years Ago Singing Meeting Delights Belmontites

Belmont February 21 event featured a mock singing school from a century ago with costumes and a varied program. Patrons Mrs. Luther Blaikie and others hosted acts including Miss Helen Leavitt Florence Kidder Abbot Philips and the Harvard Mandolin Club led by Godfrey McMullen with Elmer Wilson Jr at the piano. The program included Italian medley Swanee River readings and a large choir performance, with sleight-of-hand by the Burt Brothers and other musical pieces.

Luther Blaikie Fr. H. Swift Burke Fay Leavitt Winthrop Cheney William H. Poole Florence Stowe Helen S. Leavitt Florence Madeline Kidder Abbot Philips William Upham Charles Broderick B. C. van Wye Burt Brothers Mandolin Club Harvard Godfrey McMullen Elmer Wilson, Jr Reuben Rachel Ruth Moriarty Herbert Macurdy Bigge Swanee River Miss Kidder Macurdy Giles Upham Broderick Mr. Upham Bigge Choire Crakgiangyaa Ae Alain Ie Atacaaineleowtiiote LIBR Fehoes Cousint Daloirion Catgtacalg Giaracats Glstees B.C. van Wye Mncs Vic Aiiie Bigge Choir Rebecca Auld Lang Syne All Ye Goode Ushers Nelson Frazier Guy Robinson Frank Williams Harold Trafton Emery Foster S. Blaikie Jobin Taylor

Weather shifts melt snow as river rises in Berkshire

In Great Barrington on February 21 the rapid warm rain over four hours melted snow. Rivers are rising and lilac trees are budding while arbutus is gathered on the mountain sides indicating a swift spring thaw.

Great Barrington

Pope elevates Boston coadjutor to archbishopric in Rome

In Rome on February 21 Pope Pius IX preconized the Right Rev. W. H. O Connell as archbishop of Constance and made 19 French bishops in vacant dioceses due to the Franco-Vatican stand. The Right Rev. A S Bernard was named bishop of St Hyacinth Canada. Cardinal Logue attended the secret consistory.

Rome Pius W. H. O'Connell Boston Constance A. S. Bernard St. Hyacinth Canada Cardinal Logue Arragh All Ireland

Team Breaks Into Subway Before Old South Meeting House

A heavy coal cart carrying three tons of anthracite tried to enter the Washington street subway in front of the Old South Meeting House. Planking over the excavation broke as the cart plunged through. The driver and helper were thrown to the ground but narrowly escaped being drawn into the shaft.

Washington Street Old South Meeting House

Roosevelt May Mediate Between France and Germany

An official Paris dispatch hints at President Roosevelt could mediate between France and Germany to reconcile their opposing positions, a role similar to his mediation between Russia and Japan.

ST. Petersburg Paris Roosevelt Russia Japan France Germany

Judge Bishop Hears Hayward Suit Against Railway

In the third session Judge Bishop heard the personal injury case Elizabeth A. Hayward versus The Boston and Northern Railway Company. The plaintiff seeks to recover 1500 dollars.

Bishop Elizabeth A. Hayward Boston & Northern Railway Company

Ahern Sues Nokes Over Canal Street Injuries

In the second session yesterday John P. Ahern brought action to recover $10,000 from William Nokes for injuries caused by two horses on Canal street. Jury out.

John P. Ahern William Nokes Canal Street

Birthday of Master Donovan Stirs Dorchester School Circle

Master William Joseph Donovan of Westville Dorchester celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday by hosting a party for a dozen boy and girl schoolmates and his teachers Miss French and Miss Cushing of the Benjamin Cushing School.

William Joseph Donovan Westville Street Dorchester Miss French Miss Cushing Benjamin Cushing

Mrs Lake Finds Husband Severely Ill At Home

Mrs John Lake of 6 Emerson street returned home to find her husband insensible with pneumonia and convulsions. Doctors at City Hospital fear he will not recover.

John Lake Emerson Street City Hospital

Clyde Line officers and directors elected in New York

New York February 21 Officers of the Clyde Line Steamship Company were elected today with Calvin Austin as president and director. Theodore G. Eger was named vice president and general manager, N H Campbell secretary treasurer, E A Kelly assistant secretary. Directors include C W Morse Calvin Austin John Engliss C M Schwab Thomas Clyde Harry Morse John W Gates H M Whitney and J R Sweasy.

New York Clyde Line Steamship Company Calvin Austin Theodore G. Eger N. H. Campbell E. A. Kelly C. W. Morse John Engliss C. M. Schwab Thomas Clyde Harry Morse John W. Gates H. M. Whitney J. R. Sweasy

Robbins, noted chess player, dies in St Louis at 60

ST. LOUIS, Feb 21 Alexander Henry Robbins a leading business man and noted chess player died today He was born in Boston sixty years ago His death removes a prominent local figure and chess aficionado with national ties

ST. Louis, Mo Alexander Henry Robbins Boston

50 Years of Wedded Life for Foss Couple in Jamaica Plain

Mr and Mrs George E Foss of Jamaica Plain celebrated their golden wedding at the E N Foss mansion 11 Revere street Jamaica Plain with sons daughters grandchildren and many Greater Boston society guests. They are 75 and healthy having lived much of their lives in St Albans Vermont and Berkshire Vermont.

George E. Foss Jamaica Plain George Edward Foss Eugene N. Foss E. N. Foss Revere Street Greater Boston

Bryce Speaks for Home Rule in the Commons

London February 21 James Bryce chief secretary for Ireland declared home rule posed no terrors and aligned with the Liberal principles from 1886 to 1898 His speech drew tremendous nationalist cheers as Mr Dillon followed saying Nationalists would grant time to let the government develop its plans and gain fair consideration

London House of Commons James Bryce Ireland Liberal Party Gladstone Bryce Dillon

St James Young Men Hold Dance in Copley Hall

In Copley Hall this afternoon from 2 to 6, the St James Young Men's Society hosts a dancing party for past and present members. Councilman William A H Crowley oversees the floor and W T A Fitzgerald chairs the reception committee.

Copley Hall St. James

Harvard's Old Mascot to Act in New Play

John the Orangeman, Harvard's famous mascot, plans to move to New York to rehearse in Brown of Harvard. The lead role will be the Orangeman himself, while his daughter disputes the plan but offers no reason. The mascot is aging and affected by rheumatism, slowing him.

John Orangeman Harvard New York Brown

Chelsea man breaks leg at Mystic wharf incident

Edward Marodo of 8 Greenville place Chelsea narrowly avoided a fall overboard and suffered a broken leg yesterday after tumbling from a wagon while at work on Mystic wharf.

Edward Marodo Greenville Place Chelsea Mystic Wharf

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