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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1910

Page

7

Reach of Boston Wharf as 500 Tons of Fish Arrive

A record fish flow hits Boston with 1,000,000 pounds landed yesterday. Fleet, shore boats, and four offshore schooners carried haddock and cod in heavy totals, with top loads including Gladys, Nellie, Clara Silva, Emily Cowney, Victor, Ethan, Seaconnet, Alice, W M Goodspeed, and Helen B Thomas.

Boston Manhassett Lillian Romance Muriel Gladys Nellie Clara Silva Emily Cooney Victor Ethan Seaconnet Alice W. M. Goodspeed Helen B. Thomas

Gale halts Mauretania and Queen at Kelksstone harbor

In a violent southwest gale the steamship Queen carrying 1389 passengers failed for hours to enter Folkestone and remained at sea before finally entering. The Cunard liner Mauretania waited off Queenstown for nine hours to embark mails and passengers for New York, then sailed unable to drop Roche's Point pilot, taking him to New York.

London Queen Boulogne Kolkstone Cunard Line Queenstown New York Roche's Point

Canadians See Bright Future at Boston Canadian Club

The Boston Canadian Club hosted a banquet at Parker House ahead of Washington’s Birthday to boost Anglo American Canadian cooperation. Speakers included Frank B. Carvell M P Ottawa and Governor Prouty Vermont, stressing Canada US trade, resources, and mutual influence with remarks by ex Speaker Cole and others.

Canada America Cole Massachusetts House Washington Parker House Frank B. Carvell M. P Ottawa J. W. Longley Halifax Supreme Court of Nova Scotia G. H. Prouty Vermont United States Wilfrid Laurier Winnipeg Labrador J. Stearns Cushing Ballantyne Charles W. Bartlett Longley Prouty

Dogs Killed Whitney Deer on October Mountain

State game wardens seek to file charges after two dogs killed five deer on the Harry Payne Whitney estate on October Mountain. One dog died after tackling a 1200 pound moose, and a game keeper fired repeatedly but failed to stop the dogs before the moose struck.

Lenox Commonwealth Harry Payne Whitney October Mountain Mr. Whitney

Widow Slain in Quarrel in Belfast Maine

In Belfast Maine on February 21 Ira Grady a 55 year old Islesboro blacksmith stabbed Mrs Harriet French 56 during a quarrel at her home causing her death. Grady was later found on the street and jailed.

Belfast Ira Grady Islesboro Harriet French Grady

Jealous trio implicated in Mrs. French stabbing case

Police report Sidney Bennett, 47, detained after claims of jealousy with Grady and Mrs. French over a long calling pattern. Mrs. French, a widow with three children, died from a jack knife wound. Grady, allegedly intoxicated, could not clearly explain the incident. Bennett denies involvement and says he learned of the stabbing only after blood appeared.

Sidney Bennett

ELOPER GEIS HER DIVORCE

Mrs. Anna V. Henderson of Boston wins a divorce from Alexander E. Henderson after six months of marriage. She cites cruel and abusive conduct, including gun threats, theft of funds, and excessive drinking. The couple shared a Cambridge home briefly before the split. Her mother in law, Jessie Henderson of Brookline, corroborates parts of the account.

Anna V. Henderson Winfield Street Boston East Cambridge Alexander E. Henderson Brookline Henderson Providence Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge Jessie Henderson

Will distributes 3800 to local charities and churches

Henry V. Gallant's will filed for probate leaves the Little Sisters of the Poor in Somerville 500, the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea 300, and the Star of the Sea Church in East Boston 5000 via Rev William H. McDonough or successor.

Little Sisters of the Poor Somerville Chelsea Henry V. Gallant William H. McDonough Star of the Sea Church East Boston

Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Cure Testimonials

A promotional notice offers Pyramid Pile Cure with hundreds of testimonials and free samples by mail. It promises relief from piles without surgery or doctors, cites a 50 cent price for full orders and invites readers to mail a free coupon to receive a trial package.

Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid

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