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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1914

Page

4

Wife Says Husband Floped on Her Money

Mrs. Annie Shoffer of Chelsea reports to police that her husband Jake Shoffer eloped with widow Sarah Suran of Providence. She says he withdrew funds from Chelsea Savings Bank and New York accounts to fund a trip, then fled to New York with Suran. The suspect is a Chelsea tailor. Suran is noted as a Providence social figure.

Chelsea Annie Shoffer Spruce Street City Russia Jake Sheifer New York Sarah Suran Providence Jake Shomfer 4 Bank iPhoto

Lord Wimborne Dies in London Polo Pioneer and Heir to Marlborough

Ivor Bertie Guest Lord Wimborne, born 1868, died in London. He married Cornelia Spencer-Churchill, daughter of the seventh Duke of Marlborough. He owned 83,600 acres and his heir is Lord Ashby St Ledgers. He organized the polo team that plans to challenge for the International Cup next year now held in the United States.

London Ivor Bertie Guest Arsthaver Wimborne I. Tit Cornelia Spencer-Churchill Duke of

Dr E W Taylor Lectures On Nervous Instability At Harvard

Dr E W Taylor warned against excessive self analysis and reiterated that nervous instability stems from essential attitudes of mind. He urged parents to offer friendship over restraint and to educate children about human nature, asserting overwork rarely causes nervous invalidism and stressing proper concentration and self knowledge.

E. W. Taylor Harvard Medical School Taylor

Start Life Near Equal: Infant Potential Can Counter Inherited Tends

A speaker argues that birth does not seal destiny. Most are born with fair chances and can be guided to success despite nervous parentage. Early intervention can counteract inherited tendencies as a child develops.

Prince the Clever Swimming Dog Captures Beach Morning Guard Duties

Lewis Hermance of 908 Broadway South Boston writes of Prince a dog famed for swimming and friendly yet firm language lessons. Prince loves the water, joins family swims, sits on the beach guarding clothes, and entertains with curious stunts as children splash nearby.

Prince Lewis Hermance Broadway South Boston

Catholic Church Notes and Parish Events in Boston Area

A morning requiem at Sacred Heart Church Roslindale honors Rev. William Brett J. professor of ethics at Boston College. The Ronan building at Meeting House Hill opens this evening with Fr Peter Ronan and St. Peter's parish hosting the Married Women's Sodality. The Catholic Union presents Cardinal O Connell coat of arms with Irish art tracery at a pre Lent smoker. Edwin Mulready spoke on Social Justice. A dual parish reunion for St Marys Quincy honors Rev Thomas R McCoy, former Cathedral of the Holy Cross priest. Memorial Masses across the diocese mark deceased Knights of Columbus members.

Sacred Heart Church Roslindale William Brett Boston College John J. Cummins Mass Ronan Meeting House Hill St. Peter’s Parish Sodality Mer. Peter Ronan D. D St. Peter's Church Catholic Union of Boston Cardinal O'Connell Daniel J. Dwyer John Morton Edwin Mulready St. Marys Church Quincy St. Josephs Hall Thomas R. McCoy Cathedral of the Holy Cross

Sunday Liquor Raids Reported Across Divison 1 Areas

Officers from Division 1 conducted Sunday liquor raids yielding a crop report. Lentino Dantanio at 16 Battery Street had 45 gallons of ale and lager beer. Antonio Mendes at 326 Cormener Street ejal street produced 14 gallons of beer and one whiskey. Antonio Malata at 11 Sheaf Street had 10 gallons of beer.

Division 1 Battery Street Antonio Mendes Antonio Malata

Seaman Lost in Gale Off Vineyard Haven

The schooner William H. Clifford reporting from Vineyard Haven says a crewman, Silva Lopes, was washed overboard 15 miles southeast by east of Fire Island during a Feb gale while inbound to Boston. Lifesaving lines reached him but he drifted away and could not be saved.

Vineyard Haven William H. Clifford Jacksonville Boston Starr Fire Island Silva Lopes

Protestant Church Conferences and Religious Events in Boston

A country church conference supported by Baptist Congregational Episcopal Methodist Unitarian and Universalist bodies will meet in Boston March 4 and 5 with three daily sessions at Pilgrim Hall Channing Hall and Kingsley Hall on the first day and at First Methodist Church on Thursday. West End Mission held Washington Birthday services at 2 Green Street with speakers Dorham Barvirick Farnum Miss MacKenzie Mrs. Mary Sheehan and Frank Curtis. Rose Pastor Stokes of New York will speak before Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall. Norumbega district of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association meets at First Baptist Church Watertown on Wednesday afternoon and evening with Rev I I Petersen Mrs Etta M G Luce Miss Lawson Dr Albert M Hyde Hamilton S Conant and Newton Theological Institution students. Rev George A Gordon of Old South Church to give Lent lectures on What is Religion with topics March 1 8 15 22 29 and April 5. The 48th annual Boston Young Women's Christian Association meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon March 3 at the Hotel Vendome with a 3 PM reception and Miss Mary Woolley president of Mt Holyoke College delivering an address on The National YWCA Work.

The Boston Pilgrim Hall Channing Hall Kingsley Hall First Methodist Church West End Washington Green Street Clive Dorham Waltham Lex. Barvirick Clarence Farnum Miss MacKenzie Mary Sheehan Frank Curtis Norumbega Massachusetts Sunday School Association First Baptist Church Watertown I. I. Petersen Etta M. G. Luce Martha K. Lawson New York Albert M. Hyde Brockton Hamilton S. Conant Newton Theological Institution George A. Gordon Old South Church Boston Young Women's Christian Association Hotel Vendome Mary Woolley Mt. Holyoke College National Young Women's Christian Association

Redfield to Speak at Ohio and West Virginia Trade Groups

Secretary Redfield of the Department of Commerce travels from Washington to Wheeling West Virginia to address the local Board of Trade. He will then speak Tuesday to the Greater Dayton Association in Ohio and Wednesday to the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

Washington Redfield Department of Commerce Wheeling W. Va Board of Trade Greater

Women to March Up Hill Again

Prominent members from all three parties will appear before the legislative committee on election laws to oppose the straw vote bills on woman suffrage. Suffragists will march to Beacon Hill tomorrow to contest the bills with vigor, aiming to influence the hearings and kill the measures as last year.

Legislative Committee On Beacon Hill Thomas P. Riley Democratic State Committee Matthew Hare Progressive Party William F. Kinney Teresa A. Crowley Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Mary A. Mahan Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers

Straws Vote Bills Debated By Legislature And Suffragists

Attorney Michael F Culliney leads opposition to three straw vote bills on equal suffrage. Suffragists say the proposed votes are costly about fifty thousand dollars and nonbinding and urge putting the issue directly to voters under the state constitution. They argue the ballot would delay decisive action and waste resources.

Michael F. Culliney

Boston Work Horse Relief Ass announces entry details

The Boston Work Horse Relief Association lists matries closing May 1 with no entry fee. Age favors entrants. old harness or wagon acceptable. Thin, lame, or galled horses excluded. blind horses may enter. Special class for old horses with gold and silver medals and cash prizes, plus prizes in huckster express and barrel rack classes. A driver serving 40 years or more earns a medal. twelve drivers get silver medals and one gold.

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