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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1910

Page

2

Free Love Plea Angers Priest in Poughkeepsie

Professor Charles Zeublin former Chicago sociology chair stirred protests in Poughkeepsie after a lecture at the Vassar Brothers Institute arguing women should not be bound by marriage norms. Clergy and local elites attended. a Catholic priest decried the remarks and called for removal of the speaker.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Charles Zeublin University of Chicago Vassar Brothers’ Institute Vassar College Cler B Joseph F. Sheehan St. Peter’s Professor Zeublin Vassar Institute

Arrest of Martin Fugitive Charged with Multiple Auto Thefts

Everett F. Martin, son of a former police commissioner, a fugitive since last October, was arrested in Hartford on five counts of larceny for automobiles valued at 350, 600, 665, 400 and 525 dollars. Inspector Pierce escorted him to Boston after the warrant. He allegedly took money for cars and failed when bail was set.

Everett F. Martin Hartford Conn Pierce Martin Boston

Porter kidnapping case hearing postponed three weeks

Providence reports the hearing before Governor Pothier on requisition papers for Mr. and Mrs. William Porter of Greenwood, charged with kidnapping a Boston child, has been postponed for three weeks.

Providence Pothier William Porter Greenwood Boston

Police Officer James Maguire Dies by Suicide in Hyde Park

Hyde Park January 6 Patrolman James Maguire of the local force shot himself at his home on Harvard Avenue at 1 30 PM after a day of illness. He had returned to duty last night and was found by his wife with his revolver smoking beside him.

Hyde Park James Maguire Harvard Avenue Maguire Readville

Curtis Assumes New Office Jan 24

Ex mayor Edwin A. Curtis will relieve duties and assume newly formed post on January 24 as indicated by city records and official notices. The transition marks Curtis moving into leadership amid municipal restructuring.

Quish Federal Building United States George H. Lyman George H. Doty Republican State Committee Curtis Custom House Lyman

Storm Due On Election Day

A Weather Bureau forecast says a major disturbance will hit the Pacific coast Friday, cross the Rocky Mountains and plains states Saturday and Sunday, reach the central valleys and lake region Sunday and Monday, then arrive at the Atlantic coast around Tuesday. Strong winds and possible precipitation are anticipated across these regions.

Washington United States Weather Bureau Pacific Coast Rocky Mountains Plains States Lake Region Atlantic Coast

Aged Woman Jane Upham Dies in Fire

Jane Upham aged 70 of 67 Camden Street died after her clothes were ignited by flames from an oil stove blown by the wind. She stood near the stove when the accident occurred yesterday.

Jane Upham Camden Street

Fishermen Reach Shore After Blizzard Losses Feared

Halifax N S January 6 Several fishing boats manned by crews from Canso White Head and Dover made shore this morning after the blizzard that drove them offshore on Tuesday The day brought relief as few if any lives are believed lost Those ashore reported seeing others safe yesterday and two crews were picked up at sea by a steamer en route to Halifax

Halifax N. S&s Canso White Head Dover

Winter Weather Grips Kentucky With Heavy Snowfall

Louisville reports ongoing winter conditions as snow falls across the state. Total precipitation in the city reached about one foot by nightfall with towns statewide seeing six inches to a foot and business largely suspended. A forecasted temperature near zero adds to hardship.

Louisville Kentucky Weather Bureau

Blind mother testifies in desertion case

In Newark on January 6 Mrs Delia Kane a totally blind plaintiff testified in the First Criminal Court about injuries from a pistol butt blow five years earlier. Her husband Michael Kane faced a desertion complaint with John Cullen Catholic Children's Aid Society agent as a complainant.

Newark N. J Delia Kane First Criminal Court Hahn Michael John Cullen Catholic Children’s Aid Society

Blind Wife Pleads for Deserter Husband at Court

While another Kane trial continued, a blind Mrs. Kane was led from the courtroom and later returned offering to pay a $50 fine to keep her husband from prison after a desertion ruling. Judge Hahn imposed the sentence of a year and a day for desertion.

Kane Mary Kane Charles E. Talbot City Hospital Holland Street Cullen

People’s Pedicure Clinic to aid New York poor

New York on January 6 announced plans to open a charity clinic with multiple branches offering free treatment for corns bunions ingrowing nails and other foot ailments. Clergymen back the project aiming to provide surgical aid to the worthy poor through registered chiropodists.

New York People’s

May Report On Glover Case At East Cambridge

Middlesex grand jury weighing the Glover murder case expected to report findings to the Superior Court at East Cambridge today. Hattie Le Blanc is cited at the East Cambridge jail in connection with the case.

Glover Middlesex Grand Jury Hattie le Blanc East Cambridge

Funeral notices from Boston area Jan 6 deaths

Multiple obituaries list funeral details for Bell Campbell Catarius Flynn Hardcastle Lakeman Lamb Langmaid McDonald McMurtry Norton Penney Stack Story Walsh and others with dates addresses churches and masses across Boston and suburbs including East Boston Roxbury Charlestown Malden Everett and Charlestown. Brockton papers copy requested.

Bickford Street Roxbury St. John’s N. F Troy N. Y Flynn Boston John Mary BR. Flynn Noonan Bennington Street Moses B. Lakeman A. N. Ward Irving Street Lamb Everett Mary Robert Lamb Spring Street Forest Hills Cemetery Langmaid East Cambridge John W. Langmaid Thorndike Street Cambridge McDonald East Boston Catherine Dougal McDonald John McDonald Sacred Heart Church Montreal P. EF. I Donald Hector McDonald John A. McDonald Liverpool Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer M’murtry Henshaw Street Brighton Mary E Martin F Thomas Norton London Street Church of the Sacred Heart Penney Annie M Timothy F. Penney Phillips Street Mission Church Tremont Street Newfoundland Stack North End Ellen Louise Ellen James J. Stack North Street St. Stephen’s Church Hanover Street Story Charlestown Nathaniel EF Warren Street Walsh Margaret Michael Walsh St. Catherine's Church Brockton

Attleboro Strike Causes Lockout and Riot at Talbot Mills

In Norton on January 6 five rioters were fined 325 each after a disturbance at the Talbot Woolen Company in Attleboro. Troops may be called if needed as 135 night workers walked out over pay. Five ringleaders named Calabro Lacise Counti Stead Plomnia were arrested and bonded for peace. H W Talbot posted the bonds.

Norton Byram Attleboro Talbot Woolen Company Emer Joseph A. Middlebrook Thomas Calabro Frank Lacise Joseph Counti Joseph Stead Thomas Plomnia H. W. Talbot

Edward A McLaughlin for mayor primary slate

Voters are urged to cast ballots for Edward A McLaughlin for mayor for four years and support listed candidates for city council including Nathaniel H Taylor James J Storrow John F Fitzgerald David A Ellis Julia E Dufif and James M Curley Thomas J Giblin Walter L Collins with addresses provided.

Nathaniel H. Taylor West Brookline St James J. Storrow Beacon St John F. Fitzgerald David A. Ellis Keswick St Julia E. Dufif Dexter Row

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