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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1910

Page

16

Triplets Born to O Leary Family in Charlestown

Patrick O Leary and his wife welcome three healthy girls Mary Catherine and Margaret born at 4 St Martin Street Charlestown. The father recently broke his hand at Quincy market and has been unable to work leaving the family with limited means to care for the newborns and two older children.

O’leary St. Martin Street Charlestown Patrick O’leary Quincey Market Mary Catherine Margaret

Society buds scorn voting in Albany campaign

The advance agent for women suffrage reached Albany with Mrs. Clarence Mackay’s representative interviewing hall owners for Jan 16 week dates. An Albany Association oppose suffrage and a 28 member junior society of society girls pledges to resist militants, potentially at the capitol as suffragists seek lawmakers’ ballots.

Albany State Capitol Clarence Mackay Albany Association Capitol

Reverend William Richards Dies in New York

The Rev Dr William Rogers Richards pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church since 1902 died suddenly at his New York home. Born December 20 1853 in Boston he previously served in Bath Maine and Plainfield New Jersey and was a prolific author of religious works.

New York William Rogers Richards Brick Presbyterian

Irish aid funds reach forty thousand via O Connor drive

The United Irish League treasurer Thomas B. Fitzpatrick sent a £1000 draft to John Redmond and the Irish Parliamentary Fund to support home rule. This is the 11th installment totaling £40,000 since O Connor arrived in late October, plus a separate $5,000 sent from Chicago bringing the total to $45,000. Montreal and New Orleans donors are cited.

John E. Redmond Thomas B. Fitzpatrick United Irish League Irish Parliamentary Party T.P. O’connor M. P Chicago John F. Reamond T. P. O’connor Fitzpatrick Patrick O’donnell John Fitzgibbon Irish Parliamentary Fund Dublin Tre Treasury Montreal New Orleans Tt. B. Fitspatrick

Lost dog Tom in Charlestown cleft by rain

A letter from Harry Doris and Willie Cooper of 18 Harvard Street Charlestown asks the Boston Post for help locating their lost black and tan dog named Tom with a red collar. They have searched all day in the rain and appeal to the editor for assistance.

the Post Tom Boston Post Harry Doris Willie Cooper Harvard Street Charlestown

Grandmother Wins Custody After Divorce Ruling

In New Haven on December 7 Judge Lucier Burpee granted a divorce between C. F. Hofacker and Mrs Julia Hofacker on statutory grounds. Custody of Dorothy was awarded to the child's grandmother Mrs Mary Konitz who declared she would give her life for the girl and prevailed when the judge placed grandmotherly love above the father. Mrs Hofacker remains living with her mother.

New Haven Lucier Burpee C. F. Hofacker Julia Hofacker Mary Konitz Hofacker Dorothy Dorothy,” Said Mrs. Konitz. She Turned To Hofacker

Auto Owners Liable in Supreme Judicial Decision

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that auto owners are responsible for their chauffeurs actions. The case involved Charles S. Shepards car colliding with a vehicle partly owned by Volney Jacobs but hired for Labor Day 1907 by Simeon H. Baker. The ruling assigns liability to the owners.

Supreme Judicial Court Lowell Charles S. Shepard Volney Jacobs Simeon H. Baker Jacobs Baker

Nitrate Trust Plans Backed by Morgan and Deutsche Bank

It is reported that J Pierpont Morgan of New York and the Deutsche Bank of Berlin plan a worldwide nitrate trust with a capital of 200000000. The syndicate aims to acquire saltpetre mines in Chile and nitrate works in Norway where 20000000 is invested.

Christiania J. Pierpont Morgan New York Deutsche Bank of Berlin Chili Norway

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