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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
9
Cleveland star Larry Lajoie faces an indefinite absence due to a severe injury. The slump in Cleveland’s play follows his absence, as he is the club’s top draw and a benchmark for teammates. His $25,000 contract underscores his value while Boston fans regret his illness and the team’s decline without him.
The Maud Story Ellen F Gleason Ellen C Burke and William H Ryder landed large hauls of haddock cod hake and pollock totaling 41 000 pounds top the count while the rest of the fleet struggled in dense fog and withheld fares. The Tecumseh and Corsair delayed by noon closing will resume sales, and the White Star liner Cymric brought 412 steerage passengers with 26 citizens and 386 aliens aboard as fog slowed arrivals and emigration work.
Arrived July 10 steamers Cymric and Queenstown with 512 total aboard to White Star line and others from Liverpool Yarmouth St John N B and Baltimore. Vessels City of Gloucester Governor Dingley City of Rockland and Cape Ann listed with mdse and passengers. Sailed wind southwest. Margaretha Havana Boston Yarmouth schooners Cora B Lizzie Rich Clementsport.
Alderman James M. Curley spoke to the Parkway Social Club of Jamaica Plain at their Natick camp during the club’s regular summer outing with President Follen also addressing the gathering.
Citizens of Louisville plan a $500 diamond medal presentation for Marvin Hart the world heavyweight champion upon his return home. The paper lists 100 locals endorsing Hart as a true American athlete and pride of Louisville.
William Wood aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs John E Wood of Vernon Street West Fitchburg is in critical condition after a fall from the top of a cherry tree in F O Guenther s yard 28 Sanborn Street Saturday afternoon He struck his right side on a limb and fell to the ground unconscious
George E. Stevenson of Winthrop petitions for divorce from Elizabeth A. Stevenson of San Francisco after desertion since 1899, requests custody of their son George H. Stevenson born 1896, with notice and publication ordered in Boston Post. Edith A. Twombly of Brookline sues Frederick W. Twombly of Philadelphia for divorce after cruel treatment and habitual intoxication, requesting dismissal of marriage and restoration of her maiden name Edith Rechtler.
Massachusetts court orders service for libellant Mary E. Elliott to publish notice in the Boston Post three weeks before the August court date and to mail an attested copy of the libel and order to the defendant. The libel seeks a divorce on grounds of desertion after March 1902.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs at law and Andrew A Lamont for William McDonald estate proceedings. Hearings set for July 20 1905 in Boston to determine letters of administration with will annexed. Public notice by newspaper publication to occur weekly for three weeks.
Suffolk probate court cites all interested in Joan C G Hunt of Sandown New Hampshire to appear July 20 1905 at 10 am at Stow Suffolk to show cause why executor Gilman Greenough may receive or dispose of a certain deposit with accumulations at the Emolle Savings Bank and to publish notices for three weeks in the Boston Post and serve the treasurer 14 days before court.
Suffolk Probate Court issues citations to heirs and interested parties for the estates of JOSEPH S. DOLBEARE late of Boston and ELLA M. RICE late of Revere. George Close petitions probate without bond for Dolbeare and Edwin A. Rice petitions for Ella Rice. Court set for July 13 and July 20 1905 with required weekly notices and delivery of copies to heirs seven days prior.
Suffolk probate court cites heirs and creditors in MAFFITT estate to show cause why ALBERT REEDER or another suitable person should receive letters of administration. Hearing set for July 13 1905 at ten o'clock before the court in Boston with copies sent to next of kin seven days prior. Judge John W. McKim signs and Elijah George is the register.
Suffolk probate court cites heirs and creditors in the estate of Charles F. Grau Mann of Boston for a potential administration without bond. Notices announce executors and administratrices for Ellen Crockett, Attie Hawkins, Anna Anderson, and Wilhelmina Rylander, detailing bond requirements and demand presentation.
The Boston Superintendent of Streets invites sealed proposals for paving and regulating Harrison Avenue between Bedford and Essex. Proposals must be filed by Friday July 14 1905 with a $300 certified check and include a bond no surety company approved. The city reserves rights to select, reject, or prefer bidders and to pay union wages.
Suffolk probate notices urge Mason A. Carpenter to be licensed to receive or sell shares from the Savings Bank of Boston and Laura A. Titcomb to receive or sell a lot in Suffolk Savings Bank, with July 27, 1905 court dates and required newspaper publication in the Boston Post. Irene Williams estate also summoned for account review with notice to all interested and mailing of citations.
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