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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

Page

7

Ginevra Amieri the Ghost Heartbreaker of Florence

In 14th century Florence Ginevra Amieri faked death to escape a loveless marriage to Francesco Agolanti. She returns seeking her true love Antonio Rondinelli, who welcomes her as a demon or angel. The Signoria rules she was legally dead, so her husband remains a widower with a living wife.

Ginevra Amieri Messer Amieri Francesco Agolanti Agolanti Rondinelli Florence Ginevra Antonio Rondinelli Hell Old Amieri Signoria

National Education AssociationSupports Woman Suffrage Vote

Chicago teachers faced criticism from New York members over tactics as the National Education Association with over 15 000 educators went on record in favor of woman suffrage.

Chicago E. T. Fairchild Topeka Kan New York National Education Association

Women Teachers Rally In Battle Over By-Laws And Presidency

The debate centers on suffrage education and national reforms as Miss Grace C. Strachan campaigns for president against Mr. Fairchild. Accusations fly over procedural moves, recall clauses, and intraparty tactics at the convention.

Fairchild Miss Strachan New York Katherine D. Blake Mathilda Coffin Ford Chicago Boston Ella Flagg Young Gaynor Harrison

French Schooner Victoria Ashore at Cape Noir

Dense fog drives the French fishing schooner Victoria of St. Malo ashore at Cape Noir, Miquelon. She is expected to be a total loss. The crew of two men reached shore safely. Victoria is listed at 170 tons.

ST. Pierre Miquelon Victoria St. Malo France Cape Noir

Hay loading death lands Douglass Ferry at 38

Granby reports Douglass Ferry 38 was killed by lightning while loading hay on his father's farm this afternoon. His team of horses also perished and the hay burned. Ferry was unmarried.

Granby Douglass Ferry Ferry

Reading Square Fatal Car Collision Claims Man

John McDonald aged 70 of Reading on Main Street was killed when struck by a car in Reading square early yesterday. He had fallen across the tracks, worn down by the heat, and was found prostrate.

John McDonald Reading Main Street Reading Square

Friday Special Lace and Linen Trim Sale

Special for Friday Only 5c Allovers eighteen inch shad Oriental patterns white and ecru small effective designs Torchons twelve yard pieces at 389c Linen Cruny Bands three to four inches wide at 5c to 8c Wash Laces Oddle edges and insertions at 0.9c to 1c.

Auditors in Brookline Deliberate. No Action Taken

Town auditors met after publicized concern over small town bills paid without proper vouchers. Although the session was thorough, no vote occurred and the issue was placed under advisement. Local boards pledged to follow town rules going forward.

Brookline Board of Auditors

Wakefield’s Oldest Veteran Celebrates 88th Birthday

Benjamin F. Bernard, Wakefield’s Civil War veteran and first to answer the town’s volunteers, marked his 88th birthday with a banquet at his Lake Street home. He served as a lieutenant in the Richardson Life Guards and re-enlisted as a private with the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers after resigning prior to the call.

Benjamin F. Bernard Wakefield Lake Street Bernard Richardson Life Guards Massachusetts Volunteers

Battle over school site is on today

A U S district court hearing begins to resolve the dispute over locating a proposed High School of Commerce in the Fenway. Plaintiffs Mrs Alice R Thayer Mrs John L Gardner Sylvester Baxter and others seek to stop city officials from erecting the building.

High School of Commerce Fenway United States District Court Alice R. Thayer Fenway Road John L. Gardner Sylvester Baxter

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