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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
12
A witnessed marriage contract was signed. Darrow and the bride are ardent theosophists. He is a Harvard graduate with two degrees.
In New York July 17 attorneys for Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Mrs. William Vanderbilt Jr. secured arrests in Paris of two men suspected as perjury witnesses in the Charles L. Fair–Mrs. Fair estate case. Testimony alleged that Mrs. Fair lived after the car crash, threatening an $7 to $8 million share for Newmarket heirs and boosting wealth for the two women. The suit now centers on whether a road mender's testimony proves Mr Fair alive at the scene, potentially shifting the millions.
Paris July 17 Counsel for A J Moraine and Miaucien Mas witnesses in the death of Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair demand their clients be freed. The provisional examining magistrate will appoint experts to review reports on the American procedure used to justify the arrest. Moraine and Mas testified in New York before the referee who will hear the Fair case.
Chairman Foss and nine members of the House naval committee arrived at the Portsmouth navy yard aboard the Dolphin. Captain McKenzie, officers, and Congressman Sulloway greeted them. They thoroughly inspected the new dry dock and other projects authorized by the last Congress and declined social invitations to focus on business.
A meeting of the Education Lodge I O B A at 80 Leverett Street agreed to take an active role in Ward 8 politics. Vice president Barnet White urged naturalization and uniting Hebrew voters to control their political affairs and resist current ward leadership.
Captain Vincent Nelson of schooner Fernwood arrived from Grand Banks after a 1000 mile voyage to Gloucester port. A broken rudder left the ship unmanageable, so the crew improvised a rudder from checker pen boards and cable, lashed in a triangular form, and steered with four men tending the quarter and sheets.
The Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Fort Wagner battle in South Carolina today at their hall located at 5 Allston Street.
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