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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1913

Page

18

Mrs Harris sues Baker estate over love notes claim

Mrs Magnolia V. A. Harris of Washington files in Merrimac County Probate Court a claim against the estate of ex Congressmen Henry M. Baker for 200000 alleging she was his affianced wife. Letters dated Concord March 1912 are attached as evidence.

Concord N. H Magnolia V. A. Harris Washington, D. C Merrimac County Henry M. Baker Bow General Baker Mary Baker G. Eddy The Christian Scientists Magnolia Henry M. .Baker

Port of Boston Boosted at Banquet

At a banquet, Chamber of Commerce leaders praised efforts to create a dock commission chaired by General Bancroft. Boston and New England will grow together, with support from Mayor Fitzgerald and key figures including Jerome Jones and E. G. Preston. The Hamburg-American line confirmed plans for Boston to Pacific service and urged broad port development.

Storrow Chamber of Commerce Chamber General Bancroft Bancroft Boston New England Fitzgerald Ihs New York Jerome Jones E. ‘G. Preston Congress Jones Preston Washington Boston Harbor John J. Martin Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Foss George Smith Dock Commission Cincinnati Commonwealth Pier Europe Pacific Coast Commonwealth Massachusetts Lews South American Pacific Karl Buenz Commonwealth of Massachusetts Hamburg

Heirship Fight After Baker Death in Washington

Mrs Harris, Baker's secretary, sues for support and claims a pre nuptial arrangement would have left her a large share of the estate. She and Baker planned marriage in 1912. he died in Washington on May 30. Harris, 37, Baker, 72. Executor Burroughs says payment will be contested.

Magnolia Henry M. Baker Washington Harris General Baker Sherman E. Burroughs

Funeral of Mrs. Eliza A. Sanger

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza A. Sanger widow of Charles K. Sanger and mother of Massachusetts Senate aide William H. Sanger will be held this afternoon in Franklin at the Congregational Church. She died at her daughter's home in Mt Vernon after a five day illness at 81.

Eliza A. Sanger Charles K. Sanger Massachusetts Senate William H. Sanger Franklin Congregational Church Mt. Vernon Ohio Hyde Park Jamaica Plain

Auto Crash Injures Two in Salem on Loring Avenue

Two men were seriously injured when a car skidded on Loring avenue and rolled over. Passengers Orrin F. Bennett and Charles Stone were uninjured. George F. Annis was pinioned beneath the vehicle along with Patrick H. Sullivan who had a broken leg and both were taken to Salem Hospital.

Salem Loring Avenue George F. Annis Orrin F. Bennett Naumkeag Charles Stone Annis Patrick H. Sullivan Salem Hospital

You will know good whiskey with the first sip of G. O. Taylor

An advertisement touts G. O. Taylor as a premier whiskey experience promising instant recognition of quality with the first sip. The copy emphasizes taste and familiarity, appealing to discerning drinkers seeking a trusted brand.

G. O. Taylor

Death of Alfred Austin Poet Laureate at 77

Alfred Austin, British poet laureate since 1896, died in Ashford Kent at Swinford Old Manor. A barrister and critic by scope, he published earlier works anonymously and later produced Savonarola Prince Lucifer and English Lyrics. He wrote on naval and military subjects and issued his autobiography in 1911.

London Alfred Austin London University Rome Prince Lucifer Swinford Old Manor Ashford Kent

Weston Starts 1500 Mile Pedestrian Trek to Minneapolis

Edward Pay son Weston the famed long distance walker began a 1500 mile tramp from New York to Minneapolis at noon. The 75 year old plans to finish in 60 days excluding Sundays arriving Saturday August 2 to lay the cornerstone of the Minneapolis Athletic Club. An automobile with two assistants travels with him for safety.

New York Edward Payson Weston Minneapolis Minneapolis Athletic Club

Universalists Dedicate Bangor Church in Maine

Delegates from across Maine attend the 5th annual Universalist convention opening in Bangor at the new First Universalist Church. The church replaces the one destroyed in the April 30 1911 fire and was dedicated during the clergy conference.

Bangor Maine Sth First Universalist Church

Marshall Starts Speechmaking Tour Through Three States

Vice President Marshall will leave Washington tomorrow night for a 10 day trip through North Carolina Kentucky and Indiana where he will deliver about six speeches.

Washington Marshall North Carolina Kentucky Indiana

Wedding Culmination of Office Romance

John J. Attridge of the City Council will wed Miss Margaret H. Roche at the Roman Catholic Cathedral on June 25. Miss Roche, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Roche of Cohasset, is a society editor and formerly a stenographer with Attridge in a downtown office. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Adirondacks before going abroad in the fall.

John J. Attridge Margaret H. Roche Miss Roche John Roche Cohasset Attridge Boston Herald Boston Adirondacks Margaret Helen Roche

Fore River Sale Battle Prompts Court Action

A Boston suit seeks to halt the Fore River Shipbuilding Company sale to Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation and Bethlehem Steel bonds. Admiral Bowles defends the deal amid claims contracts worth 45 million and a 500 thousand cash balance misvalued, with total plant value debated and stockholders wary of losses. The case cites 23,000 preferred and 22,200 common shares represented at a Devonshire street meeting hampered by injunction papers.

Bethlehem Steel Company Admiral Bowles Myers A. Gilbert Cox Tremont Street Boston Fore River Shipbuilding Company Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation Quincy Bethlechem Steel Company Fore River Company Francis T. Bowles Kidder, Peabody & Co Old Colony Trust Company New York Fore River Jore River Company Corporation Devonshire Street United Staes Standard Oil Company United States Navy Argentina Argentine Republic

Bishop Brent to Confer With Bryan on Philippine Independence

The Rt. Rev. Charles H. Brent, Episcopal bishop of the Philippines, arrived in Washington and will confer with Secretary Bryan, Secretary Garrison, and Insular Bureau officials about Philippine independence and administration. He plans to return to the Philippines in about two months.

Washington Charles H. Brent The Philipines Bryan Garrison Insular Bureau Philippines

G O Taylor Promotes Premium Whiskey Leadership

G O Taylor markets its whiskey as more than average, presenting itself as a leadership brand in spirits. The ad copy emphasizes quality, tradition, and superior taste to position the product at the top of the market.

Ad G. O. Taylor G. O. Taylor

Senators Quizzed on Lobby as Tariff Debate Opens

Washington June 2 The Senate pressed the tariff issue with the five men on the investigating sub committee then quizzed four senators an hour each. Witnesses spoke of wealth poverty business and professional ties and interest in the tariff measure.

Washington Senate Wilson

Senators Testify On Lobbying In Tariff Session

A lengthy senatorial hearing drew a crowd as witnesses denied organized lobbying or improper influence on tariff legislation. Senators cited no evidence of improper payments while many said legitimate advocates may present arguments. The panel questioned roughly fifteen senators about personal affairs and investments, but found no proof of outside influence. Names of numerous men who allegedly sought influence were discussed but not confirmed.

Congress House

Senators Hear Lobbying Claims Over Indian Contract Actions

Senators debate duties on sugar wool lead met and related items with references to a lobbyist named MacMurray discussed by Senator Ashurst as seeking influence for Indian contracts. Committee requires disclosure of personal investments while witnesses deny any business interests affected by current or past legislation.

MacMurray Ashurst Tela Congress

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