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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
18
At a one day Devon dog show patrons including Mrs. Sullivan and her daughters and Miss Gladys Earle displayed cigarette cases from necks, purses, and chatelaine bags. Canine guest Vi Sen the Pekinese owned by Mrs. A S Holland of New York is valued at $500. Alberta Claire, Wyoming cowgirl, arrived with her half wolf half Newfoundland.
Madame Genodefe Descarlo, an Italian widow made by the Titanic disaster, will sail this afternoon on the White Star Canopic, accompanied by her husband’s body. He was a former Chicago merchant whose body was recovered by the Mackey Bennett and brought to Halifax for burial.
F C Inman of New York and F H Harris of Boston advanced to the singles final in Hartford as play concluded today in the New England tennis tournament. Man and Peaslee of Yale captured the doubles title by defeating Harris and Currier in a tight five game match.
Cardinal O Connell orders immediate priest placements. Rev Michael F Callahan moves from St Marys Ayer to assist Rev Thomas F McCarthy at St Clement Somerville. Rev James A Barrett becomes assistant at St Marys Ayer to Rev Patrick J Sheedy, replacing Callahan. Rev George H Quigley, formerly with Arlington 8&J Agnes, becomes assistant to Rev James N Supple at St Francis de Sales Charlestown.
To restore vitality Horsford's Acid Phosphate is especially valuable for relief of that tired feeling common in spring and summer. The advertisement highlights its energizing effects and seasonal use.
The couple married after a romance begun in Italy and flourishing in Chicago before sailing on the Titanic. The husband is to be buried in Italy after the disaster. Two transatlantic liners depart today for Europe, the Canopic from Charlestown with 700 aboard and the Californian from East Boston with 25 cabin passengers, carrying several named travelers.
Maria Sanders, a Boston resident for over 60 years and longtime Sunday school teacher, died in Portsmouth at age 82. She lived on Tyler Street and was the oldest member of Harvard Street Church. native of Ossipee New Hampshire. She is survived by brother John Cates of Hanson Massachusetts and two sons, Dr Fred B Towle of Portsmouth and Colonel Charles B Towle with the Ben Hur Company in London.
In New York a six year old girl Sigrid Eckstrom was found dead in a coal bin. An autopsy showed she was murdered by strangulation with a fractured throat bone. Her five year old brother Edwin identified a man she planned to visit for a penny and provided a description to police.
Dresden reports King Frederick August of Saxony was unseated while reviewing cavalry maneuvers. He sustained a badly wrenched right leg and was briefly treated.
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