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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
20
In Chillicothe Ohio on June 9 the national reunion of Mexican War survivors drew only six veterans. Captain Fisher, past 90 and blind, president of the National Association of Mexican Veterans, could not deliver a formal address.
Westbrook Maine marked its incorporation anniversary with a three day celebration ending in a parade including Coast Artillery Corps militia units from Portland and Westbrook. The program featured a park dedication Riverbank a field artillery drill and an athletic meet along with civic and trade displays.
In Rhode Island Judge Doran rules against custody transfer in Nina Chinn Walker versus James Wilson Grimes Walker. He orders continued alimony and holds Commander Walker in contempt if he relocates children out of state. The case cites trial habeas corpus efforts and fears of permanent removal. In New Hampshire Lieutenant Colonel Michael J Healy assumes command of the First Infantry at the annual National Guard tour with about 1200 troops, replacing on leave Colonel Harley B Roby.
A double page drawing by Wladyslaw T. Benda appears in the Next Sunday Post Magazine featuring nine beautiful women in a single composition.
Ottawa confirms a 50000 grant for Empress of Ireland disaster survivors and victims families plus 10000 for inquiry expenses into the steamer’s sinking. More than 950 lives were lost.
The upcoming Sunday Post showcases Willie and Muggsy in a light hearted feature. The piece highlights their antics and charm with a warm, humorous tone suitable for readers seeking a cheerful holiday stir.
Katherine M. McNally daughter of John J. McNally of 779 Washington Brookline married William V. Kerrigan of Thorndike Brookline. Rev Dr John T Creagh officiated at St Aidan Church with Mary Kerrigan maid of honor and Arthur Kerrigan best man. Reception at the bride’s home and plan to live in New York City after honeymoon.
George W. Salvage alias Holt, who escaped from Malden court custody last March and briefly armed officers, was captured at Fort Slocum. Everett Chief Hill, who had arrested Salvage in March for an assault on a young girl, pursued the escapee after information of enlistment at Fort Slocum.
The sloop yacht Kiowa formerly of Boston and now owned by Allen O. Freefer of Bridgeport, Conn., was dismasted off Cottage City in a fresh northeast wind. The mast broke near the deck, wheel demolished, crew of three unharmed, hull damage slight. The Iowa Wagon meanwhile lost speed after bobstay parted and bow sprit broke near Hyannisport en route from Marblehead to Bridgeport.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, firmly denies any engagement to Dr. T Carey Grayson or anyone else. She stated there is absolutely no truth to reports of engagement, calling the gossip baseless.
Miss Wilson arrived in the city yesterday for throat surgery performed by Dr. D Braden Kyle of 1517 Walnut Street. The operation relieved her condition, and she said she could sing without trouble. She also commented on President Wilson's health as very well.
Miss Elsie Weaver Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry A Smith of New York formerly of Jamaica Plain married John Kilmer of 92 Lancaster Terrace Brookline at Brookline Baptist Church The bride was attended by maid of honor Flora Weaver and bridesmaids Mabel Barnett Ida Pottinger Susanne Jameson Jessie Wilkinson Helen Kilmer Alice Kilmer Helen Hardy and Louise Dyer The couple departed for a honeymoon and will live in South Framingham after the return.
Probation Officer Francis J. Fahey conducted the inquiry and Judge Avery placed the case on file with payment of $2.80 costs. The piece precedes a Sunday Post story noted as a soul-stirring narrative you won’t want to miss.
A Treasury decision allows women to wear game bird plumage when leaving the United States and reentering. In Detroit a woman wore an aigrette bought six years earlier in New York, crossed to Windsor and returned within an hour, but customs seized the aigrette.
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