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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
Testimony linked Mrs. Bull to spirit messages guiding her will and finances. Witnesses described Indian mysticism and manipulation by Margot Noble while stock transfers and a $20 000 bequest to a Dr Henderson were noted.
Miss Julia Sullivan a Great Barrington telegraph operator travels to London for the coronation as guest of Miss Sophia Curtiss daughter of ex Representative Frank W. Curtiss. Sullivan and Curtiss leave on a three month leave of absence from Western Union.
John J. Stone of 57 Norway Street was beaten by three men who jumped him from a doorway at Norway and Dundee streets. He was knocked unconscious for about thirty minutes and robbed of 78 dollars before seeking aid at the Back Bay police station. Stone described two colored assailants and a third man about 25 years old.
At the Woman's Charity Club meeting held yesterday at the Twentieth Century Club the group voted to unveil a bronze tablet honoring Mrs. Julia K. Dyer on Friday Sept vn. They also designated Donation Day the date for members to contribute to the club’s charitable efforts.
Walter Fenley arrives in Boston to settle an estate revealing intertwined family relations. The case centers on relationships formed when a mother divorces and remarries, creating a stepfather connected to the grandfather, complicating the heirs.
Edward Fenley in Woonsocket married his daughter in law after divorcing his son and then died leaving most of his 100000 dollar fortune to his widow and her child. Walter Fenley, the grandson, efforts to settle the dispute out of court in Boston as relatives seek a substantial settlement.
The State bath house at Revere opened yesterday and will remain open daily through September 15, including Sundays, marking the 14th consecutive year of operation.
William D. Hanley a prominent Marlboro figure endured 56 days of alleged helplessness in the Marlboro Westboro swamp without food. Found emaciated and barely conscious by Metropolitan Water Works workers he recognized his brother John and asked after his father and wife whom he married in October.
Hanley, a prominent social figure, vanished after an April 20 grip illness left him unsettled and wandering. Militia, fraternal groups, and citizens searched the swamp. footprints led to a damp heap where he was found barely conscious and revived at his brother John Hanley’s home with a fair chance of recovery.
Last night at Symphony Hall, Mayor Fitzgerald sang Sweet Adeline with the orchestra during Boston College night. Prominent Catholics attended and Father Gasson received an ovation earlier. The mayor repeated the song after a rousing applause.
Washington June 15 A fund of 2000 was subscribed by members of the House of Representatives to purchase a silver service for Mrs Taft on her silver wedding anniversary at the White House. Each member gave five dollars. The gift will be selected in New York and will be supplemented by a silver service from the Senate to the President and Mrs Taft at the celebration.
Deaths listed include Beck aged 71 a former Twenty-fifth New York Infantry member and Andrew Post 15 veteran with services at W H Graham Funeral parlors then burial in Albany. Coppinger De Freitas Drury Early Guptill Gurnham Haines Mattfield McCool Mckenzie Munroe Rand Randolph Wonson with family notices and funeral times across Boston area churches and cemeteries.
The Post Real Estate column promotes buying and selling good farms in New England markets. Contact the Classified Department at Main 1383 to place advertisements for daily and Sunday editions.
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