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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

2

Princess Troubetzskoy’s turbulent marriages in a royal maze

A former Russian princess Nadejda Troubetzskoy, once married to Victor Turin, faces divorce actions from two husbands as she moves from Los Angeles to Boston to alter a libel to desertion. Her romantic history includes Captain Wallace Schutz and later ties to a wealthy Pacific Coast heir, with Turin abstaining from stigma.

Nadejda Troubetzskoy Red Cross Los Angeles Boston Nathan Allian Tremont Street Nadejda Victor Turin Troubetzskoy Turin Princess Troubetzskoy Flanders Washington Captain Turin Verdun Wallace Strait Schutz Milwaukee United States Schutz Schutzes Captain Schutz California Molive Russia Pacific Coast

Cat Terror Behind Velvet Facade Wreaks Silent Destruction

A lurid animal metaphor frames a crisis as a malevolent feline figure. The text contrasts a fat, sleepy appearance with a death- dealing nature, citing slaughtered mice as evidence of its true, dangerous behavior. The tone suggests a moral panic or satire about hidden danger.

Herrin’s Quiet Town Shrouded in Massacre Aftermath

A peaceful Herrin scene turns grim as 22 dead fill a mining town after a three month strike. Non union workers and guards faced shooting in mines and open pits, with bodies displayed in a hospital and a field two miles away. Authorities warn of possible further trouble as officials avoid the area.

Herrin Tierrin

Britain to Pay Homage to Wilson

London June 23 The funeral of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson will be held next Monday in St Pauls Cathedral with full military honors. The body will be interred in the north transept beside Field Marshal Lord Roberts. The empire honors the dead soldier.

London Associated Press Sir Henry Wilson St. Paul's Cathedral Empire Lord Roberts

Public Open House for Funeral. Assassination Echoes Worldwide

The cathedral will admit the public beyond relatives and dignitaries for Field Marshal Wilson’s funeral as two suspects in his assassination are arraigned. Reactions span nations with condolences to Lady Wilson while Irish leaders react to the crime influencing political stances and Ulster policy amid divided House of Commons opinions.

Eaton Square Field Marshal Wilson St. Paul's Feld Marshal Wilson England Lady Wilson Ireland de Valera Ulster James Craig the Spectator House of Commons

Masons Denounce Ku Klux Klan Ties in Maine

Associate Justice Albert M Spear, grand master of Maine Freemasonry, says Masonry rejects any link to the Ku Klux Klan and urges adherence to municipal law. He stresses lodge autonomy but asserts Masons are responsible for members' conduct outside and inside lodge walls.

Augusta Ku Klux Klan Albert M Spear Supreme Judicial Court of Maine Grand Masonic Lodge of Maine Spear Justice Spear

Explosion at Bent Street factory sparks five alarm blaze

A massive explosion at Gilmore's barrel factory on Bent Street Cambridge yesterday afternoon seriously burned three men. The blast shattered St Hedwig's School windows sending 150 pupils into a panic. The fire prompted four alarms and destroyed the factory with about $50,000 in losses.

Gilmore’s Bent Street Cambridge St. Hedwig’s

Cambridge Fire Tragedy Injures Children and Bystanders

Martta Bright nine from Cambridge struck by Chief Casey’s car en route to the fire and listed in danger at Cambridge Relief Hospital with fractures. A crew working at the blaze fled flames injuring themselves and others. parties named Rutstein and Kapleman are listed on danger at Cambridge hospitals. Mrs Sophie Buchanas was treated for hysteria after fleeing the fire and a Parochial School near the blast area faced chaos as flames erupted. Frank Gilmore owner of the rear building said he leased space to Samuel Rutstein for a molasses wholesaling business amid liquor probes by Prohibition agents. ten nearby families displaced by the blaze.

Martta Bright Lincolnn Street Cambridge James J. Casey Cambridge Relief Hospital Alec Rutstein Notingham Street Dorchester Samuel Rutstein Waumbeck Street Kadish Kapleman Orange Street Chelsea Sophie Buchanas Emmett Place Cambridge City Hospital St. Hedwig’s Parochial School Charles Street Frank Gilmore Samuel Rustein Gilmore Prohibition Enforcement James YP. Roberts Seregant Robert Douglass McBride

Bigamist Marine's Wife Suicide and Double Marriage Secret

Gilman, a Dorchester foreman and Marine veteran, recounts his marriages to Adeline Dilworth and Dorothy Bumpus while serving in the marines. He says he married Dilworth in New York using her money, later wed Bumpus in Monroe City, Michigan, then returned to Boston where Dilworth and their two children died by gas. He admits to bigamy and is jailed after extradition. he says Dorothy knew of his first marriage.

Boston Adeline Dilworth Young Gilman Dorothy Bumpus Back Bay Monroe City Gilman Pratt Bread Company Washington Street Jamaica Plain Blue Still Avenue Dorchester Fallon Street Bay Bay Marine Quantico New York Dilworth Miss Bumpus Mich Dorothy Beach Boston Consolidated Gas CO

Gaston vows to fight to finish for Senate nomination

Colonel William A. Gaston declares he will run through to the Democratic nomination to crush Newberryism in Massachusetts. He denies a Boston newspaper report of withdrawal, cites timing from June 1922, and reiterates his commitment to a long campaign against Lodge.

United States Senate William A. Gaston Massachusetts Gaston Cordell Hull Democratic National Committee State Committee Washington Joseph Walker Brookline League of Nations International Court of Justice United States Senate Walker Lodge Democrats Hull National Committee States Democratic Party Emily Newhall Blair Democratic National Women’s Committee Curley Fitzgerald Joseph B. Ely Westfield Frederick Jessup Stimson Dedham Democratic National Organization Boston Barre Senator Lodge New York Europe Richard M. Saltonstall Friends of

De Valera Says British Soldiers Likely Shot Wilson

Dublin leader Eamon de Valera stated it appeared British soldiers assassinated Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson in London on Thursday. He added he did not know who fired the shots or why, but believed the shooters were British soldiers based on the latest reports.

Dublin United News Eamon de Valera Sinn Fein Sir Henry Wilson London de Valera

Withdrawal Notice Urges Supporters to Ignore Lodge Reports

The speaker asks friends and supporters to disregard Lodge originated reports of withdrawal and declares candidacy finished. He advises focusing on resolving disputes within the Republican ranks rather than tracking Democratic prospects for the U S Senate.

Lodge Senator Lodge United States

Autographs On Turtle’s Back Chronicle a Cape Family’s Shell Record

The Bisbee family of North Dorchester on the Cape claims a 106 year old turtle shell bears multiple generations of signatures. Levi Bisbee first carved initials in 1816 during the War of 1812 era, with Josiah, Augustine, H Dwight, and Malcolm M. Bisbee adding marks in later years across the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Bisbee North Dorchester Cape Levi Bisbee Josiah Bisbee Levi Augustine Bisbee Josiah H. Dwight Bisbee Augustine Malcom M. Bisbee

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