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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1909

Page

4

Magness Freed by Wife After Navy Prison Sentence

Mrs Ada Gorman Magness wins release for her husband Charles J Magness from Portsmouth navy prison after a one year sentence for desertion. He served one third of the term thanks to good behavior and the couple now travels in Canada.

Washington, D. C Magness Ada Gorman Senator Gorman Maryland Navy Portsmouth N. H Canada Charles J. Magness Navy Department

Gale Imperils Harbor Craft

A fierce fifty mile per hour gale churned the harbor all day, imperiling shipping and causing near collisions. Towboat companies deployed extra tugs to safe landings as vessels moved between piers, including four Boston Towboat Company tugs moving the Langdale from Eastern railroad pier to Mystic wharf and a lift on the Trautenfels, anchored since Wednesday in the stream.

Boston Langdale Calcutta Eastern Railroad Mystic Wharf

Contributions to aid boy seek wooden leg in Brockton

A Brocktonian letter to the Post describes reading last Sunday's appeal about a boy who was injured and is raising funds for a wooden leg. The writer sends two dollars to support the fund and asks the editor to apply it to Charles Burns.

Charles Burns Brocktonian

Fall River Beauty Scientist Linked to Tragedy in Taunton

Autopsy shows Mrs. Sadie Gifford died from exposure and poor nourishment after being found in Prospect Hill woods. Police chase William H. Gifford, husband, as investigation notes a fatal altercation with Jeremiah Manchester Jr. and H A Tripp leaving Tripp jailed and Manchester sentenced.

Taunton Sadie Gifford Prospect Hill Woods Silas D. Presley William H. Gifford

Defeat of Equal Suffrage in Senate Ends Movement

Des Moines report shows Equal Suffrage defeated in the Senate by 387 to 11 and the limited suffrage bill for women lost 86 to 12, ending the suffrage movement's prospects for this session.

Des Moines Senate

GOLD DUST Cleaner Promises Easy Cleaning Power

GOLD DUST claims superior cleansing for dishes clothes pots pans floors and woodwork with no outside help required. The advertisement touts GOLD DUST as a vegetable oil soap in powder form scientifically mixed with purifying ingredients of magic power.

Shumway Wedding Reception Draws 400 Guests

A lavish reception at the Melrose home of Mr and Mrs Frank lin Peter Shumway honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Willis P Shumway who wed in New York City on Feb 10. Nearly 400 guests from Greater Boston New York and Philadelphia attended amid jonquils Easter lilies and a Thomas Orchestra.

Franklin Peter Shumway Melrose Willis P. Shumway New York City Boston New York Philadelphia Franklin P. Shumway Dill Thomas Shumway “Junior Leonard I. Leighton Carl C. Shumway Harold Hardy Reginald Fonda Ralph Smith Edward Warner Lemuel Lawrence Carl Hodgdon W. P. Shumway Ionic

Maine Senate rejects Prohibition resubmission vote

By a 22 to 7 vote the Maine Senate refused to resubmit the prohibitory liquor law to the people, ending the legislative effort on this question.

Augusta State Maine Senate

Labor's Boycott Ruling Divides Court of Appeals

Washington March 11. The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia modifies and affirms a prior injunction in the Bucks Stove & Range case. It holds the AFL cannot conspire to boycott Bucks but may publish ordinary references to the matter not aiding a boycott. Dissent cites freedom of the press.

Washington American Federation of Labor Bucks Stove & Range Company of St. Louis Court of Appeals District of Columbia Bucks Stove & Range Company Justice Gould Supreme Court of Messrs. Gompers Mitchell Morrison Robb Gould Bucks Store & Range Company Shepard American Federationist VanOrsdel Gompers Federation

Walter Cooper Ends Life Attempt After Will Filing

Brockton March 11 Walter Cooper 3% made a will with S B McLeod at 2 30 pm Thirty minutes later he attempted suicide with a revolver He remained on the dangerous list at Relief Hospital Insomnia and a failing mind are named as causes Cooper lived at 12 Bartlett street for a week with no local relatives He left 900 and shares of Amalgamated Copper and Copper Range to a “very dear friend” likely John Gunn Harmony Lodge secretary Cooper Recent eight years with Regal Shoe Company but was recently unemployed He dictated a note to accompany the will Dear friend you may think this a rash act but I don t care to live any longer.

Brockton Walter Cooper S. B. McLeod Relief Hospital Cooper Bartlett Street Amalgamated Copper and Copper Range John Gunn Harmony Lodge R. of P Regal Shoe Company

Debussy Quartet Shines In First American String Quartet Debut

The American String Quartet with Gertrue Marshall Evelyn Street Ebel Bankart Georgie Pray-Lasselle and Heinrich Gebhard gave its Steinert Hall debut. Debussy’s quartet and Schumann piano quintet anchored a program praised for authority and insight.

Gertrue Marshall Evelyn Street Ebel Bankart Georgie Pray-Lasselle Steinert Hall Heinrich Gebhard Debussy Handel Schumann Tandel Gebhard

Corner stone laid for new federal court house

In Portland Maine on March 11 federal officials gathered for an informal ceremony as the cornerstone of the new federal court house was laid in the city center.

Portland Federal Court House

Blind Civil War veteran wins divorce in Suffolk Court

Charles M. Stafford aged 75, a blind veteran, was granted a decree from a wife he had never seen. The case before Judge Lawton lasted under 15 minutes. He married Louise A. Young in July 18% but she left after a year and her whereabouts remain unknown.

Charles M. Stafford Suffolk County Court

Wrights' Neighbor Demonstrates New Flying Machine

Dayton Ohio March 11 A local inventor W J Richardson tested a flying machine in a field north of the city lifting from the ground unaided to over 300 feet and staying aloft for 88 minutes showcasing novel aeronautic concepts.

Dayton Wright Brothers W. J. Richardson Richardson

Memorial to Harvard Men

Harvard will place a tablet in the Harvard Union to honor members who died in the Spanish War. Sculptor Bela Pratt has designed the memorial to be placed over the main entrance in the living room. Committee members include Professor I N Hollis Malcolm Donald H S Thompson Henry James 2d and L St Lunt.

Harvard Harvard Union Bela Pratt I. N. Hollis Malcolm Donald H. S. Thompson Henry James L. St. Lunt

Laborer Survives 40 Foot Fall At Tremont and Temple

Edward F. Brown a laborer on a building site at Tremont and Temple place fell about 40 feet into a pit last night. He sustained only a slight scalp wound and bruises and stood up immediately after workers rushed to his side.

Edward F. Brown Tremont Temple Place Tie Brown

Cooper remedies help Brooklyn man recover after long illness

Nicholas Gluckman a former Brooklyn Elevated conductor at 160 Havermeyer Street describes severe stomach trouble lasting two years including fainting constant pain and gas. After surgical ops failed he tried Cooper's New Discovery and quickly regained strength. He urges others with stomach ailments to try it. Samples available from The Cooper Medicine Co. Day ton Ohio.

Nicholas Gluckman Brooklyn Havermeyer Street Cooper L. T. Cooper Gluckman Risa Cooper Medicine Co Dayton Ohio

Fine May Be Leveled in Standard Oil Cases

Chicago March 11 The government abandoned most criminal cases against Standard Oil Company of Indiana in the northern district of Illinois following Judge Andersons decision. Two remaining cases could go to trial with a maximum possible fine of 1 000 000 if guilt is found.

Chicago Standard Oil Company of Indiana Illinois Anderson

Woonsocket Judge Livingston Scott Dies at 83

Judge Livingston Scott of the Woonsocket Probate Court and former Rhode Island Grand Army of the Republic leader died of pneumonia. Born in Blackstone in 1839, he was educated at Brown University.

Woonsocket, R. I Livingston Scott Woonsocket Probate Court Rhode Island Grand Army of the Republic Blackstone Brown University

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