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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
5
Foice papers kept the fashionable audience in the courtroom convulsed. She rard, of literary note, testified about his life on the witness stand accusing his wife of taking credit for his work. He claimed five years of writing everything published under her pen name Irene Osgood.
London court ordered Irene Osgood to return to Robert Harborough Sherard his cat six pigs one horse manuscripts and his divorce papers allegedly taken by Osgood. The case centers on the claimed removal of property and documents in a disputed divorce context.
Mrs Sherard daughter of John De Belot born in Virginia married Captain Charles Pigott Harvey high sheriff of Hampshire who died in 1904. She married Sherard in 1907 and bought Guilsborough Hall, calling it my Calvary. He testified of mistreatment and claimed she stole his papers and manuscripts while she denied his authorship of Irene Osgood works. A separation suit and appeals over livestock and manuscripts or $210 were noted.
J W Longfellow of Manchester by the Sea sails abroad for four months on a British Isles and continental motoring tour with his Fiat. The Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association hosts a smoke talk on Dartmouth Street this evening with a mixed program and refreshments. Anticipated records loom at the Jacksonville meeting starting next Monday as M H Doane of Essex races Warren Detroit. J J Gormley of Lozier reports Lozier display winning first prize at the Insular Fair in San Juan Porto Rico. Edison Electric Illuminating Company adds two metal bodied electric wagons built by General Vehicle Company at 84 State Street. Teddy Tetzlaff clocks 81 mph to win a 100 mile match at Los Angeles, breaking speedway records. Harroun and Marmon with Michelin tires previously held the era’s marks.
Arthur H. Merritt resigns after 16 years with Chapin & Co. He will join Franklin P. Shumway Company in Boston on April 10, bringing broad knowledge of New England trade and a wide network of leading figures. Friends in the grain and feed trade wish him success with the agency.
In federal court Harry Thurston Peck, former Columbia Latin professor, testifies that a July 24 1910 Boston Post article damaged his reputation and income. Mrs Peck appears briefly as the case before Judge Dodge proceeds with witness cross examinations and contract details.
Attorney Francis details the Sunday Post circulation 7052 with Maine and New York sales. Mrs E E Peck testifies about being stared at and overheard by guests while at dinner on July 24, and Professor Peck shows a Post copy. judge to rule on reading depositions after conference.
Miss Dorothy Jordan performs at the Boston Opera House this afternoon to benefit the Sharon Sanatorium. Mr Caplet conducts the orchestra for her piece, followed by Wallace Goodrich for the remainder of the program. Tickets go on sale after 10 30 at the Opera House and Herrick's.
Mrs Louis Diamond of South Irank street Quincy was severely burned about the body and head and her husband burned about the hands early yesterday morning in their home. Mrs Diamond was cleaning the stove with a cloth saturated with naptha when it touched a hot place on the stove and exploded. Her dress caught fire and she screamed for help as her husband waking up carried the bedclothes and smothered the flames after some effort.
The funeral of the Rev. Leo F Walsh will be held from his mother's home at 28 Telegraph Street South Boston today and a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Augustine's Church at 10 o clock. Father Walsh was attached to St Michael's Church Flushing L L at the time of his death.
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