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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

3

Tunnel Bargain Basement Sale Offers Numerous Ladieswear Deals

Browse through the Tunnel Bargain Basement for hundreds of lots including women suits at 9.85, Misses and Girls suits at 12.50, Lisle stockings, gloves, petticoats, infants dresses, coats and waists. Many items priced below regular values with a variety of fabrics and colors.

Nora Iselin Wed to Count Mannsfeld in New York Ceremony

In a rose scented ceremony at the Iselin mansion 3 West Fifty second Street Miss Nora Iselin daughter of C Oliver Iselin wed Count Ferdinand Collaredo Mannsfeld secretary of the Austro Hungarian embassy in Rome The rite was conducted by Monsignor Lavelle as bells tolled St Patrick Cathedral and the couple planned a Newport and Hot Springs honeymoon before sailing for Europe May 20

New York Nora Iselin C. Oliver Iselin Ferdinand Collaredo Mannsfeld Rome Columbus O'Donnell Iselin West Fifty-second Street Monsignor Lavelle St. Patrick's Cathedral Father Bryne Paris Count Mannsfeld Count Rudolf Collaredo Prince Wende-Graetz Washington

Boyle murder confession links 1895 case to kidnapping plot

James Boyle, condemned for life for murder and his wife for kidnapping, claimed a 1895 Youngstown murder and a man named Forker plotted hush money. The couple faced new revelations, denials from Whitla and Forker, threats of self harm, and possible reductions for Mrs. Boyle due to good behavior.

Mercer Penn James Boyle Billy” Whitla Boyle Youngstown Harry Forker Sharon Dan Reeble East Federal Street Forker J. P. Whitla Mr. Whitla Mr. Forker Pittsburg

Trust Co Clearing House Plan Under Consideration

In New York on May 10 a plan to provide a clearing house for trust companies checks is being considered by several local firms doing business in the city.

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