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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1905

Page

7

Boston Hebrews Describe Zhitomir Massacre Fears

Letters from Lillian Tilson and Mary Spektor depict a Hebrew population in Boston fearing a repeat of Zhitomir violence. They recall persecution in schools and daily danger, with Hebrews arming themselves as officials dismissed the massacre rumors.

Zhitomir Boston Lillian Tilson Volynia Mary Spektor

Official account links disorders at Zhitomir to Jewish blame

The report from St. Petersburg says a general massacre was averted by strong authorities. It blames the disorder on the Hebrews and revolutionary agitators. It cites cases of Jews insulting or beating women and notes Christian anger. Proclamations by social revolutionists allegedly call for a massacre.

ST. Petersburg Zhitomir

royal marriage hints strain between German and British lines

Berlin reports claim Prince Eslen will meet Princess Victoria Margaret to foster a dynastic match between the German imperial family and the Connaught line. Emperor William and Duke of Connaught reportedly hope a betrothal with Queen Victoria’s granddaughter could unite the houses, with prior English meetings failing to produce an arrangement. The anticipated visit of Prince Hitel to England is watched for a possible outcome.

Berlin Prince Eslen London Victoria Margaret Duke of William England Germany Margaret Hitel

Parading Knights Templars mark Massachusetts Rhode Island centennial

Some 7000 Knights Templar from 40 commanderies will march in Boston on May 24 to celebrate a century in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The parade runs along the usual route with four divisions led by eminent sir commanders and includes a grand procession, rides, and a post parade entertainment. The centennial exercises occur at Masonic Temple, followed by a banquet at the Hotel Somerset.

Knights Templars Boston Massachusetts Rhode Island Edwin A. Blodgett Springfield John D. Mun Masonic Temple Hotel Somerset Henry W. Rugg Providence R. I United States

Investigators and the State Militia Board Scrapped

The Fifth Massachusetts Regiment will face no investigation after Adjutant W. E. Hagar's complaint led to a rescinded order by Adjutant-General Stopford. The planned board to hear troubles on May 11 was canceled amid political entanglements and personnel changes. The regiment will proceed to Westfield in July with current officers.

Fifth Massachusetts W. E. Hagar Stopford Embury Clarke James A. Frye Police Department Walter C. Hagar Bates Hagar Douglas Westfield

Petition Seeks Receiver for Bliss Coal Company

Six stockholders filed in the U S Circuit Court for a receiver of Bliss Coal Co at 181 State St. They claim $2000 and allege fraud by officials led by George F. Atkins with assets limited to coal and two leaseholds. A hearing is set for Monday to show cause.

Pitts-Kimball Co Boston New England Bliss Coal Company 181 State Street United States Circuit Court Frank Newcomb Elizabeth M. Burkholm Everett George W. Bartlett Agnes Martin Michael H. Blute Adelina M. Burkholm Somerville George F. Atkins Charles W. Pinkham Chelsea Lynn

Professor Mitchell Denies Resigning From Boston University

Rumor he planned to vacate his chair is denied by Hinckley G. Mitchell professor of Hebrew. The Methodist bishops refused re election approval prompting a trustees special committee led by Ex Governor Bates to review the case due May 18. Criticism centers on his work The World Before Abraham.

Boston University Hinckley G. Mitchell Board of Bishops The Methodist Episcopal Church Bates John O. Bates Daniel Steele J. D. Pickles E. M. Taylor John W. Lindsay Mitchell Abraham

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