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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1910

Page

5

Lay SenseLess On High Wires Dorchester Lineman Rescued

Lineman Merrill Gilman, stunned by an electric shock, lay unconscious atop a 45 foot pole in front of fire house No 23 on Washington Street Dorchester yesterday. Rescue by Lieutenant John Gavin and Ladderman Fottler with a 60 foot ladder followed a momentary current flash. Firemen feared wires would sway and cause a fatal fall before aid arrived.

Merrill Gilman Washington Street Dorchester John Gavin Fottler Gilman

Boston Folk On Romantic Liner Romanie Departs for Azores and Naples

The White Star liner Romanie under Captain Hugh F. David sails from Charlestown pier 48 at 4 pm for Azores Gibraltar Naples and Genoa carrying 278 saloon and over 250 steerage passengers. Among the Bostonians aboard are Gertrude Clapp Ernest Watson Cushing Magdalen Cushing and many other prominent locals. A party of nine society women sails in custody of Miss Jane Sewall. Some aliens detained on arrival will be deported for failing to meet requirements.

Romanie Hugh F. David Hoosac Charlestown Azores Gibraltar Naples Genoa Gertrude Clapp Ernest Watson Cushing Magdalen Cushing J. R. Leeson David P. Kimball F. W. Reynolds Madeline Anna T. Reynolds F. P. Stearns A. J. Wolfendale Mabel Wolfendale Ann van Ness van Ness Church of the Disciples Copley ‘Square F. A. Bayrd The Malden Speereon

American Countess Honored By Dinner In Portsmouth

In Portsmouth New Hampshire on May 13 Countess DeConturbia of Milan Italy was feted at a dinner hosted by her aunt Mrs Emil Richter. The gathering drew local society including army and navy members. The countess formerly Miss Claire Patterson of Baltimore. The Count DeConturbian stayed home due to official duties and will join her wife in June.

Portsmouth N. H DeConturbia Milan Italy Emil Richter Claire Patterson Baltimore DeConturbian

Girl Wife Plea Shocks Judge in Teen Perjury Case

In Bridgeport Connecticut on May 13 18 year old Leverett Griggs faced perjury charges for misrepresenting his age to obtain a marriage license. His bond of 500 dollars was forfeited after he did not answer when his name was called. Helen McLean Griggs of Poughkeepsie pleaded for leniency in a letter read aloud by State's Attorney Judson.

Bridgeport Conn Helen McLean Griggs Poughkeepsie N. Y Judson Leverett Griggs Gager Griggs Danbury Helen McLean Professor Griggs Vassar College

Soldiers' Ladies' Aid Reception at Soldiers' Home Vendome

The Soldiers' Home of Massachusetts Ladies' Aid held an annual reception and tea yesterday afternoon at the Vendome. Attendees receiving guests included Mrs. J. Q. A. Brackett and others, while tea was poured by Mrs. Wellington, Mrs. Ralph, Mrs. Brackett, and Mrs. Haynes.

Ladies’ Aid Association Soldiers’ Home of Massachusetts Vendome J. Q. A. Brackett B. Reed Wales Harriet Ralph E. B. Stillings Elizabeth Spring George T. Perkins L. C. Clapp John E. Gilman Austin Wellington Harret Ralph Florence Haynes

U S S Wisconsin to go to first reserve

In Portsmouth New Hampshire tomorrow the U S S Wisconsin will officially go in first reserve at the navy yard. One hundred twenty five crew join the North Dakota in Boston eight to the Charlestown yard one hundred to the Delaware at Norfolk and the rest to other ships. A skeleton crew of 127 men and two officers will remain with the vessel.

Portsmouth N. H U.S. S Wisconsin Navy Yard North Dakota Boston Charlestown Navy Yard Delaware Norfolk

The Kings of England Stephen de Blois biography

Stephen de Blois Count of Boulogne ruled England 1135 to 1154 born about 1094 second son of Theobald and Adela. He challenged Maude, sought coronation, faced noble resistances, and relied on castles and armies to secure power. After negotiations with Henry, he ruled until his death in 1154 at Dover Priory and was buried at Faversham. Henry II succeeded.

Stephen de Blois Boulogne England Theobald Count de Blois Adela William the Conqueror Henry Matilda Maude Canterbury Stephen Dover Priory Faversham Henry VIII

No Canal Zone quake found by officials

Washington May 13 report says there is no foundation for the rumor of an earthquake in the Panama Canal Zone. The Isthmian Canal Commission conducted an immediate investigation and officials declare no seismic disturbance has been felt along the canal route.

Washington Panama Canal Zone Isthmian Canal Commission Big Ditch

Priest Dies Cleaning Gun In Digby County

The Rev J B Ruest a Roman Catholic priest of Salmon River Digby county was killed while cleaning a gun he believed unloaded. A shot passed through his body an inch below the heart. Father Ruest was highly regarded across denominations.

Digby N. S J. B. Ruest Salmon River Digby County Father Ruest

Stolen Heiress, Will Go Free in Sensational Case

Philadelphia May 13 The grand jury ignored an indictment against Ferdinand Cohen hotel waiter charged with kidnapping heiress Roberta B De Janon 18 after the couple fled a week and were found in Chicago. Robert Buist the girl's grandfather pressed the charge but the grand jury action aligned with his lawyer's wishes.

Philadelphia Ferdinand Cohen Roberta B. de Janon Chicago Robert Buist Cohen Buist

Amalgamated Buys Up Clark Copper Properties

New York May 13 Indications are that the long running war between Amalgamated Copper Company and ex Senator W A Clark of Montana will end within days with transfer of the Clark copper properties in Butte. Details are unclear as negotiations proceed.

New York Amalgamated Copper Company W. A. Clark Montana Clark Copper Butte Ferrito

Unitarian Public Rally Set at Arlington Street Church

The Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice opens its annual anniversary meetings with a May 22 public rally at Arlington Street Church. Speakers include Rev. John Haynes Holmes, John Spargo, Clarence W. Carr, and Rev. William Thurston Brown. Doors open 7:30 PM, program starts 8:00 PM.

Unitarian Unitarian Fellowship For Social Justice Arlington Street John Haynes Holmes Church of the Messiah New York City John Spargo America Clarence W. Carr New Hampshire William Thurston Brown American Unitarian Association Rocky Mountain

Bank Probers Score Chapin Bank Commission Report

The Cavanagh Commission, after weeks of hearings into the Southbridge Savings Bank defalcation, plans to fault Bank Commissioner Chapin for failing to prevent the scheme. The panel will outline weaknesses in bank supervision and may propose reforms while outlining a plan to settle with depositors who will recover over 85 percent of their funds.

Chapin Cavanagh Southridge Savings Bank James F. Cavanagh Eversett John Hall Southbridge Savings Bank

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