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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
New Haven May 18 Messages report General E. E. Bradley and his wife became grandparents twice in one hour. Dr George Blumer announced a baby girl for his family, then a Telegraph from Mrs Edward Downes confirmed another granddaughter.
Katie Mueller once condemned to death for the Ruth Wheeler murder is living with Albert Wolter’s parents and they plan to adopt her legally. Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss offered a home, she accepted briefly, then returned to Wolter’s parents per his directive. Mrs. Walter praises the girl as industrious and helpful at home.
Charles S. Hamlin of Boston urged the Economic Club to pursue a mutually profitable commercial treaty with Canada. He argued interdependence grows from proximity and trade, noting Canada’s rising development, large crossing traffic, immigration, and shared waterways under a treaty framework.
Paris May 18 Mme Michelle Pauline Viardot Garcia born 1821 daughter of Emmanu el Garcia noted tenor sister of Mme Malibran famed vocalist married Louis Viardot director of the Paris Italian opera who died in 1883 After a brief operatic career she retired in 1862 to devote herself to composition.
A social event last evening in Canal Street hall hosted by the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters in honor of the children of the parish. Attendees gathered for a community celebration with refreshments and remarks by organizers.
The late Rev. Father Thomas F. Cusack of St. Rose's Catholic Church saved baptismal records during the Chelsea fire, averting delay in the marriage of Miss Rose A. Nash of South Boston and Arthur Osborne Walsh, a sailor with the U S S Birmingham at Charlestown Navy Yard.
A gloom hangs over the wedding as Katherine Nash, 16, sister of the bride, is missing since May 4. Arthur Walsh seeks a license for Rose Nash, 19, after baptismal proof is obtained. Rose born 1891 in St. Roses Chelsea. Meanwhile friends Margaret Gannon and Mary Ryan, both 16 and 15, are also missing by their parents.
The Smith College seniors year book celebrates wit and high quality poetry amid light verse. Contributions include Virginia Pierce and Virginia Craven pieces, a mock will by Carrie Newhall, and serious verse such as Mary Luce’s Lay Communion. Alice O Meara, editor and social leader, headlines among the college’s literary and linguistic standouts.
Frederick R. Herbert M. and Philip and Richard D. Sears executors of Frederick Sears estate failed to obtain a tax abatement of $44 000 on Nahant estate taxes. The Supreme Judicial Court affirmed the Superior Court ruling that the statutory property list was not mandatory and delay in filing the list was not excused, upholding the assessors use of the inventory value despite executors contending $12 900 would have been just and reasonable.
A telegram from Cincinnati reports Governor Harmon vetoed the optometry bill last evening. The message notes the action was taken after debate and that the veto was delivered to state officials in Columbus.
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