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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1911

Page

7

Censure by Bar Council on Two Milton and Back Bay Lawyers

The Boston Bar Association censured Robert F. Herrick of Milton and Francis C. Welch of the Back Bay for concealing the real value of the Quincy A. Shaw estate from city assessors. The grand jury cleared all three executors, but ethics rules were cited as violated. Mayor Fitzgerald pressed for investigation, and the Finance Commission later noted the executors paid $492,020.42 to cover unpaid taxes at the bar’s urging.

Quincy A. Shaw Boston Robert F. Herrick Milton Francis C. Welch Back Bay Bar Association Fitzgerald Pelletier Herrick and Welch Shaw Finance Commission Quincy Shaw

Bar Association Censures Two Lawyers Over Complaint

The grievance committee chaired by Edward Hutchins received the complaint as public. The Bar Association counsel voted to censure the two lawyers and decided not to disclose the findings. Robert Gorham said the council voted against public release, while Mayor John F. Fitzgerald led the investigation into withholding the executor’s acts.

The Bar Association Edward Hutchins Robert Gorham John F. Fitzgerald

PUPILS IN ROOF PERIL AT MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL

Melrose High School faces claims of imminent danger from an ill supported roof. E. O. Goodrich and George F. Hiller warned an investigation committee of Melrose Aldermen that two roof ell sections, built last year and in 1909, could collapse in a heavy wind.

Melrose High School E. O. Goodrich George F. Hiller Melrose Melrose City Hall Mr. Goodrich

Vedrine wins cross-country flight Paris to Madrid

Pierre Vedrine, the French aviator, completed the Paris to Madrid cross-country race in Getafe after a 140 mile final leg from Burgos at 2 hours 45 minutes. King Alfonso XIII awarded Vedrine the cross of the Order of Alfonso XII, praising his bravery. rival Gibert abandoned at Burgos amid wind and rain, finishing about 100 miles today.

Madrid Pierre Vedrine Paris Alfonso Ail Vedrine Burgos Getafe Garros Pyrenees Andoain Gibert

Diaz on Way to Spain After Resignation

Porfirio Diaz departed Mexico City for Vera Cruz at 2 a.m. with a select group, following his resignation celebration. He planned to sail to Spain as Francisco León de la Barra began his presidency amid cheers for Madero lingering in the capital.

Mexico City Porfirio Diaz Mexico Diaz Vera Cruz Spain Francisco Leon de la Barra Viva Madero

Diaz Makes Secret Escape From Mexico City To Vera Cruz

The deposed Diaz escaped with secrecy to Vera Cruz via three trains to avoid bandits and reach the coast. Diaz will likely settle in Madrid after a brief stay in Spain. De La Barra’s provisional presidency began with a 10 minute ceremony and a flowered escort.

Vera Cruz Mexico City Diaz

Fiancee Testifies in Camorra Trial Interrogation

In Viterbo Italy May 26 the Camorra trial concentrated on the interrogation of a French policeman who described Giovanni Rapi as a professional gambler and card sharp previously expelled from France. Adele Esposito, Erricone's fiancée, testified that Erricone was an honest man and incapable of crime.

Viterbo Italy Camorra Giovanni Rapi Camorra Society Rapi Gennar Cuccolo Secret Society France Adele Esposito Erricone

Why Contest Editorial Note and Artist Sketch Policy

The Boston Post explains that all letters to the Why Contest should be addressed to Why Editor, Boston Post. Sketches need not accompany ideas as the Post artist will draw. No conditions are attached to the contest and correspondence cannot be entered regarding it.

Boston Post

Czar Lifts Ban on U S Jews Entering Russia

Washington May 26 Russia grants entry to American Jewish businessmen. The Russian embassy issues passports to identified Jews visiting on business. Authorities cite liberal international administration and plan to abolish passport system, while residence restrictions remain in the pale for Jews.

Washington Russia

Funeral of Mrs Cussen in South Boston

The funeral of Mrs Mary Cussen wife of Edmund Cussen of the bridge department and mother of Sister Mary Francis of the Sacred Heart convent East Boston occurred yesterday morning. A solemn high mass of requiem was offered at Gate of Heaven Church at 10 o clock from her late residence 9 Atlantic Street South Boston.

Mary Cussen Edmund Cussen Bridge Department Mary Francis Sacred Heart Convent East Boston Atlantic Street South Gate of Heaven Church

Shoe Strikers Call Off War

Lynn May 26 Members of the Masters Union No 1 of the United Shoe Workers of America voted at a special meeting to return to work at A E Little & Co factory, ending a weeks long strike. About 1000 workers will resume duties the day after Memorial Day as grievances are expected to be settled.

Lynn Masters’ Union United Shoeworkers of America A. E. Little & Co

Inquiry Into Riga Exclusion Of 300 Jewish Artisans

May 26. The Social Democrats in the Duma introduced an interpellation protesting the government order expelling 300 Jewish artisans from Riga, the capital of Livonia, amid the current tensions in the region.

Riga ST. Petersburg Social Democrats Duma Livonia

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