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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1912

Page

2

Worcester Brewery Chair Accused of Misusing Company Funds

Abraham G. Reimold files a bill in Worcester County Court accusing Michael J. Finnegan president of Worcester Brewing Corp of diverting company funds to influence elections issuing dividends without directors consent using assets for personal gain and aiding liquor license payments for unrelated parties The suit seeks an injunction and an accounting with Judge Jabez Fox presiding.

Worcester Michael J. Finnegan Worcester Brewing Corporation Worcester County Court House Abraham G. Reimold Reimold Finnigan Copany Jabez Fox Reinold

Uric-O Promises Cure for Rheumatism Nationwide

An advertisement claims Uric-O cures rheumatism permanently, citing a testimonial from J. Graffam of Pittsfield Maine who says six bottles cured severe muscular rheumatism after doctor visits and other medicines failed. The ad urges mailing a 10 cent fee and name to Uric-O Company, 421 State St Binghamton NY, for a trial bottle, noting cost is $1.00 per bottle at all druggists.

Maina California Graffam Pittsfield Maine Central Railroad Uric-O Company State St Binghamton N. Y

Cuban rebel uprising described as confined to Oriente

Frank Steinhart former Havana official and head of the Havana Electric Railway argues in Havana that the Cuban uprising remains limited to two provinces and is not now a crisis. He says U S intervention would be unfair and unlikely and praises President Gomez for maintaining order and warns against setting a deadline for crushing the rebellion.

Gomez Province of Oriente Taft Cuba Frank Steinhart Amerian Havana Havana Electric Roosevelt United States Mendieta Santiago

Cuban and US Ties Ease Interventon Fears Amid Reinforcements

Havana reports Taft Gomez cable exchange shows US action was precautionary not interventionist. Cuba strengthens Oriente with 9000 armed troops, 700 marines sail aboard Prairie, 600 Cuban troops aboard Julia, and 500 mounted rural guards. Congress backs government measures. 700 volunteers ready under General Pedro.

United States Cuba Taft Key West Gomez Washington Oriente Santiago Monteagudo Julia Cuban Red Cross lLarker United States Cavalry War Department Estenez Ivonez Guantanamo Congress Piedra Havana Mr. Beaupre Sanguilly

Governor refers clemency petitions to Executive Council

Governor Foss will refer the clemency petitions of Lena Cusumano and Enrico Mascioli for death sentence commutation to the Executive Council. He cites evidence from counsel and alienists claiming the trial evidence did not justify capital punishment and notes the 12 year old Laura Cusumano’s alleged mental deficiency.

Foss Executive Council Lena Cusumano Enrico Mascioli Frank Cusumano Walter Fernald Emi Besse Laura Cusumano Cusumano Faneuil Hall Mascioli Superior John P. Manning Boston Warden Bridges Reynolds of Hingham Moon Street Grady Governor's Council

J H Sears Sea Captain Dies At Brewster

Captain J Henry Sears of Brewster and president of the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association died after a short illness at his Brewster summer residence aged 76. He led the drive for the Provincetown Pilgrim Monument, helped secure 25 000 private funds and state support, oversaw its construction and dedicatory events with Presidents Roosevelt and Taft in attendance. He left a notable nautical career from cabin boy to master of several ships and was deeply involved in Cape Cod history.

J. Henry Sears Provincetown Brewster Cape Cod de Normandie Captain Sears East Dennis Yarmouth J. H. Sears Olive Bangs Samuel Hall Atlantic Europe Wild Ranger San Francisco Callao Peru Titan France Crimea New Orleans Liverpool London Boston Dorchester Washington Roosevelt Taft Emily Nickerson David Nickerson Joseph Nickerson Alice William B. Lawrence Medford Emily James K. Hoyt New York Joseph H. Sears Sears Sarah C. Dudley

Titan Sinking and Rescue Off South Atlantic

The Titan faced a heavy gale near Liverpool with a leaking hold and tattered masts. Abandoned 1100 miles east of Brazil after a crippling voyage to Callao with guano, crew reached Rio de Janeiro by boat and were rescued by a French ship. Captain Sears later commanded the Franklin Haven and retired in 1861 before joining J Henry Sears & Co. in Boston in 1863 as ship agents.

Liverpool Titan Melbourne Australia Callao Peru London Boston J. Henry Sears & Co

Memphis-Montgomery Edge Memphis 9 8 In Southern League

Memphis-Montgomery beat Memphis 9 8 in a Southern League game. Other fixtures were postponed.

Memphis Montgomery

United States League Scores From Reading and Richmond

In Reading Pittsburg beat Reading 6 to 4 at Reading field. At Richmond Richmond defeated Cincinnati 7 to 3, with the teams positioned for upcoming matches.

United States League Reading Pittsburg Richmond Cincinnati

Three Hurt In Auto Wreck In Lynn

Three men were injured when a light delivery auto turned turtle on the Lynn boulevard near the Saugus river bridge. Driver Charles Hakey of 157 Lawton street, with Knowlton Babb of 803 Summer street and William Grant as the other occupants, were cast onto the roadway after the vehicle rolled over shortly after 10 30 p m.

Lynn Lynn Boulevard Saugus River Charles Hakey Lawton Street Knowlton Babb Summer Street William Grant Hakey

Dr Harvey Wiley Seriously Ill at Washington Home

New York telegram reports Dr Harvey W Wiley is seriously ill at his Washington home. The message to the New York Pharmaceutical Society says his temperature is 102 degrees tonight and the secretary confirms the condition ahead of tomorrow night’s event.

New York Harvey W. Wiley Washington New York Pharmaceutical Society

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