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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
9
Curtis Guild is due to speak today on the United States senatorship after returning to Boston and holding conferences with party leaders. He has met with several party officials as the situation develops.
Ambassador Guild reflects on choosing between today’s statement and a possible senatorship. He notes the diplomatic role serves the country without partisan influence while a U S Senate seat would require loyalty to his state and expose him to partisan pressure. He will decide after careful consideration.
A third annual dancing party by Miss Masterson's pupils at St Rose Hall featured performances by Josephine Carlton with an umbrella dance Marie Collins toe dance Florence Bluthardt song and dance Olive Edmonds habit dance Edward Berry waltz dog and sailor hornpipe with Helen Tobin Ruth Baker Paul Kearns and others. Olive Edmonds performed le danse pas and Marion Rose offered a recitation and dance.
A 21 year old man James Crommey and his 17 year old sister Mabel were found by the insanity commission to have been imprisoned in their dark home since birth by their deranged mother. Their father died soon after Mabel's birth and the mother's shock affected her mind, leaving the siblings with blank minds and no exposure to the outside world.
The Old Dominion Copper Company case ends with a Supreme Court ruling against Boston financier Albert S. Bigelow. The judgment totals about 2 464 000 including interest and fees, with distribution to New Jersey stockholders and receipts. The decision consolidates years of litigation stemming from alleged stock fraud and improper profits.
A masked man brandishing two revolvers robbed a Providence, R. I. automobile party and Mendon resident George Taft on the Milford to Mendon highway. Police from three towns searched the area and within an hour captured a suspect who gave the name Burns. authorities believe he is the robber.
Mrs Leonora Andrew a dressmaker of Third and Cambridge streets East Cambridge was arrested by Deputy Marshal James Ruhl on charges she wrote defamatory letters to her nephew Manuel Andrew a barber. A prior mail defamation conviction was placed on file on promise to desist and the case was continued pending further investigation.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Jeremiah JF. Millerick of St. Joseph's Church West End received a morning reception from parish schoolchildren. Pupils read congratulatory papers and applauded a musical tribute. The monsignor spoke briefly at the end of the program.
Captain Miles Hillary, a noted figure in steamship circles, is chosen to command the new United States battleship Arkansas during its trial runs. The vessel leaves New York Shipbuilding Company yard in Camden New Jersey for Delaware breakwater to coal and prepare before heading to the Rockland naval course.
About 2000 workers from a Chicago tailoring firm struck today over working conditions. They cited grievances with conditions. wage issues are not part of the dispute.
Thomas Gore, 20, a Barnum and Bailey circus worker, was killed instantly yesterday afternoon while walking on the Boston and Albany railroad tracks west of Boylston street. No further details given.
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