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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1907

Page

7

Spanish Supreme Court rules on Elena Sanz heirs suit

Madrid May 30 the Spanish Supreme Court declared itself competent to try the heirs of Elena Sanz in a suit against King Alfonso XIII, his mother Maria Cristina, and sisters Maria de las Mercedes and Maria Teresa, plus other relatives of Alfonso XII, shocking royalist circles.

Madrid Spain Supreme Court Elena Sanz Alfonso XII Alfonso XIII Maria Christine Maria de Las Mercedes Maria Theresa

Outcast Illegitimate Brothers Claim Spanish Throne Link

Heirs of a Spanish king, the king’s illegitimate half brothers, emerge as claimants after a Barcelona lawyer wins a Supreme Court hearing. The case centers on the will granting an annuity to Elena Sanz, the king’s former lover, and back payments to the two boys whose existence was hidden.

Spain Singer Paris Elena Sanz Barcelona Supreme Court United States Supreme Court

Shylock With No Whiskers Charity Show at Lincoln Estate

Mrs. James J. Storrow hosted a North Bennet Street Industrial School performance of The Merchant of Venice at her Lincoln country home to benefit the school. Notables from Boston Brookline and Concord attended as 17 member cast from the Saturday Evening Club presented in an open air terrace setting with tea afterward. Shylock appeared whiskerless as a playful joke drew laughs from the audience.

James J. Storrow Boston School Board Lincoln North Bennet Street Boston Brookline Concord Jack’’ Gardner Alexander H. Higgins Julia T. Pearl Saturday Evening Club Shylock Gobbo Launcelot Osborne Sirs. Storrow Quincy A. Shaw Josiah Quincy Maofield Storey Curtis Arthur Cabot Paul Revere Frothingham Frothingham Fabyan Abbott Moses Williams Horton Bowker Albrecht

Senator Hale in Favorable Postoperative Condition

Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, who had surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, is reported in favorable condition after a comfortable night. His physician says his general health is excellent and within 24 hours he was outdoors in a wheelchair and back on his usual diet.

Sen. Hale Baltimore Eugene Hale Maine Johns Hopkins Hospital Senator Hale

Graustein Family Roots in New England Prosperity

The Graustein family, a four generation clan in New England, traces its wealth to Michael the Prussian born dean who migrated to Maine and prospered as a farmer. His son Herman L. also born in Prussia, joined him in the US and settled in Cambridge. Herman’s son Harry L., linked with the Boston Dairy Co., was born in Cambridge and now resides in Somerville where his son William A. was born.

Graustein New England Michael Prussia Maine Herman L Cambridge Harry L Herman Boston Dairy Company Somerville William A

Veterans honor Mrs Guild with floral gift at Nahant

Memorial Day events in Nahant included a grave decoration by General Lander Post G A R. The veterans then marched to Governor Guilds summer home and presented Mrs Guild with a large floral offering on the lawn, drawing a delighted response despite her illness.

Nahant General

R R smashup injures riders at Belmont Park station

A Long Island Rail Road train derailed at Belmont Park station in New York on May 30 injuring several passengers. The front car jumped the track as the train approached the platform from Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, ripping planks and sending riders scrambling. None of the injured died.

New York Long Island Railroad Belmont Park Race Track Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn Race Track

Desperate Mother Faces Fraud Attempt After Bank Refusal

In Harrisburg Mrs. Joseph Bricker of Waltenville tried to pass a bad check after being driven from home with five children by her husband. She was arrested but released when she told her tale. the bank declined to prosecute.

Harrisburg Penn Joseph Bricker Waltenville

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