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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1911
Page
9
Dr Frederick A Cook the explorer was a passenger on the George Washington which sailed from Southampton for New York He went abroad to lecture but after speaking at Copenhagen where he met with a bad reception he abandoned the plan and returned home
George Ackley of East Machias was found dead near Marion with a bullet wound to the abdomen. A cow moose carcass lay nearby, suggesting Ackley shot the animal while hunting with six companions. Coroner Ransom opened an inquest. Ackley leaves a widow and two children.
Chicago November 5 Mrs Louise Vermilya accused of poisoning Policeman Arthur Bissonette and linked to eight other deaths shows signs of recovery after a suicide attempt with arsenic. Guards monitor every move as doctors warn of possible relapse and pose strict food scrutiny inside the Vermilya residence.
Advertises Cascarets as a universal remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches promising rapid results with simple dosing. Claims a 10 cent box provides months of health and happiness and urges use for adults and children alike through druggists nationwide.
Michael J. Jordan will preside over the closing session of a full day celebration at Faneuil Hall on November 29 marking Wendell Phillips centennial. Frank B. Sanborn of Concord will speak for abolitionists and Hon. A. H. Grimke will deliver the centennial address. The event includes morning exercises on Common Street and Phillips Square with sessions at Faneuil Hall. The celebration is open to the public.
Les ter Chace, 21, of North Swansea, is arrested by State Officer A B Hodges on a murder charge for the shooting of Paul Belanger, 15, in Fall River. Chace had claimed the death was an accident but police say murder is charged after investigation.
Belanger, son of Mrs. Mary Belanger of this city, went to the Chace farm on Thursday where he and Chace were alone in the barn when the shooting occurred. Chace ran to his father to report the affair.
N O Ford of Alameda recounts witnessing a San Francisco attorney sign a will for a patient with dropsy and swelling. He urged use of Fulton's Renal Compound and later reported the patient improving after the sister pursued treatment, despite initial decline. Ford states local agents carried the remedy pamphlet.
In North Swansea a man named Belanger wielding a pitchfork accidentally struck a loaded gun held by Chace. The weapon discharged, killing Belanger’s son Chace instantly as the blade came near his head. LeRoy Chace, a local farmer, is the alleged father. Chace to be arraigned in the local court tomorrow. Police withhold new murder-charge details pending further findings.
John Waldron age 35 of 1 Lake Street Wakefield was struck by a Boston bound electric car on Main Street near Nahant Street after 6 PM. He suffered a broken collarbone and facial and arm contusions. the motorman aided him and he was taken to a garage then home for treatment.
Arthur A. Learson and Miss Mary T. Keating were married yesterday at 3 pm in the parochial residence of the Church of the Assumption. Reverend Joseph V. Fitzgerald officiated. Best man Daniel M. Driscoll and bridesmaid Miss Anna M. Queenan assisted.
The British cruiser Brilliant has been dispatched to aid the Reid Newfoundland Company steamer Clyde, ashore at the entrance to Little Bay on Newfoundland's northeast coast. Clyde, 489 tons, 154 feet, sails Notre Dame Bay routes from Lewisport. expected back Monday unless delayed.
A fragment outlines Loyal Order of Moose provisions including funeral and medical aid for members and families, dues payable monthly, and a reduced initiation fee at Porton Sage No. 4. It notes an examination night Friday November 10 and initiation Sunday November 18 with a ticket price, plus an open day event and other lodge activities.
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