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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

2

Woman Alleges Husband Despoiled Her 1900 Estate Schemes

Mrs. Louisa Barnes of Newton sues C. H. Barnes and his father W. H. Barnes claiming in May 1900 at age about 75 she was feeble minded and of frail health, that C. H. Barnes married her and coerced conveyances and bank deeds, seeks void powers of attorney and deeds, reconveyance of property, and an injunction to stop transfers outside the Commonwealth.

Louisa Pierce) Barnes Newton C. H. Barnes W. H. Barnes Barnes Los Angeles Cal Commonwealth

Social gathering hosted by Miss Helen L. Doherty in Charlestown

A Wednesday night function at 48 Tuft Street Charlestown featured supper at midnight followed by dancing and music. Attendees included Ester Kelley Elizabeth Foley Mamie Kennedy Olive Brown Lily Kelley Joe Howard Charles Steele Fred Harkins Walter McMillian and Robert McDaniels.

Helen L. Doherty Tuft Street Charlestown Ester Kelley Elizabeth Foley Mamie Kennedy Olive Brown Lily Kelley Joe Howard Charles Steele Fred Harkins Walter McMillian Robert McDaniels

President-elect of Honduras reported as Manuel Coriella

Minister Hunter in Guatemala cables the State Department that Manuel Coriella was elected President of Honduras on the 28th of last month. He notes threats of a contest to the election but says the country remains quiet.

Washington Hunter Guatemala State Department Manuel Coriella Honduras

Woman's Board of Missions Raises $50,000 Adjustment Fund

Washington November 6 The Woman's Board of Missions completed its $50,000 adjustment fund drive with $8000 paid yesterday and $400 pledged by attendees. Most officers were re elected. Mrs Harvey P Towle and Miss Emma I Bird left the board. New Haven Conn was chosen for next year’s meeting.

Washington Woman's Board of Missions Harvey P. Towle Emma I. Bird Charles F. Worden New Haven Cond Sarah Louise Day Boston

Grape-Nuts credited for baby’s health and growth

West Union Iowa mother recounts her baby’s recovery from spasms and poor weight after using Grape-Nuts diet. She notes weight gain from 17½ pounds to 27 pounds by age 2 years 4 months, plus brighter health and complexion, and urges others to try the cereal.

George B. Noble West Union

Public School Debate at Boston Equal Suffrage Meeting

The Boston Equal Suffrage Association met at 6 Marlboro Street to discuss public schools. Speakers stressed women's role in education, school overcrowding, need for home-like classrooms, better seats and sunlight, and voting for informed directors to improve the system.

Boston Equal Suffrage Association Marlboro Street Quincy A. Shaw Mary H. Ladd Lucia Ames Mead Mead Harvard Charles G. Ames BE. F. Boland

Founders Day Throngs Hear Reid and Gilder in Carnegie Hall

Founders Day observance in Carnegie Hall drew a large crowd in Pittsburg. Hon Whitelaw Reid of New York gave the address, Richard Watson Gilder spoke on Literature as an Art for Service, and Joseph Jefferson concluded the exercises. A loan exhibition at Carnegie Institute showcases top private and public works valued at over 2 million dollars in insurance.

Pittsburg Penn Carnegie Hall Whitelaw Reid New York Richard Watson Gilder Century Joseph Jefferson Carnegie Institute

Stefano Receives Three Months Hard Labor Sentence

Michael Angelo de Stefano of Bridge water was sentenced by Judge Lowell in the United States Circuit Court to three months hard labor in the House of Correction. Stefano admitted breaking into the Bridgewater post office on September 29 and stealing postage stamps valued at $12.

Stefano Michael Angelo de Stefano Bridgewater Lowell United States Circuit Court House of Correction

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