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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
16
Two men were stabbed and several were roughed in a riot in Salem's foreign quarter. Police mobilized the force. three men were arrested and Peabody police alerted to arrest others. For half an hour the area was chaotic as knives flashed and two men were seriously wounded.
A small accident escalated into a two faction riot as Levi Samuel struck a pedestrian in Derby street. The crowd surged, Collier and Linsky were wounded, police contained the mob, three men were arrested, and the tense quarter faced ongoing patrols.
John Invicas aged 66 was found dead in bed at 7 Alden Place Jamaica Plein yesterday morning. He died from asphyxiation after retiring Saturday night and leaving a note that he would sleep late.
The Boston Opera Company launches its second season with Boito's Mefistofele at 8 pm featuring Leon Sibiriakoff in his American debut as Mefistofele and Robert Lassalle as Faust. Carmen Melis sings Helen of Troy. Miss Severoni delayed in Naples.
Laurence Adrian Savage, a cheerful four-year-old from Worcester Square, is described as the handsomest child in the neighborhood with golden curls brown eyes and rosy cheeks. Neighbors note his good nature and cheerful disposition.
Newton, Nov. 6. Miss Florence H Dennis of Newton Lower Falls district to wed Louis H Tripp, a local architect. The engagement announced in society circles confirms plans for a spring wedding.
The parents Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Dennis live on Washington street in Newton Lower Falls. Mr. Tripp is stationed at Washington, D. C.
Henry Fonseca of Dorchester suffered severe burns when gasoline ignited in the cabin of his 23 foot power boat the Bill at South Boston. Firefighters prevented a blaze that could have endangered about 50 adjacent boats. The Bill sustained about 115 in damage and nearby boats including Anita suffered heat damage to sides and deck. Fonseca was treated at home after escaping the inferno.
Incendiary fire threatened a wooden barn behind 358 Lowell Street in Somerville last night, with two alarms responding from Box 87. The blaze caused a big scare among tenants as flames rose from the barn at about 7 pm, horses were saved, and damage is estimated under $1000. Chief Rich reports the fire is suspicious and an investigation will follow. owner Abraham Biller could not be reached.
Fire in Brunswick Maine destroyed the three story Boardman block in the business center with losses over 25000 dollars. The cause was not known as flames breached walls and roof. The building belonged to the Boardman estate and housed Nelson McFadden a grocer on the first floor and W F Senter a dry goods dealer on the upper floors.
Washington Nov 6 More than 26 percent of men nominated by Democratic and Republican parties for Congress support women’s suffrage either fully or partially, per the National Woman Suffrage Association congressional committee.
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