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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1905

Page

2

Boston Man Denies 1893 Marriage Allegation

James Corsano known as Vinzenzo Corsano contends he never married Giuseppa Dieguardi whose record shows a Boston ceremony on December 5 1893 before Justice of the Peace James Fallon. He seeks a mandamus in the Supreme Court to join Dieguardi as a party and to compel city registrar E W McGlewen and Mallon to correct records to show he did not wed Dieguardi. Corsano claims Dieguardi stayed in Boston while her home was Newark New Jersey and suggests a conspiracy with others and a man other than himself.

James Corsano Vincenzo Corsano Boston Wie Giuseppa Dioguardi James O. Fallon Corsano Supreme Court Newark N. J E. W. McGlewen N. J. Corsano Justice of the Peace

Siegel Concert a Success in City Restaurant Hall

An enthusiastic crowd of about 4000 filled Henry Siegel Company's dining hall for a concert by the Boston Festival Orchestra under Jemil Mollenhauer with Grace Harris and Willard Flint. The event marked the restaurant's inaugural afternoon tea concerts and will continue with chamber performances on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Henry Siegel Company Boston Festival Orchestra Jemil Mollenhauer Mme Grace Warris Willard Flint Mollenhauer Grace Harris

Surprise Party and Presentation for Mr and Mrs Herbert

A surprise party was given for Mr and Mrs M M Herbert at Roslindale on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Keenan, Mr and Mrs Setchell, Mr and Mrs Bolger, Mr and Mrs Flood, Mr and Mrs Barnett, Mr and Mrs O'Brien, Mrs and Miss Kettendorf, Miss Lyons, Mrs and Miss Dolan, Miss Callahan, Miss Lappen, Mrs Shaw, Miss Mec Laughlin, Miss Helen Barnett, Mrs Rivett, Miss Ella Barnett, Mr and Mrs Whalen.

M. M. Herbert Roslindale Keenan Setchell Bolger

Australian girl climbs aboard Cymric voyage amid harbor chase

Miss G. W. Tarbolton of Melbourne, about 22, climbed the side of the White Star liner Cymric as it steamed out of Boston harbor. She traveled unattended from Australia to Europe to study music, arranging her own itinerary and paying cab and tug crew with assorted bills.

G. W. Tarbolton Cymric Australia Boston Harbor Alice Roosevelt Boston White Star Line Charlestown Melbourne Europe

Boston Licenses to Wed In Providence Register Office

A list of Boston and vicinity residents granted marriage licenses at the Providence registrar's office includes Hugh Alexander Scrymageour 21 Malden bookkeeper and Lillian Foster Adams 22 Malden. Dr Frank Warren Sleeper 33 Boston M D and Lena Myrtle Bostwick 21 Boston. John Arthur Shanahan 21 New York collector born in Boston and Mary Cecilia McCloskey 19 Boston. Wesley Vernon Ham 21 Plainville engraver and Rena Sarah Reynolds 18 Holliston. Carleton Harold Dexter 19 Edgartown detective and Alice Florence McCleod 18 Edgartown. William Buckley 22 Fall River grocery clerk and Mabel Eloise McConnell 18 Fall River.

Providence A. Tit Boston Vicinity Hugh Alexander Scrymageour Malden Samuel Monson Lillian Foster Adams Joseph Frank Warren Sleeper William W Lena Myrtle Bostwick Lowell M John Arthur Shanahan New York Michael Mary Cecilia McCloskey George Wesley Vernon Ham Plainville Mass John Ham Rena Sarah Reynolds Holliston Benjamin Bay State Carleton Harold Dexter Edgartown Thomas A Alice Florence McCleod William Buckley Fall River John Mabel Eloise McConnell

Tribute to Mrs Livermore at D of M Meeting

Fifty Daughters of Massachusetts members gathered at Brunswick Hotel under Mrs Austin C Wellington to discuss the season. Official reports were adopted and a tea reception followed chaired by Mrs Charles E Hawes and Mrs J S Henry. Henry B Blackwell paid tribute to the late Mrs Mary A Livermore, a distinguished member, and Mrs Elizabeth C Lovering read an original poem.

Daughters of Massachusetts Brunswick Hotel Austin C. Wellington Charles E. Hawes J. S. Henry Henry B. Blackwell Mary A. Livermore Association Elizabeth C. Lovering

Malden Officials Seek Bridge Over B M Tracks

The Mayor and Aldermen of Malden petitioned railroad commissioners for a bridge or subway across B M railroad tracks at Malden square. A hearing is set for November 59 at 10 30.

Malden B. & M. Railroad Malden Square

Woman's Body Placed on Tracks in Philadelphia Case

New York report confirms that Mrs. Margaretta Todd's body was set on the Reading railroad tracks on Oct. 27. Richard B. Coutan, a former chemist, provides corroboration as investigators pursue a possible murder, with focus on a dispute over her valuable real estate in New York.

New York Margaretta ‘Odd Reading Railroad Philadelphia Richard B. Coutan Tarrytown N. Y John Wyeth & Co Tie North Broad Street Sinclair Tousey Mrs. Todd

Unpaid Work for Charity Addressed at Tremont Temple

Dr. Jeffrey R. Brackett led the State conference of charities at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple speaking on Unpaid Service in Public Charity. He urged using neighborly effort with skilled care to aid the needy and prevent hardship, citing New England traditions and modern prevention-focused care.

Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple Jeffrey R. Brackett State Conference of Charities New England Boston Herbert B. Howard Massachusetts General Hospital Mary C. Rogers Canton Bertha W. Jacobs Mary W. Dewson State Industrial School For Girls Joy Street S. A. Knopf New York

Boston debutante feted by Cincinnati society

Miss Helen Rust of Boston, a debutante this season, was honored at a large reception hosted by her aunt Mrs. J. W. Iredell at Avondale. The former Farmington student is spending the winter with the Tredells and many guests called during the afternoon.

Cincinnati Helen Rust Boston J. W. Iredell Avondale Rust Farmington Tredells

Catarrlets and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Offer Cure Claims

Ad touts Catarrlets as a quick relief for nasal catarrh and other forms by soothing membranes and improving breath. Promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify blood and provide radical cures. Includes two obituaries with funeral details for Alexander Beattie and John J. Foley and notices of service times.

Treadbetter Children Return Home After Two Week Absence

Ruby aged 4 and Lottie aged 17, daughters of Isaac S. Treadbetter of Swampscott, returned home after about two weeks away. They spent time at the Children’s Home in Boston and with their sister Mrs Albert Stone at Paradise road, citing disputes with their step-mother.

F. E. Taggard Lynn Lottie Ruby Leadbetter Isaacs, Leadbetter Swampscott Falcon Albert Stone Paradise Road

Erysipelas case improves after Pink Pills treatment

Mrs. Ida A. Colbath of 19 Winter Street Newburyport Mass describes chronic erysipelas spreading over her body with severe pain. After two months under a physician she found no relief and began Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After six boxes inflammation and pain subsided and she recovered. Pills sold by dealers or direct from Schenectady N Y.

Ida A. Colbath Winter Street Newburyport Mass Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

Father, daughters reach reconciliation after visit to Boston

The article describes a family dispute where two girls Lottie and Ruby resisted their father's ban on visiting the Stone house. Falcon, the son, returned home and the father met with President Morton of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for guidance. Morton claims no authority over the children. The father then spoke privately with the girls, promising forgiveness if they returned. The family reconciled at 128 Burrill Street and the father plans sending them to a boarding school if they cannot get along with their stepmother.

Stone House Falcon Boston Morton The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children Lottie Ruby Swampscott Burrill Street

Yale Man to Debate Harvard Team on Forensic Battle

Alan Fox of Yale and manager of the 1908 Blue varsity eleven may debate Harvard against Princeton in the annual forensic clash. The topic is intercollegiate football's detriment and Fox, a Harvard Law School third year, is eligible to debate for Harvard.

Yale Harvard Princeton Tigers America Alan Fox Fox Harvard Law School Winthrop Hall

George's Mills Reunion Tonight at Huntington Chambers Hall

Gala night for Boston area residents who summer at George's Mills Lake Sunapee. The George's Millites host a reunion and dance at Huntington Chambers Hall 30 Huntington Avenue. Matrons include Mrs Osman F Bateman Mrs George Ki Carruthers Mrs Frederick B Foster and Mrs J N Hiller. Professor Walter O Kee will be master of ceremonies.

Boston George’s Mills Lake Sunapee Huntington Chambers Hall Huntington Avenue Frederick B. Foster Allston J. N. Hiller Malden Walter O. Kee

Maritime Provincial Club Ball Set For November 2

The 18th annual ball of the Maritime Provincial Club and Ladies' Auxiliary will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening November 2. It promises to be the crowning effort of the club in the way of annual reunions.

Maritime Provincial Club and Ladies’ Auxiliary Odd Fellows’ Hall

Girl Escapes To Providence From Boston Industrial School

Pretty May Farrell seventeen, formerly of Cambridge, ran away from Lyman and Industrial School in Boston and was found in a smoking parlor rooms above. she had left five months ago claiming hard work and no outside access. Providence police escorted her back to the Hub after a visitor from the Boston school retrieved her.

Providence R. VT May Farrell Brookford Street Cambridge Central Station Lyman and Industrial Schools Dartmouth Avenue Boston May Rockland

Missing collateral recovered by Pittsburgh bank receiver

Receiver John B. Cunningham of the defunct Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny City said he recovered a large amount of missing collateral. He did not disclose its value. He noted many borrowers were paying their obligations promptly.

Pittsburg Reeceiver John B. Cunningham Téenterprise National Bank of Allegheny City Enterprise Bank

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