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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1906

Page

4

Abigail Adams Hurt Again At Genesee Hunt Meet

Miss Abigail Adams of Boston suffered a serious accident while following Genesee Valley Hunt hounds. Thrown from her hunter as her horse rolled over her, she was unconscious for over an hour but doctors reported no broken bones though internal injuries possible. She is the daughter of Josiah Quincy Adams of Boston and Quincy and great granddaughter of President John Adams.

Abigail Adams Boston Genesee Valley Hunt Club Boston Society Genesee Valley Miss Adams Josiah Quincey Adams Commonwealth Avenue Quincy John Adams Vincent Club Daughters of the American Revolution Back Bay Charles Francis Adams Harvard University

UNCLE PETER GILLAN OF T WHARF DIES

Uncle Peter Gillan longtime T Wharf shipkeeper dies at his daughter’s East Boston home from a spine injury after a fall. He was a welcome first to incoming fishermen and a trusted, faithful figure known by crews and captains of trawlers and long tied to Boston and Gloucester papers.

Peter Gillan T Wharf Michael Maguire Boston Gloucester

Bank Manager Charles Mc Gill Released on Bail

Toronto report states Charles Mc Gill, manager of the Ontario Bank, is freed on $100 000 bail ahead of embezzlement trial. The case outlines alleged financial misconduct at the Toronto bank.

Toronto Ont Charles McGill Broken Ontario Bank

Will allocates $30 000 to charities in Boston area

The late Tlannah R Sweetzer and Daniel McLaughlin wills filed in Suffolk probate court distribute five thousand to the Kindergarten for the Blind Boston five thousand to Old Ladies Home Boston five thousand to Old Men's Home Boston ten thousand to Old Ladies Home Newburyport in trust for Lydia Kellett Sweetzer Fund five thousand to American Unitarian Association with income shares for Abby and Mary Sweetzer two five thousand to Parish Church of St Mary and five thousand to St Vincent de Paul Society in Boston

Tlannah_ R. Sweetzer Suffolk County Boston Hannah R. Sweetzer Old Ladies’ Home Newburyport Lydia Kellett Sweetzer American Unitarian Association Abby K. Sweetzer Abby K Mary E. Sweetzer Salem Daniel McLaughlin St. Mary of the Shareh St. Vincent de Paul Society

Autopsy Details Two Victims in Bennington Murder Case

Thomas Ryer, found dead on a highway between Pownal Vermont and North Adams Massachusetts, suffered 11 stab wounds with four piercing the heart and ten broken ribs. Authorities suspect two attackers. autopsy by Dr. Stone and Dr. Beecher notes knives likely used by Italian laborers. State Attorney Bailey moves to Pownal to investigate further. Ryer, about 38 years old and a hunchback, left Cheshire Massachusetts with roughly $50. money and watch missing.

Bennington Thomas Ryer Pownal North Adams Mass Ryer B. H. Stone State Laboratory Burlington C. H. Beecher University of Vermont Ayer William R. Bailey New Bennington & North Adams Electric Railroad Cheshire

Pianist Hev i nne Tells About Himself in Boston Debut

Pianist Josef Lhevinne, a renowned Russian virtuoso, speaks simply of his career as he prepares for a Boston recital at Steinert Hall. He dismisses self compositions and new transcriptions, aiming to do justice to great piano works.

Jogef Lhevinne Boston Steinert Hall Liszt Brahms Thorndike Hotel

Hindoos to Proceed to British Columbia Sparks Protests

Ottawa reports about 800 more Hindoo immigrants headed for British Columbia amid strong provincial protests against the arrival of this population group.

Ottawa Ont British Columbia

Record 46 arraigned in 20 minutes at Superior Court

In a swift session 46 men and women faced the Superior Criminal Court with ten placed on probation. Most cases involved drunkenness. eight nationalities were represented. The youngest was 14, the oldest over 70. Patrick Daly pleaded guilty and received probation amid a humorous courtroom moment.

Superior Criminal Court Patrick Daly Brown

Charlestown Catholic Union Hosts Ladies' Night Social

On Thanksgiving Eve the Charlestown Catholic Literary Union plans a ladies night at its Monument Square clubhouse. Whist and dancing will be the main features with an amusements program including the best local talent to entertain attendees.

Catholic Literary Union of Charlestown Monument Square

Auto Crash Yields Separate Verdicts for Hathaways

Frank M. Hathaway won a $500 verdict and Alice M. Hathaway won $200 in a Superior Court action against William C. Smith. Each sought $2000 for personal injuries from a July 3 1905 collision in the Fenway. The Hathaways contended their smaller car was struck by Smith’s larger vehicle.

Frank M. Hathaway William C. Smith Alice M. Hathaway Smith Fenway Hathaways

Arrest Edward Whalen as Diamond Thief in New York

Edward Whalen, 47, of New York City, was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Gaddis and McCausland on a warrant charging him with the diamond theft from Thomas Long Company at 39 41 Summer Street on Sept 10. Police say he has a long history of imprisonment.

Edward Whalen New York City Gaddis and McCausland Thomas Long Company Summer Street Whalen

Prince Albert of Flanders Named Congo Successor Ruler

Brussels reports Prince Albert of Flanders nephew of King Leopold was named successor to govern the Congo Independent State, ending debates on its political status if Belgium does not annex it. The piece notes Congo Free State independence anniversary and calls attention to abuses and reform efforts across nations.

Brussels Albert of Flanders Leopold Congo Belgium Congo Free State Leopold II

YVERSON Quality Footwear Retailer Offers Multiple Stores

Local footwear ad touts YVERSON quality and comfort with several outlets. Stores listed include Washington Street at Water corner, Court Street at Hanover corner, 185 Summer Street, and D Pewer Square.

Yverson Wash. St Cor Court St Hanover Summer St Dpewer Square

Shiloh visit blocked by local church officials

County Attorney Ralph W. Crockett and two ministers were refused admission to Shiloh along with a newspaper man. The Rev. P F Marston and Rev. A T Salley argued ministers have no more right to inspect Shiloh than Shiloh officials have to inspect Lewiston church houses. Principal witnesses at the Governor Cobb hearing are Rev. N H Harriman of Boston and Charles F. Dunlap of Portland, active in circulating petitions.

Lisbon Falls Ralph W. Crockett Shiloh P. EF. Marston Pine Street Lewiston Cobb N. H. Harriman Boston Charles F. Dunlap Portland

Whole Family Poisoning Case Shocks Springfield

Police arrest Florence Shipley a Leshure cook after the Willard P. Leshure family suffers repeated poisonings. Within weeks the household faced deadly illness from arsenic, with bread from the pantry linked by chemical analysis. The case centers on suspected deliberate poisoning.

Springfield Willard P. Leshure Florence Shipley Leshures Leshure

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