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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1905

Page

12

Mutineers to be hanged in Wilmington case

In Wilmington North Carolina Judge Purnell sentenced Arthur Adams and Robert Sawyer to be hanged January 26 in the city for mutiny aboard the schooner Harry Berwind off the coast in October. The jury for Henry Scott remains deadlocked on verdict.

Wilmington N. C Navy Purnell United States Arthur Adams Robert Sawyer Harry Berwind Henry Scott

Trustee Removal Granted in Probate Court

In Probate Court yesterday Judge Grant allowed a petition to remove Michael J. Reardon Jr as trustee under the will of the late Michael Reardon, a position created by a 1901 will.

Grant Michael J. Reardon, Jr Michael Reardon

Bloomers for Women at State Consumptives Home

Burrillville R I November 10 Cor sets will not be allowed in the new State Sanatorium for Consumptives. Women must wear bloomers though dresses need not be short enough to reveal them. Seven women and two men are admitted as paying patients.

Burrillville, R. I

Pierson Death Verdict Pending on Tracks Initiation

Mount Vernon Ohio November 10 The coroner will publicly announce the verdict in the death of Stuart Pierson who died while bound on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus tracks during a Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity initiation.

Mount Vernon Scarborough Stuart Pierson Pierson Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Delta Kappa Epsilon

Suit for 10000 on account of injuries to infant

A lawsuit for ten thousand dollars on account of alleged injuries to 14 month old A Mil dred Kelly was filed against Best Baking Company in the second session of the Superior Court before Judge Richardson yesterday.

A. Mildred Kelly Best Baking Company Richardson

Priest Leave Entire Estate to Springfield Diocese

Nov 10 Worcester notes report the will of Rev. James P. Tuite leaving his whole estate to the Roman Catholic church of the Springfield diocese after debts. The residue is to go to Bishop Thomas D. Beaven or successors for religious use as deemed prudent. Father Tuite served at St. Anne's Church and died Sept. 6.

Worcester James P. Tuite Diocese of Springfield Thomas D. Beaven Father Tuite St. Anne's Church

Treasury Chief Sees No Urgent Action Needed in New York Market

Secretary Shaw said there is nothing in the current New York money market that warrants or requires Treasury Department intervention.

Washington Shaw New York Treasury Department

City Recount Schedule Set After Election Board Meeting

Boston election officials moved to recount ballots starting Sunday at 10 o'clock at Faneuil Hall for Wards 1 to 11 and 20 and 24. Senate contests excluded. applications from both parties filed for multiple wards. Recounts of other wards will begin Monday at 9 30.

Minton Election Board Boston Faneuil Hall

Woman Frightened to Death by Burglar in New York Home

Mrs. George Bowne, 60, was killed after a burglar assaulted her during a struggle at her New York residence in the early hours. Her daughter aided but both women were beaten back. Mrs. Bowne died on the floor as the intruder escaped.

New York George Bowne

Nine youths confess on greased rails prank at Cornell

In Ithaca New York nine boys under nineteen confess to greasing rails near Cornell University. Four of the youths are sons of professors. The confession removes suspicion that Cornell students were the culprits.

Ithaca Ithaca, N. Y Cornell

Tabasco Steamer Survives Worst Seas to Reach Harbor

After 12 days under hurricane seas Tabasco arrived two days late in harbor. Deckhouses and ventilators were ripped away and officers nearly swept from the bridge. Captain Charles Anderson is praised for safely bringing the steamer to port.

Tabasco Charles Anderson

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