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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
3
Yee Yue, confined in Charlestown State prison on a 6 to 10 year sentence for assault with a dangerous weapon, attempted suicide by hanging. He was found by a watchman with knees on the ground and cut down. facts surfaced only last night.
The verdict in the Sarah Waters versus Frank A. Appleton case amounts to $20,000 for the plaintiff after a weeklong trial. Miss Waters and her sister expressed relief and satisfaction, while attorney William E. Weeks called it a vindication for the plaintiff and Appleton issued no statement.
At Roxbury on November 10 William H beloved husband of Deli Erskine nee Flane ran. Funeral from his late residence 4 East Cottage street Saturday November 12 at 9 a.m. Requiem high mass at St Pauls Church Woodward Park street Relatives and friends invited to attend.
In Mexico City on November 10 authorities imposed measures to curb demonstrations against Americans. The day passed with relative calm as mounted police dispersed a late crowd near the New National Theatre preventing a repeat of yesterday’s unrest.
The foreign office assured Ambassador Wilson no riot repeats. police orders demand vigorous measures to curb street gatherings. Creel and Wilson exchanged VI and a written reply is expected. Newspapers inciting demonstrations will be suppressed. El Pais and El Diario del Hogar faced criticism for anti American content. Ambassadors received praise from American business leaders for standing firm. Reports of an attack on Wilson were unfounded.
Senator M. H. Berazaluce of Coahuila Mexico, visiting a federal court in Guthrie, said the anti American sentiment seen in Mexico is not general. He noted no danger of war and that there has never been a lynching in Mexico. He blamed U S newspapers for fueling mob feelings after a Rock Springs Texas incident.
A City Club debate split supporters and opponents of the latest suburban phone charges. Professor Jackson defended the plan citing service gains and broader access, while Dean argued the raises reach 50 percent for many users amid concerns of inequity.
Mrs. Hannah T. Bliss widow of Cyrus W. Bliss and seventh generation descendant of Richard Warren of the Mayflower died Tuesday at 151 Adams Street Dorchester at nearly 83. Born in Rehoboth she studied there and at Friends Academy New Bedford. She belonged to the Society of Mayflower Descendants and the Second Congregational Church. Survived by sons Frederic W. Bliss and George D. Bliss.
Police report says the unmarried man was found dead in his bathtub at 640 Huntington Avenue yesterday. Dr Grensell arrived and stated his preliminary assessment.
A man died about an hour after being found. Police believe he was attacked with a chronic ailment and drowned while taking a bath.
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