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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
5
The store touts a week of winter goods bargains with heavy crowds all week. Home Furnishings Day is tomorrow, and officials promise crowd sizes will remain high through Saturday.
Mrs Maude Ballington Booth announced she has inherited 5000 and intends to donate it to build a new Hope Hall for the care of paroled prisoners. She aims to raise an additional 15000 for the project.
The Post received $1 from Mrs. A. J. W. of Brookline to aid Mrs. Fred Dame of 12 Silsbee street court Lynn. Dame's husband is missing and she and her four weeks old child have no support. The donation has been sent to Mrs. Dame.
Ernest Capso, arrested in Lowell on vagrancy charges and who jumped bail, was sentenced to one year in the house of correction yesterday in the Superior Court at East Cambridge. Capso said he had committed no crime and that the worst thing he ever did was stand on a corner.
The Rev. Charles Telford Erickson once a Bos ton University student has been beaten and arrested by Turkish authorities in Macedonia. He was forcibly deported from Elbassan in Albania under guard of five officers with his wife and three children. The incident drew intervention from the Austrian consul to prevent further indignities.
Stockholm November 14 1910 The Nobel prize committee awards the literature prize for 1910 to Paul Johann Ludwig Heyse the German poet and novelist born in Berlin in 1830 He has written tragedies narratives epic poems philology works and collections of tales and novels.
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