15 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
1
Antis plan to attend the Tremont Temple gathering and seek arrest of suffragists distributing Christobel Pankhurst's paper the Suffragist. The event centers on women's rights advocacy and press distribution in Boston.
This important football day marks the season’s end with Princeton and Dartmouth meeting two top teams. The Yale Princeton clash at New Haven headlines the lineup, while Dartmouth faces the Carlisle Indians in New York and Harvard meets Brown at Soldiers Field.
Nogales Sonora November 14 General Venustiano Carranza spoke before a planned second conference with William Bayard Hale Wilsons envoy and made a firm statement on Huerta the United States and the constitutionalists revolutionary movements headed by Carranza This is a continuation note for Page 6 third column
Mike Gibbons of St Paul defeated Marty Rowan of Brooklyn in the second round of a planned 10 round bout in Brooklyn. Rowan's seconds threw a sponge as a knockout seemed certain. Weights were 149 1 2 and 152.
Representative Thomas J. Giblin of East Boston was found guilty of assaulting James E. Maguire and sentenced by Judge Joseph H. Barnes to two months in the House of Correction. Giblin appealed and was held in 500 dollars for trial in Superior Court. Mrs. Giblin fainted in court as the sentence was pronounced.
Alvah E. Cook of 40 Newhall Street Lynn told Judge Edward B. O'Brien in Lynn Police Court that his wife Florence charged him after the couple’s dog interfered with their marriage. He blamed the dog for bites fleas barking and sleeping disputes that led to the dispute.
A man tells of trouble with a dog named Fritzie that bit him when he moved at night and caused fleas and snoring. He recalls the struggle in a courthouse setting as his wife kept the dog in bed. The note continues on another page.
The record lists times and celestial notes for Portland Gloucester and Newport with references to moon phase and planetary events. It mentions historical anniversaries including the Leopold assassination attempt of 1902 and the Articles of Confederation adoption in 1777, plus a president elect Wilson note from a year prior.
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions in Boston and vicinity on Saturday with Sunday also fair. Winds are expected to be moderate from the northwest to north as eastern New York and New England brace for the weekend.
Four colored family servants of the Wilsons will travel from the South to attend the wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson. Their names will not appear in society columns, but they will witness the ceremony with pride.
The nurse Mammy, attending Miss Jessie, is among the honored guests and eager to see the chile step off. Secret service presence increases at the White House to guard arriving gifts. Congress may declare a holiday on November 25 in Miss Wilson’s honor.
Suffragist delegation plans to welcome the visiting crusader at 2 PM. Protestors claim all seats for her lecture, while anti suffrage activists file papers with Police Commissioner O'Meara. Copies of The Suffragette and the suppressed New York article were left for review.
Protesters press Joseph J. Corbett to ban Pankhurst writings in New York amid plans to sell the material at a Tremont Temple meeting. They contact police and Tremont Temple officials urging action as the controversy unfolds tonight.
John Redmond the Irish leader and his wife were assaulted on a Durham train by a suffragette who said he had not done enough for Irish women. The assailant struck Redmond on the head and Mrs. Redmond on the back before flour was scattered from a bag. A train attendant ejected the attacker and police took her into custody.
Mr Redmond in Town Hall speech says no Ulster demand is beyond consideration if it aligns with national self government for Ireland. He urges opponents not to shut Ireland out over fear of fanatics or bullies and cautions against inflexible obstruction.
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