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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
3
A six month old Roxbury boy, William Daly of 9 Wigglesworth street, described as among the prettiest and brightest babies in Boston, with blue eyes and flaxen hair, roguish good looks, and a cheerful nature.
Tomorrow at 10 o clock Congressman Joseph F OConnell will wed Miss Marasita R Lenehan of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania in a quiet ceremony attended only by family. Father Fidelis James Kent Stone will perform the rites with Dr John OConnell as best man.
A six month old Shetland pony named Scarf Pin rode the Leyland Lancastrian from Liverpool to Charlestown. The small colt, barely 9% inches high, caused nightly uproar by kicking the foxhound kennel and provoking the hounds, delighting crew and passengers with his audacious antics.
The final bid to save William J. Kellher in the looting case centers on the admissibility of George W. Coleman’s testimony. Kellher’s lawyers filed a 100 page draft of exceptions to Judge Hale’s jury charge with the U S Circuit Court. If approved, the case moves to the United States Court of Appeals in Boston in January for review by three judges.
In Washington Roosevelt alighted at Union Station and gave his daughter Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth a quarter after she asked for a loan or donation. Onlookers found the scene amusing while noting daughters everywhere press for money.
In Brockton on November 21 Abraham Meyers of 7 Sanford Place was found liable for 2000 dollars to Celia Stein of 53 Plymouth Street. The Superior Court jury awarded her 2000 in a breach of promise suit, noting Meyers’ alleged marriage proposal over a year ago.
William H. Childs reportedly lost about 500000 of his inheritance on Wall Street over four years. Counsel stated this in a hearing before Justice Blackmar in the Supreme Court Brooklyn, as basis for Mrs. Gertrude E. Childs to seek a bond to secure alimony granted in their separation decree.
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