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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1909

Page

4

Liberal Wing Questions Militant Catholic Voter League

Paris November 23 Liberal faction of the French Episcopate led by Archbishop Turinaz of Narcy calls for broader church union including conservatives beyond Catholics. Archbishop Buzet of Rouen opposes active church involvement in politics warning such moves threaten religion and constitutional stability.

Paris Turinaz Narcy League of Catholic Voters Buzet Rouen

Officials Seize Opium in Texas Smuggling Sweep

Customs officers seized 400 cans of smuggled opium valued at 7000 dollars in El Paso. No arrests were made. In the last month over 20000 dollars worth of opium were seized at El Paso San Antonio and other Texas points.

EL Paso Tex San Antonio Texas

Tricot Dresses and Waists Sale Prices Listed

A sale listing shows tricot dresses in military models priced around 10.00, samples and odd suits from 6.95 to 19.50, and waists offered at 1.98, with other items noted between 69c and 14.75.

Eeahancy DS Re Rrierie

Wedding Unites Fortunes at Hotel St. Regis in New York

A November wedding at the Hotel St. Regis united two large fortunes. Bride Mrs William Hayes Chapman and groom Philip VanValkenburgh, born of a prominent Dutch lineage, bring estimated personal fortunes of 20 million and 10 million dollars respectively. Mrs VanValkenburgh, widow of a Brooklyn merchant, has wide social ties in London and Paris and had been linked to a Russian general.

New York St. Regis William Hayes Chapman Philip VanValkenburgh VanValkenburgh Brooklyn London Paris Spiridovitch

Actress Dolly Parnell Marries Indian Prince Nesir Ali Khan

London report says Dolly Parnell the musical comedy actress wed Prince Nesir Ali Khan son of a powerful Indian ruler. The prince presented jewels valued at 100600 dollars to his bride.

London Dolly Parnell Nesir Ali Khan India

Salvation Army prepared 4500 Thanksgiving dinners

At the People's Palace the Salvation Army readies 4500 dinners for tomorrow. Colonel Gifford cites public support, media help, and reduced street collections as factors in delivering 1000 more meals than last year. Letters from grateful donors and families in need accompany the effort, with 800 additional families identified for aid.

Salvation Army People’s Palace Post Gifford Wisconsin Grand Army Thomas G. Plant New Hampshire Colonel Gifford

State Flower Mission to Send 500 Food Baskets for Thanksgiving

Salvation Army aid feeds thousands and the State Flower Mission plans 500 baskets today and tonight. Bottles of grape juice accompany 104 tuberculous baskets. Eight cars, led by Mrs. Samuel Wright Simpson, will deliver with help from Church of the New Jerusalem space and a roster of assistants.

Salvation Army State Flower Mission Church of the New Jerusalem Beacon Street Samuel Wright Simpson Lella M. Sewall Eva K. Foster Fanny I. Loring John Alexander Alice Huiston Mary Duncan Olive Moulton James W. Shepard Vivian R. Collins

Amesbury robbery leaves worker beaten and robbed

Charles Beleo was found unconscious in a bushes on Edward A. Childs estate after being assaulted on Main street by four strangers. Beleo, a Merrimac Hat Company employee, had $25 stolen, his mouth gagged and shoes removed as the highwaymen searched for money near Amesbury High School.

Amesbury Charles Beleo Edward A. Childs Main Street Eslee Merrimac Hat Company 4& Stranger Amesbury High School Childs

Carpenter awarded $5000 for broken neck injury

Fitchburg reports Isaac Rosseau, a carpenter, who fractured his neck in May 1907 after falling from staging, has recovered $5000 in damages. The suit against Deschenes and Charron, contractors, followed a prior trial and a Supreme Court order for a new trial.

Fitchburg Isaic Rosseau Deschenes & Charron Supreme Court

Warriner Denies Others Involved In Railroad Embezzlement

Charles L. Warriner former treasurer of the Big Four railroad issued a formal statement from Cincinnati Ohio November 23 denying any other railroad employee is connected with his alleged embezzlement shortage.

Cincinnati, O Charles L. Warriner Big Four Railroad

Law School Class Elects Its Officers

The Boston Y. M. C. A. Law School class of 1913 held its officer election last evening in Associate Hall after a stormy session. James R. Queeney was chosen president with James F. Rollins as vice president, R. Corrigan as treasurer, and Jacob W. Pashions as recording secretary. Remaining officers to be elected tonight amid another anticipated turbulent session.

Boston Y. M. C. A. Law School James R. Queeney James F. Rollins R. Corrigan South Framingham Jacob W. Pashions

Aphrodite Head Reveals Ancient Hair Style in Museum Exhibition

A marble head of Aphrodite in Boston's Museum of Fine Arts shows that the modern hair fillet imitates a fourth century B C style. The Attic marble, valued at $100000, underscores Greek craftsmanship and is among the museum's prized works. Donations toward the maintenance fund total $150305 with notable gifts from George L. Peabody and others.

Aphrodite Boston New Museum Museum of Fine Museum OF Fine Arts

Hub Credit Men Dine and Hear Addresses

About 100 credit men connected with Boston business houses gathered at Young's Hotel for a dinner and talk on the Corporation Tax by James H. Gill. Former president John R. Ainsley spoke on his world tour with stereopticon. music by an orchestra. Officiating officers included William Q. Wales and Fred L. Howard. event chaired by John J. Hennessey with committee members Seaverns Moor Worchester Stone Farmer.

Boston Young’s Internal Revenue James H. Gill Association John R. Ainsley William Q. Wales Fred L. Howard John J. Hennessey N. Milliken Herbert A. Whiting Charles E. Piper Clarence P. Seaverns Laurence A. Moor William E. Worcester Arthur P. Stone Luke W. Farmer

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