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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
3
Ralph Blanchard of Medford a drum maker for a Boston lumber firm was charged with neglecting to support his wife and child. Judge Bruce ordered $6 weekly. Mrs Blanchard said they were married six years and he earns $100 weekly but gave only $1 since last June.
About 400 people from New England family associations attended Ford Hall for the closing dinner of the American Society of Colonial Families first reunion. Dean George Hodges of Harvard presided and spoke on Mary Dyer. Marion Longfellow urged patriotism and a haven for the oppressed.
In Rome the Turkish heir to the throne faced cooler reception than other royalty. At the Gala dinner no toast was offered and the Italian king spoke little with the guest, prompting the Turk to shorten his stay by one day amid tensions over the Italian ultimatum and expected intervention.
In McComb Mississippi a clash between strikers and strike-breakers results in multiple deaths and injuries. Governor Noel orders troops. Adjutant General Fridge heads to Brookhaven. The fight lasts about 20 minutes as both sides exchange heavy gunfire near the Illinois Central freight shed.
The body of Rev. Michael J. Supple former pastor of St. Francis de Sales Charlestown was moved from the parochial residence to the church for an all night vigil and processional service led by local clergy. A solemn high mass is planned at 8 am with Rev. Thomas McCarthy and others assisting followed by a funeral mass at 10 am conducted by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Dennis O Callaghan. A guard of honor from Knights of Columbus kept watch through the night.
Notice of sale style from F Gray Co offering black vieuna suits made of Australian wool with heavy satin lining. Regular price $20.00 now reduced to $9.90 at Washington and Hanover location.
Chicago Oct 3. Dr Henry Elgin Webster, who has confessed to killing his wife, reveals a complex marriage history with three wives. He killed his third wife and disposed of her body Sept 16 near Dixon Illinois as officials seek further truth in his fluctuating account.
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson led the Democratic State convention as it adopted a platform praising his administration. The body narrowly blocked a resolution urging Wilson to seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year.
Charlottesville Virginia October 3 John Armstrong Chaloner a Virginia country gentleman declared himself a scientific investigator and claims he discovered a new phase of animal magnetism while arguing in New York insane but wealthy and prominent before United States Commissioner Booth Chaloner sought 1500000 from Thomas T Sherman as a committee in charge of his New York estate claiming his scientific pretensions are real and recounted a tale of moving curtains with a mental power as servants used last winter to block drafts during depositions.
Hustle and stock up on Wirthmore Poultry Feed to achieve top results from the start. The ad claims the feed suits big poultry raisers and small flocks alike, with a different feed for every need and ease of use for any customer. Produced by CHAS. M. COX CO. in Boston and sold via grain dealers.
They bless the good ship that brought settlers to this land of plenty and warn of mushroom Parlor Opticians who charge more than Wilson Hros., Seollay Sq. Jewellers. Five skilled sutton. Bring us your broken lens for repairs.
Chaloner, grandson of Joth Jacob Astor, born Chanler, escaped Bloomingdale asylum years ago after insanity ruling. He lives at Cobham Virginia with substantial means and fights to recover New York estate. He charges his family and recalls the "Whose looney now" message after his brother Sheriff Bob Chatinder of New York married Cavaliere.
Boston police Captain Charles Searles married Emily F. Epps a longtime courthouse stenographer. The ceremony was held last evening at 8 at the bride’s sister Mrs J H Bridge home in Newtonville with only relatives and close friends in attendance.
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