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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

9

Love Letters Read In Divorce Suit At Chicago Court

In Chicago on October 4, Mrs Minna Hoffman 79 going on 80 testified in a divorce case against Gustav Hoffman 60 admitting she wrote love letters and a poem to her husband before their 1909 marriage. The letters dated though not clearly, show longing and distress with phrases I have such a great longing for you and I am sick from thinking of it. The letters were written in German and read in court by attorney Fred Plotke.

Shicago Chetlain Superior Court Gustav Hoffman Minna Hoffman Gustaf Minna P. S Fred Plotke

Dorchester Man Injured by Exploding Dynamite Cap

A Dorchester resident sustained injuries when a dynamite cap exploded in his hand. Local authorities investigated the incident, with medical staff treating the injuries and noting the accident occurred at a work site.

Boy Explodes Cap Injures Dorchester Schoolboy

A dynamite cap exploded in a fourth grade room at Mather School Meeting House Hill injuring Francis D. McGilvray of Dorchester. He lost three fingers on his right hand and suffered a severe laceration to the left. About 45 pupils fled in panic. a teacher restrained a window escape as firemen arrived.

Mather School Meeting House Hill Francis D. McGilvray Ellet Street Dorchester Moe Gilvray Thomas Monahan John Shea

Gillette outlines plans for Doro in Electricity and Boston runs

Charles Frohman announces Marie Doro will star in Electricity in New York after Boston and appear at London's Duke of Yorks Theatre during King George VI coronation. He will return to Boston Oct 23 for Sir Conan Doyle's The Speckled Band and stage Gillette repertoire at Hollis Street Theatre including Sherlock Holmes and other works. Dora will travel from New York for a single Clarice performance closing the New York theatre for the night.

Charles Frohman Marie Doro New York City Boston London King George Sherlock Holmes William Gillette Hollis Street Theatre Enemy Secret Service Private Secretary Johnson Clarice Dora New York

Poor John Henry Faces Trouble Over Lost Race Money

A brief note in the next Sundays Post teases another amusing adventure of John Henry as he continues to explain whereabouts of money lost at the races. Local readers are invited to follow the continued misadventures in the forthcoming issue.

John Henry

Florida City Shows Gain in Population Census 18th

Washington reports 18th census figures for major cities with Jacksonville rising to 57,699, up 29,270 from 28,429 in 1900. Topeka 43,684, up 10,076 from 33,608. Harrisburg 64,186, up 14,019 from 50,167. Newport 30,309, up 2,008 from 28,801.

Washington Jacksonville Florida Topeka Kans Harrisburg Newport, Ky

Newport's Old Court Crier Dies

James G. Topham, longtime Newport court crier who announced governors from the State House balcony, died last night in his 84th year.

Newport R. I James G. Topham Rhode Island

Monument to Archbishop Williams planned by Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus in Roslindale form John J. Williams council to honor Boston’s late Archbishop Williams with a 20 foot bronze bust set on a granite obelisk. Sculptor Hugh Cairns created the four and a half foot statue weighing about three tons. The project, costing $30,000, features an angel with outstretched wings and exedra, and will be showcased at Mechanics Fair before a Columbus Day parade.

Hugh Cairns Archbishop Williams K. OF C John J. Williams Council OF Williams Knights of Columbus Boston Order Roslindale Mechanics Fair John J. Williams Council

Advocate pay for prisoners adopted by congress

Washington Oct. 4 The International Prison Congress adopted resolutions recommending that prisoners be paid for their work and that any money credited to them should be available to their families in times of need.

Washington International Prison Congress

Dowd Dolan Couple Wed at Mission Church Roxbury

Thomas H Dowd and Miss Helen Lt Dolan wed at Mission Church Roxbury yesterday. Best man Dr Thomas W Toohy and bridesmaid Frances Dolan attended. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home 30 Francis Street Roxbury. They will reside at 30 High Rockway Allston Mass after their honeymoon.

Thomas H. Dowd Helen Lt. Dolan Michael Dolan Mission Church Roxbury Francis Street Thomas W. Toohy Frances Dolan Mrs. Dowd High Rockway Allston Mass

Old North End Schoolhouse Sold to Antoni Del Signore

The historic North Margin Street Primary School, a two story brick building dating to about 1810 and once part of the Wilet and Hancock districts, was sold to Antoni Del Signore. The sale recalls old Boston families and the neighborhood’s colonial-era homes as tall tenement blocks rise nearby.

Boston North End North Margin Street Antoni del Signore Back Bay Wilet Hancock Board of Health

Melrose intruder nabbed after burglarizing home

Daniel J. Sullivan of Somerville was charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. Held in $100 by Judge Bruce, case continued to Friday. Police report Sullivan appeared in the Melrose apartment house at Main and Franklin streets in stocking feet with a file. he fled and was caught by Patrolman Heaton after running into the street.

Malden Daniel J. Sullivan Somerville Bruce Sullivan Main Wranklin Streets Melrose M. T. Hersom Heaton

Death hoax as king’s courier tale teased in Post

The upcoming No 6 of the Adventures of a King’s Courier in Next Sunday’s Post centers on a supposed death of King Leopold of Belgium that is revealed as a hoax. The teaser suggests a plot twist and historical intrigue.

Leopold Belgium

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