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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1912

Page

5

A Prince Without a Country

Prince Ludo vic Pignatelli d Aragon son of Don Jaime arrived on the steamer France and was sent to Ellis Island. He is held ineligible to enter the United States after a suicide attempt in Paris last July and may be deported due to gaming law violations. His port of refuge remains uncertain as France and the U S have not welcomed him.

New York Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d’Aragon Don Jaime France Ellis Island Cide Paris

Prince in Immigration Clash Faces Deportation Under French Line

A 36 year old prince who had visited America before arrived in Virginia to hunt but admitted to an accidental self injury after his family pressed marriage plans with a Spanish bride. Immigration inspectors at Ellis Island detained him and prepared deportation under the French line.

Havre America Virginia Ellis Island

Harko Suits Offer At Half Price On Custom Tailoring

An advertisement from S. H. Harrison Co. invites customers to see Harko tailored suits and overcoats priced at 12.50 instead of 25, located at 662 672 Washington Street.

Harko S. H. Harrison Co Washington Street Henry Siegel America Copenhagen

Pier Lease Restored to State Control Pending Approval

An agreement signed by Presidents Mellen Curtis and port of Boston directors seeks to revoke the Commonwealth pier lease to Ford. If approved by the Governor and Council, control would return to the state's representatives and the port directors.

Charles S. Mellen Boston & Maine New York New Haven & Hartford Fayette S. Curtis Old Colony Railroad Port of Boston Commonwealth Pier New York, New Haven & Hartford

State to equip Commonwealth Pier under port control

Directors of the Port plan a double storied pier for passengers and freight with an overhead bridge to Summer street. A uniform port charge of 10 cents a ton will apply to railroads to lure grain ships from the Northwest, reducing current 60 cent per ton switching costs. A grain elevator is considered but no decision yet. Commonwealth Pier, valued at 2 million, was leased to Old Colony Railroad in 1910 for 70 thousand yearly and has been unused.

Summer Street Northwest Baltimore Philadelphia St. Lawrence Boston Commonwealth Pier Old Colony Railroad New Haven Daniel O. Ives Committee On Transportation of the Chamber of Commerce New Haven Railroad Grand Trunk

Suffragettes Imitate Men Draw Baron's Condemnation

The Baroness Von Suttner of Belgium criticized militant suffragists at a Boston Equal Suffrage Association meeting. She argued that women should not imitate revolutionary male tactics warning such methods would damage history and the home as the nation’s governing unit.

Baroness von §Suttner Belgium Boston Equal Suffrage Association

Pardon sought for murderess Lena Cusumano in Hull case

A petition filed with Governor Foss requests absolute pardon for Lena Cusumano serving life at Sherborn for the murder of her husband Frank Cusumano in Hull. The petition by attorney Thomas J. Grady argues innocence and cites the Governor's Council finding of reasonable doubt about her guilt.

Lena Cusumano Sherborn Frank Cusumano Hull Enrico Mascioli Foss Thomas J. Grady Cusumano

Silk Lined Overcoats at 9.75 From H. Harrison Co

Advertisement notes black thibets oxford and unfinished worsteds silk lined to edge in black and gray coats. Limited quantity remaining. H. Harrison Co. at 662 672 Washington Street.

H. Harrison Co Washington Street Boston Rahaewses Ford Copenhagen

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