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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1910

Page

2

Lawson 10 defence of Weymouth

A Boston letter defends George Weymouth in the 1910 atlas tack affair. It portrays Weymouth as a loyal employee miscast by Henry H. Rogers and Amalgamated, arguing Weymouth acted under his boss and was not guilty of the alleged defalcations. The piece ends with a warning to Atlas Tack creditors about further developments.

Fairhaven George Weymouth Atlas Tack Company Thomas W. Lawson Henry H. Rogers-Amalgamated-Stannard Oil Henry H. Rogers Butte- Montana Amalgamated Butte-Montana-Amalgamated Mr. Rogers Atlas Boston

Clericals Expelled by Portuguese Republicans

Lisbon bargaining and clashes as republican forces police the city after a failed monarchical uprising. A convent siege near Graca ends with no friars found. public life quietly resumes despite arrests of burglars. Funeral plans note the deaths of Admiral Cambido Reis and Professor Bombarda.

Lisbon Graca Cambido Reis Bombarda

Royal Family Might Seek French or Spanish Home

Madrid reports Premier Canaleja says Portuguese royal family may settle in France at a Duke of Orleans chateau or in Spain at the Countess of Paris palace Villamanrique in Seville. Lisbon advices say Jesuits defended their monastery by firing on revolutionists, killing a soldier and a civilian.

Madrid Canaleja France Duke of Orleans Paris Villamanrique Seville Lisbon

President Braga a self made man

Theophile Braga, provisional president of the new Portuguese Republic, is praised as highly intelligent and self made. Dr Manuel Garcia Monteiro, from East Boston, notes Braga as a long time teacher, lecturer and prolific writer born in Ponta Delgada, Azores. The interview recalls the 1910 republican uprising, Lisbon control, and hopes Portugal will be reborn with intellectuals, business and agriculturists on the republics side. The speaker laments deaths including Dr Bombardo and praises Braga’s leadership and future.

Theophile Braga Portugal Braga Lisbon Oporto Juan Franco America Bombardo

Franco orders Carlist leader to leave border town

Madrid reports Franco has asked Tirso Olodabal the Carlist leader living in Saint Jean de Luz France to relocate several hundred miles from the frontier. The move signals Spain's nervousness over possible Republican agitation in Catalonia and Carlist attempts to embarrass the dynasty amid political tension.

Madrid Franco Tirso Olodabal Saint Jean de Luz France Spain Catalonia

Braga Pleased Over Kings Quiet Departure From Portugal

Lisbon Oct 7 President Braga issued a statement expressing government satisfaction that the royal family's departure from Portugal occurred without incident. The note added that both military and civil support for the republic was rising. As the Duke of Oporto boarded the royal yacht at Cascaes he said I am a Portuguese and hope to die in Portugal.

Lisbon Braga Portugal Duke of Oporto Cascaes

Man Fined for Row on Street Car in Charlestown Court

James Keeney of 100 Franklin Street Arlington was arraigned in Charlestown District Court on intoxication and assault charges arising from a Thursday evening incident on the Sullivan Square station platform. He was found guilty, fined for intoxication and $25 for the assault.

Charlestown James Keeney Franklin Street Arlington Sullivan Square

Max Baker Pugilist Dies in New York Hospital

Max Baker, a noted figure in boxing, died yesterday in a New York City hospital after months of illness. His parents live at 2012 Seneca Street in the South End.

Max Baker Seneca Street South End New York City Calvary Cunningham Roxbury Catherine John Cunningham Boylan Catherine FP. Glynn St. Patrick's Church Cummings East Boston Marcus Patrick J Joanna T. Cummings Fitzgerald Webster Street Mary Jane James Faget Belvidere Street Fiske Jamaica Plain Grosvenor Rd Charles Tiske Foster Lucy E Arthur L. Foster Doherty Hillside Street Mission Church Milford Mass Houghton Chelsea Patrick Ellen Houghton Carroll Street St. Rose Hughes South Boston Alice L George A Rachel Hughs Gee Madden West Broadway Hurst Brockton William Hurst North Middleboro Brighton Mt. Auburn Chapel Kane Mattapan Thomas W. Kane Mary J. Farrell Blue Hall Avenue St. Angela's Church Keaveny Faneni Chelses St. Rose's Church McDonough South Poston Patrick , F Bartholomew Macy McDonough Corey Street Charlestown Mary ‘McDonough Cottage Street St. Augustine's Church Holy Cross Cemetery Malden McVall Dorchester Mary A John I’. McFall Freeport Street St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill M'Govern Michael Ir Michael Annie Me Saratoga Street Morris William F William Elizabeth Morris Hayden High Street Murray Henry P Ellen Murray John Roth Lagrange Street St. Janes’ Church Nanutasket Carlos H Gun Rock House Hame Shack Cecelia Mark Mary H. Shack Kurley Delle Avenue Singleton Daniel Jane Singleton Bartlett Monroe Street St. John's Church Blue Hill Avenue Brooklyn Stacey Cambridge Ellen Davis Street St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Itanarella Albert B Michaels Alice Tanarella Palmer Street Swett Clementine Keyes Charles KE. Swett Hillside Avenue Winchester Riverside Cemetery North Chelmsford Vercelli Joseph Vercelli Theresa Onello Hull Street Sacred Heart Mt. le

Sarsaparilla Helped Fort Wayne Woman Recover

Years of catarrh and blood disease left Miss Mabel F Dawkins weak until two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla restored her health. She praises the remedy as life changing and recommends it to others. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.

Mabel F. Dawkins Lafayette Street Fort Wayne Ind Hood

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