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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1909

Page

12

Forgery in Fight Over Russell Fortune Details

A dramatic court challenge over the Russell fortune centers on forged letters claimed to be from James D. Rousseau, now James D. Russell. Witnesses and handwriting experts from Boston to Dickinson test their authenticity as the case uncovers alias changes and contested family ties.

Daniel Blake Russell Simpson Hei Messina New York State James D. Rousseau West James D. Russell Mr. Simpson William C. Russell Charles French Lawton French Bennett F. Davenport Boston J. @. Fielding St. Paul Dickinson N. D Jamestown R. I Mary Russell Mary Mulack Fielding Faer Post Nova Scotia Valentine Schwirtz North Dakota Schwirtz Russell Massachusetts Aid Waukesha Minn Teresa Moore Moore Dickenson

First Rehearsal Held in New Opera House Boston

An opening rehearsal in the Boston Opera House reviewed Verdi's Aida with a cast led by Miss Parnell and Mr Hansen. The acoustics impressed officials and singers, confirming big plans for a modern theatre built with Eben Jordan's support and a $1.2 million budget.

New Opera House Boston Photo News Company Boston Opera House Henry Russell Robert Jordan Alice Nielsen Verdi Aida Miss Parnell Hansen Radames Miss New Orleans St. Louis San Francisco Chicago Boston Park Theatre Gounod Gluck Wagner Mozart Opera America

Curley Charges Too Wide in Sanitary Contract Inquiry

A special aldermanic committee issued a preliminary report on Alderman Curley’s charges against Donovan of the Democratic city committee. It questions whether the board is the proper body to probe alleged bribery tied to the New England Sanitary Company, noting the need for thorough, costly investigation with counsel, stenographers, and accountants. Alderman Giblin moved to dismiss the committee, tabling the order for a week.

New England Sanitary Company Curley Donovan Democratic City Committee Curley-Donovan Giblin

Tired Out Tanke Horsford's Acid Phosphate Vitalizes Nerves

An old advertisement proclaims Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a tonic that refreshes digestion and nerves. It claims to invigorate and support vitality, promoting better energy and well being for daily use.

Horsford

Democrats in Harmony Rally for Pelletier Campaign

Chairman James Donovan of the Democratic city committee convened ward chairmen to drum up registration and plan support for Joseph C. Pelletier in the district attorney race. Of 26 chairmen, 19 attended as the party unites across wings for the campaign with a rally set for Thursday in Ward 16.

James Donovan Democratic City Committee Joseph C. Pelletier Malachi Jennings Pelletier David B. Shaw Fitzgerald

Millions From Over The Sea Arrive In Boston

Six arriving steamers from various ports brought to Boston yesterday merchandise valued near 3 million dollars. A 1 million cargo rode in the Clan Macpherson from Calcutta and Colombo, and 800 thousand of Manila hemp filled the Indravelli. Also listed were the Allan liner Numidian and Cairn liners Cairn Avon's arrivals from Naples, plus fruiter Limon from Port Limon and Admiral Dewey from Jamaica with 64 000 stems of bananas among the cargoes.

Boston Clan Macpherson Calcutta Colombo Indravelli Cairnavon Naples Limon Port Limon Costa Rica Admiral Dewey Jamaica

Supreme Court Opens Regular Term in Washington

Washington, Oct. 11. After a recess of more than four months, the Supreme Court of the United States today began the regular term for the next twelve months. The court opened with the nine justices seated and ready to hear an agenda spanning major constitutional questions and corporate disputes.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Today

German battleship Westfalen exceeds contract speed during trial

Bremen October 11 The Westfalen a 1908 launched super Dreadnought battleship built for the German navy completed a trial today surpassing contract speed with 20 knots and engines showing 24 000 horsepower in the test run

Bremen Westfalen

North End Celebrates Columbus Day with Flag Adorned Festivities

The North End is gayly attired in Italian and American flags and bunting to honor Columbus Day today. Banquets, dances and other festivities will be held throughout the day.

Recluse Arrested in Rhode Island Slaying

Joseph P. Corbett a Seekonk recluse was arrested on a murder warrant for the January 22 killing of Charles F. Randall paymaster at Glenlyon Dye Works East Providence. Randall and stenographer Mitts Elizabeth Dodge were ambushed as they traveled to the works. Dodge escaped driving the sleigh to safety. Randall died days later at Rhode Island Hospital. Corbett surrendered without resistance.

Providence R. L Joseph P. Corbett Seekonk Mass Charles F. Randall Glenlyon East Providence Randall Mitts Elizabeth Dodge Pawtucket Phillipsdale Works Wannamossett Golf Club Stonewall Miss Dodge Rhode Island Corbett

Home Made Pine Syrup Cough Remedy

A cheap five minute prep cough syrup using granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex pine compound mixed with syrup or strained honey. Promoted as effective for coughs colds bronchitis and chest pains and suitable for children.

Fire destroys Canonchet mansion of War Governor Sprague

At Narragansett Pier Rhode Island fire consumes the Canonchet home of former Governor William Sprague. Rescue by faithful coachman Michael Allen saves Sprague as smoke chokes the upper floors. Loss tallied at about 1 million dollars with valuables including Corots Michelangelo works and Civil War relics.

Narragansett Pier R. I Michael Allen William Sprague Sprague Corots Michel Angelos Banks Narragansett Park Inez Canonchet Harr W. Stiness Greenwich Rhode Island

Artful thief bags three oil paintings from Rothwell suite

Gregor Kelejian, 28, of Dundee street, hanging three valuable oil paintings in his room after police say he appropriated them while decorating William H. Rothwell’s Hotel Umpire suite on Commonwealth avenue a month ago. A landscape was valued at 400 dollars and the other two at 2100 dollars each.

Gregor Kelejian Dundee Street William H. Rothwell Commonwealth Avenue Kelejian Constantinople Mr. Rothwell Kelesian

Women in Fire Panic at Dorchester Plant

A spill of naphtha at Educational Publishing Company's Dorchester plant triggered a rapid panic among women workers yesterday afternoon. In the rush to exits several fainted, and the alarm was difficult to control. Total fire damage was limited to $25.

Educational Publishing Company Dorchester

Sherman son visits at Edgewater Phillips Beach

T. M. Sherman, son of Vice-President Sherman, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard, Sr., at their summer home Edgewater at Phillips Beach.

T. M. Sherman Sherman John Shepard, Sr Edgewater Phillips Beach

Robbers Assault Brakeman on Freight Train

In Newburyport on October 11 Geo E Taylor a Boston and Maine brakeman left the rear car to signal when masked robbers jumped him beating him with clubs and stealing $19. They laid him across the tracks as another train neared but fellow brakemen found him in time to save his life.

Newburyport Geo. E. Taylor Boston & Maine Robebers Taylor

Japanese Cruiser Icnumi Arrives in San Francisco for Portola Festival

The Japanese cruiser Icnumi arrived in San Francisco to represent the Emperor during the Portola festival. A minor officer aboard is Prince Shimadzu, a member of Japan's royal family.

San Francisco Icnumi Shimadzu Royal Family of Japan

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