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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
6
The death of Carl Place at Nantasket ends the famous divorce suit between Pauline Place and her husband. The case, heard in multiple courts, was set for Plymouth Superior Court but was halted by his death, making further proceedings unnecessary.
Ada Fleming Stone of Wollaston and Harold R. Gillette of Cortland, NY, wed at the bride’s home after a 28,000 mile world voyage. The ceremony drew Boston Brookline and Quincy social leaders, with Dorothy Gillette as maid of honor and E Bertram Pike as best man. The couple plan to live in Cortland after returning from their sea journey.
Charles Gilibert, 43, a renowned French baritone slated to perform with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Boston and Cambridge next week, died suddenly Tuesday night at the Hotel Gregorian in New York. His wife, in Paris, was notified by cable.
Mr Gilibert died after an ear abscess worsened from Paris arrival. He fell unconscious Tuesday and remained so until his death, with contralto Mlle Marianne Flahaut by his side. He came to sing with the Metropolitan Opera after four seasons with the Manhattan company and was scheduled to perform in Puccini's The Girl of the Golden West.
President Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad was yesterday afternoon elected president of the Boston and Maine railroad by the board of directors at the North station offices. No other changes were made to the board or executive staff. Earlier, Lawrence stockholders elected the current directors who have served the past two years or more, including former President Lucius Tuttle.
Premier Briand denounces the railway strike as an insurrection based on criminal grounds amid ongoing negotiations for grievances. Government orders arrest of 20 leaders and mobilizes troops as trains are derailed and signals damaged. Seine river supports Paris as food supplies are rushed in and Americans seek passage to the coast.
Sixteenth president Roosevelt denounces corrupt legislators as traitors and praises Catholic work while urging broad religious toleration. He spoke at a Knights of Columbus dinner in Peoria after visiting Archbishop Spalding, with remarks recalling his Africa missions and urging mutual respect among Christians.
Advert says Diapepsin digests all meals, eliminates dyspepsia and sourness within minutes. Claims relief from gas, belching, heartburn and headaches, with a 50 cent case from your druggist and no need for laxatives.
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