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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1903

Page

7

Roosevelt favored early war clash with Spain, diary note stirs debate

Washington reports scrutiny over ex Secretary Long's claim that Roosevelt urged sending a squadron to sink Spanish ships while peace endured. Presidents, Moody and others dispute the remark as personal view. Roosevelt allegedly urged action as March 25 ships voyage marked a hostile act.

Washington White House John D. Long Roosevelt Spain Moody Long Navy McKinley Navy Department Secretary Long President McKinley West Indies Mr. Long Mr. Roosevelt

Judge McKim Objects to Child Witnesses in Probate Court

In a Probate Court dispute, Judge McKim ruled that children should not be called as witnesses in parental contests. Two minors, ages 12 and 14, were removed after testifying for Jennie Gooltz in her separate maintenance case against Isaac Gooltz. The father was ordered to pay $2 immediately and $8 weekly thereafter.

McKim Jennie Gooltz Isaac Gooltz

Sherborn for girl kidnapper Evelyn Randolph

Evelyn A Randolph a 17 year old girl with three husbands was sentenced to the Sherborn Reformatory for kidnapping a child. Certificates of her three marriages were produced. she admitted all marriages and the kidnapping. She claimed her second husband instructed her to marry in Providence and Boston. Grandmother called her mentally deficient.

Evelyn A. Randolph Sherborn Reformatory Sherman Providence Boston

Michael Leavitt 105 Tells How To Live Long

Milford October 13 Michael Leavitt the Amherst centenarian visited town walking from his farm beyond Amherst on the road to Manchester. He says he is 105 but exact birth date is lost. His secret is to live simply, eat plain food, stay outdoors, and keep a clear conscience avoiding avarice.

Milford Michael Leavitt Amherst Manchester Leavitt

American Women to Marry in England in November

London reports Cora, Countess of Stafford, former Mrs. Samuel J. Colgate, to wed T. M. Kennard, a wealthy traveler and club member. The union would be her third marriage, with a honeymoon planned in the East. Kennard’s sister-in-law is a successful sporting writer who once entertained the Prince of Wales.

London Cora Countess of Stafford Samuel J. Colgate New York Colgate T. M. Kennard Turf South Street Park Lane Ernest Cunard Miss Padelford Pitfour

Russia to send troops and supplies eastward

Russia ships physicians and hospital supplies to the Far East as 60,000 troops and nurses move east. Current strength in the Orient is reported at 28,000 men. Officers assigned there have been forbidden to take wives.

ST. Petersburg Russia Far East

Prominent Pianist Seeks Hot Springs Cure for Kidney Trouble

Fred R. Pennell a famed pianist from Hot Springs Ark recounts visiting the city for bladder and kidney ailments, turning to Peruna after little help from doctors and claiming complete cure after three bottles. He urges others with similar problems to try the remedy. The advertisement extols catarrh of the kidneys as a cause of kidney disease and promotes Peruna as a universal cure, citing testimonials from Washburn of New Orleans and other patients.

Iean Fred R. Pennell Peruna Hartman Louisiana Commercial Club William Watson Washburn New Orleans Canal Street W. W. Washburn

Thieves in Back Bay Plunder City at Night

Thieves have been hitting the Back Bay district and other parts of the city, with sneak thieves house breakers and pickpockets all active. Police chief Watts has assigned many officers to curb the depredations as precincts struggle to cope.

Back Bay Watts

Italian Cruiser Ordered East to Join Far Eastern Squadron

Italian officials dispatched orders as the protected cruiser Pugli sails from Callao toward San Francisco to join the Vettor Pisani and the cruisers Calabria and Piemonte. The squadron will protect Italian interests in China if Russo Japanese hostilities erupt, amid lingering interest after the Czar’s Rome visit cancellation and a tilt of Italian sentiment toward Japan.

Rome Pugli Callao San Francisco Vettor Pisani Calabria Piemonte China Russia Japan

Mrs Howe Leads In Plea For Armenia

The Friends of Armenia led by Mrs Julia Ward Howe issue a statement protesting religious persecution in Russia. Armenians in Boston Providence and other cities hold meetings to urge President Roosevelt to object to confiscation of Armenian church property. The Armenian Patriarch and clergy back the claim that church property belongs to Armenians worldwide. The article notes suppression of Armenian societies censorship and library closures in the Caucasus and widespread protests over church property confiscation in Alexandropol Tiflis Erivan Baku Shusha and Elizavetpol with some bloodshed.

Friends of Armenia Julia Ward Howe Russia Boston Providence American United States Roosevelt Constantinople Alexandropol Tiflis Erivan Baku Shusha Elizavetpol

Engagements and visits span Boston area social scene

The town notes announce Edna Laura Hurlburt’s engagement to Lt Samuel Black William of the U S revenue cutter service. Others mark a 50th anniversary in Newton Centre, relocations, society figures traveling from Portsmouth to Back Bay, Y M C A convention speakers in Gloucester, and various local civic and religious events.

Charles H. Hurlburt Dorchester Edna Laura Samuel Black Wiliam United States Revenue Cutter Service John O. Poor Newton Centre Sumner Street Boston R. Clipston Sturgis Portsmouth N. H Back Bay

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