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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
7
The British steamer Sussex, docked in Boston, sails for Havre with 2300 tons of beef and 5000 lamb carcasses after loading in Boston then New York. The ship also carries a wool cargo for Boston, to be reshipped after unloading in New York.
John Casey, 45, a former Charlestown State prison inmate, was arrested by Inspectors McCauley and Rooney for breaking and entering the dwelling at 70 Russell Street Charlestown. He allegedly entered on Oct 9 and stole clothing items including two suits an overcoat a hat and more valued at 50 belonging to Mary Hood.
James J reports months of poor health with sallow skin coated tongue headaches sleeplessness nervousness and constipation. The answer prescribes three grain sulpheric tablets not sulphur as a laxative blood cleansing remedy claiming constipation will ease and health and pure blood will return.
Seaverge New Jersey October 14 Lady Victoria May Pery daughter of the Earl and Countess of Limerick married James Cox Brady son of the late Anthony N. Brady. She, 20, an aviatrix and outdoorswoman, wed amid secrecy while her brother Lord Glentworth served at the front. The groom is heir to about 70000 and a director of various firms and clubs.
John H. Garo of Boston won the gold medal in the grand portrait class at the Photographer's Association of New England convention in Copley Hall. The winning portrait depicted Professor George Bartlett, superintendent of the Normal Art School, amid a keen nationwide competition. The day closed with a banquet at Copley Square Hotel and speeches by George H. Hastings, Maurice B. Parkinson, and others as officers were set to be elected.
Ida von Claussen, previously jailed for six months for sending a threatening letter to Charles Strauss, was committed to the State Hospital for criminal insane at Matteawan. She had sought interviews with President Roosevelt to protest the Swedish ambassador’s court actions.
Atlanta Ga October 14 Leo M Frank sentenced to death for the 1918 murder of Mary Phagan at the pencil factory was denied a new trial by the Georgia Supreme Court The ruling leaves his fifth bid unresolved as he pursues a motion to set aside the verdict alleging he was not in the courtroom when it was returned Arguments on the appeal are expected in about two weeks
Dorchester court sat from 9 a m to 6 p m in a long session due to an unusually large docket. Judge Churchill presided over 24 automobilists with 16 fined for traffic violations and 8 whose cases were filed. Clyde L Frazer of 79 Portland Street Boston had a rear light out and his case was placed on file. He had been driving for W Quimby, who mistook officers for highwaymen.
Nathan and Marr appeared before Judge Rufus BE Foster in the U S District Court as part of eight men connected to the Anglo-American Authors' Association. Federal authorities allege the group sold de luxe volumes at excessive prices.
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