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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
13
Leigard Carlson, age one and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Hans Carlson of Tremont Street Norwood, died yesterday afternoon when an express train of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad crushed him after he wandered onto the tracks while playing. The engineer could not stop the train in time.
Mrs Annie C Coe of Wellesley files divorce libel against Oliver B Coe Jr of this city. She alleges neglect to provide suitable support and two big confirmed habits of intoxication.
One hundred high school girls aged 16 to 18 will work behind department store counters in a salesmanship class at Girls' High School on West Newton Street. The program aims to place top students in permanent retail positions after graduation next June. The curriculum includes classical languages, textiles study, and practical buying and selling taught by Miss Bessie T. Goodwin, with headmaster Myron T. Richardson coordinating with five major stores.
Robert W. Weeks of Washington D C has been chosen general manager of the Tech show for the coming year. A senior at Technology he joined the show three years ago and as last year business manager he started new measures that doubled the programme advertising.
A force of 800 horsemen led by Salar-Ed-Dowleh, the shah’s rebellious uncle, nears Tehran. Citizens reportedly sympathize with him amid government dissatisfaction as the national council rushes to mobilize cannon and troops for defense.
A significant development occurred at the Russell identity hearing in East Cambridge as Master Gilbert A. A. Pevey admitted as material evidence the testimony given at prior trial before Judge Lawton, marking a severe blow in the Dakota Dan case.
Attorney Scharton objects and then asks for saved exceptions as witness repeatedly says I do not remember to questions based on earlier trial evidence. Court requires authentication of quoted responses. Hearing pauses through adjournment as Scharton leaves for New York to take depositions in a will case.
The funeral service for Dr. Thomas J. Dillon, who died suddenly at Massachusetts General Hospital, will be held at 9 this morning from his home at 16 Roxbury Street. Delegations from Irish societies will attend the high Mass of requiem at St Frances de Sales Church, Vernon Street, with representatives from Brin Court, M C O F Division 3, A O H, Charitable Irish Society, and Boston Central Branch U I L. The United Irish League of Boston adopted resolutions expressing deep regret and recognizing Dillon’s leadership and service to the Irish cause.
Mrs. A. W. Green wife of the president of the National Biscuit Company died at Greenwich Connecticut today after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced. Mrs. Green was long active in social charities in New York and Connecticut.
Agnes Nadeau pleaded not guilty at arraignment to murder of her husband Thomas Nadeau a laborer. Prosecutors allege she shot him during a dispute over money matters in Providence on October 18.
Lexington news reported Thomas F. Dolan once a noted horse owner and turfman was convicted in the Circuit Court of involuntary manslaughter for the death of Patrick. The sentencing and additional case details were not disclosed in the excerpt.
Sage and Sulphur based Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offers dandruff relief and fuller color. Druggists supply a fifty cent bottle with money back guarantee if not as represented.
Shown as a key figure in state Democratic circles Mooney faced a penalty ranging from two to 21 years in the penitentiary as determined by the court proceedings.
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