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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
16
Aurel Batonyi, questioned at his Middletown farm, says the matter is in his attorneys hands and he has never met the parties or entered the building cited in the New York divorce ruling. He asserts his innocence and claims a wrongful finding of misconduct.
The speaker notes October 1907 service of final divorce papers and December 1907 allegations, claims all 18 charges are false, and expresses sorrow over the lengthy, notoriety-filled court saga affecting both spouses. He mentions writing two kinds of books, one a novel and one about horse shows, and pleads for respect toward society and his father in law’s family.
A group of British born voters in Boston met at Youngs Hotel and formed a new party association backing Eugene M. Foss in the current campaign and advocating reciprocity with Canada. Officers elected were James H. Stark president Asa R. Minard treasurer and W. G. J Perry vice president.
Rome October announcement says a consistory will occur mid December and a second in spring to appoint cardinals. The move follows the Pope’s earlier hint of delaying a consistory until 1910. Multiple prelates will be named in the second gathering.
Secrecy surrounds cardinals to be elevated with strong likelihood that Monsignor Mendes Bello of Lisbon will receive the red hat in December and Monsignor Bisseti the papal majordomo will be raised in the spring. Possible American candidates include Archbishop Farley of New York Archbishop Ireland of St Paul and Archbishop O Connell of Boston. Also mentioned is a potential American cardinal for the Curia to live in Rome along with other likely red hat receivers.
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