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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1911

Page

2

John L Sullivan Buys Jaunting Car for West Abington Farm

John L Sullivan former World's champion pugilist has acquired a farm called Donlgross near West Abington. He has renovated the farmhouse and outbuildings, plans to live there, and recently received a new Irish jaunting car with rubber tires for trips to Brockton. He comments it is fine business as he admires the estate.

Brockton John L. Sullivan Pusgilist Big Farm West Abington Donlgross Farm Donlgross Hmerald Isle John L

Secret Wedding of Brockton Hero Fireman Dewhurst

Charles Chick Dewhurst of Station 4 quietly wed Miss Evelyn V. Stanley in a City Hall ceremony. The couple tied the knot on his day off and news emerged as he usually returns with a fellow firefighter. Dewhurst, famed for five child saves and multiple rescues, drew public notice with the hush nuptials.

Brockton Charles “Chick” Dewhurst Evelyn V. Stanley Stanley Dewhurst

Rebels Winning in China Pekin

Oct 23 report notes revolutionary spirit spreading to the north and Manchuria. Observers fear secessions may follow in rapid succession. Rumors of planned risings near the capital indicate broad sympathy with the revolt.

Pekin Manchuria

Diplomatic corps weigh need to keep Tien Tsin Pekin linked

Report covers limited garrison strengths at Pekin legation quarter about 1000 troops and Tien Tsin 8200 with only Japanese forces from Port Arthur and Dalny available in an emergency. It notes possible Manchu intrigues, press censorship, and mixed loyalties of leaders Yin-Tchang and Yuan Shi Kai amid rebellion and foreign relations.

Tien Tsin Pekin Port Arthur Dalny Shanghai Tts Yin-Tchang Ho-Nan-Ho- Peh Hankow Chinese Foreign Board Bis Yuan Shi Kai Chang-Te

Dr Anna Shaw Wins Re election At Suffrage Convention

Dr Anna Howard Shaw of Moylan Pa longtime president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association was unanimously reelected at the Louisville gathering. Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago received second honors. Other officers named include Sophronisba Breck enridge Mary Ware Dennett Susan W. Fitzgerald Jessie Ashley Belle La Follette and James L Laidlaw.

Louisville Anna Howard Shaw Moylan National American Woman Suffrage Association Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Shaw New York Miss Shaw Laura Clay Miss Addams Tranifer Sophronisba Breckenridge Mary Ware Dennett Susan W. Fitzgerald Boston Jessie Ashley Belle la Follette Madison James L. Laidlaw THE National American Suffrage Association

Man of 74 to Take a Bride in Boston Home

Mrs Sara Burshett Baning of 189 Warren Avenue Boston will wed Captain Thomas A Cobb of Lebanon Indiana aged 74 in a Worcester ceremony. Baning widow of Stoughton Baning has lived in Boston. Cobb, Civil War veteran and wealthy landowner, met her in Daytona Florida. After marriage they will travel to the bride’s winter home before settling in Lebanon Indiana.

Worcester Sara Burshett Baning Warren Avenue Boston Thomas A. Cobb Lebanon Ind Baning Stoughton W. Baning Captain Cobb Daytona Fla

MGR CAPEL DEAD AT 75

Monsignor T. J. Capel once private chamberlain to the Pope has died in Sacramento at age 75. He preached at the Catholic cathedral yesterday and was found unconscious in bed this morning. Born October 28 1836 he was ordained in 1860 and helped found St Marys Normal College in 1864. He later established the English mission in Pau and served as chaplain there.

Sacramento Cal T. J. Capel Cardinal Wiseman England St. Mary’s Normal College Hammersmith Pau

Man Fined After Assault on Boston Transit Start

John J. O'Mahoney of East Walpole faced Brookline District Court after an assault on a Boston private starter who blocked his entry to the Forest Hills terminal for fare nonpayment. He was found guilty and fined $16.

John J. O'Mahoney East Walpole Brookline Boston Forest Hills

Bay State Judge Weds in New York

New York Oct 24 Florence Dorothy Holding niece of Henry Holding of Vale City married Judge Biz Randolph of Nantucket. The ceremony occurred in New York with attendees from diverse places.

Bay State New York Mies Florence Dorothy Holding Henry Holding Vale City Randolph Naitucket

Taft in South Dakota A 0nce in Enemy Country

In Aberdeen on October 23 Taft faced a rare truce between Republican regulars and insurgents. The opposing camps warned Taft could win delegates only by a hard fight and predicted surprises for next year.

Aberdeen S. D South Dakota Taft Mr. Taft

President to Visit Minnesota and Wisconsin Amid Tariff Debates

The President plans trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin amid conflict between insurgents and regulars. He delivers tariff remarks in Huron and defends the Payne Aldrich wool schedule while citing the Underwood La Follette bill. He vows to veto if adequate information is not provided by December 1 and urges tariff board review.

Minnesota Wisconsin Senator la Follette Huron Tatt Payne Tariff Board

Civil War veteran and Boston wharfinger Christopher O'Brien dies

Christopher O'Brien a Civil War veteran and wharfinger at the city yard in the North End died yesterday at 521 Commercial Street of a complication of diseases. He was 70 and one of Boston’s best known citizens. He is survived by his widow and one son George.

Christopher O’brien City Yard North End Commercial Street Mr. O’brien Boston George

Jones Freed in Butter Case

James T. Jones of Boston is found not guilty of larceny of 7500 dollars from Samuel Butter a Boston junk dealer in Providence Rhode Island after two hours deliberation. He is discharged.

Providence R. I James T. Jones Boston Samuel Butter Jones

Police hold Miss Foley up on Winter street stop

Miss Margaret Foley, noted woman’s rights advocate, was stopped by a Station 2 officer last night for driving on Winter street without a license. Her name and address were taken and she will be summoned to court. She and party members were returning from a suffragette meeting in Winthrop.

Margaret Foley Station 2 Winter Street Miss Foley Winthrop

Dressmaker Driscoll Found Guilty by Board in New York

Mme Driscoll of Boylston has been found guilty by the board of general appraisers of undervaluing for customs evasion model gowns and women’s apparel bought from Paris designer Charles Eymerd last spring. The board says undervaluation ranged 60 to 80 percent, leading to payment of regular duties plus a 60 to 80 percent penalty.

Driscoll Boylston Strong Board of General Appraisers New York Charles Eymard Paris Mme. Driscoll

Divorce Petition Highlights Hat On Bed Claim

Mrs Henrietta Bigwood of Newton sues William H. Bigwood Jr citing his habit of retiring with hat and shoes on. Judge Hardy grants a decree nisi that becomes final in six months.

William H. Bigwood, Jr Henrietta Bigwood Newton Hardy

Obituaries and funeral notices flood local papers

A long list of death notices from Marshfield to Dorchester announces Thomas B Blackman 80, Anna Marie Burns, Daniel W Carney 60, Ay Efford, George Os Griesman 86, George W Hollis 69, Elisabeth Kennedy, Richard L Knappe 33, John J Kennedy, John Lynch, Julia A Mahan, William J Millican 70, Hugh McQuade, Edna M O'Brien, Chris Sullivan and others with funeral details, addresses, and service times in Boston area churches and cemeteries.

St. Francis Church South Braintree Millican Quincy Yeon William J. Millican Edwin Arent Atlantic T. John Anna Maria Francis Mitchell Madison Avenue Winy M'Quade South Hugh McQuade Cathe Rt Bt. Patrick's Church

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