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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1909

Page

9

JAP USED JIU JITSU ON SPOUSE IN DIVORCE FIGHT

Greta A Cho Yo, wife of Kazan Cho Yo a former University of Tokyo instructor, testified in Chicago that he used jiu jitsu cruelty during their two year marriage beginning in 1904. She described being tortured with arm holds and shoves that injured her back neck and ribs and led to divorce with alimony. Cho Yo also wrote a chess book noted by experts.

Chicago Kazan Cho-Yo University of Tokyo Greta A. Cho-Yo Cho- Yo Cho-Yo

Valetta Runs Aground Off Wood Island In Heavy Seas

The two masted British schooner Valetta, lumber laden from St John New Brunswick to Boston with deals, struck Dansebury ledge near Wood Island. She leaks badly but may be pulled off at high tide. Captain McCloney and three crew escaped with belongings to Wood Island and were aided by Fletcher's Neck Life Saving Station crew.

Biddeford St. John N. B Boston Dansebury Ledge Wood Island McClney Fletcher’s Neck

Pink Pills advertised to aid women ills and nerves

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for women weak with illness. It cites Florence A Jordan of Farmington Maine who recovered after two boxes, claims the pills are safe and non habit forming, and notes price details and a free booklet for readers.

Dr. Williams Florence A. Jordan Perham Street Farmington Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Rockefeller offers million to fight hookworm disease

John D. Rockefeller proposes a five year campaign funded up to one million dollars to combat hookworm in the rural South. He invites a conference of medical professionals public health officials boards of trade churches schools and the press to form a cooperative movement. The Rockefeller Commission for the Eradication of Hook Worm Disease is formed to organize practical work.

Rockefeller Conferrees Charles Wardell Stiles United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service South Rockefeller Commission For

Gazzam Heiress Denies Winning Clark Affair Cash

Miss Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam, Pennsylvania heiress with a Cornwall mansion, answers Mrs. Marshall Clark’s $150,000 damages suit over alleged alienation of her husband. She confirms meeting Clark in Los Angeles in March, denies Hotel Lankershim meetings, argues ordinary professional fees, and asserts her status as Jackson H. Dorsey’s real wife amid a fraud claim on a divorce.

New York Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam Pennsylvania Cornwall-on-the-Hudson Marshall Clark Professor Niblo Chicago Los Angeles Lankershin Miss Gazzam Mrs. Clark Jackson H. Dorsey Dorsey

Acid attack at Bermondsey by election protest

London October 28 Mrs Chapin a suffragette attacked a ballot box at the Bermondsey by election with corrosive acid injuring election officers. She aimed to destroy ballots to protest women being denied the vote and was arrested. Her action sparked debate over tactics in the suffrage movement.

London

Pankhurst comments on Chapin incident in New Haven lecture

English suffragette Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst spoke in New Haven on October 28 and commented on the Chapin incident saying she would not say she is delighted. Her remarks critiqued the episode while underscoring ongoing suffrage activism and public discourse.

New Haven, Conn Emmeline Pankhurst Chapin

Awarded $5000 for Electric Shock Injury on Boston Car

John B. Hoar received a $5000 jury award in Superior Court for injuries from an electric shock that passed through his body while riding as a passenger at the Dudley street terminal of the Boston Elevated Railway Company.

John B. Hoar Superior Court Boston Elevated Railway Company Dudley Street Terminal

Tannery Fire Damages Blank Bros. Plant in Winchester

A blaze at Blank Bros. tannery on Lake Street in Winchester caused about 25000 in damages. Fire crews battled the flames today with no immediate report of injuries.

Winchester Blank Bros Lake Street

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