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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

3

Mather Letter Allegedly Urges Slavery Plot Against Quakers

A Hartford discovery claims Cotton Mather wrote from 1682 urging capture of William Penn and Quakers aboard the ship Welcome and sale of captives to Barbadoes. The letter’s authenticity is under historical review by Samuel Abbott Green of the Massachusetts Historical Society.

Cotton Mather Hartford Quakers Boston Conn William Penn Mather John Higginson Newport George A. Reynolds R. Greenaway W. Penne Scampe Malachi Huxett Samuel Abbott Green M. D Massachusetts Historical Society

Preble Trial Nears Verdict In Doris Heath Murder Case

In Maine the defense rests in the Sidney K. Preble murder trial of his playmate Doris W. Heath. The defendant testified about parental abuse and hardship from childhood. Hospital officials described him as slightly feeble minded but not insane, and rebuttal is expected before jurors retire.

Bath. Me Sidney K. Preble Doris W. Heath Preble Bigelow T. Sanborn Augusta

Paper Row Sparks Ward 14 Filing Controversy

At the Democratic city committee filing last evening Representative John Driscoll allegedly tried to snatch papers for the Norton Baldwin delegation from clerk Miss Mary Meyers. Ex-Representative Bobby Ware claimed Logan delegation first while others dispute filing order and possible election-commission review looms.

Democratic City Committee John Driscoll Ward 14 William Quinn Norton-Baldwin Mary Meyers Miss Meyers Bobby’’ Ware Logan Norton Baldwin Charles Sumner Sullivan Quinn Driscoll Sullivan Ware City Committee Ot & Quinn Ward 17 Teddy’ Glynn Curley Tom Joyce General Bartlett O’connell Whitney Leutenant McNary Whitney William Bunton Bartlett William J. Powers Dennison-Moran Leavy- Donovan Jim” Donovan Linehan Donovan Sheriff Seavey Fitzgerald Thomas Coogan John Donovan Ward 20

Mrs Earle Sails To Obtain Divorce In Separate Lives

New York press records Mrs Ferdinand P Earle of Monroe New York sailing on the steamer Ryndam to France to secure a divorce so her husband the artist and Socialist may marry another woman he calls his affinity. On board villagers hissed at Mr Earle as Mrs Earle and her young son Harold prepared to exile.

Wayla Codde Penne Barbadoes Huxett Cotton Mather New York Ryndam Ferdinand P. Earle Munroe N. Y France Earle Monroe Mr. Earle

Feitelson Found Guilty in Needham Horse Cruelty Case

In Dedham on September 4 William Feitelson was convicted of cruelty to a horse after a trial over a Needham animal. He argued the horse, 15 years old, could still trot 3:30, while prosecution witnesses showed a emaciated, immobile animal. A prosecution photograph featured in the trial. Feitelson was fined $20 by Judge Grover.

Dedham William Feiterson Needham Feitelson Grover

Wrist Fracture Ends Life of Wendall Wescott

Wendall S. Wescott, 48, of South Portland Maine, killed himself with a revolver today after three weeks of wrist injuries left his right hand disabled. Authorities believe the fracture and its aftermath drove the act.

South Portland Wendall S. Wescott

Two Cambridge Bartenders Charged with Manslaughter

Patrick J. Collins and James J. Leavey, bartenders in a West End Cambridge saloon, were arraigned on manslaughter charges after Thomas McCarthy died from peritonitis linked to a ruptured abdomen. They waived examination and are held on $2000 bonds for the October grand jury term.

Patrick J. Collins James J. Leavey Murray West End Thomas McCarthy Monroe Street East Cambridge McCarthy Cambridge Collings Leavey

Discord Rises Among Secret Society Women in New Haven

In New Haven on September 4, Daughters of Isabella members from Russell and San Salvador courts protested a Sunday meeting held by their local Santa Maria Court. The independent courts were accused of posing as the national Knights of Columbus order, spurring a planned mass meeting to address the issue. Speakers' remarks reportedly angered independent court members, who stayed silent.

New Haven Conn Russell San Salvador Isabella Chartered National Order Santa Maria Knights of Columbus National Order Independent Courts

Battleship Vermont to Have Final Trial Tests

The Vermont, launched last year at Fore River yard Quincy, will begin final acceptance trials. After these tests the 16,000 ton warship will sail to Charlestown Navy Yard for supplies and repairs before joining the Atlantic squadron for Pacific service this winter. Other vessels, including the Kentucky Missouri New Jersey and Illinois, will visit for dry dock and general repairs to prepare for long voyages around the Horn.

Vermont Wiver Shipbuilding Company Quincy Navy Yard Charlestown Pacific Kentucky New Jersey Missouri Illinois Horn

Hair Growth Product Claims From a Historic Ad

An ad touts a hair care product promising luxurious healthy hair growth and dandruff removal. It claims to stop hair loss, keep hair soft and glossy, and asserts the formula is not a dye and is perfectly pure. Distributed by Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark New Jersey with sales through Jaynes Co. and Houghton & Dutton Co.

Philo Hay Spec. Co Newark WN. J Jaynes i Co Houghton & Dutton Co

Mahogany Furniture Lot With Tables Bureaus and Dressers

Fragmentary listing describes mahogany corner cabinet with inlaid lines a extension dining table in quartered oak and other mahogany pieces including bureaus with four drawers a dressing table with French legs and bevelled mirror itemized with partial prices and measurements.

Goume Bunge Goons Ie Ik Es

Unpainted Canal Street Reservation Draws Boston Protest

A Boston visitor criticizes the unsightly reservation along Canal Street from Causeway to Relief Hospital owned by the Boston Elevated. The writer urges city beautification of the riverfront and improved views for arriving visitors, citing Mayor Fitzgerald’s beautification ideas.

Canal Street Boston Post Boston & Maine Boston Elevated Causeway Street Relief Hospital City Beautiful Fitzgerald River Front Beacon Street Boston & Maine Road

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