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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

2

Foss and Mayor Urge Inland Port Development for New England

Gov Foss of Massachusetts and Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston pressed immediate federal funding for deeper waterways at the Atlantic Deeper Waterways convention. They urged developing the Connecticut and Merrimac rivers, dredging to extend to Holyoke and Manchester, and constructing a Boston public terminal to boost regional trade and lower transport costs.

New London Conn Foss Massachusetts Fitzgerald Boston New England John J. Martin Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Hugh Bancroft Connecticut River Holyoke Springfield Merrimack Manchester Lowell Lawrence United States Atlantic John Barrett The Pan-American Union Europe Cape Cod Cape Cod Canal Foes Panama Canal Nashua Hamburg Long Island Sound North America Bos South New Haven Railroad Antwerp New York Belgium Financial Connecticut Long Taland Sound Taunton Narragansett Bay Boston Harbor Merrimac Atlantic Ocean Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association

Mayor vows deeper waterways movement push

The mayor pledged to advance a deeper waterways movement, signaling a major policy push. He framed the plan as essential for growth, infrastructure, and regional commerce, aiming to rally support from city officials and business groups.

Death of Countess Szabo prompts probe into Gibson

The investigation centers on attorney Gibson who seeks removal as executor and revocation of the will after Countess Rosa Menschik Szabo drowned in Greenwood Lake with Gibson in the boat. The case ties to prior disappearances and trials involving Gibson and asks for Austro-Hungarian and British inquiries, while a Brooklyn woman is alleged to pose as the countess’s mother to settle affairs.

Gibson Rosa Menschik Szabo Bilo Szabo Greenwood Lake Staten Island New York Petronella Menschik John Rice O'Neill O’neill Rutherford N. J O'Neill Brooklyn Alice Kinnan Bronx Ferncliff

Lynn Man Arrested on Bigamy Charge Reveals Double Life

Laura Cavaneuth filed the accusation of bigamy against Matthew Connell Jr., head of Matthew Connell & Co., leather and shoe dealers. The woman lived with his father at 1 Atherton Street East Saugus. The younger Connell reportedly has a wife and daughter in Lynn. their home is 1712 Lawton Avenue.

Lynn Matthew Connell, Jr Matthew Connell & Co Laura Cavaneuth Matthew Connell

Man Hensing Connell Charged After Bigamous Marriage Claim

A Dorchester man, allegedly using the name John A. Hensing, was arraigned on bigamy charges after his wife revealed a 1907 Maine marriage to Connell. She says a son, John Arthur Hensing, aged about six, exists. Witnesses say Connell later lived in Lynn and Wilton with a wife unaware of his double life.

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