14 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references an unnamed general count and individuals Hewitt Sienner Era-Kari, with unclear context and incomplete details.
The United States urges open attendance for deposition hearings under Equity Rule 67 and Rule 69, arguing the public has a right to hear testimony. The court rejects this, saying depositions are not evidence until offered and must be handled with judicial testing and open trials, maintaining that public access should await final form and adjudication.
At Bridgeport Connecticut the Army of the Republic elected officers including vice-commanders Henry Z. Osborne and Americus Wheaton, chaplain George Edward Lovejoy and medical director W J Whitaker. Geraldine H. Frisbe named president of Relief Corps and Ella S. Jones named president of Ladies of the G A R. National army nurses kept their officers for another year.
Fragmentary text notes celestial timings and an 1847 event in the City of Mexico. It mentions Alice Blackwell born 1857 and a suffrage link, plus a battle near a river or point. The passage is garbled but references historical figures and anniversaries.
unsettled Saturday likely to bring showers in late afternoon. Sunday mostly sunny with showers and light southerly winds. Washington report notes increasing clouds over New England and east New York with a Sunday shower risk and moderate south winds.
Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador in Washington said he was deeply shocked and grieved by the deaths of General Nogi and his wife. He recalled feudal Japan practices where followers would commit suicide to accompany the lord in death.
General Count Maresuke Nogi and his wife the Countess Nogi died by their own hand tonight in a ritual act honoring the late Emperor Matsuhito, as a final tribute in accordance with ancient Japanese custom.
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