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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

3

Butler’s Marriage of John A McCauley to Mary Malone

John A. McCauley the Thayer family butler married Mary Malone of Roxbury at St Cecilia’s Church Back Bay by Father James A Supple. Dinners and gifts from Mrs Thayer’s daughters included a silver dinner set a mahogany chair and a leather couch. McCauley has served the Thayers twelve years and the union is celebrated with expressions of esteem.

John A. McCauley Carl Paul Oscar Moltke Count Moltke Washington Cornelia van Rensselaer Thayer W. S. Patten Wellesley Frederick Winthrop Boston McCauley Thayer

Master Visits the Russell Homestead in Probate Case

The afternoon session included viewing the Russell premises with master and counsel. Fresno Dan plans to challenge testimony and press perjury charges, while Dakota Dan recounts school years and a family photo as part of testimony in the Middlesex case. The hearing featured disputes over evidence and location of items once in the home.

Scharton Ferdinand Almy Master Pevcy Melrose Almy Post Fresno Dan New York Middlesex Grand Jury Seex William C. Russell Dakota Dan Russell

Woman Assists G A R Leader as Secretary to Beers

Miss Katherine R A Flood named secretary to Albert B Beers commander in chief of the G A R in Los Angeles. The appointment makes her the only woman to serve more than one term in the position and she will depart October 1 for duties at national headquarters in Bridgeport Conn.

Los Angeles H. 8. Osborn Chamber of Commerce Katherine R.A. Flood Albert B. Beers G. A Miss Flood Beers John Gilman Osborn Newton Mass National Bridgeport Conn

Five Children Starving in Bare Manchester Home

In Manchester New Hampshire on September 17 authorities found Mrs Arthur Stuett and her six starving children in a home stripped of furnishings by a loan company. The husband, arrested weeks earlier for non support, had been released on the condition to provide support but left town after.

Manchester N. H Arthur Stuett

Furnishers seize Sluett home after unpaid instalments

Neighbors report a local furniture firm sent workers to 124 Beech Street and removed all furnishings from the Sluett residence after missed payments. A five month old baby slept on a pillow left behind as workers reportedly refused to leave. County Commissioner Albert T. Barr was notified. mother and children are being cared for by neighbors. The oldest child is ten.

Sluett Beech Street Albert T. Barr

No Strike Breakers Protest From Geneva Association

In a letter to the editor Edward Mays president of the Geneva Association Boston section denies bringing strike breakers to the city with his group’s sanction. He appeals for fair play and justice in response to a morning article.

Edward Mays Geneva Association Boston

Breaking the Spell for Beek gives readers a Shorty tale

The Sunday Post Magazine previews a forthcoming Shorty story titled Breaking the Spell for Beek by Sewell Ford, promising the same standard of humor and wit readers expect.

Sunday Post Magazine Sewell Ford

Manchester Murder Victim Identified

The body of Mrs. Roberts was found in the river near Manchester near her home. An autopsy in Beverly found a blunt instrument caused the head wound and no water in the lungs, suggesting death not by drowning. Her husband, Benjamin H. Roberts, identified her by clothing and a watch, while Mrs. White recalled a visit and said Roberts faced domestic troubles. Some officials consider alternative theories, including death near the railroad and later washing ashore.

Mr. Nason Dakota Dan Miss Treadwell Miss Crie Green Street Upham Street Emerson School William Converse Manchester Police Timothy White Beverly Stickney Converse Keating Benjamin H. Roberts Reed Gloucester Roberts Manchester

Husband of Missing Woman Identifies Body in Manchester

Benjamin H. Roberts, grieving husband and night watchman for T. E. Reed Co., confirms his wife left Sept 9 for a visit to the White family of Manchester. He aided police by identifying clothing and the body, while expressing sorrow and withholding details for press release.

Benjamin H. Roberts Manchester T. E. Reed Company Gloucester

Szabo Brother Arrives as Gibson Faces Murder Charge

Franz Menschik, Rosa Szabo’s brother, arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II to pursue estate matters and testify in the Gibson murder case. Gibson, jailed, claims the mother is living and seeks removal as executor. a Sept. 30 surrogate hearing is planned in Middletown, New York.

New York Franz Menschik Rosa Merschik Szabo Greenwood Lake Orange County N. Y Burton W. Gibson Vienna Gibson Middletown Szabo

Duchess Safe After Missing Vessel Report Dorchester

The power boat Duchess, which left Bear Harbor for Boston on Sept 9, was reported missing but arrived in Dorchester last Friday and is hauled out in winter quarters at Colter's yard. Captain B. Pierce expressed surprise at the earlier missing notice.

Duchess Bear’ Harbor Boston Colter’s Yard Dorchester Seas B. Pierce

New Sergeants for Police of Medford

Medford Board of Aldermen confirmed two new sergeants Charlies H. Ewell and Daniel W. Connors promoted from patrolman posts Ewell with 19 years and Connors with 13 years of service per the local report

Police OF Medford

Gaynor Sued for 100000 Dollars in Libel Case

Mayor Gaynor was served with a libel suit for 100000 dollars filed by Alderman Curran, who chairs the aldermanic committee probing graft in the police department. Curran claims the mayor made remarks harming his character during the probe.

New York Gaynor Simmons Curran Aldermanic Committee

Wage Increase Granted to Fall River Bay State Men

Motormen and conductors on the Fall River division of the Bay State Street Railway Co receive a one cent per hour raise effective Oct 1, raising pay from 22 1/2 to 27 1/2 cents per hour. An additional half cent per hour is planned for Oct 1 under the agreement.

Fall River Bay State Street Railway Company

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