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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

4

Emmons to Be at the Tiller in America’s Cup bid

Robert W Emmons of Boston met Sept 17 with designer Nat Herreshoff at Bristol to select a crew for the Vanderbilt syndicate yacht. The plan calls for an early crew choice and Emmons may serve as skipper in trial races and the international contests if the boat wins. Captain ChristenSen of Vanderbilt’s Aurora is named as professional skipper candidate.

Bristol R. I Robert Wimmons Boston New York Cornelius Vanderbilt America Nat Herreshoff Emmons Herreshoff Chris Christensen Aurora Charlie Barr Columbia Reliance Westminster Palace Fontainebleau Glengariff Parnell Archbishop Croke London O'Brien Chas O'Shea Ireland Warner Bright

Letters Reveal Parnell Divorce Saga Hidden History

William O'Brien publishes newly found letters related to Charles S. Parnell and the O'Shea divorce case. The documents illuminate Parnell's views, the Chicago convention, and the role of allies like John Redmond and Davitt, with notes from Parnell's mother Delia and reflections on 1886 events.

Charles Stewart Parnell William O’brien Cork Cork Free Press Boston Post O’brien Parnell Chicago America Justin McCarthy Sexton League Betts Mr. Sexton John Redmond Redmond Davitt Boulogne

New Haven Finance Board Hears on Billard Note Guaranties

At a New Haven finance board hearing, officials questioned the Billard Company notes held by New England Navigation. Edward D. Robbins could not confirm backing, while commissioners pressed on asset values and the marketability of the notes. The examination focused on a $10,000,000 Billard note holding and its connection to notes guaranteed by the New Haven.

Anderson New Haven Public Service Commission Everett Stone Springfield Clinton White Julian M. Tomlinson Edward D. Robbins Billard Company New England Navigation Company New Haven Railroad New England Investment & Securities Company Mn Anderson Mr. Robbins The Road Mr. Anderson Frederick J. Macleod Robbins

Noble Irish Lady Meets Seven Delegates With Courteous Grace

The seven delegates to America opposed her son, yet the noble old lady faced them at a social gathering with unflinching courtesy as sweet as if no shadow had crossed the Irish sky.

America

Women Aid New Jewish Hospital in Boston

At a Roxbury conference the 150 delegates of 3000 women voted to merge with men's groups to push the 125000 dollar project. They aim to unite with other bodies and establish the citys first fully pledged Jewish hospital.

Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association Howland Warren Streets Roxbury Greater Boston

Increased Wages For Telephone Workers

The Cable Splicers Union reports that New England Telephone and Telegraph Company raised wages. Head splicers receive 4.50 dollars per day, other workers gain 25 cents daily.

Cable Splicers’ Union New England Telephone and Telegraph Company

Six Boston Unions to Vote on Strike Tonight

The joint executive board of six Boston locals of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' union meets at 81 North Russell Street to decide when the Cloak and Skirt Makers' Union strike at North and West End shops begins. The union alleges the shops violated last March's agreement on lighting ventilation and sanitary conditions.

Boston International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Organization North Russell Street Cloak and Skirt Makers North West End

Rat on Fire Alarm at Clinton Market

Joseph Donnelly, night watchman at Walker's South End express near 106 South Market street, noticed a rat running away with fur ablaze. The burning rodent drew his attention to burning papers under a canvas and nearby woodwork. overall loss described as relatively slight.

Joseph Donnelly Clinton Market Walker South End Express South Market Street Donnelly Berneath Star

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