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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

3

Me Ivary Reflects On South Boston Campaign Defeat

Former Congressman William S. Me Ivary, in a Post interview, says his ally O Bryan was defeated in South Boston primaries while Colpoys and Reidy were nominated. He asserts he did not campaign locally, plans no active role unless a mayoral race appears, and emphasizes his focus on business and home.

William SS. MeIvary Post South Boston Senate Joseph A. O'Bryan Francis L. Colpoys Michael J. Reidy Obryan Reidy Colpoys Iny

Call to St. Paul’s Church Extends Rousmaniere Rectorship

St Paul s Episcopal Church on Tremont Street extends a call to Rev EK Edmund Rousmaniere D D of Grace Church Providence R I to fill the vacancy left by the death of Rev William H Falkner D D. Rousmaniere, a Boston native born Oct 7 1858, is expected to accept. He studied at Roxbury Latin School Harvard Cambridge Theological School and was ordained in 1880.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Tremont Street EK Edmund Rousmaniere D. D Providence William H. Falkner Rousmaniere Grace Episcopal Church Boston Roxbury John Easton Abby Whitmore (Swett) Rousmaniere Roxbury Latin School Harvard Cambridge Episcopal Theological School All Saints’ Church Pontiac R. I Grace Church New Bedford Providence Parish

Fortune Hunter a Hobo once Denies Canvas Service

Judge Lawton ruled no canvas service shown on Russell and ordered that if the deputy sheriff can effect personal service an arrest will be issued. Robert Twist, once a tramp companion now in Norwood, testified about payments and their travels, recalling a dog poisoning episode near Albany and St. Albans on the Fourth of July.

Lawton Russell Robert Twist Norwood N. Y Daniel Blake Boston Dan Russell Sage Albany St. Albans Attorney Nason

Malone Café Beginnings Linked to Noted Fugitive Russell

Witness Twist details a year 1885 journey from Ogdensburg to Milwaukee and Chicago aboard freights, sleeping outdoors, begging for food, and rail travel with a man he knew as Russell. They split near St Paul, Twist settling in Norwood, N Y. Several Melrose residents identify the claimant as Daniel Blake Russell.

Malone Twist Charles Marsh Russell Marsh Ogdensburg St. Paul Marnesville Minnesot Norwood N. Y Melrose Daniel Blake Russell

Dr Chase Defends Marriage Amid Public Custody Case

Dr Chase and Mrs Chase illuminate a complex marital dispute with claims of mutual nonmonogamy and platonic love. He asserts affection for Dennett, the architect, while praising Dennett's character and denying moral violations. Judge Chamberlain rules custody to Mrs Dennett and contemplates support figures.

Aged resident Mary Welch dies suddenly in Cambridge

Mary Welch 70 widow of Peter Welch died suddenly at her home 20 Mt Pleasant street Cambridge. Born in Ireland she came to America as a child and lived in North Cambridge over 50 years. Survived by nine children including Beatrice Anna Welch a teacher and John F Welch a city constable. Funeral this morning at St Peter's Church Cambridge with high mass. interment at St Pauls Cemetery Arlington.

Mary Welen Peter Welch Mt. Pleasant Street Cambride Ireland America Cambridge Mary Beatrice Anna Welch Snepard Peter John F Boston Edward J Cambridge Police Force Thomas H Francis J Bernard R St. Peter's Church St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington

Newspaper Man Weds Malden Girl

Rudolph Bos sardt, a Boston newspaper man living in Malden, marries Miss Louise Wakefield Ross at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev. William E Dowty officiates with Charles R. Doyle as best man and Catherine B. Ross as maid of honor.

Malden Rudolph Bossardt Boston Louise Wakefield Ross Walter B. Ross St. Paul's Episcopal Church Wiliam E. Dowty Charles R. Doyle Catherine B. Ross

Daily Fire Record Snapshot From Boston Area

At 6 0 a m Box TS G Sharon street James Owns toss 80 At 1 15 p m still alarm to South Hampton street South Boston Jeremiah Diggins toss 10 At 4 20 p m still alarm 39 Sullivan Street Charlestown Ada Broady loss 25

Sharon Street James Hampton Street Boston Jeremiah Diggins Sullivan Street Charlestown Ada Broady

Mrs Dennett Wins Custody In Middlesex Probate Court

Mrs Hartley Dennett receives custody of her two sons in Middlesex Probate Court. She accuses her husband of infatuation with a Brookline woman and declines to comment. The Dennett home on Cloves street is a town show place. Dennett is a noted militant suffragist and member of the Flying Wedge faction. Maiden name Mary Ware, Boston Art Museum School graduate. taught at Drexel Institute. lived in Europe. later worked on Cordovan leather in Boston.

South Framingham Hartley Dennett Middlesex Brookline Dennett Cloves Street Massachusetts Mary Ware Boston Art Museum School Drexel Institute Philadelphia Europe Boston Province Court Mr. Dennett

Victory Either Way: Fitzgerald Predicts Mayoral Win

Ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald proclaims victory in Boston primaries regardless of Plan 1 or Plan 2 at the State election. He cites citywide support and an 8 ward defeat for the current organization, preferring Plan 2 for the sake of popular government. James Donovan, Democratic city chair, declines to comment on results.

Boston John Fef. Fitzgerald James Donovan

Against Party Lines In City Politics Rally

George R. Nutter urged voters to keep municipal elections free of national party divisions at a St James Club gathering in Roxbury. Alderman W Dudley Cotton presided.

National Party George R. Nutter St. James Club Roxbury W. Dudley Cotton

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