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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
4
The eight year old John Goodale of Medford draws a large following as a top young beauty. He has brown hair and eyes with a bright healthful look. An early automobile enthusiast, he eagerly awaits the day he can drive a real car, a promise his parents intend to fulfill when he is old enough.
In Lunenburg Vermont rumors say the prosecution will move the release of Mrs J Marshall Dodge at the October 11 continued hearing for the slaying of William Heath. Threats by Heath's friends in Dalton New Hampshire are reported but not confirmed. Wiley Cole of Groveton New Hampshire shot himself after hearing of the tragedy. He was 33, son of Mrs Louise Cole, with sister Mrs Rose Robey of Franklin Falls Massachusetts. Mrs Cole was sewing for Edna Hurlburt of Dalton when a telephone summons brought her home.
The largest crowd in months gathered at the Methodist Church but no reference to the slaying was made from the pulpit. Mrs. Dodge did not attend and officials felt too overwhelmed to speak. She has been seen driving about with her family and sharing time at the murder scene while remaining silent on the case.
Commander John F. Gilman, elected commander in chief of the Grand Army, arrived at Mattapan from Atlantic City. Boston G A R men greeted him at South Station as he dismissed charges raised by rival candidate Colonel John McElroy of Washington. Gilman said McElroy seeks an excuse for defeat and that no official charges were filed. The National Tribune urged lands in Florida, which did not meet expectations. In another note, a woman testified in court about passing as a man to work for undertaker John Caiigrasso, serving six months as an assistant, with no suspicion from the employer.
The White Star liner Romantic avoided Almeria due to a raging cholera outbreak in Italy and arrived a day early. A fancy dress ball was held two days from the Azores with 200 first cabin passengers, including Miss Alice Neilsen who declined to join the festivities.
New York reporters reveal Mrs. Maria Carpita Cavella a 22 year old woman who spent six months posing as a man. She testified in Night Court last night sobbing about her true sex after alighting from the Sixth Avenue L train at Bleecker Street wearing a gray felt hat a gaudy red band a coat and trousers and men's shoes.
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