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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
7
In Niles Michigan on September 29 three hours of questioning by a man who claimed to be George Kimmel did not persuade Estella Kimmel and her daughter Edna Bonslett that he was the missing son and brother.
Mrs Frances Walker wife of Edward C Walker Holyoke Massachusetts was arrested for shoplifting in a department store. Magistrate Corrigan discharged her today in Jefferson Market Police Court after the store withdrew the complaint.
A large crowd gathers at Faneuil Hall for a protest against employing women in Massachusetts foundries. Leaders publish resolutions urging a law banning core room work and a state department of labor, with calls for candidates to answer on these issues.
Central Labor Union leaders frame a campaign pledge for State candidates to ban women and girls from working in core rooms and foundries. A Mass meeting at Faneuil Hall will feature speakers including Miss Sara A. Conboy and Miss Mabel Gillespie. The pledge also calls for a labor law enforcement department and a public parade precedes the event.
Portland Maine Sept 29 The Rev David Pratt oldest preacher in the Maine Methodist conference died at his home in Falmouth aged 84 A carpenter by trade he began preaching in 1862 and retired nine years ago after forty years in the ministry He helped build the West End Church in Portland with his own hands His wife died last spring
William Toomey a farm hand walked the aisle at St Mary s Church in Putnam fired a revolver and caused a panic before exiting and slipping away. Police later captured him and the revolver was not recovered. He was to be examined for sanity.
The Allan line steamer Parisian under Captain William Haines departed Mystic Wharf for Glasgow with 26 cabin and 45 steerage passengers. A mother and child raced along the pier as the ship began moving and were added to the passenger list just as the gangway was pulled in.
Miss Madeline Russo, a telephone clerk for Jared Flagg investment firm, surrendered to federal officers in New York after hours of questioning. She had been evading authorities since Flagg and associates were arrested last week. Authorities kept the arrest warrant active and did not disclose her information.
Edward Victor Gambier, banker, filed to discontinue an annulment suit against Edith May Russel Gambier, once a Atlanta social figure, claiming sufficient evidence for an absolute divorce. Judge reserved decision in New York Supreme Court.
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