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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
3
The item states that no other Boston papers print a more detailed circulation statement and urges readers to request it. It mentions 33,000 and 181,650 averages, with optimistic notes about whether conditions are good or bad, summer or winter, and a forward-moving outlook.
The Union Trust Company led by president William E. Barrett was closed yesterday by order of the savings bank commissioners. Liabilities total about 1,595,858 with assets uncertain due to unlisted securities. Barrett asserts depositors will be paid in full and the firm, in which he holds 95 percent, will be wound up. Continued on Page 10, 3d and 4th Columns.
Showers for Boston and vicinity on Friday with fresh easterly winds. Saturday will clear and warm in the morning with fair skies and fresh southwest winds. Pint bottles offered at 59 cents. Lincoln's Cabinet Whiskey located at 21 Essex street.
A fragmented report notes Willis H. Wilson, a suspect in two shootings, claimed in police statements that he killed his mother and Frank A Lindale, with details continuing on Page 2. The text is garbled but indicates multiple incidents tied to a single suspect.
The Daily Telegraph in Seoul reports ongoing clashes near P Wiju and notes many Japanese forces in the area. The correspondent adds that Pingyang has seen gunfire. London dateline April 1. For other war news see Page 5.
In South Bloomfield Vermont a feud between Lyons and Bronson families ends with the killing of Charles Lyons keeper of a road house after a street quarrel. A posse searches for Ned and Reuben Bronson as authorities fear clashes, with the Bronson home surrounded and men missing. Both fugitives are described as heavily armed and of similar ages to Lyons.
News from British India reports severe fighting as Thibetans attacked Colonel Younghusband's mission. Thibetans suffered heavy losses, British casualties were about a dozen. The British captured the Guru camp after two engagements and a pursuing retreat by the Thibetans.
A Brighton man’s 24 year old son, son of Mr and Mrs John King of 8 Winship street, died after his curls touched a hot stove in the parlor yesterday. His mother, injured while trying to save him, watched from beside the body as she wore bandages on her hands.
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