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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
7
The ship reported a 2400 foot tall ice barrier lining both sides of the course near the Grand Banks. Captain Tranter noted the ice appeared a month earlier than usual and the ship sailed through the ice for about 120 miles with no accidents recorded.
Springfield April 1 Charles H Smith a longtime laborer says he has been a double millionaire for over 30 years though he never draw any money until recently. He plans to marry in the fall and settle on a $10 000 Feeding Hills farm with fortune on deposit in Hartford National Bank.
Smith College in an uproar over a class of 194 parody play titled Every Freshman that mocked the faculty and exam system. A Cleveland student used the alias Mary Duncan to join classes and clubs, sending letters for personal items before the prank was exposed. The affair disrupted the campus during Master vacation, with faculty protest and student mischief fading upon return.
A steamer sustained a gash about 18 inches above the waterline in a mishap near the pier. Crews raised the damaged side, patched it, and prepared the vessel to depart at daylight this morning.
Ward 9 residents win a playground after reports of graft linked to Randolph street site. The Mayor, who approved the site earlier, now plans to seize the land by eminent domain to neutralize grafters and invalidate existing options.
John C. Eberhardt, once a prosperous express business owner and Republican candidate for Ward 22, faces destitution with a sick wife and two ill children. After sickness and debt, his last horse was seized, leaving overdue rents and bills. He seeks work and a chance to reclaim the mortgaged horse, offering weekly payments to clear the debt.
Easter fashion guidance highlights Six Little Tailors at 411 Washington street offering affordable suits from 15.50 and trousers from 5.00. The shop touts woolen quality, workmanship, rain proof textiles, and a new double duty cloth line. Orders taken by Wednesday can be delivered by Saturday April 11.
Cardinal Gibbons is confined to his bed by a cold contracted in Washington last Sunday. His physician reports the illness is not serious and he will be out in a day or two.
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