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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

5

Indian Reservation Abuse Allegations Reach Senate Hearing

Mrs. Helen Pierce Grey testified before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee alleging mistreatment of Crow Indians in Montana. She claimed repeated arrests during investigations, forced consumption of diseased meat, jailings without cause, and abuse at Crow Reservation schools, naming Washington officials and Senator Carter among those possibly aware.

Washington United States Helen Pierce Grey Senate Committee On Indian Affairs Crow Reservation Montana Senator Carter Charles Bear Bear Senator Dixon Mrs. Grey Government Reservation Garfield Billings Mont Mr. Garfield

Unusual Worcester Wagon Dragging Injury

Mrs. Austin S. Morrill was dragged 60 feet by a horse wagon after a strap looped around her ankle as she crossed West street. The accident occurred near Hampden street while she walked with her child, dragging her face down before bystanders halted the vehicle. Her condition remained dangerous.

Worcester Austin S. Morrill Hampden Street Highland Street Mr. Morrill Post

Clemson Students Face Expulsion Over April Fool Prank

About 300 Clemson College students were absent as an April Fool joke. The board of visitors, meeting today, is expected to expel more than 100 leaders of the prank.

Clemson S. C Clemson College Board of Visitors

X Zalia antiseptic liquid from New England makers

The piece promotes X Zalia a flesh healing antiseptic liquid from New England manufacturers. It claims rapid relief for pimples eczema sores and wounds including cuts burns and bruises and notes druggists and chemists endorse its safe use.

New England

Rescue That Began Eight Years Ago Ends in Newtonville Wedding

William A. Sxemper of Butte Montana once a Tech student rescued two people from drowning at the south shore, eight years later he married Miss Constance H. Richardson at the Church of the New Jerusalem Newtonville. Mrs Archibald Roff of New York attended.

Newton William A. Sxemper Butte, Mont Tech South Shore Church of the New Jerusalem Newtonville Constance H. Richardson William C. Richardson Cupid Archibald Roff New York

Claim Hub Schoolboys Lack Proper Coaching

The article questions Boston schoolboys' athletic coaching, noting a delay in appointing athletic directors despite approved funding. It asks why the School Board has not addressed the issue promptly and whether proper training is being provided for strenuous events.

Boston Tors

Mrs. Carter Bride in Boston Pastor Officiates

The matron of honor and bridesmaids include Miss Leslie C. Carter of Boston Miss Helen H Freeman of West Newton Miss Virginia Kemper of Baltimore and Miss Edith Hutchinson of Dorchester. Rev John Goddard officiated. The bride wore Paris model satin finish messaline trimmed with old rose point lace from her mother's wedding gown. The groom a Tech graduate class of 04 has served three years in the Philippines as a civil engineer. The bride is a Newton High School and Smith College graduate.

Leslie C. Carter Boston Helen H. Freeman West Newton Virginia Kemper Baltimore Edith Hutchinson Dorchester John Goddard Paris Philippines Newton High School Smith College

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