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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
7
George T. Angell of the American Humane Education Society endorses Winthrop Murray Crane for President. He praises Crane as a principled, travel restrained candidate unlikely to campaign extravagantly or engage in gambling or boxing.
In New York on April 2 Mary Green, 22, daughter of a former sea captain living on East Ninety-fifth Street, dressed in her planned Easter wedding attire and died by her own hand from gas asphyxiation. She was engaged to marry William Hollington, an electrical engineer.
Irving Darling of Gardner filed for divorce from his wife Delia Darling now of Lawrence. He cites opium and other drugs as the cause of her downfall and names George Mandeville of Gardner as co respondent. The couple were married in June 1904.
The Rev. Dr. William B. Hatcher, a Virginia evangelist, leads a social meeting with Tremont Temple Baptist attendees and plans services next week. Arrangements for banquets mark Rev. McElveen’s final Boston stay before moving to Evanston. Union Congregational hosts daily quiet hour services led by Rev. Allen Stockdale. Cambridge Ministers Association to meet with Rev. Harry White in Natick on Monday to discuss Denominational Self-Consciousness.
Recipes and instructions for muffins Tongue with brown gravy and toast Fig Pie with whipped cream from Boston and Concord contributors. Includes ingredient lists and method for muffins tongue sauce and fig dessert. Addresses provided for Mrs O H Clare Nellie Ek Zackular and Mrs R Stoddard.
A Greenwood reader recalls the eccentric tax dodger known as Taxes Hardin spanning three decades. The tale describes his remote cabin, land purchases, and humor with local assessors who finally confront he owes two tax bills for property claimed as north and south of town lines.
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