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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1907

Page

1

Terrific April Nor’easter Batters New England and Coast

A violent snow hail and windstorm swept New England delaying trains blowing down wires and poles and hampering traffic more than any winter period. The storm affected the entire North Atlantic coast paralyzing shipping with more rain and much colder weather forecast to follow.

New England North Atlantic Atlantic North New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Midland Plymouth Cape Providence

Public apology by Harvard rioters may be expelled

Two Harvard men were fined $40 each and three held for a hearing tomorrow while another was acquitted. An audience at the Majestic Theatre heard a public apology for the rough house incident during the initial performance of Brown of Harvard. Rumors said students involved in the disturbance may face expulsion.

Harvard Majestic Theatre Brown

Harvard undergraduates apologize for theatre disturbance at Majestic

Four Harvard undergraduate classes publicly apologized from the Majestic Theatre stage through James D. White for Monday night’s disturbance at the premiere of Brown of Harvard. Dean Hurlburt pledged a thorough investigation amid rumors of possible expulsions. Harry Woodruff received a private letter from the dean.

Harvard Majestic Theatre James D. White Brown Dean Hurlburt Eliot Harry Woodruff Harvard ’University Lagrange Street White Mr. White

Murders For Sake Of Sister At Boston Theater

A 19 year old youth Tony DeSimon shot Leonardo Gaetani a 40 year old tailor outside Hollis street playhouse in Dorchester after his sister Louisa confided troubles. DeSimon fled but was chased by Patrolman Burgess and Sergeant Bannister and arrested at Lagrange street station. Gaetani died at City Hospital. Louisa worked for Gaetani until illness kept her home. The storm disrupted transport and telegraph services across Massachusetts with heavy snow and wind in various divisions.

Hollis Street Playhouse Leonardo’ Gaetani East Street Dorchester Tony DeSimon Savoy Street Louisa Washington Hollis Streets Lagrange Street Gaetani Washington Street Burgess Ash and Harrison Avenue de Simon

January Blizzard in April Forecast for New England

Weather bulletin reports a January style blizzard in April with rain along the coast. Boston area to expect Wednesday rain and Thursday fair with high northwest winds. Washington forecast similar for New England with snow north and rain south followed by fair weather. Storm warnings issued from Hatteras to Eastport along the Atlantic coast.

Washington New England Atlantic Hatteras Eastport

Continued on Page 5 First Column

A fragmentary note indicates continuation of coverage from page five, first column, suggesting ongoing discussion or report without full context or details available in the provided text. The item hints at multi-page layout common in earlier newspaper formats. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable in the fragment.

Pat Donovan Dies Former Harvard Crew Coach

Pat Donovan longtime rowing coach at Harvard and Boston oarsmen died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after a Union Boat Club float accident last Monday. The veteran oarsman ruptured a blood vessel and age worsened his outlook. Donovan coached Weld crews and in 1899 produced a varsity four and freshman crews that led Yale on the Thames, a feat unmatched since.

Pat’ Donovan Harvard Boston Massachusetts General Hospital Union Boat Club Donovan The Charles Elis the Thames

Woman Jumped From Steamer in Boston Harbor Mystery

Portland Mo April 9. At five on the morning watchman saw a woman jump into the water as the Governor Dingley sailed from Boston harbor. Excited search found an empty stateroom with door broken in. A brown paper bundle bore the name J Westcott and a liquor flask lay inside. The occupant registered as Mrs Patterson, though officers recall no such passenger.

Portland Dingley Boston Harbor J. Westcott

My Case Is Won Says Thaw After Hearing

In New York on April 9 Thaw declared his case won after lawyer Delmas finished his impassioned address He shook hands with family members and told his counsel he feared no remark from Jerome tomorrow Then he returned to the Tombs with a joyous air and head held high

Thaw Delmas New York Jerome

Thaw Trial Nears End as Delmas Concludes Address

Eloquent close in New York case. Delmas appeals for Thaw using chivalry and unwritten law. Tomorrow DA Jerome to deliver closing plea. Justice Fitzgerald may charge jury, likely sending case to verdict by tomorrow night. Delmas denounces Stanford White and casts Thaw as defender of a maiden against a lecherous foe.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Delphin M. Delmas Jerome Justice Fitzgerald Delmas Harry

Dunbar Hall at Phillips Exeter Destroyed by Fire

At Phillips Exeter Academy Dunbar Hall, the only wooden dormitory, burned early today forcing 35 young students to flee in night clothes. No injuries were reported after a quick roll call. Loss estimated at $50,000. Fire spread quickly aided by a snowstorm. instructor Crosbie was badly burned escaping via a fire escape rod.

Exeter N. H Dunbar Phillips Exeter Academy Crosbie Lawrence M. Crosbie Charles H. Clark

Charge account ad for Prudential Supply Co.

Continued on page 12 second column advertises a charge account with Prudential Supply Co offering groceries and clothing, located at 387 Washington St.

Prudential Supply Co Washington

Prudential Supply Co on Credit at 387 Washington

A terse notice states Prudential Supply Co located at 387 Washington is involved in a credit arrangement. The fragment provides no further terms, dates, or parties beyond the corporate name and street address.

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At. Majestic Father John Heidelberger PRIAZ Columbus Avenue Vesta Victor Fred Lennox Berry Tighe Mary Norman Slayer Weather Bureau Nantucket Massachusetts Bay Albany Road Boston & Albany Albany Boston & Maine Troy N. H Concord Fitchburg Thompson’s Spa Vicnity Harry Thaw Chickering Evelyn Thaw Counsel Delmas Pat” Donovan Stanford Potters Dunbar Hall Grosbie Academy
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