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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1907

Page

9

Carnegie Institute Dedication Opens with Prize Awards in Pittsburg

The Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg, valued at 6 million dollars, hosts international art prizes with Gasn La Touche of Paris taking first, Thomas Eakins of Philadelphia second, and Olga de Spoznauska of Paris third. Notable attendees include German minister Von Hoeller and French figures. a concert conducted by Sir Edward Edigar caps the day.

Pittsburg Penn Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg Gasn la Touche Paris France Theath Thomas Eakins Philadelphia Leslie W. Miller Olga de Spoznauska Lawton Parker Chicago W. Granville-Smith New York Maurice Greiffenhagen London Eng Paul Edward Edigar Theodore von Hoeller Germany Paul Doumer Chamber of Deputies Andrew Carnegie Baron d’Estournelles de Constant John Rhys Jesus College University of Oxford E. S. Roberts University of Cambridge Roosevelt Carnegie von Moeller Carnegie Institute

Seek Release of Joseph Hunt

Worcester April 11 Through the efforts of his wife Mrs Joseph S Hunt of Boston Joseph Hunt now serving time in jail for larceny of money contributed to the Henry Clay Barnabee testimonial fund will probably be freed Judge Samuel Utley today intervened in his behalf with Governor Guild to release him Judge Utley fined him 100 for larceny and he went to jail unable to pay Mrs Hunt brought to the attention of Judge Utley that Charlies H Perry of Boston who had charge of the fund said he would not press the charge if she restored to him 125 She drew 100 from a Boston bank in the name of their blind daughter pawned a ring for 15 and made up the difference Perry received the money but the following day never testified he had received it so Judge Utley fined Hunt

Worcester Joseph S. Hunt Boston Joseph Hunt Henry Clay Barnabee Samuel Utley Governor Guild

Thrilling voyage of the two masted schooner Mercedes arrives in Boston

The schooner Mercedes from Clementsport N B arrives in Boston Harbor after a 50 hour, eight knot voyage amid a fierce gale. Captain Henshaw and five crew endure towering seas and loss of deck cargo while fighting to save ship and cargo.

James B. Connolly Boston Harbor Clementsport Henshaw

RIOT ACT READ TO ALDERMEN

Six Republican Aldermen were summoned to the Beacon Street city headquarters where President Edward Graves and secretary Herman Hormel read the riot act. They were admonished to keep campaign promises and stay aligned with the city committee on future measures. Three named aldermen Draper Berwin and Battis showed remorse as they left.

Beacon Street Edward G. Graves Herman Hormel Republican City Organization Draper Berwin Battis Graves

Bill Aimed at Lawyers Gets Third Reading

The bill barring lawyers from employing a runner or paying claim agents or physicians was sent to a third reading in the House after a brisk debate. Most lawmakers backed the ethics measure, while opposition pressed for passage.

Gilchrist Employees Stage Society Drama The Wife

Belasco and DeMille's The Wife was presented at Jordan Hall last evening by the Gilchrist Company Benefit Association Dramatic Club. Harland P. Leighton as Senator Rutherford, Miss Alice May Leach as Helen Trueman, and C William Stiles provide notable performances in a smoothly run, well received amateur production.

Belasco and DeMille Jordan Hall Dramatic Club Gilchrist Company Leon A. Provanche Harland P. Leighton John Rutherford Alice May Leach Helen Trueman C. William Stiles

Car and wagon collision injures driver in Watertown

In Watertown on Arsenal street Thomas Carr a Kenneys Express driver sustained serious injuries when an electric car collided with a heavily loaded express wagon. The wagon toppled, Carr was thrown to the street, passengers panicked, and a horse pulling the wagon was fatally wounded and shot after rescue efforts.

Watertown Thomas Carr Kenney’s Express Arsenal Street Carr Carry

Brookline Council Knights of Columbus Ball at Beacon Hill

A large Brookline social gathering titled a ball and reunion of Brookline Council 110 Knights of Columbus drew the Board of Selectmen as guests. Grand Knight Thomas B McCaffery directed the proceedings on the floor.

Brookline Council Knights OF Columbus Brookline Society Beacon Hill Board of Selectmen Thomas B. McCaffery

Antiseptets Catablets Daily Mouth Wash Promotion

The ad promotes antiseptic tablets for protection against contagious diseases and nasal catarrh. It claims high effectiveness and economy, stating a fifty cent box yields a quart of solution with two tablespoons per glass of water for brushing teeth and mouth cleansing. Sold by druggists, mailed worldwide from C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.

C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass

Carney Estate Seeks to Undo Trust Sale in Boston

Mrs Mary F Rhodes files suit in Superior Court to set aside a sale by Winslow Warren and others as trustees of the Andrew Carney estate. Trust properties at 154 and 164 Washington street sold for 155000 and the funds bought 252500 in South Boston with a 155000 mortgage. The bill claims South Boston property now values near 300000 and debts allege one third sold to Andrew CC Reggio for one third of the original price.

Andrew Carney Winslow Warren Carney Mary F. Rhodes Superior Court Washington Street Dorchester Avenue West First Street South Boston Andrew CC. Reggio

Boston claims queer disease worry over parasite cure

R T Cooper outlines claims about tape worms and a surgical prep sold in Chicago and Boston. He says twenty five percent of chronic stomach trouble stems from parasites and promises rapid relief after cleansing the stomach at Jaynes Drug Co on Washington and Hanover streets.

R. T. Cooper Chicago St. Louis Middle West Mr. Cooper Boston Washington and Hanover Streets Jaynes Drug Co

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