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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
9
A fragment notes Panoff fled and his surviving force surrendered to the Russian consul I N Q ROX. It also asks where to obtain an application for the Boston Protective department and directs to Samuel Abbott, superintendent.
The Boston Letter Carriers district held a grand April gathering at Mechanics Building drawing an estimated 15 000 attendees across Talbot Hall and the adjoining spaces. Notables including Postmaster Edward Mansfield Lieutenant Governor Louis Frothingham and Mayors from several cities attended the reception and grand march led by Bernard O Hara and accompanying dignitaries.
A New York publisher will release a deluxe 25 volume Eliot Edition of Representative Masterpieces in July. Harvard professor edits. Eliot writes brief introductions. The set focuses on solid literature with no fiction, including Penn's Soliloquies Burns Shakspere biblical history Scottish ballads and Quaker treatises.
Trials this afternoon determine Technology’s one mile relay team to represent at the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival at Franklin Field Philadelphia next week. The trials take place at Tech Field Brookline.
Susie L. Winslow formerly Leah Winslow, debuting in this city five years ago, was granted a divorce yesterday from William H. Winslow by Associate Justice King. He did not contest. he resigned as Revere schools superintendent a year ago and now holds a post in New Orleans. A daughter, Blanche A. Winslow, teaches in Revere and lives at 191 Winthrop Avenue. she is a stepdaughter to Mrs. Winslow who has no children of her own.
Autopsy concluded Alan M Fay shot himself with the pistol placed inside his mouth, a method indicating self-inflicted death. The death followed a scene with a society girl involved with another woman, Miss Josephine Alberts, who learned of his actions after contacting the other woman. The Austrian girl was away but returned and learned the hotel details.
A blaze at the Dorr Brothers icehouse on Dorr's Pond destroyed the building and its 509 tons of ice, crippling the town's supply. Investigators suspect incendiarism as the cause and the loss is estimated at $5000.
About 100 students and guests attended the third annual Suffolk Law School banquet at the Quincy House last night after a reception in parlors. Speakers included Judge Harvey N. Shepard Arthur W. Dolan probate register ex Mayor Thomas J Boynton and Judge Charles M Bruce and Dean Gleason I Archer.
In the Public Garden a dog owner paid 1 and a young woman 3 for allowing a dog to run at large. Miss Elizabeth Lee, 118 Mt. Vernon street, faced the trespass charge. Andrew W. Simmes had the charge filed, S G Hammond of Somerville paid 5, Frank B. Potter did not respond and a warrant was requested.
A romance that began two years ago at a public whist party led to the marriage of Miss Laura E. Fish and Charles W. Marshall Jr. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. Is Harriman of the East Baptist Church in Lynn.
The Boston police issued a warning seeking a 25 year old woman with dark complexion and well dressed appearance who is accused of circulating worthless checks. She is described as weighing about 13 pounds and is being sought by authorities throughout the city.
The Gaelic memorial services committee calls all Gaelic singers to a special rehearsal for Patriots Day at 10 30 a m Monday in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison avenue Boston. All participants are asked to meet this evening in the Music Hall at Boston College.
The Harvard soccer team departs Cambridge this evening for Ithaca New York to face the Cornell squad in a game scheduled for tomorrow. The trip follows their recent training and sets up a key intercollegiate contest tomorrow in upstate New York.
A detailed list of brass and string instruments with prices and makers. Brands include Our New Century and Bay State cornet and flute lines, Ditson drums and violins by Heberlein and Voigt, Turkish cymbals, and accessories. Catalog promises best quality, special inventories, and free catalogs.
An editorial praise highlights the Oliver Ditson Company's park system around Boston as the finest in the world enjoyed by both poor and rich communities. The piece extols accessible public leisure spaces and community value.
The summonses against Joseph Devlin and Dennis Johnston arising from the Nationalist convention disturbance in Dublin last February were dismissed. The magistrate held the matter under advisement for one month after hearing the case. The incident followed William O'Brien being refused a hearing and alleged assaults and interruption of a public meeting in Cork.
A bill to abolish the current board of education and the industrial commission proposes a new nine member education board to be appointed in June. Four members come from the existing board, one from the commission, and four appointed at large. A special commissioner with two deputies would oversee all duties.
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