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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1892

Page

5

Press and moral force in Rev Temple's speech

The Rev. W. H. G. Temple of Phillips Church South Boston spoke on modern newspapers praising their influence yet warning against sensationalism. He endorsed temperance goals of the Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League and urged signed bylines, better Sunday papers, and sermons in papers while criticizing sanctimonious biblical fronts.

W. H. G. Temple Phillips Church Boston Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League Hugh Montgomery Mr. Temple China Rome Acta Diurna New York Johnstown Atar

Coaching the New Fad Sets Boston Coach Tour Pace

A stylish four‑in‑hand coach, decorated in black and orange, began a Saturday morning journey from the Vendome to Wayland via Back Bay fens and Brookline, with E. D. Beylard driving and Frank Howlett as guard. Stops included the Country Club and Auburndale, ending at Wayland Inn for an elegant lunch before two‑hour return. The venture, organized by A. S. Bigelow, C. H. Jay, Beylard, and F. H. Prince, aims to run daily except Sundays with a five‑dollar fare.

Vendome Wayland E. D. Beylard Boston Frank Howlett Angel Gabriel A.S. Bigelow C. H. Jay E. D EK. D. Beylard H. G Ilis Charles H. Thayer Press

The Secret of Beauty Interview with Dr Woodbury

A lengthy interview discusses women's beauty centering on health over cosmetics. Dr John H Woodbury of New York argues true beauty comes from healthy blood and functioning female organs, endorsing Warner's Safe Cure and warning against misleading cosmetic remedies.

Cleopatra John H. Woodbury The Dermatological Institute West 42d Street New York City Woodbury America Warner

Langley Convicted Over Incorporation Certificate Failure

In Municipal Court on Saturday Doc Langley also known as James H Langley was convicted of failing to file a certificate of incorporation for the Columbia Land and Lumber Company and fined 200 dollars. He appealed and was held in 500 dollars.

Doc’’ Langley James H. Langley The Columbia Land and Lumber Company

Stabbed Under the Eye in North Street Fight

James K. Collins 34, of 228 Commercial street, was stabbed in the left head near the eye by Antonio Ricci 19, of 8347 North street, following a Sunday afternoon dispute on North street near Harris street. Collins was taken to City Hospital. Ricci was arrested and jailed shortly after.

James K. Collins Antonio Ricci North Street Harris Street Collins Commercial Street Ricci City Hospital Ambrose Johnson Joseph F. Wilson Boston Highlands W. A. Garbett Suffolk Registry of L'Bro Pasageway Bromley Street Parker Street

Colonel Harrington Dead After Heart Disease Battle

Colonel Charles F. Harrington of Brookline died of heart disease on Saturday. Born in Roxbury in 1833, son of lawyer Joseph Harrington, he started in the leather trade and ran C. F. Harrington & Son. He recruited troops at Civil War outbreak, led several companies, later became colonel of the Seventh Regiment, M.V.M. A Brookline resident for 18 years, he was an active Democrat. He leaves a widow and one son.

F. Harington Charles F. Harrington Brookline Roxbury Joseph Harrington C. F. Harrington & Son M.V. M

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