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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1903

Page

5

Hibernians Parade in Salem and Boston Areas

The Hibernians of Essex county hold an annual parade today with wide Boston and vicinity representation. The First Hibernian Regiment departs Monument Hall Charlestown at 11 30 with expectations of record turnout. Colonel John O Leary orders battalion officers to report in full dress uniforms with side arms helmets white gloves and white collars.

Hibernians Essex County Salem Boston Hibernian Monument Hall Charlestown John O'Leary Cornelius J. Spellicy

Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap advertised as skin aid

Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap marketed as a skin nourisher and vitalizer. The ad claims it cleanses pores, cools irritated skin, relieves rashes, dandruff, and hair loss, and suits babies and adults. It touts antiseptic properties and says it softens skin and improves complexions.

Munyon Mayou

Triscuit Ad Praises Delicate Richness and Nourishing Quality

A vintage advertisement extols Triscuit as very tasty very rich and very delicate high quality magnetic to shoppers. It urges readers to ask grocers for the electrical baked biscuit.

Fire destroys Indian Institute in Brantford

A large fire at the Indian Institute in Brantford Ontario destroyed all departments late tonight. The New England Company owned the school that educated local Indian students. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars. About 150 sleeping pupils were awakened as flames spread. panic ensued and it was unclear if all escaped. A silver service gifted by Queen Anne was saved.

Brantford Ont The Indian Institute New England Company Queen Anne

Golden 60th Anniversary Celebrated by Sullivan Couple

East Boston residents Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a large evening reception at 6 Chelsea Street. A purse of gold was presented by Joseph F. Crowley, as many friends and relatives from Roxbury Brockton Hyde Park Winchester Mattapan and Orange gathered to reminisce and greet the couple.

Mrs. John Sullivan East Boston Boston John Sullivan Chelsea Street Mrs. Sullivan Joseph F. Crowley Lawrence Morris Harry Cushman Winchester Irving Fanes Orange W. J. Donovan Donovan Ellen McCarthy David J. Dooley Annie Murphy Hugh O'Donnell Benjamin Beale Michael O’brien Thomas Lynch Catherine Pendergast Cornelius Murphy Annie McKenna Anna Moynahan Turner East

Western contractor to operate Fletcher quarry in Westford

Fletcher Bros. granite quarry near Westford idled by an eight hour day strike will be leased to a Western contractor who will bring about 900 non union workers. The move follows a four week walkout by 800 local men and signals possible labor unrest as other area quarries respond.

Lowell Fletcher Bros Herbert E Henry A. Fletcher Westford

Mrs Walter Farwell Crowned America’s Handsomest Woman

Chicago experts praise Mrs Walter Farwell as the handsomest woman in America in a newly published beauty book. The brunette, described with Venus-like poise and midnight eyes, is said to possess classic form and queenly carriage.

Chicago America Walter Farwell

Cock Fight Raided by Worcester Officers

Holliston selectmen and officers halted a cock fight in Holliston at 10 am arresting a Hopedale man and seizing two birds and liquor. Several Milford sports escaped during the raid as a battle between two birds was under way when the raiders arrived.

Worcester Holliston Hopedale Milford

Mystery of Lost Papers in Boston and Somerville

Boston and Somerville police investigate a mysterious theft of bank books and papers totaling about 1500 plus 1500 in insurance papers, a note, stamps, and small cash. Mrs Ida M Gorton says the bag left her hands only at a photo studio while her niece and neighbor accompanied her. possible forgery risk due to handwriting on letters.

Boston Somerville Ida M. Gorton Thorndike Street Gorton C. E. Gorton C. E. Gorton, Boss Carpenter At the Massachusetts General Hospital Suffolk Savings Bank Vermont Savings Bank Vermont Loan and Trust Company Brattleboro B.l L. Faucet Mabel Faucet Mrs. Gorton

Boy Struck by Train On Revere Beach Bridge

Louis Ferillo a 10 year old resident of Sumner street East Boston was struck by a train while fishing on the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad bridge and bruised on the head yesterday around four in the afternoon

Louis Ferillo Sumner Street Boston Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn

Hearts of Oak Lodge Parade in East Boston

Hearts of Oak Lodge 222 Sons of St. George held a parade in East Boston yesterday afternoon with large delegations from Boston Chelsea Lynn and nearby towns. Past Grand President W F Barlow served as chief marshal and Past President J Ravenscroft was chief of staff. Afterward members attended a sermon at St Johns Church.

Hearts of Oak Lodge Sons of St. George Boston Chelsea Lynn W. F. Barlow J. Ravenscroft St. John’s Church

Riordan KOed by McNally in secret Sunday prize bout

Eugene Riordan of New Haven was knocked out in the second round and a half by Charley McNally of Providence in a barn near Worcester. Riordan collapsed after a right-hand blow and was carried from the ring as the bout was staged with great secrecy.

Worcester Eugene Riordan New Haven Charley McNally Providence Riordan

Banks Ring Stirs Strife After Pawn Shop Arrest

George Brown a 34 year old colored meat pedler of 7 Norwich Street is charged with larceny of a $700 diamond ring once owned by John D. Powell Jr. of 50 Sawyer Street. Powell says the ring was given by the late General Nathaniel Banks. Brown says he found it. Inspectors Shields and Patterson captured Brown after he offered the ring for $20 in a Pleasant Street pawn shop.

George Brown Norwich Street Brown John D. Powell, Jr Sawyer Street Powell South End Nathaniel P. Banks Waltham Banks Tiffany Shields Patterson Pleasant Street

Scientist describes x ray qualities of radium

New York April 19. William J. Hammer, scientist and engineer, described radium rays to the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and American Electrotechnical Society. He demonstrated X-ray penetration with a photograph showing rays through black paper and through a mouse trapped in a trap, with metal trap parts opaque and nearby wood fully transparent after 24 hours exposure.

American Institute of Electrical Engineers American Electrotechnical Society William J. Hammer Mr. Hammer

Opening Day at Seashore Sees Booming Summer Building

The article reports a surge of summer residence construction along the north and south shores with hundreds of new cottages, stables, and grounds laid out. Notable projects include Henry Clay Frick’s $1,000,000 Pride’s Crossing palace and multiple mansions and cottages in Beverly Farms Manchester by the Sea Wenham and other towns. The Myopia Hunt Club expanded its clubhouse and Bayside Bayside Bayside area shows luxury homes. The year promises a gala season with substantial investment in Gloucester and surrounding communities.

Henry Clay Frick Pittsburg Pride’s Crossing North Shore John M. Masury Beverly Beverly Farms Henry F. Sears Boston Chapman Corner Manchester-by-the-Sea Thomas Reece Gardner Lane Charles Head Eben Jordan H. C. Squires R. C. Hooper W. D. Dengre F. C. Stevens Hugh Whitney Wenham J. Clarence Hollander Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton A. C. Watts London Danvers Swampscott L. G. Burnham Fred A. Farrar George Buxton Gloucester George Perkins Reuben Brooks N. H. Phillips E. Archer Bradley Miss Savage Miss Driscoll New York Eastern Point Charles A. Pugh Pennsylvania Railroad Bass Rocks C. J. Hamilton Cincinnati Magnolia South Shore Hull George A. Dill Galloupe’s Hill Fred Curtis John A. Bennett Bayside Fred Thorday

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