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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1900
Page
8
Blooming chaos surrounds the Washington statue at Commonwealth Avenue as hyacinths fill sixty beds in a crowded display. Blue pink white and scarlet beds form intricate patterns around the equestrian monument while crocus and marigold hints add splashes amid gloomy weather. Workers fastened potted plants Friday and Saturday to finish the floral arrangement.
Mrs Sarah Murphy of 114 Malden street was treated at the Emergency Hospital after her husband bit off half her right ear and injuring her scalp. She reports their quarrel followed his drinking and vows to pursue legal action once treated.
New York April 22 Archbishop Corrigan sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II and will proceed directly to Rome where he will stay several months.
William Aylward, in a liquor fueled frenzy believing friends conspired against him, killed William Larkins, wounded Thomas Morris, and cut his own hand. He surrendered to authorities after the attack.
Emperor Nicholas signs an imperial rescript addressed to Grand Duke Sergius governor general of Moscow approving Holy Week in Moscow. A second rescript praises Sergius and presents him a portrait of the Czar set in brilliants.
Annie Lucas aged 22 of 42 Shawmut avenue was found in Park square in agony claiming she swallowed a pin. An ambulance carried her to City Hospital where surgeons could not locate the pin.
A debate at Pain Memorial Hall on Ansieree Street by the Workers' Educational Club featured William N. Osgood for the Democrats and Representative James F. Carey for the Socialists. Louis Wolfson of Dorchester, slated to present Republican claims, was absent.
Miss Marguerite Cassini, niece of Count Cassini, leads Washington society in forming a fencing club limited to 250 members. She cites health as a core motive and hopes the club will influence American women toward better well being and social lessons.
The funeral for Parron H. Prior was held yesterday afternoon at his home 17 Monument square Charlestown. Rev. William M. Kimmell officiated. Burial followed at Mt. Wollaston Quincy.
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