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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
7
After a mysterious disappearance linked to embezzlement, Amos Dow returns to Reed & Co in San Francisco. He confesses his guilt, makes full restitution, and endures remorse and addiction before a private reconciliation with Sibyl Frost. Their secret remains between them and the firm.
Pauline Nichols a 12-year-old girl from 7 Kingsbury Street in Roxbury saved 2-year-old William Quigley from a deadly fall from a second floor window. She heard a scream, caught him as he dropped, and then lifted him onto the steps amid fear and relief.
D H Parry declined to discuss Senator Hanna's Columbus speech and said he would answer it later. He left Indianapolis as he boarded his train and stated he had not had time to study the senator's remarks.
In the Richard A Carey suit against Harrison W Huguley and Horace Cook for an alleged February 1900 assault at the Hotel Howard on Howard Street, an exciting moment occurred when Juror No 6 bit a sulphur snap and spat out two matches. Carey testified to eye trouble from the fracas and details of the hotel license were reviewed as witnesses identified signatures and records.
Boston firm Paige & Co. saw a bill in equity by Holt Gray Henderson Benton against George McCarthy dismissed on the plaintiffs motion in the Supreme Court before Judge Braley. The action sought to oust McCarthy as a partner and compel delivery of partnership books and papers. The case ends with no costs to the defendant and no charges remaining.
Letter to the editor reports a labor union dispute decision by umpire P J Downey and Central Labor Union endorsing Amalgamated Woodworkers International Union control over wood trades while millwrights and building work remain with United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jiners. Also includes an ad noting spring attire at Wolf's My Clothier.
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