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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1903

Page

7

Brookline Shooting Witness Details Violence and Barricade

Testimony covers the night before the Sept. 7 shooting of Lehne man in Brookline. Duane describes calling Lehne man to leave the house, barricading doors, and attempts for peaceful departure amid a history of intoxication and conflict.

John Lehneman Brookline Lehneman New York Duane

Vanderbilt's England marriage license delays 15 days

London and Paris dispatches report three official notes on Mr W K Vanderbilt and Mrs Lewis Rutherford engagement. No special Canterbury license granted, forcing ordinary license with 15 days residence. Duchess of Marlborough plans return to London with the duke and Mrs Cornwallis-West. Mrs Rutherford shopped.

London Henry White United States Legation W. K. Vanderbilt Lewis M. Rutherford Vanderbilt White Archbishop of Canterbury England Paris Duchess _— of Marlborough George Cornwallis-West Rutherford

Rutherford party sails to London amid license doubt

Paris reports Mrs Rutherford and Miss White left the Rutherford home for London with substantial baggage before the 11 o clock train. No license application yet for the Vanderbilt Rutherford marriage. William K Vanderbilt not back in Paris. likely still in London.

Paris

When Teddy Hits the West Kansas City Letter to Roosevelt

A Kansas City post office forwarded to President Roosevelt a special delivery letter from Thaddeus C. Histed of Pittsburg Kansas. Histed’s poem praises the President with frontier imagery and loyalty, noting he hopes Roosevelt’s West visit strengthens friendship with settlers and trappers.

Kansas City Roosevelt Yellowstone Park Harris William Loeb, Jr Cinnabar Mont Histed Rocky Sierra Nevada Mountains

Oldest Melrose Church Burns in Fire

Melrose suffered a major fire that destroyed the Methodist Episcopal Church on Main Street. Firemen saved nearby homes and the new high school. The building, valued at 20,000 dollars, was deemed insured for 12,000 and a new church at over 30,000 had already been funded. The church was the city’s oldest edifice, erected in 186 to replace an earlier burned structure.

Melrose Methodist Episcopal Church Main Street Sexton S. B. Sweetser Society Charles H. Stackpole

Happy Wedded Life of Twenty Five Years Celebration

MR AND MRS JAY HUNT of Bowdoin Square Theatre mark their 25th wedding anniversary at their Thorndike Street Brookline home tomorrow. They have never been separated, four children survive Henry J. Hunt a civil engineer at the navy yard and three daughters Charlotte 18 among country’s youngest stars. Jay Hunt, 47, serves as general stage director for Bowdoin Square Theatre and Lothrop enterprises.

Gardner's Art Gallery Hub Miniature Company Jay Hunt Bowdoin Square Theatre Thorndike Street Brookline Mrs Mrs. Hunt Hunt Lothrop Enterprises Henriette Rich Hunt Charlotte Hunt Gussie Hunt Charlotte

Ultonia Quarantined After Liverpool Arrival

The Cunard liner Ultonia with over 600 passengers and cargo arrived at Quarantine at 8 p.m. and will dock at Boston Harbor after proceeding up the harbor. Captain Jeffries, ex chief officer of Cephalonia, commands the Ultonia. Meanwhile Captain Thomas Potter, former Ultonia commander, reached New York aboard the Aurania with more than 1000 passengers from Liverpool.

Cunard Liverpool Queerstown Boston Ultonia Jeffries Cephalonia Thomas Potter New York Aurania

A Day in Judge Emmons Court Study of Police Commissioner

Judge Emmons handles near ten cases in East Boston Court testing official conduct of the new Police Commissioner. He sentences a drunk to the Reformatory, rebukes probation questions, and orders fines in larceny and restraint cases while probing each witness. The day closes with a tenement fight where verdicts split between not guilty and a $100 fine.

Emmons Police Commission East Boston Court East Boston District Court Allen Joseph Hart Healy Reformatory Massachusetts Reformatory Concord Michael Quigley Atlen Philip McLaughlin John Farrell Farrell Benjamin T. Cook Provincetown Cape Bos Richard Foley Patrick Welch Welch Grand Jury Foley Mary Price Mrs. Price Michael King

Miss Reed's Assailant Ordered to Insane Asylum

George Brown an assumed name harvard farmer arrested for assaulting Miss Mary Reed Harvard was this afternoon committed to the Worcester Insane Asylum by Judge Stone He raved and struggled in restraint and tried to bite officers after his transfer to the asylum doctors deem treatment may restore his reason Miss Reed was ready to testify but insanity barred trial

Clinton George Brown Harvard Mary Reed Worcester Insane Asylum

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M'Dougall Pictures Pce Symes Bride Wm. K. Vanderbilt Massachusetts Sept. Doogue Bostonian Norway Street Post Dedham James C. Duane Aris Andrew J. Lloyd & Co N Town Washi St Slo Beyistones Teddy Thaddeus C. Histed Old Hunter and Trapper Rockies Cromwell Point Rochester Wm. J. Daly Mgr Sorenbergs Ever Tail Oxford Washington, Hanover and Elm Streets Chickering OC. Hunt Swift & Co Miss Gussie Hunt Gardner H. R. Hunt Boylston ST Mary King Mary E. King Miss Reed J. Medina Tremont St Tremont Street Parker
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