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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1903

Page

9

Girl Jailed on the Eve of Her Wedding

Elizabeth Bass of New Rochelle sits in Westchester County Jail after being accused of stealing a horse and jumping bail. Her fiancé, spice merchant Robert V. McLaughlin of Pearl Street, seeks $1,000 bail from his father in New Mexico via telegram, hoping to free her before their ceremony at the Little Church Around the Corner.

New York Elizabeth Bass New Rochelle Pines Westchester County White Plains Robert V. Mclaughlin Pearl Street New Mexico

Grace Church Debt Lifted in Worcester Plan

Worcester April 4 Grace Church moves toward clearing its $25 000 debt under a three year plan proposed by Rev Dr James Boyd Brady A prominent city Methodist has donated 60 to aid in the effort and the long burdened church shows promising progress

Worcester Grace Church James Boyd Brady

Fortune Left by Gypsy King James Stanley Bequeaths All to Widow

The will of James Stanley king of the gypsies who died last Monday near Haverhill was filed in the Cambridge Probate Court. He leaves about 50 000 dollars to his wife Prébe Stanley and gives each of his eight children only a dollar unless the widow offers for them. The document date is March 30 1903 and mentions no crown.

James Stanley Haverhill Cambridge Stanley Prébe Stanley

Brookline Amateurs Present Three Plays

Brookline's Jefferson Dramatic Club staged three new plays by Evelyn Greenleaf Fanning Sutherland Arlo Bates and Edward H Clement at Whitney Hall Coolidge Corner. The program named A Boston Evening featured Bates first public staging Under the Beech Tree with Bates as author.

Jefferson Dramatic Club Brookline Whitney Hall Coolidge Corner Boston Evelyn Greenlef Sutherland Arlo Bates Edward H. Clement

Mayor Planting Arbor Day Elm On Boston Common

Mayor Collins will walk from City Hall to Boston Common at noon to plant an American elm in observance of Arbor Day. The tree goes in opposite Park Street Church between the subway entrance and the Park Street side convenience station.

Collins City Hall Boston Common Park Street Church Park Street

Cambridge charity whist raises funds for Free Home for Consumptives

A charity whist party was held at Marugari Hall East Cambridge under the Young Ladies Catholic Association to aid the Free Home for Consumptives. Miss Rose McGinley won the first ladies prize, Mrs Albert Doyle the second, Johnny Royal the first gentlemen's prize, and John O Rourke finished a close second.

Marugari Hall Cambridge Young Ladies’ Catholic Association Rose McGinley Albert Doyle Johnny Royal John O Rourke

Brookline Bride Waits as Groom Vanishes Before Wedding

Malacky Gunning of Brookline disappears after leaving his sister's home to find his fiancée Miss Mary Hines of Chestnut Hill. A wedding planned for the Church of the Assumption falls apart as friends fear an accident or foul play, while the bride-to-be remains unaware of his fate.

Malacky Gonning Brookline Mary Hines Chestnut Hill Miss Hines Church of the Assumption Tremont Street Gunning William Gunning Flora Street

Mrs Weston disputes big $972 dry goods bill at municipal court

Mrs H B Weston, stylishly dressed, testified that she incurred $972 in two months buying adornments after seeing bargains. Her husband, Mr Weston, challenges the charges as the court prepares to hear remaining testimony Monday amid her nervous reaction to cross examination.

Weston H. B. Weston C.F. Hovey & Co H. E. Weston

Payne May Have Mrs Tyner Arrested

Washington April 24. Postmaster General Payne will decide if Mrs Tyner, who rifled the safe in the Post Office Department office once occupied by her husband, will be arrested. Authorities believe papers taken point to Tyner scandal links and will await Justice Department action. A conference with Attorney General Knox is planned.

Washington Payne Tyner Post Office Department Get St. Louis Knox Department of Justice Tess Perry Tyners Mr. Payne Mr. Perry

It Means Ostracism and Catarrh Pillars of Scorn

Hon. George James of Scranton, Pa., testifies after twenty years of catarrh misery. He describes constant hawking and offensive breath, claiming Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder brought instant relief and eventual cure.

George James Scranton Agnew

Cuticura Remedies Promise Eczema Relief Worldwide

In this bold claim the Cuticura line is touted as the best modern cure for eczema especially severe infant cases. The regimen features warm baths with Cuticura Soap to soften scales, thorough scalp and skin soaking, then Ointment applied and Resolvent taken, avoiding cold water and winds. Products are offered in multiple forms and sold by Potter Drug & Chem Corp with depots in London Paris Boston.

London Charterhouse

Unions Recognized by Massachusetts Electric Companies

President P J Sullivan of the Massachusetts Electric Companies agrees to recognize the 16 street railway employees unions. The executive committee reported at a convention that the sliding wage scale will continue for Boston and Northern Railway and Old Colony Street Railway, with Danvers and Middleton also included. Back pay is implied for Danvers and Middleton employees as the scale takes effect retroactively.

P. J. Sullivan Massachusetts Electric Companies Washington Street Boston & Northern Railway Company Old Colony Street Railway Company Danvers & Middleton Street Railway

Sunday religious services listed for Boston churches

A long pamphlet of Sunday services across multiple Boston churches and halls. Attendees are invited to morning and evening worships with various preachers including Rev. F A Noble and Rev. James A Francis, Bible schools, choir concerts, and special lectures. Also lists spiritualist meetings, lectures, seances, and temperance events at numerous venues.

Berkeley Temple Berkeley Street Tremont Wiliam Kelsey F A. Noble Clarendon Street Baptist Church James A. Francis First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley D. D Tremont Temple Baptist Church Charles C. Farle Lawrence L. H. Rhodes Ople C. C. Earle Ruggles Street Baptist Church Washington Streets A. O. Dixon D. C Robert N. Martin Greenport N. Y Eureka Professor Case National Spiritualist Association Malden Brown Pleasant Street Harvey Redding A.S. Kenney G. B. Mosier Royal Putnam D. F. Putnam Boston Psychic Conference Mass. Avenue Northampton Coombs Adams Carbee Thorne Mme Zara WL Ll Whittock Red Men’s Hall Tremont Street M. J. Butler Cambridge Essex Hall Prospect Street Annie Burns Schubert Ella A. Higginson Great Circles Dorchester Ashmont Milton Neponset Sawyer Avenue America Hall Washington Street Mabel Withem BE. Cobb P. McKenna First Spiritual Temple Exeter Street Hiram Abiff Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Somerset Frank B. Matthews Newton B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Albert B. Shields Church of the Redeemer South Boston George Mendall Taylor Morgan Memorial Unitarian-Methodist Episcopal Shawmut Avenue Corning Street E. J. Helms Jesus and the Truth Elizabeth Wiles Theodore Parker Berkeley Appleton Streets Charles W. Wendte F. W. Wodell

Paine's Celery Compound touted for health revival

The ad urges Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for rundown health, insomnia, dyspepsia, rheumatic ailments, and blood troubles, citing a Philadelphia manager's testimonial of renewed appetite and improved nerves after eight bottles, and notes spiritualist and religious meetings across Boston venues.

Paine John S. Cain Lehigh Oil Company Philadelphia Penn

West Chelmsford quarrymen reject wage deal for nine hour day

Lowell April 2 The striking quarrymen at West Chelmsford refuse Superintendent Blades offer and demand a nine hour day. The quarry opened to non union workers but only one applicant called by noon. Strikers blame Fletcher Bros for the movement.

Lowell West Chelmsford Blades Fletcher Bros

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