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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

12

Millionaire Hill Weds Miss Rogers in Brookline Wedding

William H. Hill of Brookline married Caroline Wright Rogers of Wellesley at St. Paul s Episcopal Church Dedham. The ceremony officiated by Rev. Francis Higginson drew a small group of relatives and Wellesley College guests. The bride, in a princess gown, and the groom left for their Brookline home after a 4 40 train departure.

Dedham William H. Hill Brookline Caroline Wright Rogers Wellesley Granite Episcopal Church St. Paul and Court Streets St. Paul's Francis Lee Higginson Wellesley College Wellesley Inn Rogers Margaret Alice Hill Warren Hill Mr. Hill Frank H. Rogers Georgia Kendall Warren M. Hill Herbert Rogers G. Gustavus Rogers Dudley T. Rogers

Possible witness named in Mattie Hackett murder inquiry

Augusta reports that the grand jury probe into Mattie Hackett's death may hear from Elsie Hobbs Raymond of Readfield as a witness. The hearing opens tomorrow with officials keeping secrecy while indicating sufficient evidence for an indictment may exist.

Augusta Mattie Hackett Elsie Hobbs Raymond Readfield Leigh Raymond Elsie Raymond

Planning New War on Moth Ravages in State Reservations

Several conferences at the State House addressed the gypsy and brown-tail moths attacking Middlesex Fells and Blue Hills. The Metropolitan Park Commission warned that without extermination the reservations face destruction. A $50,000 grant to the commission has been spent on the caterpillar period opening.

State House Middlesex Fells Blue Hills Metropolitan Park Commission

Divorce Petition Filed by Ellen White Against Gum Manufacturer

Mrs. Ellen M. White sues W. J. White a Cleveland chewing gum magnate and former congressman for divorce and alimony alleging three years of separation and neglect. The defendant built his fortune from a bas ket to a national gum empire and horseman hobbies.

Cleveland Ellen M. White W. J. White

The Cuba Big Brother Cigarros Offer

A buyer compares cigars seeking value and ends up choosing The Cuba Big Brother Cigarros sold by Estabrook & Eaton. The box of five costs 10 cents and is presented as a full value option for discerning tobacco enthusiasts.

Cuba

Point Allerton Land Condemnation Plans Stir Summer Cottages

Summer cottagers at Point Allerton report calm as government plans to condemn nearby land for observatories and range finders are disclosed. Attorney General Moody via District Attorney French filed a petition in Hull District Court seeking condemnation of the Point Allerton land, with sale likely in small lots and little impact on land values.

Point Allerton Boston Moody French District Court Hull

Attorney Lewis Ill Delays Federal Trial in Cambridge

Assistant United States Attorney William H. Lewis, known as a Harvard football coach, is gravely ill with muscular rheumatism at his Cambridge home. Doctors consulted yesterday fear heart involvement. This illness may push back the third Swift ex-custodian trial, with a special venire already ordered, delaying proceedings beyond May 1.

United States William H. Lewis Cambridge Lewis Timothy J. Swift Federal Building Harvard

Bailey confession links Ayer murder case to Pembroke tragedy

High Sheriff George A Kimball and Detective Clifton B Hildreth obtained a confession from George A Bailey of Epsom relating to the North Pembroke killings on Jan 17. Bailey says Ayer visited his home on the day, spoke of trouble, and that he swung a chair in anger but did not reveal further details or confirm deaths.

Concord N. H George A. S. Kimball Merrimack County Clifton B. Hildreth Manchester George A. Bailey Epsom Pembroke Charles H. Ayer Bailey Ayer

Scarves Attract Young Shoppers To Local Store

Our famous 43c Scarves draw young men to the shop seeking value and style, with many noting the affordable price and quality.

Man Claims Seven Wives in Court in Taunton

Walter Billings testified he has seven wives and called them devils in court today. The judge granted him a release from the strain and ordered commitment to the State farm to forget the delusion and live a bachelor’s life as recompense for his troubles.

Taunton Walter Billings Billings State Farm

Fire Fatalities At Goetz Hotel In Michigan

Two died and four were injured when the hotel of Henry Goetz burned last night in Frankemuth Michigan. Local firefighters fought the blaze through the night with missing residents accounted for.

Frankemuth Mich Henry Goetz

Lost Norumbega in Collision Off Delaware Capes

Gloucester reports the schooner Norumbega was lost after a collision with the Edith L. Allen off the Delaware Capes. One crew member, Archie Goodrich, is missing. The Edith L. Allen brought the survivors to Baltimore. Norumbega valued at about $12,000.

Gloucester Norumbega Archie Goodrich Delaware Capes Philadelphia Edith L. Allen Baltimore Cunningham & Thompson John A. McKinnon Goodrich Shelburne N. S Allen

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