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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
3
In JSHPEMING Michigan on April 26 Reverend C. H. Rutledge, after preaching temperance in nearby Negaunee, faced a mob at the train station. They hurled rotten and fragrant eggs, peering through open doors to bombard him before retreating.
Judge Grant of the Probate Court yesterday allowed the will of the late Mrs. Nancy B. Griffin of 40 Pearl Street Charlestown. The will leaves a $1000 bequest to Rev. James N. Supple to support the care and maintenance of St Francis de Sales Church.
Fred C. Hogden, 54, of Chelsea, died at the relief station from injuries after his wagon team capsized on the Charlestown bridge last Wednesday. He was thrown from the seat and the wagon wheels passed over his abdomen, causing internal injuries.
Boston honors 326 delegates en route to the world Sunday school convention in the Eternal City. A 1 PM State House reception by Lt Gov Draper preceded a 9:30 AM sailing aboard the Romanic. Prominent guests included H. J. Heinz Edward K. Warren and John De Forest Haskell.
Miss May J Kendall wed Guy H Shepard in Fitchburg Monday night by Justice Walter A Davis. The couple planned a Gardner church ceremony this week. Mrs Kendall learned of the marriage when her daughter sent home her wedding gown. The couple’s whereabouts are unknown.
Harvard freshmen were defeated by Yale freshmen in an evening game. The contest featured strong early defense and balanced scoring from both sides, with Yale pulling ahead in the final minutes to secure the win.
A Sanders Theatre debate examined the resolution that United States shipping engaged in South American trade should be subsidized. Yale spoke against the measure with debaters F. C. Keeley D. Mungall and FE. D. Scynder while Harvard countered with C. H. Raymond F. B. Munyear and T. M. Gregor. Dean L. Briggs chaired the event with judges Hon. James R. Dunbar Professor Henry C. Metcalf and Justice Arthur P. Rugg.
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Washington April 26 A mysterious woman in black haunted Mrs. Walter Fairfield as Patrolman N. Dyer acted as her protector. After a second trespass attempt the woman slugged him and he was dismissed after police officials reviewed his conduct. The motive behind the woman remains unexplained.
Alexander Malcolm a strike breaker from New York was in the South Boston Court yesterday charged with assault and battery on Patrick Gaffney a union teamster and was fined ten dollars.
In Columbus Ohio Miss Cora Wilson accuses Dr. R B Cochrane of stealing three kisses while working on a denture. She had paid part of a $20 bill and refused the remaining $9, planning to bill him for the kisses, and says he removed teeth from her mouth by force in court.
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