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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1904

Page

2

Brother Dexters Not Guilty Verdict Ends Prisoner Boy’s Joy

In Dedham on April 27 Harris E Dexter 14 was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of his 11 year old brother Parker from a tragic accidental discharge at Randolph on March 27. The court heard cheers and tears as the jury delivered not guilty, and the Dexter family left the courtroom relieved. The district attorney voiced contentment that the death was accidental and not criminal.

Dedham Harris E. Dexter Parker Randolph Grover Dexter Mr. Dexter Rench Harris Dexter

Boston Rat Storm Floods Cellars Across Back Bay and South End

A Boston storm floods basements across Back Bay and South End after a high spring tide and east wind. The Berkeley Hotel on Boylston and Berkeley is inundated, as are Sheppard's drug store and many cellars along Dwight Upton and surrounding streets. Warehouses and businesses report water rising to ground floors. fires are saved with ash dams around furnaces.

Back Bay South End Berkeley Hotel Boylston and Berkeley Streets Sheppard's Drug Store Washington and Dover Street Johnson's Lunch Washington Street Dwight and Upton Streets Springfield Eliot Street Royal Dairy Linen

Rain Forecast for Boston and Vicinity

A weather note predicts rain for Boston and nearby areas on Thursday and Friday. Brisk northwest winds accompany the showers.

Boston

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Nourishes and Heals

An ad touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate promising nourishment strengthen and new vigor. It claims to cure indigestion and related stomach complaints with patent-like certainty, targeting readers seeking digestive relief.

Horsford

Doctress After Woman Says Mrs. Fink Threatens Body Sale

Mrs. Fink, aged and wealthy, fled her Boston lodging claiming doctors want to dissect her body for students after death. She warned of $2000 offered for her body, asserts she has $75,000, and plans to seek care in Philadelphia with a grandson. A former nurse of 50 years, she disappeared two days after City Hospital treated heart trouble.

Mrs. Fink City Hospital Waterford Street New York City Nat Goodwin Boston Paris Berlin

Methodist Leaders Deny Boston University Shift Toward Unitarianism

At the 76th Channing conference session, Dr Charles Parkhurst and Rev Dr Willard T Perrin rebutted claims that Boston University would move toward Unitarianism. They stated there is no basis, noting trustees and faculty show no such tendency and two thirds of trustees are Methodists.

William H. Geoghegan New Bedford Providence Boston University Channing Huntington Charles Parkhurst Willard T. Perrin TH Huntington Methodist Episcopal Church

Attacked by Cannibals at Goora New Guinea

Acting Administrator Robinson confronted cannibal chiefs while seeking surrender of the murderers of explorer James Chalmers. On March 3 a government steamer Merrie England was attacked by 300 canoes and repulsed. heavy white casualties reported. The Chalmers party including James Walker and Thomas Rathbone, with 11 native converts, were decoyed and murdered, their bodies cut and flesh devoured.

Sydney Robinson Goorabri New Guinea James Chalmers Merrie England Mr. Chalmers Oliver Fellows Tompkins London Missionary Society James Walker Thomas Rathbone Australia

Attack on Russian Position Fails With Loss to Japs

At Liayuang city area on April 27 Russian and Japanese forces battled for fifty minutes near the Yalu River. Japan, aided by two gunboats, were driven back with heavy losses. Japanese troops crossed north of Euitjiou to assault the Russian position at Liza vena but were repulsed. river gunboats then joined, a Russian field battery at Amisan opened fire, and after a twenty minute duel the gunboats withdrew.

Liaoyangc Yalu River Yalu Euitjiou Tchangdjiou Lizavena Amisan

Russian submarine sinks Japanese transport with 600 troops

Faris April 28 reports from the St Petersburg Journal correspondent that a Russian submarine has sunk a Japanese transport carrying 600 men to Corea, with all troops believed lost.

Liquor Licenses Hover On Edge Of Ruin Across City

As May 1 nears, many second class hotels face license loss and licenses in several districts are not renewed. The semicolon law remains active, imposing 11 pm closings and stricter Sunday serving rules. Police orders bar serving to officers and intoxicated patrons, with license revocation on violations and a push to transfer or abandon unprofitable ventures.

Boston Emmons North End South End West End Brighton South Boston East Boston Hanover Street

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