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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1903

Page

2

Church Rioters Found Guilty in Zion Church Meeting

Judge Bennett convicts Granville Martin Bernard A Charles and William A Trotter after two days of trial over a disruption at Zion Church in Columbus Avenue during Booker T Washington address. Testimony from Patrolmen Malley Underhill and Sergeant Manning described the disturbances.

Bennett Granville Martin Bernard A. Charles William A. Trotter Zion Church of Columbus Avenue Booker T. Washington Assembly Boston Cambridge Patrick Malley W. H. Underhill Manning Archibald H. Grimke United States San Domingo Perlie S. Scottron Grimke Mr. Grimke Fortune Washington Mr. McMullen Morgan James H. Wolf Stephen A. Williams

Grape-Nuts Helped Texas Girl Improve Health Then Marry

A Texas girl credits Grape-Nuts for restoring her health after years of weakness and illness following a horse fall. She reports regained strength, renewed appetite, and marriage last September as a direct outcome of using the food. The letter thanks the company for its product.

Texas United States Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Blanche Walsh Wins Divorce From Alfred Hickman

New York August 6 Justice Dugro signed the final decree of divorce in favor of actress Blanche Walsh from Alfred Hickman whom she wed in 1896.

New York Justice Dugro Blanche Walsh Alfred Hickman

Long Island books clash over keeper inspection amid protest

The Long Island inquiry halted book fixing as Alderman Bresnahan backed the decision after Henry Dobbins protested Mrs. Lincoln’s plan to hand over records to expert bookkeeper Thomas J. Gorman. Witnesses described harsh conditions at the island institution and debated proper oversight.

Long Island Thomas J. Gorman Alderman Bresnahan Henry Dobbins Alice M. Lin Lincoln Bryant Mrs. Lincoln Mr. Gorman Mr. Dobbins Gorman

Women Enter More Massachusetts Manufactures In 1902

The 17th annual Massachusetts statistics report shows women entering diverse manufacturins, earning from half to two thirds of male wages. Capital rose 3.97 percent to 1902, with wage totals up 8.90 percent to 193,552,175. Coparations rise while partnerships decline, except in bricks and related goods.

Statistics of Manufactures The Commonwealth Massachusetts

Fight on in Magoun case heirs contest will

Heirs and adopted relatives file appearance against Edwin H. Pope petition to probate Thatcher Magoun will. Named heirs include Susan M. Kidder of Medford and multiple O Hares and Magouns across Roxbury Cambridge and Boston with adoptions listed.

Thatcher Magoun Susan M. Kidder Medford Whipple, Sears & Ogden Jamaica Plain Blank Doyle Manchester Eng Catherine O’hare Roxbury Patrick O'Hare Liverpool Margaret O’hare Cambridge Arthur Magoun Boston Esther M. Magoun Concord Mass Harriet M. Kendall

Eight Miners Injured In Mine Explosion At Monongah

An explosion at Monongah mine No. 2 in Fairmont West Virginia injures eight men. Three are not expected to survive and two more may die. The blast followed a powder can accident on a mine car when a man struck a trolley wire causing the powder to explode.

Fairmont W. Va Monongah Mine No. 2

First Escalator Installed by R. H. White Company

The R. H. White Company installs a moving staircase between floors one and two in its store. It is the first such escalator in New England and is expected to carry 7000 passengers per hour. Completion targeted for the start of the next month amid ongoing improvements for public service.

R. H. White Company New England

Three Green Trading Stamps Offer in Boston Sunday Post

During August the Boston Sunday Post will print a Page 2 coupon each Sunday offering three green trading stamps. Each coupon can be redeemed for three stamps at listed stores without spending any money. Be sure to order next Sunday's Post.

Boston Sunday Post

Obituary notices from East Boston and surrounding areas

FURLONG In East Boston Aug. 6 Marty E wife of James Furlong aged 29 funeral from residence 253 Paris street Saturday at 745 am Requiem and mass at Church of the Sacred Heart at 815 oclock relatives and friends are requested to attend. LAVERS On Tuesday at 645 pm Josiah F Lavers aged 67 years funeral at his residence 238 Wilburst Everett at 3 pm Saturday Aug 8 relatives and friends invited Interment at Woodlawn Nova Scotia papers please copy. MYRICK In Vinalhaven Mo Aug 5 1903 Charles H oo aged 50 years Services at Central Congregational Church parlors Chelsea Sunday Aug 9 at 3 pm.

Woodlawn Nova Scotia Myrick Vinalhaven Charles H. Oo Central Congregational Church Chelsea

Hamlin and Thayer Back Gaston in Democratic Rally

Congressman John R. Thayer declares he will stump for William A. Gaston. Charles S. Hamlin also signals support and will campaign for Gaston after the convention. Hamlin’s stance reassures leaders, with Thayer and Hamlin as key stump speakers aiding Democratic efforts.

Hamlin Thayer Gaston John R. Thayer William A. Gaston Charles S. Hamlin

Evicted by landlords memory moves John F. Lynch to Ireland

John F. Lynch of South Boston recalls his family’s eviction by landlords and thanks the old landlord’s son during a visit to Ireland. He shares a poem in the Dublin Weekly Freeman praising Erin and immigrant ties to America, reflecting on exile, faith, and unity.

John F. Lynch South Boston Ireland Dorchester Avenue Boston Lynch United States Emerald Isle Dublin Weekly Freeman South Mass Erin Roachree

Division 16 A O H Special Meeting Tonight

The Division 16 A O H will meet at Concordia Hall Columbus Avenue at 7 30 this evening to complete final picnic arrangements for tomorrow at Apollo Gardens.

Concordia Hall Columbus Avenue Apollo Gardens

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R.h.whiteco Cupid's Food Coln Sip M. 2 Bresnahan Nolan Flanagan Farwell Brazell Foley Bell McLeod Matthew H. McDermott McDermott City Hospital Alderman Nolan William W. Munroe Boston Fire Department Veteran Fire Department Taft Munro Hopkins Emmons Hart Taylor Percy's Farm Lucy Marshall Sideboa China Frank E. Freeze Magoun Erin the Green Christian Brothers Sisters of Sweet Charity Soldiers of the Cross Fair Land Christ Patrick Tara Columbia
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