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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1905

Page

7

Mary Mannering Quits Stage to Nurse Ill Baby

Mrs James K Hackett formerly Mary Mannering gives up all professional engagements at New York for eight month old baby ill in Greenwich Conn Naples house once owned by banker E C Benedict. She had left the child with her mother in law and a nurse while abroad and returned to devote all time to the child.

New York James K.hackett Mary Mannering Naples E. C. Benedict Greenwich Conn

Wrecked Auto Towed by Rhode Island Oxen

At Narragansett Pier two centuries of transportation lore were shown as Gordon Smith’s wrecked automobile was hauled into town by Rhode Island oxen after a collision.

Narragansett Pier R. I Gordon Smith Rhode Island

Middlesex Club prepares Sept nine dinner with Lodge

The Middlesex Club plans a Sept. 9 feast at Hotel Pemberton inviting State ticket candidates. Senator Lodge will give his first campaign speech there, while Colonel W. H. Dyer explains Senator Crane will not attend any Middlesex Club dinners.

Middlesex Club Hotel Pemberton Senator Lodge W. H. Dyer Crane Middlesex

Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne

A reader asks for guidance about a friend who hogs attention when the pair socializes. The columnist advises that true friendship should showcase both partners, noting the chums selfish behavior harms the reader and that being the center of attention does not equate with being admired.

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a 17-year-old lovestruck girl

A young girl asks if she should confess her feelings to a boy who teases her about rivals. The columnist notes girls should speak up to show preference while warning against seeking popularity with many boys. The exchange highlights honesty and clear signals in budding romance.

Miss Champagne Lillian

Stick in Church Drink Stirs Annandale Festival Scandal

In Somerville New Jersey on August 10 a church festival beverage made by putting Stick into applejack and lemonade caused unexpected mischief. Several young attendees drank the mixture and performed odd antics shocking village elders and sparking a local scandal that will be town talk for days.

Somerville N. J Jersey Annandale

Hartford Woman Dies of Tetanus After Pin Prick

Mrs. Princie E Mitchell, wife of a letter carrier in Hartford, died early today from tetanus after pricking her palm with a common pin three weeks earlier. Jaws stiffened on Sunday as the scratch mostly healed. she was taken to Hartford Hospital.

Hartford Conn Princie E. Mitchell Hartford Hospital

Wrecked Castaways End in Tragic Death on Desert Island

Morton and Shafter, the only survivors of a shipwreck, ration scarce foods and endure wakeful fear on a barren island. After two tense days, Morton seizes a final chance as Shafter collapses, but a last minute change of mind leads to both men dying at sea aboard the Saxifa.

Morton Shafter Morten Oftener Liverpool

Odd Numbers and a Ninth Proposal in a City Tale

In a comic exchange Percy notes luck in odd numbers while Wallie jokes after proposing to Miss Flitterly for the ninth time, only to be thrown down in a lighthearted scene. The dialogue captures playful romance and recurring proposals in a small town setting.

Percy Wallie Flitterly

Anarchist Threat Denied by Boston Priest

Pastor Roberto Diasotti of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Boston writes that reports of anarchists planning to destroy the church on Sunday August 13 1905 are unfounded. He argues that anarchists target the wealthy and notes violence has not targeted churchgoers. The letter seeks to reassure parishioners and neighbors against sensational newspaper claims.

Boston Church of the Sacred Heart North Square Roberto Diasotti

Yale Man Tired of Fe's Joys Says Girl

Miss Lulu Toole describes Owen A. Garnsey Yale student as tired of life and extravagance after two suicide attempts. He had wealth health and social position as son of New York millionaire Squire Garnsey.

YALE New Haven Conn Garnsey Lulu Toole Owen A. Garnsey Squire S. Garnsey New York City

Virginian Makes Swift Transatlantic Mail Crossing

The Allan line turbine steamer Virginian arrived at Rimouski at 8:40 a m bearing United States and Canadian mails from Liverpool and Moville. The ship used the Belle Isle Strait shortcut and completed Moville to Rimouski in five days and 22 hours before the rail delivery to final destinations.

Montreal Allan Line Liverpool Moville United States Rimouski Atlantic Belle Isle Strait

Engagement Announced for Helen Battelle and Harvard Man Soutter

Society notes display engagement of Miss Helen Battelle of Marlboro Street to James Taylor Soutter Jr a Harvard graduate class 04 with plans to reside in Cedar Rapids Iowa while Soutter works for a western railroad. Also updates on Newport Islesboro Kennebunkport Mt. Washington and other social happenings including the Goss Shure and Appleton circles.

Helen Battelle Eugene Battelle Marlboro Street James Taylor Soutter New York Harvard Miss Battelle Sallie Battelle Cedar Rapids Iowa Soutter Battelles Miramar Mattapoisett Charlestown Margaret C. Appleton Boylston Street England Republic Appleton William S. Appleton Mrs. Huntington Saville Shepard Street Cambridge J. Frederick Schenck Abed Schenck The Victoria Nantucket Lenox Valley Head Schenck William B. Bacon Europe Miriam Goss Francis W. Goss Roxbury Sorrento Bruce Thurber Shure California Miss Goss Boston

The Red Headed League Mystery Begins to Unfold

Dr Watson observes Holmes in action with Jabez Wilson, the Red Headed League applicant, and traces clues from Saxe Coburg square to Coburg Bank. Holmes plans a nocturnal pursuit, warning Watson to carry a revolver as they anticipate a serious crime and possible danger tonight.

Watson Sherlock Holmes Jabez Wilson Holmes London the Red-Headed League Ezekiah Hopkins League Pope's Court Fleet Street Wilson Vincent Spaulding Aldersgate Saxe-Coburg Square the Strand Coun Saxe-Coburg St. James’ Hall Coburg Square Baker Street Kensington

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