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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
4
A massive crowd estimated at 150000 gathered along the boulevard at Revere Beach for the illuminated bicycle parade and related carnival exhibits. Clubs competed for prizes while judges from the town oversight awarded trophies for largest club, best illumination, and best feature.
James A. Warner a janitor at 40 State Street was arrested on a $2200 theft charge from F. E. Lee dated Aug. 24. He denied involvement to Chief Inspector Watts and again in court before Judge Ely, requesting a hearing rather than grand jury action. case postponed to Wednesday as others were seen with opportunity to commit the theft.
The Grace Church on Chat ham road and Union street Everett will be ready for occupancy tomorrow morning after seven years of worship in Chelsea Mass. The 30 by 56 foot chapel seats 20 and includes a rear class room. Labor Day dedicatory services will feature Bishop Breyforel of Reading and presiding elder Joshua Gill, with Pastor J W Gillies in charge.
Holmes traces the Baskerville curse to Stapleton who uses a phosphorus scented hound to terrorize Sir Henry. The hound is killed by Holmes and Watson. Stapleton is captured? no, the plan collapses as the hound dies and Stapleton vanishes in the Grimpen Mire, while Sir Henry survives and foreshadows a broader resolve.
Dr Joseph W Grady calls neglecting health a weakness and sin. He argues death terrors affect all, but people rarely reflect on it until near breakdown, when anguish replaces ambition and exhaustion replaces strength.
John Kennedy a brakeman on the railroad describes severe dizziness heart palpitations and distressing food. After five weeks of treatment by Dr. Grady he reports a 15 pound gain improved digestion regular bowels and renewed energy with no remaining nerves.
E. H. Watson, attorney of 16 Court Square, was arrested on a complaint by fellow lawyer Thomas J. Boynton. The Municipal Court continued the case to Sept. 10 over alleged larceny of 200 dollars. Both lawyers are prominent in Greater Boston and politics. Watson chairs the Everett school committee. Boynton once served as Everett city solicitor and post office inspector.
Edward B. Winn was fined ten dollars by Associate Justice Cleary after repeated continuances to decide if he was intoxicated or if Patrolman James McKenna erred in arresting him. His counsel filed an appeal.
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors with service times including Tremont Temple Baptist Dudley Street and Old South Church. Preaching by Rev J B Hawthorne D D Richmond Va and Rev Ernest J Thacker Norfolk Va. Also offerings from Berkeley Temple and Seventh Day Adventist with memorial sermons and lectures. Seats free. All welcome.
New notice directs patients to enter via Room 206 to reach Dr Grady’s newly opened suite in the same building. Letters should be addressed to the indicated suite for correspondence and appointments.
The New York surrogate's filing of Robert R. Remington's will reveals a contingent plan dated March 22, 1897. It provides for seven eighths to his intended widow if he marries and dies leaving issue, with the remaining eighth to a sister if alive. otherwise the estate schemes to his sisters depending on survivorship and widow's share. Edward Remington notes his lack of knowledge on estate value as clerks review firm accounts.
Karl Lipsky of 21 Thorndikae Street Roxbury was discharged today in Roxbury District Court after Dr. Dror testified Jane Lipsky’s death at City Hospital a week earlier was not caused by a fall from a window. Lipsky claimed his wife threw herself out.
Trade notes praise Fels Naptha soap as a superior cleaner. Advertisers claim better results, urging readers to choose this brand for household chores and laundry.
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