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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1913

Page

7

Young man dies in accidental revolver shooting near Hill NH

Ernest Hilliard 19, son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hilliard, was shot in the heart while examining a 38 caliber revolver at a farm home in Hill New Hampshire. Albert Goldring roomer at the home claims accidental discharge. Goldring detained as investigation proceeds under Medical Referee Mur ehle of Concord.

Goldring Iilliard Franklin W. E. Smith Murehle Concord Hilliard

Deaf and Dumb Couple Divorce Sets Record in Winnemucca

In Winnemucca Judge Ducker granted a decree to a deaf and dumb plaintiff in a rare case. The action, brought by John A. Ottinger against Rebecca Ottinger, involved a defendant who was also deaf and dumb and not present during proceedings, described as the most silent on record.

Winnemucca Ducker John A. Ottinger Rebecca Ottinger

Cambridge Pastor Accepts Toronto Call

The Rev. Henry Hallam Saunderson of Harvard Street Unitarian Church Cambridge announced from the pulpit he had a unanimous call to become pastor of the First Unitarian Church Toronto Ont He also read his resignation set to take effect January 1.

Henry Hallam Saunderson Harvard Street Unitarian Church Cambridge First Unitarian Church of Toronto Ont

The Woman Who Adapted Herself And Won Over Critics

A village talent contest tale shows a woman adapt to a rival’s notice by choosing simple dress and heartfelt songs while critics both in country and city frown on her. The rival dazzles in luxury but faces audience praise for her varied repertoire and stage presence.

Annie Laurie Sweet Home Jenny Malvina Hezekiah Mary Garden Elsa

Protest over Sons of the Revolution trophy plan

Boston peace advocates and clergy mocked and provoked by the Sons of the Revolution in this state announcing a trophy for the armed vessel that first captures or sinks an enemy ship in the next war. Critics call the move heathenish and ridiculous. Local peace delegates head to Richmond for national action.

Boston Sons of the Revolution United States National Peace Committee Richmond Fannie Fern Andrews Mexico Daughters of the Revolution

Peace groups balk at prize for sinking ships in next war

Edwin D. Mead and other leaders denounce a proposed trophy for the first ship destroyed in a future war. They insist Americans must pursue international peace and reject war hubris, calling the plan “juvenile” and dangerous to the founders’ principles.

Decision Day in High Court Nears Rulings Awaited

Washington Nov 30 The Supreme Court justices in close conferences prepared to announce decisions on more than 75 pending cases. Key items under consideration include the Kentucky state rate case the California railroad oil land grant cases the book publishers anti trust suit and the New York harbor sugar lighterage dispute. The court will then hear arguments on the orange pre cooling case from California after decisions.

Washington Supreme Court Kentucky California New York Harbor Lumber Dealers Orange

Roxbury Pastor Resigns for Washington DC Church

The Rev. Clarence A. Vincent, D. D., longtime pastor of Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church in Roxbury, resigned yesterday to become pastor of Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church in Washington, D. C.

Clarence A. Vincent D. D Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church Roxbury Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church Washington, D. C

No Water in Boiler Triggers Fire Alarm at Synagogue

Firefighters responded to a blast from a boiler at Brith Jacob Synagogue 26 Wall Street West End about 6 pm. Chief Fox says the safety valve blew due to no water in the boiler though fire burned underneath.

Wall Street West End Fox

Mourner by Own Coffin Shocks Ontario Vigil

Hamilton reports a storm victim affected funeral scene as the real John Thompson knocked on the door during the wake. Relatives and friends gathered around the coffin when the survivor identified as John Thompson arrived, but the mother collapsed in shock.

Hamilton, Ont John Thompson Great Lakes

Public debate over naval prizes and war mood

The passage records critics opposing the idea of offering prizes or gratuities to sailors for the first to sink or capture a ship in a future war. It argues such incentives provoke fear and distract from health and safety, urging realistic attitudes over preparations for conflict.

Chelsea man arrested for street music and selling tunes

George Drury of 139 Third Street Chelsea was arrested Saturday night near Hanover and Court streets for playing a whistle and selling tunes. The charge cited a noise making instrument under city ordinance.

George Drury Hanover Court Streets Drury Third Street Chelsea

Think Boy of Seven Ran Away From Home

Gloucester police search for seven year old John Casey Jr son of John Casey 13 Proctor street vanished after sending a companion to fetch Sunday dinner. Mother reported the boy disappeared and believes he ran away as authorities investigate the case.

St. Nicholas Gloucester John Casey, Jr John Casey Proctor Street Little Johnny

Hyde Park Church Marks Golden Jubilee

Parishioners of Christ Episcopal Church Hyde Park observed the parishes golden jubilee with services at 7 am 8 am 11 am and 7 20 pm. The Sunday sermon was delivered by Rt Rev Manton Eastburn bishop at the time of founding and Rev Samuel G Babcock rector for two years attended.

Christ Episcopal Church Hyde Park Manton Eastburn Samuel G. Babcock

Description of Tailored Ensemble with Net and Satin Girdle

A detailed note describes a tailored model wearing a blue black taupe outfit featuring a tucked vest of net and satin girdle with collar and cuffs. The emphasis is on fabric color, tailoring, and complementary elements.

Copenhagen Filene

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