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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1904

Page

8

Widow Identified Letter Sent by Husband to Actress

New York December 14 The Nan Patterson trial featured the widow Mrs Young identifying a letter. Bernard L McKean testified Patterson vowed to send her abroad but she refused to go now. Mrs Young said she wrote the envelope address and signature on the letter. The court adjourned until tomorrow.

New York Nan Patterson Young Hotel Imperial Miss Patterson Julia J. Morgan Smith Europe

Boyle Bros Credit System Promises Easy Christmas Pay

Boyle Bros claim to solve the Christmas present problem with a credit plan. Customers can pay in installments with no down payment, choosing items from clothing to jewelry, furs, watches, rings, scarves pins, and umbrellas. The display features ermine, new hats like Charlotte Cordan, dresses, gowns, and coats, all offered without upfront cash, backed by the firm’s large capital.

Boyle Bros Boston Dresden China Charlotte Cordan

Schoolboy shoots sweetheart then kills himself in North Manchester

In North Manchester Indiana on December 14 John Swank nineteen shot his sweetheart Bonnie Alber fifteen in the left side and then killed himself. Swank fled six blocks from his home before shooting himself in the head. Bonnie Alber survived the wound.

North Manchester Ind John Swank Samuel Swank Bonnie Alber Swank Alber

Survivors Relate Harrowing Emita Wreck Experience

Survivors describe the Emita wreck off Diamond Shoals as 9 o clock impact tore the ship apart. They clung aboard a damaged deckhouse for hours with no food or drink, signaling rescue with a blanket and a cat named Jessie aboard. Captain Hale’s timely assistance is credited with their survival. the Emita, built in 1883 at Harrington Maine, belonged to Swan and Son of New York.

Harrison Avenue Willie Doran West Newton Street Doran Hudson Street Diamond Shoals Jessie Reemie Hale New York East Machias Emira Harrington Swan & Son New York City William Beckman Christian Johansen Albert Schroder Andrew Ran Julius Deigo Gonzales Herman Hase

Vault of Lawson gold sparks odd theft tale

A Boston firm recounts how Thomas W. Lawson kept 300000 in a custom safe, with six compartments each filled with $20 gold pieces. The lock was regularly forced as Lawson allegedly diverted profits, while family pin money and repeated forced openings raised questions about the scheme.

Thomas W. Lawson Morris & Ireland Sudbury Street Worthington State Street Lawson

Made Hero of Lomasney Hero of Lomasney

Martin Lomasney a former representative and ex-alderman is praised as the political hero after his protégé Daniel A. Whelton wins the alderman position. Lomasney reportedly controlled key Ward 6 and Ward 8 votes trading precincts to secure success and kept promises he made.

Martin Lomasney Daniel A. Whelton Whelton Lomasney

Earley Grand Knight Named At Dorchester K of C Meeting

Dorchester Council 138 Knights of Columbus elected officers at its annual gathering led by Grand Knight Charles W. Earley. Named were John A. Krim deputy, John P. Carroll chancellor, Lawrence J. Bolger warden, James Martin lecturer, W H Daley treasurer, Charles M. Nixon secretary, Sidney Dunn recording secretary, Parker Murphy inside guard, Thomas W. Lehan outside guard, J B Doran advocate, W H O'Brien trustee. Delegates to State convention include Charles W. Earley and Charles G. McEvilla with Joseph B. Dore and W A O'Kane as alternates. delegate to the chapter goes to W W A O'Kane.

Dorchester Council Knights of Columbus Charles W. Earley John A. Krim John P. Carroll Lawrence J. Bolger James Martin W. H. Daley Charles M. Nixon Sidney Dunn Parker Murphy Thomas W. Lehan J. B. Doran W. H. O'Brien Charles G. McEvilla Joseph B. Dore W. A. O'Kane Www A. O'Kane

Fitzgerald Seen as Likely Next Police Board Chairman

A rumor from a Democratic conference says Governor-elect Douglas promised Mayor Collins he could name the next police commissioner. The Mayor favors W. T. A. Fitzgerald, president of the Democratic city committee, whom Democratic leaders also prefer for the role. Indications point to Fitzgerald being the next Police Board chairman.

Fitzgerald Emmons Douglas Collins W. T. A. Fitzgerald Democratic City Committee

Louis Finkelstein resigns from Tremont row store post

Louis Finkelstein resigns as manager of the Tremont row store at the Automatic Vaudeville Company of this city. He served five years with the R. H. White Company and is president of the Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Association. It is understood he will start his own business soon.

Louis Finkelstein Automatic Vaudeville Company Tremont Row Finkelstein R. H. White Company Chelsea Young Men's Hebrew Association

Shopper’s glowing tour of MacDonnell’s Boston store

A visiting businesswoman from New York describes her shopping spree in Tremont Street and Tremont Temple, praising MacDonnell’s for its abundant shirt waists, gloves, neckwear, and other goods. She notes the store’s bustling, efficient service, surprising low prices, and the firm’s reputation for quality, reliability, and courtesy.

New York Tremont Street Tremont Temple Boston Paris MacDonnell’s

Entertainment at Y M C U by Laurel Quartet

The Boston Young Men's Christian Union hosted an evening with the Laurel Quartet featuring Florence Wood Marion Gammons Frances Merrill Mabelle Leslie and reader Antoinette E Morris.

Boston Young Men's Christian Union Laurel Quartet Florence Wood Marion Gammons Frances Merrill Mabelle Leslie Antoinette E. Mor

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