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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1905
Page
7
London readers learn from a trade journal that men will soon outshine women in dress. The King’s Sandringham outfit is described as showy with a scarlet tam o’ shanter. the piece highlights brilliant waistcoats and jewel-like buttons, some reproducing famous artworks.
Rev Mills R Roscoe pastor of Shiloh Colored Church New London Conn accuses James J D Sledge former parishioner of stabbing him three times during a parish visit around Nov 28. Sledge held in 1000 bail for further examination as Mrs Sledge, organist, is linked to the feud.
Fr Ubaldus Pandolfi OFM longtime Boston Franciscan, known in the Italian community, leaves for Florida for winter rest after health strain. He aided inmates at local jails and courted, helped Luigi Storti, led St Leonard of Fort Maurice and St Anthony parishes, and supported Fr Downey before his death. Friends contribute to fund the trip.
A 24 year old woman writes about a man aged 29 in a high position who introduced himself through a mutual friend. After a long distant courtship with many letters and a missing response, she seeks advice on whether to write again or wait, hoping for a happy outcome. The tone is reflective and asks for guidance on possible illness or change of heart.
The Daughters of the Faith, a Catholic women’s group formed to oppose divorce and fashion, held its inaugural gathering at St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York. Support from non Catholics and clerical perspectives frame the debate over annulments and church authority.
John Hazen an elderly hermit of a pine woods hut near Princeton has gone to Leominster to spend winter with his daughter Mrs. Lulu Robbins. More than eighty years old, he has lived alone for ten years with only a cat a rooster a hen and his violin for company. He sustains himself largely on wild fruit and game. Two years ago he played his violin at an old folks concert in Princeton Town Hall and impressed all with his music despite ragged clothes.
A vivid portrait extols Southern California women as brave, versatile, and poised. The piece describes their elegance, athletic ability, and domestic competence, praising loyalty, charm, and physical grace while celebrating regional femininity and social strength.
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