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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1904

Page

7

Juror Dies in Court After Suffering Cerebral Stroke

Providence reports juror Lester A. Walling aged 60 in the common pleas division of the Supreme Court collapsed with cerebral apoplexy as he entered the jury room. The trial was postponed and will resume with 11 jurors. Walling leaves a widow and two children in Burrillville.

Providence R. I Lester A. Walling Common Pleas Division Supreme Court Walling Burrillville

Gambling terms in congressional debate prompt editor’s note

To the editor, a Washington debate on gambling terms in the Congressional Record. Senator Hanna’s poker analogy sparked corrections from edge to ace to age, followed by a Benny epitaph lampooning party drift. The letter lampoons reform, notes misstatements and cites the line Let it Rest in Peace.

Emmons Washington Congressional Record National House Hanna Republican Party Ace Grosvenor Edge Benny Abraham Lincoln

Long Calls On Governor in Massachusetts Power Talks

Ex Governor John D. Long and Governor Bates met at the State House for a private talk amid ongoing Republican power maneuvering. They discussed delegate positions for the Republican national convention with Long pressing for third spot on the ticket alongside Lodge and Crane. Washington hints that Long is not wanted, a claim his allies plan to contest at the state convention.

John D. Long John &. Bates Massachusetts Washington State House Long Bates Hingham Statesman Senator Lodge Crane

Melrose Couple Wed at Family Home in Melrose Highlands

Miss Julia A H Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Johnson married J Henry Lane Jr of Charlestown at the parents home 160 Green street Melrose Highlands Rev Burke F Leavitt officiated The bride was attended by Miss Marion L Hinds maid of honor and Miss Hazel Hindman flower girl Best man was F Meredith Lane brother of the groom A reception followed the ceremony.

Melrose Julia A. H. Johnson H. F. Johnson Green Street Melrose Highlands J. Henry Lane, Jr Charlestown Burke F. Leavitt the Highlands Congregational Church Marion L. Hinds Hazel Hindman Malden F. Meredith Lane

Postal Frauds Amaze Groffs in Federal Trial

In Washington on February 2, Diller B. Groff testified in his own defense in the postal trial claiming he had no idea of aiming to reach Machen through Lorenz when pushing a letter box fastener into the postal service. Samuel A. Groff described efforts to interest postal officials in the invention, noting difficulty meeting Machen and surprise at inspectors linking them to alleged fraud.

Washington Diller B. Groff Samuel A. Groff Machen Mr. Lorenz Lorenz Groff Toledo Marche Post Office

Hebrew Charity Ball Shines at Union Park Hall

The Smargone Aid Association hosted its first charity ball last evening at Union Park Hall on Washington Street. An orchestra provided musical entertainment as Chief Marshal I Goldberg led the grand march and William J Dana served as floor director.

Smargone Aid Association Union Park Hall Washington Street Marshal I. Goldberg William J. Dana

Reformers Target Boston Fourth of July Fireworks

Boston reformers led by the Emerson Union and the D A R pursue bills to curb toy pistols blank cartridges and large firecrackers in Fourth of July celebrations. They push substitutes like music and band concerts to fill the void while arguing fireworks injuries justify action. The movement focuses on Boston and nearby towns with a national campaign hinted.

Emerson Union Boston Police Commission Emmons Fry Beacon Hill Little Boston Reform Daughters of the American Revolution Patriotic Ladies D. A. R. and Friends Erson Sage Concord Annie Rooney Hmerson Union Norman

Little Talks With Men and Women of the Day

Colonel James B. Reynolds, executive clerk of the Republican State committee, is described as a natural born diplomat and politician. The piece traces his early politics at college, journalism, and his role in planning the fall presidential campaign with dates, rallies, and booked speakers.

James B. Reynolds Republican State Committee Congressman McCall The Machine Post Reynolds Washington Bostom

Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Union Leader

Mr Lee M Hart General Secretary of the Theatrical Stage Employees' International Union emphasizes Paine's Celery Compound as the strongest protection against La Grippe and its after effects. He recalls severe weather exposure last season that left himgravely ill and weak. Chicago December 3 1903.

Lee M. Hart Theatrical Stage Employees’ International Union la Grippe Grippe Paine Chicago

Shoe Salesmen's Ass'n Elect Officers at Banquet

The Southern Shoe Statesmen's Association of Massachusetts held its 13th annual banquet at the Parker House. Officers elected for the year: President Harris M. Barnes, Vice-President Fred Briel, Secretary and Treasurer George R. Jacobs. Speakers included George R. Jones, George A. Marden, Charles H. Adams, Colonel Alpert Glarke, and Fred H. Nazro.

Southern Shoe Statesmen’s Association of Massachusetts Parker House Harris M. Barnes Fred Briel George R.jacobs George R. Jones George A. Marden Charles H. Adams Alpert Glarke Fred H. Nazro

Mother's touching story of Cure by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs Helena Rath of New York tells how her baby Charlie suffered a terrible rash spreading from face to back. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and over time the sores dried up and Charlie recovered fully. She urges others to publish this account to help sick babies.

Charlie Helena Rath 10Th Ave N. Y

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