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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1903

Page

2

Little girl halts mob at factory strike in Haverhill

In Haverhill on February 6 a child, Mabel Bouvier, guided her father Benjamin Bouvier to safety as a mob attacked workers at Hilliard & Tabor's factory amid Boot and Shoe Workers union strike. Police struggled to control the crowd before officers reached the scene and dispersed it.

Haverhill Mabel Bouvier Benjamin Bouvier Hilliard & Tabor Boot and Shoe Workers George Kief George Eastham Boynton Sprague Eastham Plaistow N. H Kief New Street Alec Bishop Goodyear Kimball Durgin Charles Woodcock Boot and Shoe Union Woodcock Frank Collins Marshal Boynton Shannon Miss Bouvier Mabel Bouvier Boston Martindale Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union New Hampshire Turned H. B. Goodrich & Co Hillard & Tabor

Rev Dr Hale to Present Capen Portrait to Latin School

At the Boston Latin School Alumni Association meeting an oil portrait of Professor Charles J. Capen will be unveiled. The painting by Ernest JL Ipsen will be presented to the school with Rev. B. E. Hale delivering the presentation speech. The committee notes Dr Hale once taught at the Latin School at age 17 and taught Capen.

Hale C. J. Capen Boston Latin School Alumni Association Charles J. Capen Ernest JL. Ipsen B. E. Hale Dr. Hale Mr. Capen Ernest L.ipsen Boston Latin School

Wife Tries to Save Him After Lamp Explodes

John McKeown of 3 Lyndeboro street Charlestown was severely burned when a kerosene lamp exploded Thursday night. His wife smothered the flames with a coat and a doctor said he was badly burned on the left side and on the dangerous list at the hospital.

John McKeown Lyndeboro Street Charlestown McKeown

Death Notice Ann Fallon Roxbury

Ann Fallon widow of the late Lawrence Fallon died at Roxbury. Funeral from 143 Dudley St Monday Feb 9 at 8 30 am. Services at St Josephs Church Circuit St at 9 30. Relatives and friends invited.

Miss Coughlin A Happy Bride In Providence Wedding

Mary Coughlin, arrested leaving Chelsea church, says she married today in Providence Rhode Island to the man of her choice. The Rev F W Coleman performed the ceremony at noon and reports say her father withheld consent while her mother had accused disobedience.

Mary Coughlin Walnut Street Methodist Church Chelsea Providence R. I F. W. Coleman Methodist Episcopal Church Henry L. Carter South Boston Marine Corps New Hampshire Henry L.carter Carter Ash Street

Physician Credits Postum Over Coffee For Health Recovery

A Henderson's Cross Roads physician writes that coffee wrecked his health with headaches heartburn and nervousness. He stopped coffee tried Postum Food Coffee and within a week could eat without stomach distress or nerve injury gaining weight and ending heart trouble and rheumatism. He urges Postum to replace coffee and likens coffee to morphine and cocaine.

Henderson’s Cross Roads Tenn Postum Materia Medica Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Young Dragged Into Court In Pulitzer Murder Trial

The trial of William H. Young for the murder of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer opened in New York with Young brought into court by a deputy sheriff. An alienist for the defense prepared testimony while Justice Herrick scheduled a 2 pm adjournment to Monday as Assistant District Attorney Clarke began the People case.

New York William H. Young Anna Pulitzer Young Justice Herrick Clarke

Miss Paine’s Charity Fund Grants Large Cambridge Gifts

By the will of Miss Jeannie W. Paine of Cambridge, donations totaling thousands of dollars go to Avon Home of Cambridge Lucy E Paine fund two thousand for Home for Aged Couples one thousand each to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children the MSPCA and the Perkins Institution for the Blind and a free bed at Cambridge Hospital. The remaining estate about 209000 goes to First Parish Church to form a permanent charity fund tied to the Sanders fund income for qualifying Cambridge residents. Executor named is Robert D Weston Smith dated January 18 1897.

Jeannie W. Paine Cambridge Avon Home Lucy E. Paine Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of the Cruelty of Children Perkins Institution For the Blind Cambridge Hospital Henry W. Paine Sanders J. P. Cooke Cambridge Female Humane Society Robert D. Weston-Smith

Testimonies on a Remedy That Healed Thousands in One City

An advocate asks readers if any remedy has cured a thousand chronic cases in a single city within six months and offers to pay all costs if the remedy fails, challenging the reader to test it.

Dr. Shoop America Chicago Hood

Music Loving Hostler Linked to Grand Jury Break-in Case

The case ties Dr Shoop's Restorative on Trial horse owner James Cronan hostler William S Mitchell lumber dealer West Roxbury to a break in on Thursday night. Bradbury 14 and Bell 14 arrested with old violin and clock found at Mitchell's stable. Bradbury said Cronan loaned them the items. Lucky the 30 year old horse eats only when music plays. Bradbury and Bell held on 300 dollar bonds for the grand jury.

Frank Pradbury Beech Street Roslindale James Cronan Williams Mitchell West Roxbury Lucky Bradbury Harry Bell Milford Street Division 18 Bell Cronan Mr. Mitchell Bradbury and Bell Hostler William 5S Wroxy

Governor Long Expected to Make Full Recovery

Former Governor Long shows improvement at St. Margaret's Hospital. Doctors report good reason to anticipate full recovery with a quiet day and patient becoming more himself than earlier in the week.

Long St. Margaret's Hospital

Legislature must show sane proof for lawmakers

Maud jokes a law requiring a physician certificate before kissing, while Mamie quips that men should prove sanity before entering the Legislature, mirroring a Washington Star remark on lawmakers and propriety.

Maud Mamie Washington Star

Dialogue from Puck quotes on kissing and sin

A comic dialogue where a girl and a man discuss kissing and sin. The girl admits imperfection and questions moral boundaries, while the man’s stance echoes the era's social mores.

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