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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1906

Page

9

Swedish couple's marriage hopes hinge on immigration ruling

Peter Neilson of Tracy Minnesota learned from Washington that he may wed Christina Johnson, his longtime Swedish fiancée. The couple, separated by bureaucratic delays, finally found hope as immigration officials granted permission to marry and move to Tracy. Olga Johnson accompanies Christina as they plan a courthouse ceremony.

Immigration Bureau Washington Peter Neilson Tracy, Minn Hurley Long Wharf Christina Johnson Johnson Olga Neilson Minnesota United States America Tracy New York Faulkton Gettysburg S. D

Poison symbol on cigarette packs urged by reformists

Opinion piece argues law should require skull and crossbones on all cigarette packages. It claims Niceotine is as deadly as Prussic acid and promotes Tobacco-Specific as a safe hidden remedy that erases tobacco craving. The text quotes testimonials praising the remedy after long tobacco use.

Miller Case Confesses Larceny Amid Tears in Court

Mrs. Belle W. Miller testifies in Police Court against her former coachman Robert M. Clark for alleged larceny of silverware fur robes blankets and harnesses from her Brockton home. Silverware links him to the crime while a black fur robe is disputed as family property. Clark released without bail until Saturday for further ownership evidence.

Brockton Belle W. Miller Prospect Street Oliver A. Miller O. A. Miller Shoe Treeing Machine Company Robert M. Clark Robert Mrs. Miller Howard O Miller Mr. Miller Clark

Stage matters in Boston theater season

Boston theatergoers praise Mizpah at Majestic and note Frohman’s lavish production. Washington's Birthday shows, Maxine Elliott at Hollis Street, Crane in An American Lord, and Pa ula Edwardes in Princess Beggar headline Boston venues with near capacity crowds and swift seat sales.

Boston Majestic Theatre Charles Frohman Washington Maxine Elliott Hollis Street Theatre Clyde Fitch William H. Crane Park Theatre Strongheart Robert Edeson Paula Edwardes Princess Beggar Fred Walton Kipling Frank Daniels Brue

Charles Town K of C Entertainment Tonight

Charles town Council of C activities hosts a lecture and entertainment at the parochial school hall. Editor Murphy presents an address, with a lineup of talent and involvement by leading officers including Rev. James N. Supple, Joseph C. Pelletier, and William J. O'Brien among others.

Charlestown Council Ix. of C Murphy Order James N. Supple Joseph C. Pelletier William J. O'Brien

Mayor Fitzgerald Opens Clinton Veterans Fair

Mayor Fitzgerald opened the Clinton Spanish War Veterans fair and praised the boys in blue. He called the fair a laudable cause to erect a monument for the glorious dead and urged local cooperation in honoring those who shouldered a musket for their country.

Clinton Fitzgerald

No More Chicken at Clinton Almshouse

Clinton authorities drop chicken dishes from almshouse menu after reviewing supply contracts. Previously listed items included roast chicken soup fricassee and various chicken styles sourced by market or cans. Selectmen’s bid review led to crossing off chicken from the customary itinerary.

Clinton Almshouse Clinton Almshouse

Massa chusetts Normal Art School Faculty Reception

This evening the Massa chusetts Normal Art School will host a reception and dance for principal George H. Bartlett and associate teachers. The grand march will open the event led by Bartlett, Mrs Kate Gannett Wells, and the faculty. Features include fancy dancing, the Autumn Leaf dance, a Copley Society revival, a Spanish costume dance, and a solo Spanish dance.

Massachusetts Normal Art School George H. Bartlett Bartlett Kate Gannett Wells State Board of Education Copley Society

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