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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1910

Page

5

Red Letter Day S H Green Stamps Promotion

A brochure outlines the S H Green Stamp program promoting new collectors and offering premium goods. It claims a large Greater Boston base, stresses value, profit sharing, and the ability to obtain luxury items by collecting stamps, inviting readers to visit the Premium Parlor for 10 free stamps and premium options.

Boston Post S&h S. & H. Green Boston S. & H Green

Two Evils in Hub Warned at Wesleyan Hall

Rev. G. Wenster told Methodist ministers that immoral cases and panderers threaten Boston. He said white slave traffic is not rampant but houses of ill repute exist, and urged clergy to move inmates toward better lives using testimonies such as a diary of a young girl outlining her downfall.

G. Wenster Wesleyan Hall Webster

Dr Goldwin Smith Not So Well After Fall

Toronto report says following a physician consultation today Dr Goldwin Smith did not have a restful night and is not doing as well as usual since his fall. The statement reflects the health update and recent incident linked to his condition.

Toronto Ont Goldwin Smith

Fair Fagin gang led girl in string of shopliftings

A 17 year old girl Miss Josephine Laboine of 7 Gold Street South Boston with two young accomplices, Viola Gemibo 13 and Albert Gemibo 11, allegedly directed thefts from multiple department stores. They carried 40 stolen items including a muff before police and inspectors ended the spree. The children await Juvenile Court action while parents were allowed to go home.

Josephine Laboine Of &7 Gold Street South Boston Josie McCauley Rooney Viola Albert Gemibo

Death of Waldo Ledwidge Jr in Winchester

Waldo J Ledwidge Jr died at his parents home 27 Mystic Avenue Winchester after a several day illness from pneumonia The son of the Boston Journal circulation manager his funeral will be at St Marys Church Winchester Wednesday at 9 30 AM.

Winchester Mystic Avenue Boston Journal St. Mary's Church

Calls Rostand literary thief in Chicago

Samuel Eberly Gross of Chicago denounces M. Rostand as a literary thief accusing him of plagiarizing from the Merchant Prince of Cornville in Cyrano de Bergerac and Chante cler. He cables the French Academy demanding a three-man court to hear evidence and make a final authorship decision.

Chicago Samuel Eberly Gross Edmond Rostand Prince of Cornville

Holds up Loan of Tents to Confederates

Washington Feb 21 Representative Scott of Kansas joined Senator Heyburn in opposing the government loan of army tents for the Confederate Veterans Union at Mobile in April. After House military affairs committee favorably reported the measure it reached the unanimous consent calendar and a move to take it up today failed as Scott objected, sending the matter to Wednesday.

Washington Heyburn Scott Kansas Confederate Veterans’ Union Mobile House Committee On Military Affairs House

Virginia Legislature Keeps State Prohibition Vote Hopes

Richmond news reports Moyers bill for a statewide prohibition election was sent to the unfavorably reported side in the Legislature. The move is seen as a setback for the prohibition movement and its advocates.

Richmond Moyers

Gave Fortune to Charities in Concord Will

The estate of the late Mrs Elvar G Mann widow of a former B and M rail road superintendent is left to charity by her will filed today The Home for the Aged and the Women s Hospital are residuary legatees Bequests include 5000 to the local orphans home 2500 to St Paul s Church Concord 2500 to St Tamkes Church Woodsville 100 each to City Hospital St Mary s School and Tilton Seminary The executor to sell local real estate and turn proceeds over to Benton for a school and highway fund.

Concord N. Hi Elvar G. Mann White Mountains Boston & Maine Railroad Women's Hospital St. Paul's Church St. Tamke’s Church Woodsville City Hospital St. Mary's School

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