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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1903

Page

8

Marconi predicts wireless wonders across oceans

In Glace Bay Cape Breton on January 4 Signor Marconi outlined a bold forecast for wireless telegraphy. He predicted rates as low as a cent per word and two hundred words a minute, with cross ocean messages replacing much postal traffic. He expects the first transatlantic wireless station in the United States near Cape Cod to be ready within weeks and argued that wireless will raise overall business while cables retain some profits.

Glace Bay Cape Breton iMarconi Table Head Cape Cod United States England Marconi

Virginia Lampson Admits Theft Spurred by Lover in Luxury

New York dispatch says Virginia Lampson, enraged by her arrest, gave detectives a full account of her life with William Dudley the man she tried to kill. She claimed Dudley taught her to steal to sustain their relationship and vowed punishment for him, while noting she may serve prison time. Dudley, calling himself, declined to comment beyond confirming the relationship.

New York Sherry’s Waldorf-Astoria Virginia Lampson William Dudley Lexington Washington, D. C Dudley Brooklyn

Tremont Temple Mourns Lorimer Decision to Remain

The Tremont Temple Boston congregation learned via telegram that Rev Dr George C Lorimer will stay at Madison Avenue Church New York. Deacon Jameson expressed regret for the decision while noting the church's strong call and past disagreements. The service preached by Rev Charles L Jackson urged forgetting past sins and pursuing active, hopeful work ahead.

Tremont Temple Dr. Lorimer New York George C. Lorimer Jameson C. P. Jameson Boston Gheorge C. Lorimer Deacon Jameson Madison Avenue Baptist Church Temple Church Cc. P. Jameson Lorimer Temple Charles L. Jackson

The Inner Life of the Kaiser by T P O Connor

T P O Connor MP writes on the German Emperor in a penny weekly piece. He portrays a multi faceted ruler with vast toils, interests, and a knack for reading world press, while detailing routines and pursuits.

London T. P. O'Connor M. P Liverpool Penny Weekly Germany Lord Rosebery Gladstone Napoleon

Debutante Miss Andrew to Headline Boston Society Tonight

Miss Cornelia Andrew makes her debut in Boston society at the Somerset. Her family links to the late ex-Congressman Andrew and a rumored royal wardrobe fuel expectations she will be the season’s leading belle. Sponsors promise a coronation style event with prominent guests and Thayer family participation.

Cornelia Andrew Boston Andrew Back Bay Beacon Hill Bud Edith Andrew Niee Nathaniel E. R. Thayer Thayer

Comparison of Boston port shipping 1901 1902 December figures

The December voyage tally shows 88 steamers 6 barks 1 brig and 39 schooners totaling 134 vessels. The year’s foreign and coastwise traffic rose with coal shipments, despite line consolidations and line reroutings affecting trips to and from Boston.

Boston Yarmouth N. S Dominion Atlantic Railway Long Wharf Oaes Lewis Wharf Prince Arthur Prince George Renee

Prosperous Essex shipyards turn out 36 vessels this year

In Essex and Gloucester shipyards 36 vessels were built including the Alice M. Jacobs and Helen B. Thomas. The last ten were built at Oxner & Story Essex yard. Cargoes, exports to Europe, hemp discharges and new boiler work mark a busy season along the water front. The steamers Duchess of Memphis and Admiral Farragut also appear in port with cargoes and passengers.

Essex Solomon Jacobs Alice M. Jacobs Helen B. Thomas T Wharf Gloucester I’ Wharf Catharine Ellen Winifred Flora Nickerson Matchless Maggie Hattle Teresa Alice Helen B.thomas Robert Arthur Emily Cooney Seaconner George H. Lubee Squanto Ellen C. Burke Veda M. Brigham Oxner & Story Georges James S. Steele Lynn Quartette Vizcanna McArthur Progreso Mex Henry W. Peabody & Co Old East Boston Cunard Steamship Company Europe Kansas Sylvania Liverpool Cambrian Columbian London Pomeranian Glasgow Atlantic Works East Boston Dudley Pray George H. Varney Pacific Coast Pleiades Edward Sherlock Miami Fla Mr. Spaulding West Indies William F. Palmer George L. West Waldoboro Crowley Dorothy Palmer City of Memphis Savannah Mystic E. H. Downing Ocean Steamship Company Lewis Colorado Hull Eng Cox Toronto Forth Joseph Fawcett New York Jamaica Long Wharf Admiral Farragut Hopkins Farragut W. F. Gregory Edson W. E. Walback Green

Social war among Back Bay leaders boils anew in Boston

Rival social factions in Boston once again clash as Mrs. Jack Gardner stages a lavish musicale at the Italian palace sparking a counterplan by Mrs. J Montgomery Sears. Harvard College president is listed as a guest at Sears's Commonwealth Avenue home.

Back Bay Boston Society Prince Henry of Prussia Boston Jack Gardner Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Sears Harvard College Post Publishing Company J. Montgomery Sears

Seventy-Four Life Sentence Prisoners at Charlestown State Prison

The Charlestown State Prison holds 817 inmates as a new year begins, including 74 life sentence murderers. Notables include Jesse Pomeroy in solitary confinement and Jim Goodwin, an electrician who faced a wrongful-accusation case and later earned patents while the prison wired facilities. Dick Powell, described as a model prisoner, previously killed a man with an axe. Blondin remains in solitary until Saturday, and the facility has previously housed as many as 881 inmates.

Jesse Pomeroy Jim Goodwin Goodwin Goo’dwin Dick Powell Danecourt Somerville

Sunday Law Enforced as Grocer Albert Is Cited

Sergeant William Gaillac and Patrolman Marrison arrest grocer Alexander Albert at 162 Spruce Street for Sunday work. Albert will appear before Judge Bossoni to answer the complaint. The officers frequently target workers on the Lord's day and convictions are common, often involving Hebrew defendants.

William, Gaillac Chelsea Marrison Alexander Albert Spruce Street Albert Bossoni Gaillac

Worcester Pair Arrested Over Alleged Unlawful Living Situation

Jeremiah H Moriarty a 40 year old baker and Alice Holman 37 both of Worcester were arrested on serious charges after inspectors found them living together in a house on Massachusetts avenue. They were held on $860 for a hearing. Police say Moriarty was previously married and had not supported his wife and had been arrested six years ago with Holman.

Jeremiah H. Moriarty Madison Street Alice Holman Worcester Massachusetts Avenue Jarty Moriarty Homan Anna A. Moriarty

Methodists Raise New Fund Plan for Colleges and Ministers

Springfield reports Rev Dr Edmund Mills and a Methodist thank offering as a $20 million drive aims for $10 million for colleges and $6 million for indigent clergy. Mills proposes $5 million placed with the general conference to fund needy ministers.

Springfield Methodist Church United States Edmund M. Mills Iduals

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Annotated Log

Shipping report lists arrivals and departures with ships like Colorado Stanwood Boston City of Memphis Savannah and more, plus weather notes and tides. Included are passenger and cargo details, notable passengers, and sailings from Nantasket Roads with wind directions and fog conditions.

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