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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1906

Page

12

Sister Admits Hugs but Denies Wrongdoing in Wass Case

In Lawrence, Mrs. Cora M. Green, sister of Mrs. Pres ton Wass, testified she sat on Preston Wass's lap and that he kissed her at times, but denied any improper relations. Preston Wass and Mrs. Wass denied misconduct. Mrs. Wass admitted a wigwam encounter with John Merritt but said it was misinterpreted. A court recess follows with one more witness, Mrs. Savage.

Lawrence Cora M. Green Preston O. Wass Wass Stevens Superior Court Green Lves Grand Rapids Mich Pew Wass Home Russell Savage

Jumpers Cite Affidavit Forgery Over Hall License

Rev R L Erickson of the Holy Jumpers says Mayor Fitzgerald and Acting Mayor Whelton revoked their license to hold religious meetings in Faneuil Hall for rebuking sin. He claims the move targets their activities while boasting steady, planned efforts win support. Morse-made clothing sale items follow the license dispute.

Fitzgerald Whelton R. L. Erickson Holy Jumpers Faneuil Hall Faneuil Blall McDonald Berkeley Hall Dixon Captain Gaskin Captain Gasbag Hoodilnims Chelsea

Boys Overcoats and Suits Sale Prices Listed

An advertisement lists discounted boys overcoats and suits in multiple sizes with prices cut from 18 to 3 dollars and fractions. The note appears amid broader text about political and religious disputes surrounding Berkeley Hall and Faneuil Hall meetings.

Mayor bars Holy Jumpers from city halls after disturbance

The Rev A C Dixon sought the mayor at Ruggles Street Baptist Church and argued curbing Holy Jumpers from Faneuil Hall infringed religious liberty. The mayor, via Private Secretary O Connell, refused city building use for their meetings citing police concerns, though private halls remain available outside city supervision.

A. C. Dixon Ruggles Street Baptist Church O'Connell Faneuil Hall Dixon

21 Dead in Mine Horror at Coaldale WV Shaft

Twenty-one miners were killed in an explosion at Coaldale Company's shaft in Coaldale West Virginia about noon. Three white men and eighteen colored men were entombed with no hope of escape. The blast and gas filled the mine, wrecking fans and equipment. a miner's body was found about ten feet from the entry later in the day.

Bluefields Coaldale Company Coaldale W. Va

Aranmore Hauled Off Black Rock in Dense Fog Peril

The steamship Aranmore of the Plant line ran aground on Black Rock Ledge off Lovell's Island in heavy fog around 9:20 AM, with 17 passengers aboard and cargo from Halifax. She floated free after nearly six hours, docking at Union Wharf as life savers and tugs aided, while the fleet faced widespread delays from the fog the heaviest in years.

Aranmore Black Lovell’s Island Rock Ledge Halifax Black Rock Lovell’s Island Union Wharf Harvey G. Pickett The Hull Ariel Boston Towboat Company Lovell's Island Plant Line Confidence Boston Towkboat Company City of Gloucester Fish City Godfrey Merchants & Miners Ontario Baltimore Norfolk C. W. Morse Sea King City of Birmingham Savannah Chippewa Jacksonville Charleston

Wife recounts brutal assault by East Boston husband

Mrs Mary Overmyer of 102 Tremont Street East Boston testified before Judge Albert E Clary that her husband battered her and forced her from a window to avoid being killed. The court found him guilty of assault and drunkenness, sentencing four months in the House of Correction with the drunkenness charge filed.

Mary Overmyer 3Remont Street East Boston East Boston District Court Albert E. Clary Overmyer Clary House of Correction

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