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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1904

Page

10

Wentworth will case hearings in court may continue

Judge John D. Long said it is not certain hearings will not be continued in court as counsel have not reached an agreement. Edmund A. Whitman concurred that after Judge Harmon rejected the last compromise, several conferences failed to produce a new accord and the matter remains in abeyance awaiting counsel action.

Wentworth John D. Long Edmund A. Whitman Mr. Long Harmon

Hubbard Gets No License For Boston Wedding

The marriage ceremony between Elbert Hubbard and Miss Alice Moore did not take place in Boston as no license was issued. Hubbard was reportedly at the Parker House but his name did not appear on the hotel list and officials denied knowledge of his whereabouts.

Elbert Hubbard Elbertus Philistine Note Alice Moore Concord Hubbard Boston City Hall Parker House

Miss Alice Moore and Dilbert Hubbard Mystery

In Concord on January 7 Miss Alice Moore refused to discuss her relations with Dilbert Hubbard. Hubbard has been a frequent visitor but has not been seen recently. An observer claims letters to Miss Moore bore the address Mrs Ellen Moore Hubbard.

Concord Alice Moore Dilbert Hubbard Miss Moore Hubbard Ellen Moore Hubbard

Major Murchie Visits Roosevelt at the White House

Major Guy Murchie of Boston, once with Roosevelt during the Cuban war as a Rough Rider, visits the White House for a few days. The president greatly admires him, and Murchie, a Harvard man, uses his law practice to promote Harvard football interests.

Washington, D. C Guy Murchie Boston Roosevelt Rough Rider White House Murchie Harvard

Imprisonment for Life for Malachi Barnes

Malachi Barnes, found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Ashel Dunton at Sullivan, was brought into court today and sentenced by Judge Wallace to life imprisonment in the State prison at Concord.

Keene N. H Malachi Barnes As&hel Dunton Sullivan Wallace Lse Concord

Husband Missing Since Sept 29 Leaves Roxbury Family in Distress

In a Jarvis Place flat Roxbury, Margaret McLaughlin faces six children ages from five weeks to four years as husband Stephen McLaughlin has been absent since September 29. She hopes the Post can aid in locating him after a year of unemployment and daily job searches.

Jarvis Place Roxbury Margaret McLaughlin Stephen McLaughlin Stephen

Missing man sought after distress in city family appeal

A distraught wife pleads for help locating her husband who left home after a despondent mood. He is described as 6 feet 9 inches tall, slender with gray hair, wearing a black suit, about 145 pounds, and a member of Everett Lodge A. O. U. W. No. 7. A newborn baby, a sick child in hospital, and scarce funds are noted as part of the hardship. The Post asks readers to assist with information.

Ance Teresa Percy Everett Lodge Post

Death of Henry Bryant at Waquoit

Henry Bryant of Boston a summer resident of Waquoit was found dead in an outbuilding at his home. Authorities say the death resulted from apoplexy. Born in 1892 he was son of Henry Bryant of the Boston shipping firm Bryant Sturgis which helped open Alaska Oregon and British Columbia to trade. He is survived by a wife, daughter of a former Swedish minister at Washington. no children survive.

Wood's Hole Henry Bryant Boston Waquoit Mr. Bryant Bryant, & Sturgis Great Northwest America Alaska Oregon British, Columbia Bryant Washington

Un equalled value sale offers deep discounts

The advertisement touts substantial price cuts on men and boys apparel including kerseys vicunas oxford cheviot belted overcoats suits mainly Scotch ceviots and fancy worsteds. Men's fancy worsted cassimere trousers drop from five to three fifty and boys Norfolk suits fall to three seventy five from five dollars.

Woman Finds $200 and Lots of Bother

Mrs. Mary Doherty of Arlington Heights found two $100 bills blown from a porter’s waste paper basket on Canal Street near the Haymarket Hotel. After a night in jail and a court fight, she won the case but the money remained with officers for three days awaiting rightful claim before returning to her.

Mary Doherty Arlington Heights Canal Street Arlington Haymarket Hotel

Eggs At 55 Cts May Go Higher

Eggs remain scarce and prices range from 20 to 60 cents a dozen. Fresh eggs from Arlington and nearby henneries sell at 55 cents, while western eggs fetch 40 to 60 cents. Cold storage eggs bring 2 to 38 cents. A major market dealer says eggs are scarce and nearly famine prices, noting New York rates as high as 1 1/2 cents per egg.

Arlington New York

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