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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
7
End of the Road in the Woods Mystery
A woman guides herself through shadowed forest paths toward the Rollins estate and finds shelter in a cabin. A hunter, revealed as her former companion Phil, tends to her after a frightening night and he vows to inform others, while their unresolved past resurfaces as safety returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollins Estate
Gilad
Rollines
Coséy
Phil
New York
End of a Wonderful Road Begins a New Chapter
A dialogue ends with a farewell and a promise of trust as one character departs for a team. The woman locks the door, lies down, and contemplates a future that feels like a fresh start after a satisfying journey.
Industrial Education Topic Drags Crowds to New England Meeting
The New England Civic Federation opens Ford building galleries at 8 tonight for the annual gathering on industrial education. Over 300 acceptances expected with members from five New England states. President Tuttle to preside. State Commission on Industrial Education attendees to participate.
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New England Civic Federation
Ford
New England
Tuttle
State Commission On Industrial Education
Appalachian Mountain Club Elects Officers
The annual meeting was held last night at the Natural History building. Elected officers include President Gardner P. Jones, vice president Harland A. Perkins, recording secretary Rosewell B. Lawrence, corresponding secretary Mrs. Otto B. Cole, treasurer Rufus A. Bullock, councillors J. H. Emerton R. A. Hale Cora 8. Cobb Allen Chamberlin Warren W. Hart, and trustees Charles H. French Augustus E. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Natural History Building
Gardner P. Jones
Harland A. Perkins
Rosewell B. Lawrence
Otto B. Cole
Rufus A. Bullock
J. H. Emerton
R. A. Hale
Cora
Cobb
Allen Chamberlin
Warren W. Hart
Charles H. French
Augustus E. Scott
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Meeting Highlights
The Boston Unitarian Club held its annual meeting with addresses by Young Men's Christian Union members on The Boston Young Men's Christian Union the Men Who Made it and Its Relation to the Problems of the Day. Officers elected include Walter Chan ning M D president and Charles W Eliot and John D Long as vice presidents. A Baptist reception room opened on Tremont Temple’s fifth floor, stocked with periodicals and writing materials, operating 9 to 5 daily except Saturday until 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Unitarian Club
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Walter Channing
M. D
Charles W. Eliot
John D. Long
Francis H. Brown
Charles W. Birtwell
George Hutchinson
William 8. Kyle
Arthur F. Estabrook
Boston
Tremont Temple
Flach Warns Fleet Over Likely Japan US Clash
Paris dispatch notes Jacques Flach the historian foresees a definite conflict between Japan and the United States. He urges the American fleet to be vigilant for a sudden Japanese descent and explains his reasoning in the French press interview.
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Paris
Japan
United States
la Presse Today
Jacques Flach
College of France
Pacific tensions rise as ships clash threaten Hawaii
The text notes Japanese attacks on Russian ships at Chemulpo and questions if similar actions could hit American vessels next day. It cites M Flach urging Britain and France to intervene to prevent broader trouble. Journal des Debats predicts unlikely conflict but outlines factors favoring rupture and Hawaii as a possible territorial prize if Japan acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemulpo
M. Flach
Great Britain
France
Journal Des Debats
Japan
Hawaii
Portland recruit Alice Weeks joins Tom Jones at Tremont
Alaska actress Miss Alice Weeks arrives from Portland to perform in Tom Jones at Tremont Theatre. She travels east for the first time and expresses her doubts about the new scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Weeks
Tremont Theatre
Portland
Ore
Alaska Loyalist Miss Weeks Narrates Yukon Skies
Like all native daughters she is ardently loyal to the Pacific coast and even prefers Alaska to the Atlantic seaboard. Miss Weeks, daughter of a successful Alaskan gold fields adventurer, spent a year in the mining country by dog sledge and sleeping bag dressed in furs. She notes Alaska’s frigidity never bit her, unlike the Boston cold last Sunday when she arrived with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Atlantic Seaboard
Miss Weeks
Alaskan
Boston
Doubts Rise Over Doctor Involvement With Mrs Leonard
Brooklyn church circles question a doctor’s role after Mrs Pamelia Leonard death at 69 from diabetes. Alfred Farlow doubts she was called to attend in a professional capacity and notes Leonard’s close ties to Mrs Eddy. Rumors about the Amory Lawrence estate purchase by Christian Scientists are deemed likely untrue.
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Brooklyn
Pamelia J. Leonard
Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Mary de Booij Ingram
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