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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
5
William H. Lewis, a colored man, is appointed an assistant United States attorney for Boston. The appointment is made by Henry P. Moulton, the United States district judge.
Edward Pearson secretary of state of New Hampshire visited Annapolis and said he would take no investigation into the hazing incident that left midshipman Robert H Pearson with a broken jaw. He trusts Naval Academy authorities to handle it and punish the guilty if needed.
The attorney chosen for the Boston district is believed to be selected on President Roosevelt’s suggestion. Mr wis, a Harvard College alumnus, earned high regard from students and faculty, excelled in studies, and was popular on the football squad. He is described as a lawyer of excellent attainments.
Maiden Jan 12. Police arrested Harry Harvey, 21, on vagrancy charges after multiple doctors reported a man asking about lost surgical instruments. He ransacked offices, left instruments, and showed pawn tickets in different names. He awaits arraignment as Boston and other agencies investigate past incidents.
New York society awaits invitations for the wedding of Miss Cathleene Neilson and Reginald Vanderbilt. Arch bishop Farley will perform the ceremony at the bride’s mother home, 100 Fifth Avenue. The date remains private.
A vivid note extols the superb bouquet and delicious drink of Champagne Cook's Imperial Extra Dry, praising its refined aroma and crisp flavor as a superior sparkling option for celebratory occasions.
The Universalist Club of Boston held its annual banquet and officer elections at the Quincy House. Granville E. Foss Jr. presided as Boss was elected president A A Wyman Somerville vice president H T Brown Tufts secretary and J F Ayer Somerville treasurer. Directors include Roscoe Pierce Chelsea George Close Cambridge and Arthur W Pierce Franklin. Th e guest speakers included Rev I M Atwood D D New York state and Rev C Elwood Nash D D Boston. Mills Hotels manager Thomas spoke on a Boston Mills Hotels project noting ground breaking for a 1000 room building may begin soon.
New York January 12 Ernest Schilling once the banker Morosini grafted elopement with his daughter in 1884. Now he is back in service as coachman for Dr. John J. Kindred in Astoria. He previously lived in Steinway Long Island City and worked as a car conductor while his wife Miss Morosini moved on. The runaway match produced a brief marriage and swift separation.
Vienna report cites serious differences between Princess Stephanie of Austria and Count de Lonyay after their 1900 marriage. The Count reportedly left the Princess with no word on his whereabouts. Earlier reports had said she felt her sacrifices for the match were out of proportion to happiness and described her as imperious and jealous.
Mr. Martin H. Ryan rejects reports that he was expelled from the International Longshoremen's Association. He says he resigned months ago and severed all connection with the union, asserting the expulsion claim injures his name and reputation. He emphasizes his past contributions to the organization.
A despatch from Norfolk Virginia yesterday reported the death of C. J. Hunter aged 22 who listed Boston as his home. He died at St Vincent's Hospital following a murderous attack near the Norfolk and Western railway yard. Attempts to locate his relatives in Boston were unsuccessful.
Boston society chronicles Miss Clara Shattuck of Marlboro Street debuting at Copley Hall in an elaborate floral and woodland scene. The event featured laurel garlands, lilac bushes, and a refined hostess display by Miss Shattuck, with numerous notable debutantes and escorts among the invited crowd.
The Rev Dr Samuel Herrick resigns as pastor of Mt Vernon Congregational Church after nearly 32 years. He cites inadequate strength but will remain pastor emeritus and hopes the church finds a fresher, more vigorous leader. He recalls last year as the busiest with more marriages than burials.
Chicago January 12 Pietro Mascagni reveals excerpts from an upcoming book to share his view of American women He says New York and Chicago women are warmer and more sympathetic than those of Boston noting one hotel entrance observation and labeling American women charming and sympathetic.
Morris Robinson in the third Dewey case was discharged for sauntering and loitering while two other cases involved Wilfully obstructing the sidewalk. Mrs Rose Shaw testified she lived at 287 Hanover Street opposite Parmenter Street and described the arrest scene. Dewey challenged police and clock timings as Judge Forsaith delayed ruling until Saturday.
John Hines, driver for C. E. Cousens & Co., escaped a possible fatal crash when his coal wagon’s front axle broke as he turned from the car tracks in Union Square Brighton. The wagon toppled but his feet trapped in horse traces and a quick reaction by the team kept him safe. He suffered a sprained arm and shock. the horses were largely unharmed.
The 18th annual Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association event in East Boston drew about 700 attendees at Lyceum Hall. A grand march led by John J. Cook and Mrs. Cook opened the festivities, with 100 couples in attendance and 20 dance numbers. Notables invited included Alderman James F. Nolan, ex-Alderman J. K. Kelly, W. W. J. Donovan, G. A. Webster, A. F. Bremner, and Deputy Inspector William Austin.
Chelsea Aldermen voted last evening to authorize Mayor Willard to petition the Legislature for an act permitting the city to establish and maintain a municipal coal yard.
The Melrose Club hosted a monthly whist party in which over ten ladies attended. Mrs W H Rich organized the event with ten tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs J Potter and Mrs F H Carter. bowling and whist provided the entertainment.
A brief note asserts that strength for older adults comes from the systematic use of orange juice. It claims regular consumption regulates health, prevents illness, and builds up vitality.
Geneva report notes M Giron absent after lawyer urged restraint until tribunal decision. Princess Louise isolates, renounces titles, and contemplates freedom to marry. Saxon princess says she will live as Herr Woelfling and sister as Mrs Giron, referencing an archduchess divorce as precedent.
In Montreux a distraught voice from the Saxony circle reveals plans for an incognito marriage and a search for a nameless future. The brother of the princess discusses marriage, name status, and family upheaval as alliances crumble amid court life.
Dresden reports circulate about Princess Louise being under hypnotic sway. Journalists cite a Dresden Zeitung statement that M. Giron exercised suggestive influence on the crown princess. Sensational gossip runs through Saxon capital as officials seek facts.
Geneva Jan 12 Dr Zehme Saxony crown counsel says M Giron is asked to leave during divorce preliminaries but crown princess will not leave him She plans divorce and negotiations may conclude soon with no other aims indicated
Mayor McNamee received Dr. Lewis L. Bryant’s resignation letter stating he will resign as city physician and complete two years of service as assistant city physician by May 1. Bryant, born in Casco, Maine in 180, has resided in Cambridge for years, with unspecified early life details.
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