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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1913

Page

2

Bonds Disapproved for Ryan and Partners in Dynamite Case

Chicago on January 15 District Attorney Charles W. Miller of Indianapolis disapproved bonds for Frank M. Ryan E H Houlihan and William Schupe in a conspiracy case over dynamite transport. Bewin of Minneapolis had $30000 bond approved. Reddin of Milwaukee bond for 90000 was rejected for insufficient surety.

Chicago Frank M. Ryan E. H. Houlihan William Schupe Charles W. Miller Indianapolis United States Circuit Court of Appeals Charles N. Bewin Minneapolis Miller Ryan Houlihan Schupe William F. Reddin Milwaukee

Church of the Messiah elects parish officers at annual meeting

At the parish annual meeting on Tuesday night the Church of the Messiah elected officers. Senior Warden is Henry M. Upham, Junior Warden William Allen Hayes, Clerk Fayette G. Dayton, Treasurer Philip T. Nickerson. Vestrymen include Francis Piper W T R Marvin Albert D Bosson Samuel R. Phillips F G Dayton P T Nickerson John A. Tucker man Henry G. Bradlee George Ss Selfridge J A Howson Walter H Sweet and D Craft Charles E Mixer Phillips Ketchum.

Church of the Messiah William Allen Hayes Fayette G. Dayton Philip T. Nickerson Francis Piper W. T. R. Marvin Albert D. Bosson Samuel R. Phillips F. G. Dayton P. T. Nickerson John A. Tuckerman Henry G. Bradlee George Ss. Selfridge J. A. Howson Walter H. Sweet D. Craft Charles E. Mixer Phillips Ketchum

Unusual Gifts For Miss Gould Ahead Of Wedding

New York January 15 Two unexpected presents are en route from St Louis for the marriage of Helen Miller Gould and Finley J Shepard in Tarrytown. A gold and bronze miniature dock depicts the Railroad Y M C A building at St Louis while a matching jewel case reproduces the Gould private car A is lautic. The gifts come from 30 railroad Y M C A branches along the Gould lines in the Southwest.

New York St. Louis Helen Miller Gould Finley J. Shepard Tarrytown Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association St Louis Gould Lautic Railroad Y M. Co. A

Real Centenarians Of New England

The Boston Post invites readers to verify real centenarians in New England with acceptable legal evidence. A year’s free subscription will go to each verified centenarian and to the informer who submits a documented case with a photo to the Centenarian Editor.

New England the Post P. Ficklen New York Sun Post Boston Post

Remarkable Centenarian of Sterling Chronicles Early Life

Birth records show R. K. Powers, a Lancaster Mass. resident, born Nov. 26, 1810, is a genuine centenarian. The piece recounts his long life, early schooling with Mary Sawyer near Redstone Hill, Lafayette’s Sterling visit, and his claim that smoking for 80 years has not harmed him.

Sterling R. K. Powers Lancaster Mass Mr. Powers Powers Henry Clay General Lafayette New York Worcester Redstone Hill Mary Sawyer Mary Lamb

Burrage testifies on Amalgamated Copper profits confusion

Albert C. Burrage of Boston says he cannot recall profits of Amalgamated Copper organizers or amounts earned by Thomas W. Lawson William Rockefeller or H H Rogers. He did not remember details of the $75 000 000 deal or record of profits and recalls stock offers and Globe Bank conditions.

Amalgamated Copper Company Albert C. Burrage Boston Mr. Untermyer Burrage Thomas W. Lawson William Rockefeller Mr. Rogers Mr. Burrage Marcus Daly H. H. Rogers Amalgamated Rogers Montana Butte Globe Bank of Boston Lawson Globe Bank Globe

Average Expenditure at Wellesley College Revealed

A college canvass shows the average Wellesley girl spends about 1000 a year covering hats gowns tuition and travel. About 10 percent spend 1200 or more while a large share of top offices and scholarships go to the under 600 class. The full itemized results remain unpublished.

Wellesley College Wellesley

Noah Park Hotel Fun Returns in Comic Section Preview

The notice invites readers to enjoy more humor at Noah Park Hotel and teases the comic section in next Sunday's Post urging fans to look for the new pages.

Noah Park Hotel Next Post

Bromo Quinine Remedy Claimed By E W Grove

An old note cites 265c and signs E W Grove. It mentions a remedy using brom o quinine to target colds and headaches and hints at a laxative component.

E. W. Grove

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