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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1902

Page

10

Lipsky Arraigned After Wife Injured Falling From Window

Karl Lipsky a 37 year old Roxbury tailor was arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to kill after his wife was hurled from a third story window Saturday night. She lies in City Hospital unconscionable with fractured skull and broken ribs as police report a heated domestic quarrel at 21 Thorndike street. If she dies murder could be charged.

Karl Lipsky Thorndike Street Roxbury Lipsky Christopher Burrell Lipskys Maguire Station 9 City Hospital Roxbury Court Psky Hee Saver Tan

Boston Business Men Save About $2,000,000 a Year by Repeal of War Taxes

The repeal of war revenue taxes takes effect today in Boston and across Massachusetts, saving business men about 2 million dollars yearly and roughly half that in the rest of the state. The Post Office revenue stamp office closes, with stamps refundable only by proper claim. A new revenue stamp type will go on sale today, replacing many repealed taxes affecting stock instruments sales and various trades.

Boston Devonshire Street Postoffice Warry Will Washington

Hastings declines mayoral bid amid wage dispute debate

Charles H. Hastings president of the Lynn Board of Trade announces he will not run for mayor. He says he values the confidence of those involved in recent wage settlements and rejects claims he is using labor arbitration to influence votes. He prefers to remain in his current role.

Charles H. Hastings Lynn Board of Trade Board of Trade

Framingham Hospital reports no further deaths after electric car crash

At Framingham Hospital all injured in the Marlboro to Hudson electric car crash last Saturday night are said to be recovering well with no deaths expected. G A Butman, road treasurer, denies rumors of a forthcoming receiver and cites $70,000 unfunded debt tied to improvements, not previous accidents. The Massachusetts State Railroad Commission plans signals at dangerous single track sections and curves to reduce collision risk, not sweeping two track systems.

South Framingham Framingham Hospital Marlboro Hudson G. A. Butman State Railroad Commission Railroad Commission Massachusetts

Continuous quality since 1852 values stated

The company states it began delivering good values in 1852 and has maintained a continuous performance since then.

Mrs Duff Reveals Six School Board Salary Orders

Mrs Julia Duff released six salary and education orders after the last school board meeting. Five concern teachers salaries, including raising assistants’ max pay from 936 to 1082 and shortening time to max from eight to four years. The sixth order calls for an additional kindergarten in the Warren district.

Julia Duff Duff Public School Association Kenney Mulvey Committee On Rules and Regulations Sany Ernst Warren George A. ©. Ernst Allen Fifield Kenny Morris The

Jeanne Langtry Weds Man Of Her Choice

London report states Miss Jeanne Langtry daughter of Lily Langtry married Ian Malcolm M P at St Margaret's Westminster in the abbey shadow. Gifts totaled 400 with royal acknowledgments from King Edward and the Prince of Wales. Malcolm heir to a fortune and possible title, with a diplomatic past and ties to Lord Salisbury.

London Jeanne Langtry Lily Langtry Ian Malcolm St. Margaret’s of Westminster Edward Prince of Wales Miss Langtry Arthur Hill Marquis of Downshire Miss Wangtry M. P Edward Donald Malcolm C. B Malcolm Lord Malcolm of

Death by Poison and Father John’s Medicine Claims

A historical ad argues that bodily pores clogged leads to poisoning in minutes, while promoting Father John’s Medicine as a purifying food laxative for consumption, bronchitis, asthma, and lung troubles. It touts safety for children due to lack of stimulants and nerve toxins, presenting it as not a patent medicine.

Father John

Lady Curzon Expected Soon at Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor Maine June 30 Lady Curzon the American born Vicereine of India will visit in August for several weeks with her mother and sisters at Mossley Hall for the season. She is worn by India climate and a stay in Bar Harbor is hoped to aid recovery. Mrs Lester and her daughters plan many entertainments in her honor. This will be her first visit to the United States since marriage. Lord Curzon cannot accompany her due to his duties in India.

Bar Harbor Lady Curzon Vicereine India Mossley Hall Curzon United States Lord Curzon

Assault case shocks Waltham as Miss McLain files warrant

Miss Jennie McLain reports a Saturday evening assault at Moody and High streets by a unknown man who warned Mrs. Florence Wallace before fleeing. The injured victim, missing a tooth and with facial cuts, names John Morrissey of Riverside Street as a suspected assailant, described as a tall, dark complexioned man about 20 who has threatened and harassed her before.

Waltham Jennie McLain Ash _ street Moody and High Streets Florence Wallace John Morrissy Riverside Street Watch and Tool Factory Miss McLain Salvation Army Morrissey

Boston Chosen for Homeopathic Institute Meeting

The Boston Homeopathic Medical Society announced Boston as the meeting city for the American Institute of Homeopathy in June 1908 after considering nearly twenty cities. Dr Frank I Allard presided. a planning committee including Dr J H Moore and other Boston and Brookline physicians was formed to coordinate with local societies and arrange hospitality for about 1000 attendees.

Boston American Institute of Homeopathy Boston Homeopathic Medical Society Boston University School of Medicine East Concord Street Frank I. Allard J. H. Moore Brookline G-B. Rice Hotel Somerset Institute

Marriage Unites Miss Margaret Hunnewell and George Baty Blake

In St Andrew's Church at Wellesley the Rev Heleighton Parks united Miss Margaret Hunnewell and George Baty Blake in marriage. The ceremony drew Boston and Wellesley social leaders, with a simple reception at the bride's father home and the couple departing for a brief wedding journey. The Hunnewell family mourns Hollis H Hunnewell, the bride's grandfather, who died in May.

Wellesley St. Andrew’s Church Eighton Parks Emmanuel Church Boston Margaret Hunnewell George Baty Blake St. Andrew’s Hunnewell Hollis H. Hunnewell Francis Blake New England

Lakeville Camp Plans Discussed On Misery Island Cruise

Captain O H Story quartermaster of the Second Brigade M V M entertained the brigade’s commanders on Misery Island last evening. They traveled there and back aboard the steam yacht Unvira to discuss the Lakeville camp plans with Major Generals Bancroft Br Brigadier Generals Guild Brigham and Whitney and numerous colonels majors and captains including Pew Oakes Donovan Biocke Perrins Parker Breen Wier Sanborn Harrison Hayes Cobb Wyman and Soule.

O. H. Story Misery Island Unvira Lakeville Mariona Bancroft Guild Brigham and Whitney Pew Oakes Donovan Biocke Perrins Parker Ee Breen Wier Sanborn Errison Messrs Hayden Cobb Wyman Soule

Cleveland to Return to Politics as a Speaker

Albany June 30 Ex President Grover Cleveland, after ten years out, is likely to be a star speaker in New York Democratic campaign. He may address multiple venues if the State convention and campaign managers approve. Also discussed are inviting other factional leaders to speak and pursuing a broad, openly contested convention with自由 debate and no central boss.

Albany Grover Cleveland Tilden Club New York State Cleveland Hill New York Campbell State Committee

Mrs Jane Trayes Celebrates 93rd Birthday at Foxboro

Mrs Jane Trayes of Foxboro yesterday marked the 98th anniversary of her birth. A widow for over 40 years she was visited by many relatives. She had six children four sons and two daughters. Two daughters died in childhood and one son John B Trayes died at Port Hope Ontario. There are 19 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren living.

Jane Trayes Foxboro

King Edward Improvement Sparks UK Bonfire Celebrations

The king’s improved condition prompts widespread bonfires across Britain though London’s official illuminations lag as feasts and reviews unfold. Royal visits to entertain London’s poor are planned for July 5 with Prince and Princess of Wales touring sites. A Buckingham Palace briefing notes the king’s comfortable day, pain from wound dressing, and careful internal healing with no state matters allowed at present.

London United Kingdom Earlscourt Lizard Orkneys Mansion House Bank of England Marlborough House Strand Fleet Street Edward Queen Alexandra Prince Chen Ostend Buckingham Palace Drs. Laking, Barlow Treves

Steam Yacht Yacona Visits East Boston in Summer Prep

The Yacona once owned by the King of Portugal docks at National docks in East Boston to fit out for the season. Henry Clay Pierce, New York hailing owner and head of Waters Pierce & Co Oil Works, purchased abroad. Captain Frank Harding commands with Walter Bernard as chief officer. the yacht, a Scotch-built triple expansion model, measures 188 feet on the water line and sails at about 14 knots.

King of Portugal H.C. Pierce East Boston Europe National Docks Amelia Portugal Henry Clay Pierce St. Louis New York Mexican Central Railroad Waters, Pierce & Co. Oil Works Orizawa A. ©. Burrage Southampton Frank Harding Walter Bernard Plymouth General Whitney Metropolitan Line

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