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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
2
At George Anderson's Tirrell Hill farm in Goffstown a huge buck antlered bull and fatally gored the bull. The buck then killed a cow that tried to defend the bull before leaping a wall and disappearing into the forest.
Morris Rabs a 15 year old of North Andover is missing from his home since Monday afternoon He was last seen wearing a gray mixed striped suit long trousers and low cut black shoes The teen who is tall for his age had often stated his intention of trying to enter the navy
In Hull Mrs Mary Reynolds seeks separate maintenance from her husband Frank Reynolds Boston area Chief of Police. She testified she carried out detective work tracing a woman in Revere as part of the marital dispute.
Mrs. Reynolds details marital troubles and a late night confrontation at a darkened Revere cottage. She claims Reynolds attacked her after returning home, aided by their son and daughter. Her testimony, described as sensational, continues tomorrow with Jefferson & Andrews representing her and Attorney Butler representing Reynolds.
Professor Clement L. Smith former Harvard University faculty member died at his home 64 Sparks Street Cambridge yesterday morning. He was 65 and had been ill only a few days with pneumonia. He was educated at Haverford College, graduating in 1860.
Harvard scholar Professor Smith joined Harvard as tutor in 1870 after earlier posts at Haverford and Swarthmore. He became dean of Harvard College in 1883 and head of the arts and sciences faculty in 1898. He directed the American School in Rome 1897 98 and edited Horace Odes and Epodes in 1894.
James Savage, chauffeur of 129 War ren avenue, is held in 4000 bond for grand jury action after a West Roxbury court hearing on the death of Miss Katherine Mackey of Jamaica Plain. Miss Mackey and Miss Anastatia Harney were struck on Pond street when Savage swerved to avoid two pedestrians, saying the girls darted into the path as an oncoming car approached.
A cablegram from Commander William F. Low announces the Ranger has reached Gravesend England after a voyage. The ship will stay a week to ten days before sailing for Copenhagen and Stockholm.
An early aid note promotes Marine Eye Remedy to prevent serious injury. The advisory urges using Marine in the eye before a doctor arrives, claiming soothing effects and reduced inflammation.
Deaths listed for June 29 to July 1 include Smith of Roxbury aged 70, Wetzel aged 13 months, Anthony of Marblehead aged 74, Bleiler of Jamaica Plain, Doherty of New York city, Moning of Roxbury, Peers of East Boston, Rooney of Winchester, Ryan of Dorchester. Funeral times and locations noted at various churches and chapels with relatives invited.
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