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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1906

Page

5

Missing Child Reunited Plot Sparks Countrywide Hope

In Oil City a Christ Church Sunday School teacher reveals she is actually Sydna Lee after years known as Ruby Holmes. Rev. Dr John Hills locates the English mother in Portsmouth and plans to reunite mother and daughter. The rector becomes legal guardian as the girl awaits return home.

Oil City Penn Christ Church Sunday School Holmes Miss Holmes Miss Lee America John Daws Hills Christ Church England Lydna Annie Lee Dr. Hills Miss Sydna Lee

Smith Marries Mar tz at St Jude’s Seal Harbor

Miss Hejfen Stuart Mackay Smith daughter of Right Rev Alexander Mackay Smith bishop coadjutor of Pennsylvania wed Charles Lester Mar tz acting chief of the entomological bureau at Washington. The ceremony took place at St Jude's Church Seal Harbor with a reception at Wild Cliff, the Mackay Smith summer home.

Bar Harbor Hejfen Stuart Mackay Smith Alexander Mackay Smith Pennsylvania Charles Lester Martz Washington St. Jude’s Church Seal Harbor Wild Cliff Mackay Smith

Metcalf Co. Serves Boston With Pure Drugs For 67 Years

Two generations of Bostonians have depended on TT. Metcalf Co. for pure drugs and the skilful compounding of physicians' prescriptions. For 67 years the reputation of this house has gone on increasing and its business extending. Two large stores, admirably located, one near Scollay square and one in Copley square, are scarcely sufficient to transact the business.

TT. Metcalf Co Scollay Square Copley Square

Scientist Ward Slain by Auto in Buffalo

Professor Henry Augustus Ward renowned naturalist and world traveler was struck and killed by an automobile in Buffalo this afternoon. A 72 year old Rochester native, Ward studied under Louis Agassiz at Harvard before directing gold mining ventures and touring the globe for 30 years prior to 1900 collecting mineralogy and geology. He owned the world’s largest private meteorite collection and his Ward cabinets were distributed to major scientific institutions.

Buffalo Henry Augustus Ward Ward Rochester Paris Louis Agassiz Harvard Scientific School

Rumor Ties Czar to Witte Amid Coalition Tensions

In St Petersburg rumors claim Emperor Nicholas again seeks Count Witte with reports he may be summoned. Parliament's Centre party defeated a radical interpellation bid while planning a renewed vote. Constitutional Democrats’ exit from the coalition cabinet fuels fears for Goremykin's fate as reports of unrest in the Caucasus grow.

ST. Petersburg Nicholas Count Witte Centre Party Red Constitutional Democrats Goremykin Caucasus

Tudor Weds His Former Secretary at Roxbury Home

Wealth and beauty united as Frederick Tudor, clubman banker and Harvard graduate, married his former stenographer Amy Logan yesterday morning at the bride's sister Mrs. B. R. Felton home in Chisholm park Roxbury.

Frederick Tudor Harvard Amy Logan B. R. Felton Chisholm Park Roxbury

Worcester wedding ends a surprising Back Bay romance

The Rev. Mr. Washburn of Worcester officiated as Mr. Tudor, from a wealthy background, wed Miss Logan, a striking beauty, after a romance that shocked Back Bay society. Photographers even used her photo in street car ads, and Tudor publicly tore down an ad in a dramatic early gesture.

Washburn Worcester Back Bay Society Tudor Miss Logan

Police Captain Struck By Brick in Jamaica Plain

Captain Philip McBryan of Station 13 was injured while trying to arrest a suspect on Green street Jamaica Plain Wednesday evening. Police seek the assailant who threw the brick.

Philip McBryan Station 13 Green Street Jamaica Plain

Mayor Delighted by City Fourth of July Fireworks

Mayor Fitzgerald praised the Fourth of July fireworks displays arranged by his office. Observers called the shows at the Common Franklin Field and Marine Park the best yet with high contractor service noted and broad public enjoyment.

Fitzgerald Franklin Field Marine Park

Vanderbilt home hosts Great Neck firemen visit

Mrs. Willie K. Van derbilt enjoyed a unique ride in the Great Neck fire department’s steam engine Alert. Firemen from Great Neck and Thomaston were their guests from morning until night in a display that included fireworks on the Vanderbilt porch attended by the Belmont and Hunnewell families.

Willie Vanderbilt New York Willie K. Vanderbilt Great Neck Aston Vanderbilt O. H. P. Belmonts Hollis Hunnewells

Darling Baby Was Riding Case In Great Barrington

In Great Barrington on July 5 Mrs. C. O. Scott of New York testified in the District Court that she would not let a chauffeur drive faster than 20 miles an hour when her baby rode. John M. Pendleton faced a $20 fine for speeding on the State road. Pendleton appealed. Mr. Scott plans to take the case to the Supreme Court.

Great Barrington Pendleton Scott Sanford Supreme Court

Bailey will contest leads to temporary adminship in New York

In the Bailey will dispute, Surrogate Silkman of White Plains named Ruth L. Bailey temporary administratrix with a 1 million dollar bond. She manages the estate while the contested will, left entirely to the widow, is evaluated amid claims of incompetence and undue influence.

New York James A. Bailey Detroit Mich White Plains Ruth L Bailey

Massachusetts Association for the Relief of California Meets

The group met yesterday morning and took no action on the California relief fund now deposited with Kidder Peabody. The committee believes conditions do not require immediate expenditure and expects better results from more study before acting.

Massachusetts Association For the Relief of California Kidder, Peabody & Co California

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