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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
2
Chief Justice Brown issued a new order creating two sessions in Municipal Criminal Court. The second session will hear female defendants and juvenile offenders after women’s cases, while the first session handles male cases. The second session courtroom is near the women’s detention.
John J. Crowley an inmate at Long Island Hospital testified that after he criticized the institution he was harassed by attendants. He detailed remarks by a nurse and cited observed mistreatment of patients, autopsies, and poor conditions. Eugene L. Bryant, head farmer, clashed with the committee as he admitted taking lumber and sheathes from the island amid questions about behavior and ownership.
Bright educated ambitious young man wanted for special local office position. An exceptional opportunity for advancement. Salary 18.00 to start. Also stenographer book keeper and assistants wanted. Send addressed stamped envelope for particulars to B. P. The Cameron Corporation Box 672 New York.
Newport Bristol July 9 Owing to the heat no effort was made to bend on the big mainsail on the Reliance today. The sail was brought out in the afternoon and towed below deck. Around 5 o clock the Reliance under bare poles started down the bay in tow of her tender bound for Newport where Mr Iselin said she would stay overnight. It is expected the main sail will be bent on tomorrow and the boat depart westward later.
A Post canvass shows Collins backers dominate ward chairs while Fitzgerald units resist. leaders weigh harmony deals to keep Collins secure with Fitzgerald delaying candidacy. Ward 2, 9, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20 split or lean toward other plans. McClellan and OBrien retreat from commitments as FitzGerald to probe electability.
A local display promotes two piece suits in light materials and summer fabrics. Highlights include Homespuns Wool Crashes Flannels Blue Serge models in multiple sizes with prices from five to fifteen dollars, plus lightweight trousers and coats, and a full furnishing department with negligee shirts and summer underwear.
King Edward hosts a royal dinner at Buckingham Palace for American naval officers and expresses a clear wish for closer relations between the United States and Great Britain. Ministers voice support for the Monroe doctrine, seeking American backing to strengthen world peace. Prominent attendees include Ambassador Choate, Rear Admiral Cotton, and high officials from the UK.
A creditor committee led by Sherman L Whipple Fred C Carpenter Lester Williams W J Garcelon and Mr Johnson investigates J Francis Brown and Company affairs. Bookkeeper Herbert C Young is absent from Townsend Street and reportedly in a sanitarium as experts review accounts amid questions over handling and discrepancies. The committee plans further examination today.
In hot weather many teamsters welcomed complimentary wagon umbrellas and horse covers distributed by Wolf's Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets, under the banner My Clothier.
Delightful weather on the last day of the Henley regatta as Leander defeated Trinity Cambridge by six feet in the Grand Challenge Cup. Oxford’s Mable? College beat Eton by a length for the Ladies’ Plate. Trinity College Dublin bested Kingston RC in the Thames Challenge Cup. Victoria rowing Berlin defeated Kingstown RC by 12 lengths for the silver goblets. Third Trinity Cambridge beat Netherlands Rowing Club in Steward’s Cup. F S Kelly of Leander won Diamond Challenge Sculls over A J Beresford of Kensington RC.
The Shamrock III’s big steel pole mast was lifted out and a 312 foot taller spar stepped in its place. The spar, used in Weymouth trials, promises greater sail spread. Shamrocks to enter drydock for underbody repaint as tuning resumes Monday with daily trials between the two boats.
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